Tuberculosis talk by Dr Nicklas at Peninsula General
Dr. Johan M Nicklas of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association spoke at the Peninsula General Hospital clinic. He noted on the Eastern Shore this year nearly equal to statewide totals in 14, stressed early treatment and public education, and urged addressing higher TB rates among African Americans. He endorsed expanded rural clinics and cautioned prompt care for cold symptoms.
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Maryland Tuberculosia Association
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CIA
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Salisbury
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Lae
Boline
Teninsulac General Hospital
First New Ford Model Arrives in Salisbury
The first abated Ford car arrived in Salisbury yesterday drawing attention on the Gap from Philadelphia. Mr Herman Williams drove it here with the D W Perdue Auto Company. Williams says this marks the third car from the Philadelphia plant and touring models are expected soon.
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Philadelpha
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Perdue Auto
Private School Notice Opens September 21st
Mrs Julius Afer announces the opening of her private school at North Prem street. The Teguiat primary school will reopen with new pupils. The notice mentions a late start and enrollment details for this year.
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Ariute Cetin
Blue Ridge Lopur Hold Rally Tonight
Unclear OCR reads a local event noting a rally planned for tonight at the Rivige area near Blue Ridge Lopur. The fragment mentions foggy conditions and unspecified details about attendance or speakers.
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Blue Nidge Lopur
Beve Stent Neesttiee Wars Reheet
Kathleen Newre and Watt Hertert trace a western path through Poaticres in Sudse Erabewene. The fragmentary text notes regional tensions and evolving alliances amid unclear dates and locales.
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Kathheen Newre
Watt Hertert
Princess Named in Baltimore Divorce Suit
Baltimore September 11 A P news report says shipbuilder and oil operator A Pivans of Baltimore accepted service in a divorce suit filed by Mrs. Princes Evans. Process servers had searched for Sim The suit was filed in Chewing Court No 2. Evans names a "Princess Keestoff" described as exiled Russian co respondent.
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Princes
Evane
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Chcwig Court
Seatenday
Evans
Keestoff
Kussiin
Lien’s Club to Hear FE Noel Waller at Wicomico Hotel
Lien's Club holds a meeting at the Wicomico Hotel with FE Noel Waller, district governor of the corporation, addressing members. Mr Mailer plans a tour of Eastern Shore towns where clubs exist, with a possible Liang chapter installation soon.
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Frederick
Wicomico Hotel
Entretainerat
An Ideal Home exhibition draws 1500 visitors on North Division
More than 108 visitors have stopped at the North Division street display titled An Ideal Home. Salisbury house specialists hosted the open exhibit, revealing practical interior furnishings and cost-saving ideas. The show closes at ten tomorrow night with furniture and accessories cleared from the site.
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North Division Street
Woolford Johnson
Little Hone
Lawedry
Hal star Wile and Hubty suggest lonely getaway spot
A fragmented dialogue hints at a star named Wile and a character Hubty proposing an isolation retreat away from the world. They joke about trying a telephone at a corner drug store as a quirky idea.
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Wile
Former Resident Buried Here Today in Baltimore Area
Former resident Mrs. Alpharetta Moore Bafford, 74, born in Salisbury, died Tuesday at Maryland General Hospital after several weeks of illness. Survived by four sons George Bafford Grover Bafford Harry Maward and Maward Bafford of Baltimore, five grandchildren and one brother Charles Moore of Baltimore. Final services held today in Salisbury with relatives attending.
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William Moore
George Afford
Grover Bafford
Harry Maward
Maward Bafford
Baltionore
Charles Moore
Baltimore
L. PB. Coulhowens
Marrings
Pinchot Invites UMWA Leader and Anthracite Officials
Governor Pinchot invites John J. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America and W. W. lis chairman of the Anthracite Operators Scale Committee to meetings at his Milford home to discuss the anthracite strike. He says the talks will be confidential and not an intervention, noting the national scope and the president may speak.
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John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
W. W. Leglis
Milford
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Inglia
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Lewis
Overjoyed at Navy rescue of PN-9 No 1 crew
Washington reports Lecy Wilbur expressing deep joy over the rescue of PN-9 No 1 and its crew. Officials praise Commander Rodgrt and the crew for their safe return and note the event highlights the value of the forthcoming report and the navigator Redbers.
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Lecy Wilbur
Navy
Pn-9 No 1
Rodgrt
Redbers
Lost and Strayed Dogs Reported in Salisbury Area
Lost and stray notices describe four light brown and white border collie pups with unclear names, plus a red rebel spaniel with a white coat. A contact at D407 near Salisbury is requested for returns and compensation, with details blurred by OCR.
Despondent Man Shoots Self at Wife’s Grave
Baltimore today a 65 year old man, identified as Ernest Deyle of East Pratt street, shot himself at his wife Pauline Deyle’s grave in Western Cemetery. Police say he had mourned her death. he died en route to a hospital where verification of identity was pending.
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Pratt Street
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Wis
Pemding
Philadelphia Hospital Removes Breath Hazards From Babies
Reports from Jefferson Hospital state doctors removed iron bolts peanuts and watermeton ceeds from infants lungs to prevent deaths. Washington secretary Mellon praises coast guard wiretap transmissions aiding blockade orders. Vienna reports rioting as Hoyer protests court actions and is jailed.
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Jefferson Hospital
Washington
Serreary
Mellon
Coast Guard
Knights of the Fiery Cross Labeled Fools Lodge
Nerlin Gerrman papers describe the Knights of the Fiery Cross as a fools lodge in a critical analysis noting their beliefs and group identity.
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Nerlin-Gerrman
Knights of the Fiery Cross
Leopold and Loeb Advance in Pen Work
Chicago reports Nathan F. Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb have moved from factory tasks to more skilled work in the prison. Leopold is described as nearly a model prisoner and earns cleaning duties in the yard, reflecting gradual rehabilitation after their crime.
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Chicago
Tollet Pen
Life
Een
Franks
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Lecb
Loch Jamn
Texas American Legion Pledges Aid for Col. Mitchell
San Antonio Texas September 18 The American Legion of Texas will energetically assist to prevent Col Mitchell from being court martialed behind closed doors if tried in Texas over charges tied to the Wet and Nag departments and Dr W T Dunning commander said after a conference with Mitchell.
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Texas
W. T. Dunning
Texas Legion
Mitchell Hast
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