Four Berlin firemen injured in ladder accident
Wardell Whittington of the Berlin Fire Department was injured when a 53 foot ladder fell from overweight while being lowered during a fire drill. He was rushed to Peninsula General Hospital Salisbury for a broken arm and facial injuries.
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Wardell Whittington
Berlin
HD V'Elock AM
Peninsula
Whitergston
Facal
Brubes
Berin
Mab
Tere Bern
Phe
Poe
Departar
Pamfa
Chen
Whittington
Salisbury
LW Workman
Orl Glanstockles
Majure
Whittiarten
Oh 53
Workman
Carter
Shockley
Anton Furting
Salesbury
Sywatey Air Elites
Eas
Coteliyer
Pestis
Untitled local notice fragment with names and figures
Fragmentary OCR with multiple names and figures. mentions individuals, places, and a corporate reference. Content is garbled but indicates a community public notice or listing with names such as Kennedy and Parsons and references to a chamber, corps, and a state fair context.
Former state cop weds Berlin G AI
A former state police officer and a Berlin G AI tied the knot in a ceremony at St Pauls Predstant Epesus alb Church Bertin Md. The couple planned a future partnership with Berlin Hardware Co. in Berlin after a residence trip to Washington. The ceremony was attended by relatives and church officials.
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Berlin
G!ai
St Pauls
Epesus Alb
Bertin
Marsland Stee
Bea
Ken Lew EB
Esteteds
St Wood
Nate
Piahker
Porehatey
Wastdegton
Eberlin
Nella
Theodore M. Pamelon
Delaware Eastern Shore developments and rail plans rise
Inquiries into Delaware tax funding address a Taxpayers Research League charter. Washington College students assist historians Dole and Kilpatrick on a nine county Eastern Shore history. Norfolk and Philadelphia rail plans surface amid growing freight traffic expectations. A Dover Chamber sanitary initiative for a stainless steel factory site prompts labor and water access considerations. Cape Charles plans a Christmas celebration aimed at tree preservation.
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Washington College
Chestertown
Eather M. Dole
Raymord A. Kilpatrick
Commmerce
Marylack
the Sanitary of the Chamber of Commerce
Dover
Delaware
Allied Chemical declares higher annual dividend
The Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation raised its annual dividend to 4 dollars per share with a quarterly payment of 1.50 dollars, up from a previous annual rate of 1 dollar.
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New York
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
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Nooton Derromet
Kennedy Witle
Sean Enas
Chin Seung Piontenden
Borge
Matarek
Anil
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Ff Mans Corporation
Boy Parsons
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Satea
Scott's
Scott & Bowre
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Maryland
Ltimore
Chesapeake & Atlantic Shuiway Company
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Taxpayers Research League
Taxpayers’ Research League
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Planong
Little Green
Philadelphia
Boston
Cape Charles
Hantry
Blue Bird Tea Room
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