Freeman Proposed as Cashier for Central Bank
A step forward in appointing Charles F. Freeman to the office of cashier at the Central Bank. Freeman, former Salisbury Wicomico Chamber of Commerce secretary, is praised for thoroughness, agricultural understanding, and community‑minded leadership. Despite no banking experience, he is viewed as a capable, tireless executive fit for steering the bank and county progress.
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Charles F. Freeman
Central Bank
Freeman
Salisbury-Wicomico
Salisbury
Wicomaco County
Proper Dances Regulated Yet Praised by Community
Community debate centers on regulating public dances amid concerns about liquor flow and disorder Mayor Kenanerty and other critics call for supervision and permit controls The Peninsula General Hospital dance Thursday night is cited as a model event with wholesome atmosphere and no disorder to counter detractors
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Kenanerty
Peninsula General Hospital
Fragmented OCR Leads to Sparse Local Notice
Readable fragments show a local notice mentioning a person and place but lack clear actions or outcomes. Names and data are garbled, leaving the event unresolved and unspecific for complete confirmation.
Review Of 1923 American Business From New York
A 1923 survey notes railroads led growth with record car loadings, equipment outlays, and higher dividends from stations like New York Central. Copper prices fell abroad while construction, production, and farm values fluctuated amid postwar shifts. policy changes and warnings against risky investments closed the piece.
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New York
A. P
Ims Erry Sant
Harding
Ing
Gary
Ine
Euch
Europe
United States
Africa
South America
Anaconda Opps
Wed
Henry de Hoagie
Prianfens Coolidge
Chaiste
Wibudge
Congres
Protect Your Money and Truth About Dividends
A fragmented essay questions readers about how to judge a company’s earnings and dividends. It warns against misleading promotions and stock sales pitches and urges careful scrutiny of earnings versus distributions.
Federal Judges Deserve Higher Pay, Says Editorial
An editorial argues federal judges face financial temptations due to modest compensation. It states many contemplate retirement after service and that pay affects retention, tenure, and ability to attract capable jurists. The piece notes the lure of private practice and the strain on families.
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Oretted
Mathematics research burdened by wartime shortages in Europe
The article notes severe constraints in Germany Austria and Russia as science suffers from starved funding and scarce students. It highlights dwindling demand for new publications and calls for America to lead in advancing mathematical research amid postwar Europe’s shortages and opportunities.
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Germany
Austria
Russia
Europe
America
American Mathematical Society Seeks Endowment Amid Funding Strains
The American Mathematical Society plans to raise a $100 000 endowment as post war funding tightens. Leaders warn that without adequate support progress in mathematics could stall and crucial campaigns may falter, risking long term benefits to mankind.
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Mercer
Amechod Mathematical
Eigell
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