Stately Estate Sold Amid Uncertain Future Plans
The Oaks, former home of the late Governor and Mrs. K. E. Jackson, near N Division Street, has been sold to a group led by J. Perskie of Atlantic City. The purchase price was cash, and plans call for charting the 71 acre site into building lots while preserving the estate core. An offer to use part of the property for a private school was reported, with final use to be determined.
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Oaks
KE. E. Jacko
Tentay
N. Division
J. Ib Verskie
Atlantic City
Sanwel B. Woodcock
Perskie
Maryland
Saliobury
Asabel
A. Raiiesd
Old Oaks
Train Derailment Injures Ten Near Fairmont West Virginia
A Baltimore and Ohio train derailed near Whops on the West Fork River injuring ten, some seriously. The crash blamed on a broken rail prompted relief trains from nearby cities to dispatch doctors to the scene. Passengers were later brought to Fairmont for treatment as the train continued to Pittsburgh with the injured aboard. Among those hurt were Clyde Hoffman and Lilly May Schwartz with rib fractures and other wounds.
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Fairmont
W.va
Haltimore
Ohio
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
West Virginia State Hospital
West Fork River
Crafton
Clyde Hoffman
Mahonington
Howard Schwartz
Weston
RR. Ferkins
West Newton
RB. Perkins
Scorardt
Lilly May Schwartz
Frank Fagan
G. M. Bing
Rainview
Nebraska
Boy of Selbyville Sentenced to Life for Worcester Murder
James Baker, a tall blond youth from Selbyville, was found guilty of the murder and robbery of Darey Baker in Worcester County. Judge Robert F. Dhuer sentenced Baker to life imprisonment with no capital punishment after a fraught trial where Miss Blanche Ellingsworth testified about Baker’s actions and gifts.
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Salisbury
Marylums
Robert F. Dhuer
Worcester County
James Baker
Selbyville
Vel
Joshua James Baker
Welltale
Wicomio County
Sherif
William W. Davin
Kaher
Blanche Ellingsworth
Baker
Elingsworth
Gnurt
Darey
Ellingsworth
Tlnet James
Mownt
Hermon
Plac
Laurel
Del
Wilmington
Hawaman Replies To Mitchell In Hawaii War Trials
Washington Bee reports Major General Clarke testified in a Mitchell court martial. He defended his actions as commander at Hawaii and said he did not condone or support the fatana air forces. He appeared before a quorum he had met early in its existence and withdrew on the trial's opening day after a challenge by the delegates.
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Wahington Bee
Clarke PL Sunmerall
Wapess
Mitchell Court
Cetenel Mitchell
Hawai
Fatana
Quurt
Les Accord
Hawa
Deleti-E. Se
Derugated braiding shapes early spring crops on Eastern Shore
The article notes weather-related changes on the Eastern Shore affecting crops and farming. It mentions efforts by local growers in Accurtze and Northampton counties and the arrival of new seedlings and preparations for an early spring harvest.
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Deninegla
Marland Courties
Accurtze
Northampton
Unclear text fragment reports events and names
Fragmentary OCR reads like a mix of terms and names including London and Peters with mentions of risks and war timing. Readable facts are scarce, and no clear event, date, or outcome emerges from the damaged passage.
Death of Dr Garrett Shocks Gaffnes South Carolina
Word of the death of Dr Garrett reached Wort by letter to Mrs BR, and locals recall his presence in town. He was well known for his marriage to Mrs Mollie Berhawn of Salisbury. The news notes his frequent visits to the town and his many friends there.
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Garrett
Gaffnes
South Carolina
Garrett i
Mollie Berhawn
Salsbury
Dr. Garrett
BR. Daw
Tacerstown Seeks Post Office in Hagerstown Maryland
Postmaster Frank J. Bennett says a congressional bill by Rep. Fred N. Zihlman would fund a 250 800 dollar post office in Hagerstown to handle growing business. He notes annual mail volume rose from 48000 to over 50000 dollars in value and the current Federal Building space is insufficient. The existing building dates to 19__ and an annex was added, but size hampers efficient mail handling.
