Tri State Packers discuss industry problems in Maryland area
More than 230 members attended a Tri State Packers Association meeting at the Wro micu Hotel to review current and future issues in packing fruit vegetables and farm produce across Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania. W W Gardner reported new canning rates from Milton Del to Philadelphia and urged rail lines to set rates from regional stations. Storage in transit is a key topic with Nelson J Fonks of Preston Maine as president and Cassius M Dashiell of Princess Anne as secretary.
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Justice Says WINS BACK 308 WITH FORMER EMPLOYERS
Samuel White, missing since October 26, returns to his former employers and home after a sequence of arrests and a brief suspected drowning in the Nanticoke river. Police and court actions lead to an indefinite postponement of charges and his plan to move south with his wife and child.
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Europe
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Nanticuku
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Wife of Shenandoah Col Mitchell's Trial
Washington. Dr. Pa Mrs. Zachary Lansdowrie widow of the late commander of the Shenandoah was called as a defense witness in the court martial of Colonel William Mitchell. Defense seeks to prove a navy officer urged her to retract a prior statement that Commander Lansdowne was ordered to take the Shenandoah on its fatal mission over his protest. Defense counsel claims the navy department bore criminal negligence as part of the charges.
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William Matched
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Lerner Pleads Guilty in Maryland Alcohol Case
Joseph Lerner pleaded guilty in federal court to violations connected with a legal passage of alcohol in Maryland. A conspiracy charge against him was dismissed by prosecutors. U S District Attorney Anus W Wo Weendeok said the maximum penalty could reach three years in prison and a fine. Three others including Winfeld were convicted in September of illegally withdrawing alcohol from government warehouses and sentenced to terms in Atlanta penitentiary.
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In the Fight to Stay Col Colonel Hell Leads Opposition
Baltimore area Republican leaders opposed to Sennatee O. KE. Weller held a lengthy conference with figures like Joha Philp Hill and Marten A. Humphreys. Hill vowed not to withdraw from the Senate race and outlined plans for a platform. Other details remained undisclosed as factional splits and ward alignments drew attention.
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Marten A. Humphreys
Salisbury
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Wilmington
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Baltimore pastor declines trusteeship in Dayton university plan
Dr. Peter Ainslie of the Christian Temple in Baltimore declines a Bryan Memorial University Association trusteeship at Day ton Tennessee. He says founding a university on the inter relations of Willan Jennings yarn is most unfortunate and that his closing days could have been better spent in other fields. He adds he highly esteemed Mr. Bevan hiahly.
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Bryan Memorial University
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Leonard Wants Return Fight Despite Mother's Objections
New York Nov 12 Leonard, former world lightweight champion, says he yearns to fight again though his mother opposes it. He has begun light training and has contacted the State Athletic Commission. Promoter Tex Rickard says he is considering the ex-champion as a principal in winter matches.
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Gonna gang members found guilty in policeman killing
Rosa Po Crowe, state’s attorney, announced that Albert Anselmi and two Gonna gang members were found guilty of murder and sentenced to fourteen years each. The victim Harold Olson and officer Charles Walker were killed in a pistol battle that left gang leaders dead. Anselmi faces a possible death penalty on related charges.
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Prohibition raid frees three alleged bootleggers and disrupts crowd
Police early today rescued three federal prohibition suspects held at a north town location. A crowd gathered as bricks flew and an automobile was set alight. Officers seized four gallons of townshine and escorted one prisoner, RBH Bear, to await bond.
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Jury Deliberations Continue In Colorado Murder Trial
In Littleton Colorado the Blazer jury, after hearing testimony about a physician accused of murdering his 348 year old imbecile daughter Hazel, has reached no verdict. The twelve jurors were told by Judge Jehazon Paul to resume deliberations after a break, with an expectation of a verdict within about thirty minutes.
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Railway unions meet over Western Maryland dismissals
Baltimore on November 12 1944 unions representing conductors and trainmen of the Western Maryland Railway met at the Emerson Hotel to discuss recent terminations in the Ethins Division. The groups planned to seek a meeting with Western Maryland president Maxwell Byers to discuss the dispute.
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Beause Beause Bealse Blonde Winners Surprise Beuse
London reports the six Englishwomen who won an international sports contest at Beuse are all blondes. Authorities note Anglo-Saxon athletes appear predominantly blonde, with brunettes less common among winners.
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Declining Blondes Said to Fade From Beton Nevada
Fragmentary paragraph notes a belief that blondes will dwindle across the United States with immigration and intermarriage altering traditions. The text is garbled with unclear names and specifics making firm facts hard to extract.
Hospital workers recount fatal shooting amid jealous quarrel
A hospital basement window washer, Felon A Pickard, 25, confessed he shot Joseph F. Stein after Stein expressed a wish to die. Pickard said the pistol jammed and he swapped for a .45 before firing, saying he hated to see Stein die. Other workers noted long standing ill will over accusations of Stein’s character.
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Pirates Aces to Lead Italian Classic Red Cross Night
In Innisburg on November 12 William McKechnie and Captain Max Carey of the Pittsburgh Pirates will head a public program. They will join baseball stars for a rotating segment of the 125th classic to promote Red Cross membership.
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Salisbury-Wicentico Chamber Meeting Tonight
Urgent requests urged chamber members to attend a meeting tonight with secretary W O T Gardner confirming the regular monthly session. Topics include a new city charter for Salisbury parking regulations and reports on various projects in contemplation or completion by the Chamber.
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Cadine Sets Course Record With Two Aces
Chicago reports credit Ledidbe Wadden an 18 year old caddie for Rotanseon with two aces on the Lincoln Park Municipal Course. He allegedly broke the course record amid a series of claimed feats at an 87 year event, drawing attention as the “ole sharp cheater of the Universe.”
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Despatches From Around the World Report Political Upheavals
Disjointed late news briefs from Peking and other cities outline declared martial law in parts of China, resignations in government, and plots including an assassination attempt against a premier. Other items note a marriage confirmation, naval incidents, railway accident, and a patent lawsuit dismissal in the United States.
Eleven Doves Found in Wreckage After New Jersey Train Crash
At Plainsboro New Jersey a deadly collision occurred when a St Louis to New York express telescoped a Washington to New York train. Thirteen died and many were injured as wreckage blocked tracks. Clerks and workers battled to free survivors as priests and nuns assisted. Officials noted fog kept signals unclear and suggested a possible switch error by the Washington train.
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Disinherited relatives await word on exhumation in Wis
In Wisconsin the relatives of Archibald MacArthur wealthy spiritualist and former attorney await Madison pathologists examination of vital organs. The body was exhumed from a cemetery on an order by Luther McArthur nephew seeking more information about the death.
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Italian War Debt Settlement Details Quietly Announced
An agreement on the Italian war debt was tracked today amid a conference by the American War Commission and President Coolidge. A later meeting occurred between the Italian Mission and Sigermwans, with details not immediately disclosed.
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