Del Mar Va Association appoints Dr Bomberger director
The Del Mar Va Association announces the appointment of Dr Franklin Bomberger as Director of the Marketing Bureau. He will take a year off for study of cooperative marketing methods and then assume duties in Salisbury Maryland. The selection was unanimous per the Special Committee and Executive Board.
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Peanklin B. Bomberger
Nate
Ansiveraky
Maryland
del- Mar-Va
J. J. Patterson
Lans
Bomberger
Omier
Del-Mar-Va
Northwest
Pacific Coast
DelMarve
Salisbury
Bemberger
Fred P. Atkins
Messrs
Grahem Gunby
Charles C. Gelder
Romberger
United States
Mielne Neary
el-Mar-Va
Feo. Tats
Peninsula
Dei
Runway Mule Kicks Painter From Ladder at Shad Point
Fields, a painter, was knocked from a ladder in an alley feeding into Tock Street at Shad Point this morning and sustained a broken leg and other injuries when a runaway mule dashed forward after a mule cart was abandoned by Marrison Parsony.
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Duhn Fields
Homer
Shad Point
Tock Street
Marrison Parsony
Fields
Engagement Announcement for Miss Leave Reddick and Mr Teemas Eaton
Mrs JT4rece Mitchellaamences the ensarement of her star Miss Leave Reddick to Mr Teemas Edward Eat of Baltimore. Reddish is a graduate of Beecom Business College and employed by the United States Fidelity company in Baltimore. Eaton is connected with the Brown Cork and Seal Company of Baltimore.
Heavy Rains Swell Waters Across Arkansas
Flood warnings issued as heavy rains flood northern regions and nearby levies within 28 miles of Pine Wat capecid fail. Residents from Damsas to Varner urged to evacuate immediately as sandbagging ramps up near the Cullums bridge and surrounding counties face rising waters.
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Cape
Here
Damsas
Varner
Lintern
Keha
State Councilor to Visit Betsy Ross Council
Anna State Councilor of Sons and Daughters of Liberty will visit Betsy Rees Coonel Neo 17 on Friday April 2. All Councils of Wicomico County are invited to attend. Betsy Ross Council is the largest in the state with substantial real estate holdings and federal insurance on members. All members urged to attend the meeting Friday night.
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Anna State
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Betsy Rees
Cat Risks Life to Save Eight From Gas Poisoning
In New York on April 2 a cat woke its owner and eight others by scratching during a coal gas incident in a Monroe Street store area. The alerted occupants escaped unconsciousness before a motor crew rescued them. Five others received medical treatment. The cat died from the fumes despite efforts to revive it.
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New York
Monroe Street
Eiferts
Quake Shakes Isle in Philip Lugan Island Scene
A quake struck the island of Lugen at dawn causing cavern damage and villagers displaced. Local authorities reported no damage in the eastern portion, while the Weather Bureau confirmed a minor seismic event with minimal impact on inhabitants.
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Philip
Lugen
Father Sefea
Weather Bureau
Unconfirmed late reports of cross border clashes and deaths
Disjointed bulletins from Vienna and nearby locales mention unverified shooting between Romanian and Hungarian herders with numerous casualties. Other items include a Maryland murder case, a grand jury indictment, church appointments, and a separate infant abandonment incident under juvenile care review.
150 Students Protest Lunch Law at Maryland School
About 150 students at Hagerstown Central High School protested a rule requiring attendance at the school cafeteria for lunch. They argue there is no law forcing them to buy lunch on campus and many have found alternatives off campus while prices at the school lunch are higher than nearby options.
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Amert
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Central High School
Schonol
Zoe
John D. Zeatmyer
Loys Aml
Snyder murder case enters third bay in court juror picked
New York April 28 AP The Snyder murder trial entered its hard day with only the foreman of the jury selected after extensive questioning of many jurors. If mood of jurors remains, more than a thousand talesmen may be heard to reach 22 jurors. One juror accepted by all sides was William E. Young a hotel press agent who will serve as foreman.
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New York
Saveder
Ruth Snyder
Henry Dudd Gray
Albert Snyder
Queen's Village
Gray
Saleaman
William BE. Young
Berg
Smo' Commensee Meeting Sets October Session Easton
Smo' Commensee plans an October session in Easton. Watch representatives from counties along Maryland's Eastern Shore gathered for the sprint meeting of the Eastern Shore Commissioners Association. Albert Mackey delivered the welcome. J O Lees replied. the group discussed property reassessment and elected officers for the year.
