Salisbury Automobile Show Revival Plans Announced
The Salisbury Automobile Show ends a three year hiatus and will run February 26 to March 5 at the First Regiment Armory. Dealers expect more models from local and nearby towns with New York debut cars, an orchestra each evening, and a public dance to close the event. Prizes include a Nash Six Sedan Pontiac Six Sedan and furniture sets.
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Gas tax proposal shifts upkeep to car users in Maryland
Salisury 1927 report notes a plan to replace county road funding with a gas tax not less than one and a half cents per gallon. P A Morrison states 1936-38 level spending and annual increases of about $160,680 per added cent. Wicomico, Dorchester, and Deal’s Island details show proportional allocations and mileages to hard surface roads.
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State Roads Commission
Sage Estate wins tax deduction for charitable bequests
The Margaret Olivia Sage estate in New York prevailed before the Board of Tax Appeals on a $109,000 income tax deduction for 1921. The board ruled that income from large charitable, religious and educational bequests and the residue sent to qualifying corporations was deductible.
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Margaret Olivia Sage
New York
Board of Tax Approved
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Two Planets Jupiter and Venus to Appear In Evening Sky
In Chicago on February 1 observers will see a near conjunction of Jupiter and Venus after sunset. Prof. Philip Fox of Northwestern University’s Yearstern Observatory guides the western sky viewing to witness the bright pair, the event recalling wartime alarms. The spectacle will be repeated Saturday evening.
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Congress Meets at Noon in Washington Senate Session
Today in Washington Congress meets at noon with four departments support staff appearing before the Senate. Howe works up era on district of Calagamba bell nevend de Gievemney lit oe bef tege appropriations committee. Senate committees conduct hearings as broad trust and tarepee lyoms. Board of Tea Appeals takes further frequent action reaching former Ford minority.
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State gas tax fight and death penalty bill filed
Annapolis headlines note chairman Mackall opposing any cut in the suggested four and a half cent gas tax urging a compromise for the grade crossing elimination program. A bill for the death penalty in armed robbery with firearms was introduced by William N H Alderson.
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Dete
William NH. Alderson
Caroline County
Danus Weagoes
Major Loewe Opens Baseball Season April 12
The baseball schedule sets an April 12 opening with both leagues starting games. American League matchups include Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington, while National League games feature Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia. The plan restores October closings and follows last year’s trial of Lach plan.
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Boy 16 Confesses to Murder in Highland Park Killing
Anthony Enyedi aged 16 confessed to Highland Park police that he shot and killed George Fanchali 42 after his mother urged the act. Elizabeth Enyedi, the mother, corroborated the tale and both are in custody. The elder Enyedi’s gun later injury claim is described as the motive and the family narrative states the boy intended to scare rather than kill.
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Anthony Enyedi
Highland Park
George Fanchall
Elizabeth Enyedi
Fanchali
Enyedi
Anthony
Late News Briefs From Feb AP Dispatches Across Regions
AP reports from Annapolis to Ireland cover medical emergencies in Montgomery County and a hospital stay for Dr. Ledmends, political tensions in Maryland amid a Seattle assembly inquiry, a judge ruling on alimony in Greece, and a fatal shooting in Carrick-on-Shannon linked to a former Free State leader.
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Bork
Tragedy At Kensington Crossing Kills Five
Washington reports a deadly Kensington Md crossing crash early today as a Bell and Ohio train struck the Wembley car, killing four family members and a friend. Neill Wembley and Kathryn Wembley survived after the car rolled and scattered wreckage along the tracks. Officials found no clear negligence by the train crew and noted the crossing bell may have been inaudible to the driver.
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Beltiore and Ohio Railroad
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Cumberland
Relief drives advance in Arkansas border district
Relief work in the Randed district of Arkanes progresses with emergency crews reinforcing levees while men battle to protect homes and prevent further destruction amid rampage by various groups. Refugees face strained conditions as authorities struggle to mobilize aid and maintain order.
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U S Forces Move Closer to Chinese War Zone
Washington reports the United States deploying 1 450 marines near Chekiang as tensions rise between northern and southern Chinese forces. Naval ships from Balboa Canal Zone head toward Chinese waters while 1200 marines from San Diego report to Admiral Williams in the Asiatic Fleet.
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Guam
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Cat saves man by attacking intruder in home
A man attacked by a meter reader was defended by Katie the cat. The cat clawed and bit the intruder, driving him away in a fierce, ferocious defense that surprised onlookers.
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Train Derailment in Indiana Injures Sleepers
A derailment near Greken Arm Hallored by Brake Wyatt Indiana sets two sleepers ablaze with minor injuries reported. A broken rail is suspected to have caused the incident as rescue crews from Escet the Semites arrived to aid.
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Washington Firm Seeks Aid for Pittsburgh Auto Operation
A Pittsburgh area business proposal seeks government support for operating an automobile venture between Pittsburgh and nearby areas. Officials declined to provide specific deductions and details on the return or costs involved for the project.
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Flooded Arkansas Districts Seen With Rabits and Rescue Efforts
Flooded areas in Soo Toitenplant Arkansas report hundreds of rabbits displaced from burrows as waters rise. Locals use boats and rescue efforts aid stranded animals and pets in shelters. A pair of Black men paddled two boats yesterday to save dogs, meeting long odds before returning.
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Educational Proctures Inc charter filed in Dover
A Delaware charter for Educational Proctures Inc authorizes 55,000 shares of eight percent preferred stock with par 100 and 250,600 shares of common stock. Of 255,000 total shares, 20,060 preferred and 182,600 common will be issued for at least 9 percent of capital and 98,000 cash. Incorporators include Arthur Skilman Bronix Edwin J. Miller and Andrew J. Arbuckie.
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Murder at Atlanta Home Shocks City
The bodies of Mrs Lottie Ingram and her infant were found at a cotton mill worker's home in Atlanta. The mother’s skull was crushed and the baby strangled. authorities seek a husband Harney Ingram and another man seen at the scene. Detectives question neighbors and check if Ingram was employed that night.
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