Governor Ritchie denies Beef with Miles over Public Service post
Baltimore April 30 Governor Ritchie rejected reports that relations with Clarence Miles Salisbury Public Service Commissioner were strained. He said there is no truth to the tale and he has never shielded from Miles any cooperation or policy. Miles holds that their relations remain cordial and that the stories serve others seeking discord.
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Evening Times
Baltimore
Ritchie
Clarence W Miles
Salisbury
Miles
J Frank Maerper
Centreville
Hati
Harper E
Unnel Miles
Salisbury Seeks Referendum On Municipal Band Funding
The article argues against stopping the Salisbury Municipal Band, noting a City levy of last October created a 5846.80 fund covering sixteen months of cost. It cites initial setup expenses, forecasts a 2500 appropriation for next year, and urges voters to renew support to protect musicians and taxpayers. It highlights a city Treasurer report showing 1236.17 in city property and defends the band finance by the Band Commission.
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Salisbury
Evening Times
Salvation Army report on January to March activities
Captain J Hall outlines Salvation Army work in the local branch for January February and March with attendance figures from open air meetings cottages prayer meetings and youth programs. The notice lists meetings, numbers attending, and various local activities by the Salvation Army in the period.
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J . Hall
Salvation Army
Aeork
Arms Hall
Aston
Communists Riots Resumed In Soha
The report appears garbled with scattered phrases about riots in Soha and mentions a Tribune report. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm a factual event or outcome.
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Soha
Merger Creates Eastern Shore Trust Company Salisbury
The Peoples Bank and Central Bank merge effective today forming the Eastern Shore Trust Company Salisbury Bank with assets over 14 million. Carl M Paynter named cashier. George Ho Williams serves as chief of police. merger consolidates operations at the Central Bank Building serving both institutions.
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Peoples and Central Bank
Eastern Shore Trust Company of
Salisbury
J M Paynter
Peoples Bank
George Ho Willams
Central Bank
Peoples
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Salisbury Bank
Eastern Shore Trust
Insstitutioen
Carl Mc Paynter
The
William Bb
Vo Bred Po Adkins
Ad Benert
Ranramin
Krause
G. W Phillips
B J Ward
BR. Fulton Waller
William M. Cooper
Hepeer S. Miles
E. Dale Adkins
Henry 8. Todd
Joseph Y Gunby
Peoples National Bank
Peeples Bank
Paynter
Beacom Business Colleges
Salisbury Building and Loan Association
Henry W Ruark
Ruarks
Charles M. Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
Next World Motor Congress in New York January 1936
The next world motor congress will convene in New York from January 1 to 13, 1936 with automotive interests from around the globe represented at the meeting.
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New York
Identified suspect described after Jamaica party note
The report details a man claiming memory loss and drug addiction, nervous and loud, likely of East New York origin. Described as 13 Ave feet seven inches tall, 136 pounds, with dark brown hair and eyes and a diagonal scar at the center of the forehead. He is being held in Alexandria for ID by the Director of Public Safety. In Jamaica, young ladies carry shoes on their heads to parties and wear them on arrival.
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Alf
New York
Alexandria
Director of Public Safety
Jamica
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Raigue
Hurlock’s
Bargan
Wiliams Bue
Relead Ave
Chas Street
W. C. Hufock
Fermerty
Sanders & Sty Co
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