White schools reopen with vacancies filled in county
The County Board assigns principals and fills vacancies at Bre Mahehadle Pittavile and Nanticoke Highs. Four new instructors join Wicomire High: Helen C. Wootten, A Vic Wright, Florine Elwood and E. Taylor. A 180 day calendar runs Sept 1 to May 31 with extensions for missed days. All white institutions close Dec 23 and reopen Jan pen ton. a White teachers meeting is scheduled at Wicomico High.
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Bre Mahehadle
Eerie
Te Acipal
A. L. Garland
Pitts High
Nanticoke High
BR. Rowen
Helen C. Wootten
Vic Wright
Florine Elwood
E. Taylor
Bres
Suniradent Bennett
Ethoels
Anes
Cheinz Gote Oc
Bate School
Kagiving
Baxter Helfare
Janpenton
Wicomico High Biiant
Boy and Girl Speak Before Rotary Club
Rotarians heard vivid descriptions of the YMCA camp near Bivalve as two youths Elsie Catherine Carpenter and Samuel Morris spoke about their river trip. The talk highlighted camp life for Salisbury boys and girls under supervision of Sergeant Herbert C Johnson with Dr Charles F Smith guiding the program.
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Y Mt
Elsie Catherine Carpenter
Yeikel Carpenter
Samuel Morris
Ovcar
Meekis
Camp Fe
Salibury
Herbert C Johnson
Charles F. Smith
Rotary Club
Mr Johnson
YMCA
Rewaslice Baptists Hold Delightful Annual Reunion
The annual reunion of Rewastien Church Baptists was held yesterday with strong attendance and reported as one of the most delightful gatherings in years. Morning and afternoon services were conducted by members of the church, and a large reunion dinner followed, hosted by the ladies.
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The
Baptists of
Detmar
Six Hundred Enjoy Sunday Scheel Trip
Community group reports large turnout for a Sunday trip organized by Scheel with about six hundred participants. The event drew diverse locals and featured activities at a public venue, celebrating community engagement.
Selisbary Artist Featured in Latest Merth Recording
A fragment notes Dale Wimbrea and the act Bleck Sheep Blas as part of a Selisbary music feature. The text hints at upcoming inquiries or customers, with garbled phrases about recent member or recording events and a landmark quote.
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Dale Wimbrea
Ety
Tribe at Gordy Park Seeks Series Win Over Parksley Spuds
Tomorrow the Tribe faces the Parksley Spuds in the second and final game of the Salisbury Parksley series at Gordy Park. Manager Smont notes a newcomer pitcher with a strong recent record will start, as Parksley fields its full squad including St Martin back from illness. The contest aims to boost local morale and tighten the race near the top standings.
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Gordy Park
Poke Whalen
Ruy
Nenators
Poatten
Smart
Tribe Jaler
Evening Times
Smont
Aaid
Parksley
Cambridge
Aldows
Breaks Sought Before Action Against Tribe
A public statement hints at negotiated pauses before taking action against the Tribe amid ongoing tensions. No concrete moves outlined yet, but leaders urge restraint while discussions continue.
Baltimore Police Clean Rendezvous Alleges Antijacks
Baltimore authorities claim a major car theft ring was busted in the Southern District. State's Attorney Herbert R. Caner said five suspects including Peser Beyer and Theodore Weisner were arrested after detectives found stolen vehicles being hidden at a shore cottage and prepared for resale in other cities.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. Caner
John Beyer
Ignatius Sy
Patrick Connelly
Deka Seabnid
Mm Stevens
Lee Stockman
Throdore Winark
Theodore Weisner
Negro Receives Year In Slavery Charge And Fine
Gilbert Cotuman a 25 year old Black man from Laurel Delaware faced a year in jail and a fine after authorities alleged his involvement in a disturbance in Salisbury. Sheriff Murray Philips and Deputy James oversaw the case as Cotuman traveled from Laurel to Salisbury for an event, bringing quantities linked to the incident.
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Gilbert Cotuman
Laurel
Del
Salisbury
Jersey
Cottman
Murray Philips
James
Chase for fugitive ends with arrest after crash into cranberry bog
White pursued Voltman into New Jersey where he was recaptured after fleeing through a cranberry bog. Sheriff Phillipe fired three shots in vain to stop the suspect as reinforcements aided the arrest. Nearer, a judge, fined Outman 308 and sentenced him to months in the house of correction for operating a vehicle under liquor with sale intent.
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C. White
Jersey
Voltman
Woltman
White
Phillipe
T. Nearer
Outman
Ween
Howe of Correction
Collmans Auto
Daughter Slain Men Administers Estate
Letters of administration granted to Mr. Mayne Baker, heir of James Carey, slain Easteran farmer. Mrs. Baker posted $7,000 bond at county court. Estate inventory not yet completed. farm interests lie across Worcester and surrounding counties. Jane Baker and Blanche Eliingsworth detained on related murder charges.
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Mayne Baker
James Carey
Selbyville
Del
Blanche Eliingsworth
Salisbury
Worcester County
Baker
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Edde Carpenter
Jife
Y.M.C.A
Rewaslice Baptists
Smeetites
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Duntile
Vieien
Baelte
Adtian Bldg
Arcade Theatre
America
Brewster & Pomery Murdcal
the Lavails
Alice Lake, Pauline Garen and
Jack Muthall
Citizens Gas Co
Mace Se
Mra
Mayne Maker
Merder
Frees Schubert
Selentiotin
G. M. Fisher
C. Salisbury
Jehan A. Kuba
Mer, Maryland
Panamas
Wicemice Hotel
Robert D. Grier, JR
Salisbury, MD
P. S
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Hill & Johnson Co
Dale Wimbrow
Columbia Record
Salisbury Music Shor
Atu
Fur Ridge
Bates
Mrs. Red
Poe
Peunt
Callege
Esate
Berbtad
Wbillanem Mehwasellern
Ncorman Empire
Raul
Sanday
George W. Vernon
Marylend
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