Unclear OCR Fragment on Food Safety Meeting
A distorted OCR passage references a Salisbery or Salisbury group, a medical committee, and an assembly meeting. Details are garbled with names and phrases, making concrete facts unclear.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
8
A distorted OCR passage references a Salisbery or Salisbury group, a medical committee, and an assembly meeting. Details are garbled with names and phrases, making concrete facts unclear.
Five defendants were convicted in a federal case led by the noted official. The jury found Koupgenshak A. Marshall guilty of embezzlement related offenses totaling $1,908. Other defendants Bernce Phillye, Couper Cephas, and William W. Seckson faced trial, with Seckson unable to post bond and all defendants now in Melticare city jail pending sentencing.
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