Negro held for attack and robbery in Maryland
Arm strong a 20 year old from Whaleyville was arrested in Ocean City Md for the July 24 assault and robbery of farmer Gethie Green Lewis. He confessed after arrest and faces assault with intent to kill and robbery charges. An accomplice jailed in Snow Hill faces aiding evasion charges. Police traced the escape via a broken bat used in the attack.
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Alvert Armstrong
Whaleyville
Ocean City
Worcester County
Snow Hill
Armstrong
Sherif G. Murray Phillip
Sherif Wilmer
New Home
Lewis’ Home
Whalesville
Lewis
Gestral He Vral
Sage
Sheriff Phillips
Mr. Lewis
Hereeback
duPont Highway
Selbyville
Del
Cirean City
Armstrong . Com
Parton
Lew. Paket
Sasi Lewis
Panama Canal Treaty and regional stability discussed
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a nation’s interest in the Panama Canal and a treaty, noting concern for balanced relations and regional power dynamics. It mentions Feara Jos 14 PF and vague references to agreements, equity, and cooperation, but lacks clear quotes or dates.
Ladies Day Declared at Cordy's Park This Monday
On Monday, August 2, Cordy's Park will host Ladies Day. Admission remains free for women with escorts, as announced by President Alexander M. Jackson after a Parkley club meeting. A large crowd is expected for the pivotal opener where the Spuds chase the Indians in the league race.
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Alexander M. Jackson
Parkley Club
Spuds
Durant clears in a single day on GM stock record
Wall Street figures show William Durant, founder of General Motors, posting a one day paper gain of about 1.6 million as GM shares surged to 191. The boom follows Durant’s earlier fortunes tied to GM and signals renewed faith in the company amid market moves. Joshua S. Cosden, a veteran investor, also returns to trading to chase more wins in the Street.
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New York
A. P
Wall Street
William Coverant
Joshua S. Cosden
Durant
General Motors Corporation
E. I du Pont de Nemours Company, Inc
General Motors
Baseball mind games and canberra growth noted in text
The extract mentions a baseball player outlining pitching strategy and psychological tactics to pressure batters. It also reports about 2000 workers in Canberra, Australia building the new federal capital, with weather notes and projected population growth to around 20 000 by 1927 in a brief formatted item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Federal Capital
Australia
Catholic Masses Targeted as Govt Seizes Control of Churches
Attorney General Or tene issues order disarming Catholics as authorities plan lay committees to manage churches. Priests negotiate with municipalities while mayors prepare to use federal troops if needed. Mass attendance continues amid tensions across the republic. A Manitoba student discovers rust in wheat at the university.
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Ortene
Senorega
Republic
Vera Cruz
Cheech
University of Manitobas
Feed Motor Company Builds Fourteenth Car by July
Late news from New York reports the Feed Motor Company produced its fourteenth car on July 227. The June 4, 1976 milestone and various scheduling notes are outlined, with scattered details about arrests, trials, and other local events.
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New York
Feed Motor Company
Municipal water rate cut under city ownership in Salisbury
Under municipal ownership the cost of water service for Salisbury consumers will drop about 30 percent overall and 41 percent for standard residential use as of July 1. City Engineer Dryden cites lower operating costs of the municipal pumping system and the end of private company charges. The change includes new connection rules and a 10 annual rate for customers beyond the city limits. The Salisbury Water Company added 55 customers in a year, while 12 new customers joined in the first 21 days of city ownership.
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I Paka
Ter
Francis H. Dryden
Salisbury Water Company
Salisbury
New York Leads U.S. Exports in First Quarter
New York topped Texas in outgoing merchandise shipments for the first quarter, with exports totaling $198,510,071. Declines in cotton and other commodities dragged totals for the period, while Texas shipments fell to about $121,008,000 as cotton and related prices weakened. Total exports reached approximately $1.09 billion, compared with 1925 figures.
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Washington
New York
Texas
Commerce Department Meda
Texas Oeaports
Atrle Nes Bork
Tonetter
Baltimore Heatwave Toll Rises as Worker Dies from Heat
In Baltimore on July 30 a heat and humidity spike forced locals to shed coats and seek shade. An earlier collapse at Sparrows Point led to the death of 1 year old steel worker Stephen Boland as doctors traced the fatal outcome to the heat and humidity.
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Baltimore
A. P
Dhs
Stephen Boland
Sparrows Point
Westerly
State sleuth sought in murder mystery
A warrant is out for former state Trooper Henry Dickman, the lone investigator on the Hail Mills probe, with reports claiming involvement in a Jersey City incident and questions about disappearance and missing funds. The case remains unsettled as authorities pursue leads.
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Trenton
Henry Dickman
Cerinue
Hail Mills
Case Inn
Luctman
Jersey City
Edward He
Elieaner
RGSS FIEDLERGH PROGRAM AT WAC
Fragmentary text shows a program title and broken phrases possibly about RGSS FIEDLERGH at WAC. Readable bits include names, dates or participants unclear due to OCR errors. The record captures a partial mention of a program event with missing context and specifics.
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RGSS
Fiedlergh
WAC
Slain pastor's widow charged with double murder in 1922 case
Mrs Edward Wheeler Hall widow of St Johns Episcopal Church leader in New Brunswick is jailed without bail in Somerville on charges she killed her husband and Eleanor Mills at their home four years earlier. Court spokesmen offered no details as to evidence while relatives sat nearby awaiting formal proceedings.
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Somerville
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Stein Reeter
St. John's Episcopal Church
New Brunswick
Exeanor Mills
Edward Carpenter
Rusel E. Watson
Peder
Primary race backers report campaign fund ties
A report from the Uhiross Senate primary cites campaign fund committee connections and contributors. Notable figures include a donor from Sure Rend Ina contributing $200, with further fittings showing totals around $19900 and related amounts.
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Perens
Verdes
Oday
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Favorite
Mandsitecora
Te. Bolts
Leal
Wisd
Gordy Paige Co
Recusitier
Wis Tarnden
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Salisbury Bank
Salisbury, Maryland
Biccayns Bay
Ciermnati
Boston Nationals
Bouble
Seturdey
Mendey
West Bourne
Nampshire
Beandery
Pitteborgh
Joly
Pasi Ovieheoshs
Penenytranis Feaventioss
Ormseal
Jedee Reid Tadey
Endera
Alent
Bamen
Chemgun
Greeeld
Weerera Necutt
Engiewoed
Collett Etema
York
Brees
Copeiard
Oben
Vebbrre &Felleerag Biendetecms
GrinzEte
Wiles
R. D. Grielow
Salise
Hemen
U.S
Maryan
Badeage
Jerney Siewthe
Thiras
Prant Lo Smith Carceestul
Uhiross
Senate Cempaign Fund
Stehrtisee
Engerras
Orie
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