Red Cross and YMCA Offer City Water Safety Program
Local Red Cross and Young Men's Christian Association units plan a two day water safety training in New York Avenue area. The program targets police, fire, Boy Scouts, and YMCA members with Red Cross Life Saving courses plus group classes led by experienced instructors.
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Washington, D.C
Red Cross Institutes
Richmond
New Platz
Red Cross
Police Department
Fire Department
Boy Scouts
YMC
deGaile
Red Cress
Howard M. Ruark
Secras Attl Cmion
Driver Test Results Show 61 Pass as Applicants Placed
A large turnout for driving exams yielded 61 licenses granted after three hours of testing. Forty-nine applicants were listed as successful, with names spanning Salisbury to Parsonsee and multiple towns, while 21 failed.
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Naltaburlems
Harri
Robert
Mb Andersen
Beland
Jan P Mapbury
Tim Alien
M S Taylor
Mere Velma
Garet Bo
Carre T Reddish
Blew White
Hrmard Soldati
Ann A
Mary Louise Shepley
Allart
Voigt
Rodney Hawkin
Carl Wo Paynter
Arthur S Ruard Nantiocore
Walter Water
Wesley Bo Nutter
Bivaine Elmer Rebsn Om Ceara
Woatlace Mearch Sharetown
Wot
Selhy
Hprbeon Betwin Beweti
Elmer Elmar
Keet Bower Thurbush Parsonsee AG Mageet
Bash Am Mabe
Wireless Greetings From Presbyterian Church Delegation
The Waowi.ttre Presbyterian Church reports a telegram from New York received by the Evening Times. The message conveys seasonable greetings from the Presbyterian organization, signed by Mrs Robert A Deve and others.
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Waowi
Terian
Ny York
Matt
Matt Desayeut
Sireiees
East Chu Street Plans Move Toward One Way Thoroughfare
The city considers widening East Chu Street from Division to the railroad to five feet by shifting the north sidewalk back. Mayor and City Council back the plan which would require removing one building and enable one way traffic on Church and Broad streets. Officials say work could be done at low cost and no immediate action is expected on broader widening from Ellen to Division.
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East Chu Street
Church Street
Church and
Broad Street
Ellen
Division Street
Freight routes on Eastern Shore rise in protest interview
Gardner explains how rail and water carriers allegedly discriminate against the Peninsula, listing higher rates for berries and cantaloupes to New England and western markets. He cites cost gaps between Norfolk and Philadelphia areas, with proposed rate changes to fix inequities for Maryland farms and Peninsula producers.
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Peninsula Fertilizer Assoriation
Delaware
Maryland
Maryland Farm
Dorchester
Queen Anne
Talbot
Caroline
Wicomico
Mer. Gardner
Reilreads
Evening Times
Ally
Porters
Delseath
Cape Charles
Atlantic
Chesspeaks Bay
Delmervia Peninsula
Peninsula
Steubenville
Aberdern
Baltimore
Oye
Aesagen
CFPA
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Erie Pa
Buffalo
Wheeling
W.a
Mississippi River
Fragmentary text confusion from OCR reading
The readable fragments show garbled phrases and unclear context with no identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize into a coherent card.
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Aate
Teo Presbyterians
Boyles
Cemasianion
Hilen Si
Bunidenia Favorahte
Appiaatheger
Citizens Gas Co
Mas St
Eastern Shore
É. Gardner
Noerfelk
Columbus
Chicago
Salisbury
Norfolk
Enjry
Ladies’ Athletic Union
Salisbury, MD
Curtis Woodwork
Arcade Theatre
America
Brewster & Pomery Menten
Alice Lake
Pauline Garen
Jack Muthall
Staris
Kennerly & Mitchell
R Madras
Desea
Ricks
Winte & Legmars
Saliskury
Desener
Americas
K S. Adkins & Co
Nwarve and
San
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