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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1926
Page
4
The Bathtubury post office announces a December 30 1908 deadline under a March 1970 act for a matter of public record. The Associated Press holds rights to publish news patches and rural content. advertising revenue and reprint terms are noted.
Engineers report 368000 dollar annual savings from a new eight lane bridge across the Chesapeake Bay. A Baltimore company proposes a toll supported project from north of the Patapsco to between Rock Hall and Tolchester costing about 10 million dollars. Toll rates for passenger vehicles and trucks are outlined to offset construction and operation costs.
An afternoon incident in a city near Gewvnn Avenue resulted in a shooting of a man and his wife. Police reported several teens detained for questioning as officers continued the investigation.
Fragmentary text discusses Republican and progressive factions, Senate race dynamics, and candidate positioning. Mentions Nye Fraser Carlson Cummins Nelson Lennor and amicable patronage concerns, noting shifts away from irregularities and the rise of conservative leanings within the era's reform movement.
Los Angeles reports on Lita Grey Chaplin describing her secret marriage to Charlie Chaplin in Mexico. The article outlines a two year period of alleged neglect and control, portraying a troubled relationship that ended in separation.
New Orleans meteorologist Plastuk reports on a quiet scientist who studies wind and has written the book Trapcal Cyclones. The work claims more accurate cyclone information than other guides and ties the cyclone records to recent Atlantic coast events.
The hearing discussed a proposed merger involving the New York Central and related lines with Mercer and Huffan areas. Officials cited potential routes and logistics while residents raised concerns about impact on key corridors and service patterns.
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