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Easton
Blazen
Eas
Ern
Maryland
Sprint
Association of the Counts Commissinger
Albert ©. Mackey
Ami
J. O. Lees
Centrevillie
Raton
Tas
Yrar
Lew
James A. Baker
Camoringes
J. Watson
Doorcheater Coemy
Areas
Ater
Heary Tuner
Eastie
Arctic Flyer Safe Return After Alaska Search Flight
Captain George H. Whine and crew aboard a Stinson plane made a long exploratory flight from Point Barrow toward offshore regions north of Alaska. The mission searched for a mineralbearing target with pilot Bobaleen and Wilkin aboard. A safe return to Deechy Pocas, Seattle was reported with radio notes indicating continued activity along the Arctic coast.
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New York
Apa Oi
Northamericas
Alliance
George T. Withine
Artie Mier
Point Barrow
Alacha
Deechy Pocas
Seattle
Waeh
George HH. Whine
Waa
Tolay
Beechey Point
Aska
Aleat Mermites
Taint Barren
le Ege
Sfareh
Point Bare
Cort Bobaleen
Hia
Wilkin
Stinson
Tne
Ab Exmiareten
Aretichb Panorth
Alashi
Tos Pert Biresa
Alger Graham
Petreast
Atia Eskines Zune
Mare
Barweath Varth
Wik.n
Bigisem
Unclear OCR Reads Bond Payment at Cabaret Section
Fragmentary text indicates a mention of a bond of 5.09 dollars and a cabaret context with an arrest or payment reference. Details are garbled, but the snippet suggests a police or legal notice related to a bond and venue named in the cabaret context.
Mae West To Serve Nine Days At Welfare Island Prison
New York April 20 Mae West star and co author of Sex along with three white women and two neighboring passengers was carried by prison van from Jefferson Market to Welfare Island where she will serve nine days of a ten day sentence for an absence. Clarence W Morganstern manager of the production and James A Timoney are serving ten day sentences in the Tombs.
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New York
Mae West
Sefferson-Market
Welfare Island
Clarence W. Morganstern
James A. Timoney
Miss Manilla Warner and Carton Matthews Buried in Bruceville
Easton Maryland April 2 Special Miss Manilla Warner and Carton Matthews drowned when their car overturned in Mies Creek after撞ing a rail were buried at Bruceville yesterday. Funeral corteges from Windy Hill and Trappe met at the Methodist Church where services were led by Rev. F A Fairbanks and Rev H J Olens Two church processions joined to form the service More than sixty people attended the funeral many could not enter the church to participate in the rites.
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Mies Warner
Me. Matthews
Lurid
Windy Mill
Arviers
Raid on Chinese police compound in Peking reported
Paris dispatch notes a raid carried out on April 6 by Northern Chinese authorities on the embassy compound in Peking. The report cites demands from the Russian Soviet government connected to soviet housing aid and mentions a dispatch to the Indo-Pacific agency.
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Paris
Peking
Sovet Huudding
Floods and tornado toll rise across southwest region
Death tolls and homelessness mount as storms sweep western Missouri southern Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Tornadoes injure and kill residents while towns face wrecked buildings and flooded valleys. Rescue crews report dozens hurt and at least four fatalities with rivers near flood stage.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Oilahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Tts
Turnadoes
Obkishemas
Kineia
Miesnuri
Oklahoma-Texas
Granger
Little River
Arthur City
Paris
Tes
Cave Springs
Apex
Kirksville
Arkansas City
Kaeneas
Nivspurt
Flo
St. Lansis
White River levee breach floods Clarendon Arkansas
The Helena Arkansas dispatch reports the White River levee at Clarendon broke early this evening. Water surged through the gap sweeping obstacles and cabins, carrying people toward danger. Wallace Graham of the Clarendon telephone company described scenes of panic with residents seeking safety as the flood filled the business district.
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Helena
Ark
White River
Clarendon
Wallace Graham
Associated
Fer
Graham
Brea
Rix Bowers
Fevce
marseg@ted
Emmly Cocert House
Crowd of Three Newslots At Snyder Murder Trial
Queens County Courthouse New York April 2 ap with apathy in the square as the Snyder murder trial entered its third day The crowd on the third floor consisted of three pews belted with seuc fonts and peuimisiec remarks The judge Scudder moved court to ten instead of 1015 and warned of a late session to finish the day The court room was filled with reporters as witnesses etc tested amplifying devices and speakers for the proceedings
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Queens County Courthouse
New York
Snyder
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