Visitors Week Opens in Wicomico County Schools
Beginning Wednesday, a Visitors Week will be held in Wicomico County schools from Monday to Friday. Parents guardians and guardians are invited to visit the school to observe pupils and teachers during regular schedules. The plan, proposed by County Superintendent James M Bennett, aims to strengthen parent involvement and ties to public education. The Advisory Board approved arrangements for the campaign. Wicomico high schools ranked fourth and negro high schools fifth in state attendance rankings for January.
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Ruby Hayman
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White Rative Rand
Wincomice County
Irish Tenants Battle Rent Collectors in Clare District
Report from Clare district describes tenants resisting rent collectors. Sheriff forces faced armed tenants who blocked bridges with felled trees and battled with pitch forks. reinforcements arrived as clashes escalated. Local figures include Captain James Charles Arthur and Rajah Ser Hari Singh amid disputed property payments.
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Rehinsan Midland Bankutt
Rajah
Hari Singh
Pole
May Deport Youth Who Wedded Sister
Fragmented text describes a court or legal news item about deportation tied to a marriage between siblings. Limited readable details mention authorities or figures and a possible ruling or action to deport a youth who wed his sister.
Broadway Liquor Sale Fight Draws Public Aid
Public aid seeks to curb liquor sales on Broadway echoing actions of District Attorney Buckner. The effort targets theater district saloons and calls for enforcement measures and affidavits to back anti drinking campaigns. It parallels New York County DA Banton’s crackdown on Broadway shows and related venues.
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Bluckner
Broadway
Banton
New York County
Buckner
Banten
Rath Sued For Losses At Tracks
A court case centers on losses alleged by Rath linked to track events and related dealings. Details are limited in the readable fragments, with names and precise claims obscured by the OCR.
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Rath
Airplanes Evade Gunfire in Test
Reported tests at Langley Field show aircraft dodging machine gun fire with limited damage from shrapnel. High officials witness demonstrations assessing anti aircraft defenses and the fighter craft response to enemy fire amid wartime scrutiny.
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Interscone
Cote
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Lette Generes
Battle in Pacific Near Waval Faces Vast Fleet Maneuvers
The Seattle based naval command reports a climactic Pacific clash as a vast U S fleet moves from Panama toward Lower California seeking contact with invading forces. The operation features high speed scouting cruisers and battleships, with Admiral Robert F Coonts acting as umpire of the maneuvers.
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MT Mercan Weat
Pacific
Pacife
Arctic
Robert FE Coonta
United States
France Considers Evacuating Rhineland Under Security Pact
French Premier Herriot and British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain discuss a plan where France would evacuate the Rhineland under certain conditions. The understanding includes a strengthened security pact and disarmament along the Rhine, with negotiations ongoing amid uncertainty about timing and terms.
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Austen Chamberlain
Isreat
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Chamberlain- Viest
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Sculptor Fights Removal to Georgia in Court
A dispute centers on relocation of a sculptor amid a custody style hearing. The proceeding includes references to a Confederate memorial and a judge presiding as witnesses testify about the removal request and related legal arguments.
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Pershing and Better Attending Planned Function
General John J. Pershing and General Alfred M. Better were expected to attend a function after arriving from Santiago de Cuba last Tuesday. Health issues delayed plans for the event, with a formal gathering slated for the next day at the presidential palace to mark the visit amid wartime affairs.
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John Jo Pershing
Hie
Miasen
South America
Santiago de Cuba
Gremera Glen
Presidential
Thuabe
Minster
Maine
Parades As Author Weds Wealthy Widow in Macon Mixup
Mrs George Ady, recently wed to a man posing as Indiana author George Ade, learned six weeks after the wedding that her husband was not Ade. After suspicions and long distance calls, authorities identified the impostor as George Nale of Florida, a meat salesman.
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Regertere Peano Atentits Omynels
Merion Hye sae ade te Om tase oot
Fragmented OCR reads as a late news brief with numerous garbled phrases. It mentions a plan on Mt Saleve and a meeting involving a wife, fort, and a game, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Swallowed Balloon Leads to Child's Death in Chatham
Maren Kathleen Hegan, a child from Chatham, died after swallowing a deflated balloon. Police and medical examiners investigated the incident as a tragic accident.
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Chatham Bag
Maren Kathleen Hegan
Reich stag approves new government appointments in mock upheaval
In a hurried session the Reichstag parties back a measure naming Walter Simon as president ad interim and appointing a foreign minister and supreme court head. In Washington, senators discuss Charles Warren’s nomination as attorney general as rail workers halt on the Pennsylvania line following a fatal train strike. A Stone Mountain Confederate memorial controversy dominates as preservationists seek extradition stay. News notes include a maritime disaster with fishermen drowned and political maneuvers by Republican factions amid labor tensions.
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Walter Simon
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Sprie
Convict Morgan Granted Leniency Despite Probe
Bert M. Morgan, 24, a Maryland convict nearing the end of a five year term for worthless checks, ran a mailing list agency from the prison. Warden Swe(rt)sey defended the arrangement as legitimate and said he would inspect Morgan’s books after Toledo and Toronto detainers were dropped. Auburn parole violations remained. The warden stressed the prison’s aim to rehabilitate and keep inmates productively occupied. Morgan claimed the business earned about $25,000 in two to three years.
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Claude Bo Sacezex
Maryland Perstentuary
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Ont
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Japan Passes Law Against Communism
A Japanese law aimed at suppressing communism and propaganda was passed by the House as police surrounded parliament. The act imposes up to ten years imprisonment for membership in or advocacy of disfavored groups and restricts open discussion of anti government ideas to foreigners and locals alike.
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