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Hagerstown
Fred N. Zihlman
Magerstown
Frank J. Bennett
Bennett
Destruction of Continental Leather Tannery Hits Fiaten
Fire wiped out half of Fiaten's population of 2,508 as the Swift Run tannery of Continental Leather Corporation burned. Estimated damage runs to a milli dollars. Officials planned further decisions on rebuilding and operations.
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Fiaten
Swift Run
Continental Leather Corporation
Dees
Late News Bullets From Densite and Beyond
Densite reports an N ray examination and arm treatment under Dr. Cuatey. A plot against Henry te Jeuvenel in Noria is uncovered with police naming organizers. A deadly fire in East 11th Street New York leaves women dead and others trapped. The General Bebing Corp seeks 2 billion in stock, offering a $1.25 quarterly on $5 par. Secretary Mellen becomes railway director effective January. Pan American Congress speaker accuses South American broadcasts against the U.S. Public service hearing studies Wet Pean Electric Co acquiring power utilities in several states.
Missing Cleveland man prompts nationwide hunt
Authorities pursue missing wealthy Cleveland man Sabeburs after his disappearance stirs concern across major cities from San Francisco to Boston. State investigator Gordy says family cannot explain his vanishing and that no solid motive or timeline is established.
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Cleveland
Tragic Train Conductor Charles Turner Dies Injured
Cumberland Md Dec 15 The body of Charles J Turner 51 conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio line died after a accident on the railroad near Romney Prince near scene. He is survived by a daughter and son. Turner was a member of a local church and a veteran trade union member. The death followed an injury in the morning crash.
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Cumberland
A. P
Charles J. Turner
Aber Tarcer
Hance
Maryland
Poytijas
Radyrad
Burkis eae ates for wom Te article
A fragmentary OCR item mentions storage and a sport area but is unreadable. It references women and teens and implies a local venue but offers no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Chicago family of three slain by unknown killers
A weekend slaying near Batavia left a Chicago family of three dead and a police man wounded. Investigators questioned if a Robbery or violence spree by a suspected gang was involved, with an abandoned car found and the victims identified as Jeske and family members.
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Chicago
Dev
Batavie
Sunda
Notehberme Countier
Bea
Ellenn
Ralph
Jeske
Mace
Turbulent Collision Ends in Fatal Discovery on West Street
In a chaotic scene near a busy avenue, a man and bystanders discovered an improvised explosive device and shells after a violent incident. Responders found the casualty along the curb with wounds as bystanders recalled hearing a fight and shouting. A resident described seeing dark objects and a brass item nearby before police arrived.
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T. Whee
Walter
Meshan
Srai
Agermatade Phyri
S. Cecalens
Klan Weighs Hotels Over Bride in South Florida Alert
Klansmen bar gates to block arrival of Rhinelander Rhinelander a likely bride of a target Leannit bop in Fort Mere. Reports say four hotel managers were questioned and searches staged at West Palm Beach hotels after alerts that Alice Dunes Bhin a union bride might be staying nearby.
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Bort Pierce
Dee
Saad
Ku Klux Klan
Fecal
Alice
Rhinelander
Leannit Bop
Fort Mere
Jacquand
Ane
Anters
Werpet
Cand Te Hate
Cand Te Hate Conducted A Search of the Hotels At, Weat Pate
Alice Dunes
States
Fruitland Child Hit by Truck In Front of School
A six year old boy, Alton Bounds of Quinton, was struck by a truck while leaving Fruithead grounds yesterday afternoon. He was knocked unconscious and is in serious condition at Peninsula General Hospital. The truck, described as a large machine, was driven by Adkins and witnessed by Mia Parnote, Fruitland School principal, who rushed the child to hospital for immediate aid.
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Fruithead
Alton Bounds
Quinton
Bounds
Peninsula General’ Hospital
Rearts
Guy Long
Tran Bata Adkins
Mia
Adde Parnote
Fruitland School
AtleRi Ios
Human ladder rescue saves family from burning building
A staged emergency scene formed a human ladder to rescue a family from a burning structure. Reported bystanders say the intense effort allowed most occupants to escape before flames intensified.
French Conductor Sentenced for Rhine Music Stunt
A French military officer in Bonn was fined and sentenced to three years in prison for conducting a German band and playing "Deutschland Uber Alles" near Coblenz on the Rhine. The incident occurred as tensions rose during holiday celebrations.
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Bonn
Coblenz
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