Mayor Parker Announces Candidacy for Re election
Mayor L Thomas Parker states he will file for re nomination to a second term in Salisbury. He vows to continue progress, improve regulation, traffic systems, and state road and railroad developments, aiming to lead via a May election following the April primary. Ernest White also announced a bid, and Parker references plans to secure a strong administration and address city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thomas Varker Telig Tate
Mayer
Marker
Ernest $J. White
Barker
Salisbury
Parker
Paris Fir
Aloe
Giants batter California coast amid second wave of storms
A severe coastal storm battered from San Francisco to the Mexican border, causing train and highway disruption, damaging beaches and structures. Gusty gales and high surf tore away sea walls and businesses in towns like Santa Monica and Santa Cruz, with debris washing ashore and traffic halted along the shore.
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San Francisco
California
Mexico
Coast Line
Abb Tuaer
Praneither
Ese
Mears
Devey Shea
Lauren
Santa Miniva
Santa Fe
Sante Ana
Varios
Sants Crug
Lost pin restored to fraternity at college
An examiner found a lost pin belonging to a member of the same fraternity at Fisher College. After identifying members of the fraternity, the pin was returned to its rightful owner.
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Pitteveid
Dpattefield
Fragermits
Finger Prints Lead to Arrest in Gore Slaying Case
Luke O Neill, 25, spent 8000 to alter his face but facial recognition and police work uncovered him for the New York murder of Catherine Gore. alias Nell Filgar Vance, arrested near Chicago after confessing he fled with 6000 dollars. Police linked prints to a suspect seen with Gore at a rooming house. a plastic surgery attempt failed to hide identity.
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Pyanvellie
Luke O'Neill
Tal
Catherine Gore
New York
Nell
Filgar Vance
Nanseucht
Gores Leidy
Fies
Chicago
Late News Bulletins Across States Mention Trials and Storms
Fragmented reports describe Grimmett case in Florida with conviction for a September killing. Interstate Commerce Commission actions on financing rail equipment certificates. Storm threats and disturbances in Virginia and Washington areas, with police responses and street incidents noted.
Famed airman dies in mail incident
A veteran aviator described as a colorful career figure and organizer of wartime flying perished in a mail plane wreck. The crash near Montpelier and subsequent fire devastated the aircraft, with officials from Bryan and Chicago reporting casualties and an investigation to follow.
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Clesland
Ohio
Pete de OA Po
Arto Senith
Adaerten
Wiiely Lacan
Fife
New York
Owenie
Pegulna
Chacage
Bryan
W. Shier
Air Mat
Reriie
Ceene
Tse
Ad Sears
Snuth
Fiser
Fle
Smith
Uttaad
St. Fener
Etruactur
Syed Og
Eeferr
Pete Tatas
Martek
Happy Ready to End Long Lay Off at Coal Fields
The Venusshante coal fields end a five month layoff as miners resume operations after a September strike. Production restarts in the 200 square miles, with Beaver transhipment and Columbus County areas resuming, sparking celebrations and parades across the region.
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Serentos
Seth Valley
Valles Coal Company
Columbus County
Sunshine
Ehatch
Sajuen
Nentetae
Ner Canersenm Renews Inc
John J. Dass
Picankent
United Mine Workers
Wow
Inglis
Thee
Jenioy
Abraham Lavestn
Moser
Withberre
Pebiece
Board of Education Hearing in Washington County Case
A Washington County hearing before an education board was held regarding Joan W. McDonald. Attorney for the Board, George Lohoger, argued for continued jurisdiction while the proceedings focus on a petition about McDonald’s career and related public concerns.
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Hamrateton
Board of Educatior
Washiington
Joan W. McDonald
Aanissioner Geeorge Lohoger
Donald Fofren
Pubie Ehrad Baihiing
Board of Bates
Gerad Ac
Sonpet T. Mttaer
Fragmented OCR notice leaves details unclear
Readable parts show a local notice fragment with personal names and dates missing. The garbled text hints at an event or listing but fails to identify a clear action, location, or deadline. No verifiable entities or specifics are available to confirm a proper summary.
Mexican President Calls Investigations Into Border Atrocities
President urges closing of objectionable border resorts in Tijuana after complaints of mistreatment of American women. Telegram to Mayor Palacio requests vigorous probe into alleged assaults on Audrey and Clyde Petect and accounts of abuse linked to the Juana area during U.S. inquiry into the Petect family deaths.
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San Diego
Calif
APD
Americas
Tijuana
Ween
Injuor
Motels Robbers Executed in Supreme Penalty Case
In Chieaze on February 1, 1964 a five man gang linked to the Rold Motel killings was hanged by the county jail after a long trial. Principal owner Derake and others faced the law as prosecutors outlined the bloody events surrounding the cashier Prankathes murder and related assaults.
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Chieaze
Hinabis Livabs
Uwetel
Iad
Gail
Tettav
Lirshe
Russell Scott
Bettaian
taXere
Mit
Eletas Gala
Fragmented OCR Note on Ailing Man and Assistants
Difficult OCR fragment mentions an elderly man with assistors including Tom Casey. Describes caregiving moments and a heavy load or task. Lacks clear names, dates, or location to form a full incident.
Princess Es Good Cook Fe for Fe 2
Fragmentary OCR summary with unclear names and events. The text references a princess, a cook, and a caretaker, but lacks coherent details, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Princess ES
Tax measure approved by vote of 58 to 9
Senate approves tax reductions but defeats key revenue provisions in a close roll call. Conference negotiations begin to reconcile House and Senate plans, aiming to finalize before March 1 tax filing. Debate centers on inheritance tax cuts, surtax adjustments, and executive-branch revenue assumptions.
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Washington
Senate
Mellon
Treasury
Colidge
House
Reed
Sumaens
North Carolina
Glass
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Insidiate Processen
Dtenocracy
Ite
Mellem
Simmons
Sena
Fragmentary OCR Note From Missouri History Page
Fragmented text references Missouri locations and a dated note about a farm, a gate, and a “Verate mark” of Tucker fends. The legible parts mention Gates alow, Mo deh, and Messwurt wears. Details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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Alow
Ceerratia
Vague description of a trainer and pane design
A partial note describes a trainer and a tree for a fest with 47 people, mentioning a design of 1 pane.
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Francis F. Hadedorn
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Maine
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Pricheren
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Sali
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Juana Saber Auner
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Civdle
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Wille
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tRatiten Toucament Todas
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Solon
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Art Smith
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Baby
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Harding
George To Harding
President Hardite
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Fliida
Exican
Liv Anaye
Tom Casey
Belpet
Bates
Felts
Casey
Mary
Shane Noter
Guy
Fey
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Welton
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