Drunken Driver Arrests and Legal Notices in State Run
A garbled report details multiple drunken driving arrests and fines including a man fined 105 dollars and restrained from driving, a second driver fined 108 dollars, and custody disputes involving Catherine Syom iey and Taunton. The notices mention West Pawick street arrests, warrant actions, and a divorce ruling with child custody awarded to Taunton.
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Ate & K
Philps
Philips
Howard Eoulahy
aRal Edain
J. Slattery
Fenue
N. W. Washington
Taunton
Nate
Sherman P. Doyers
Nothing but talk in Maryland says Jackson to Farley
Jackson tells Farley that politicians in Maryland are all talk while promising action on speeches and policy shifts. The exchange highlights tensions over rhetoric versus concrete steps in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Jackson
Farley
First Talk Area Visit Sparks General Discussion of Issues
The report describes a broad discussion of topics during the first talk area visit, noting commentary on labor disputes, political campaigns, and government policy. Mention is made of figures connected to labor, politics, and national leaders amid a tense public discourse.
The New Deal In WASHINGTON
Fragmented OCR text lists various garbled phrases and names that resemble a historical newspaper page. The readable parts reference Washington policy and New Deal era topics, with scattered mentions of people and places, but most content is indecipherable and chaotic.
Mechanic Held on 500 Dollar Bail for Bad Checks
Howard W. Thompson, a mechanic at a vial garage, is held under a 500 dollar bond awaiting grand jury action. He is charged with passing bad checks at Ray's grocery, with authorities stating anyone passing bad checks faces grand jury action regardless of payment.
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Howard W. Thompson
Ray
Atherey
Two Cars Damaged in Tennessee Highway Crash
An early Sunday morning accident on the Krowille Brunsaick road left two cars badly damaged. Vehicles operated by Paul Merriman and Kenneth T. Canoper, both of Drunsaick, collided on a curve. State Officer W. OK May investigated. drivers reported damages and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ©. Merriman
Kenneth T. Canoper
Drunsaick
Coliden
Krowille-Brunsaick Road
Police Court Castes Report From Sunday Detentions
Police court records show Teonard Fisher and Anne Dison, both colored, arrested for fighting and disorderly conduct with set collateral and costs. Ernest Dixon, colored, jailed on the same charge, while Charles Washington paid 85 collateral and costs for missing and disorderly conduct after arrest by Officer Ben Phedis.
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Teonard Fisher
Waa
Costa
Anne Dison
Ernest Dixon
Charles Washington
Omeer Ben Phedis
Ap Wearingaate
Fragmented Weather Record Text
Weather data appears garbled with multiple typos and unreadable terms. Key elements such as dates locations measurements and temperatures are indiscernible, preventing a coherent weather summary or specific readings.
Three Negroes Held In Murder Of Woman
Three men, described as Negro, are held in connection with the murder of a woman. The report lists names and ages such as Mary Bodise, Thana 34, and Jan ard Savurday, with details of their detention and alleged involvement as authorities pursue leads.
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Mreak
Fay Odf Rover
Prary Davis
Jan
6000 Members Gained by K of P at Frederick Gathering
Thomas Summers returned from Detroit where he attended the 29th Supreme Lodge of Krishts of Pyetias convention. He presented a diamond lapel button to Reno Harp, retiring Supreme Chancellor, on behalf of Mountain City Lodge. Summers cited strong lodge progress, noting 6000 new members during his tenure. Harp received gifts and praise, and Summers headed back to Maryland by auto after a short Canadian vacation.
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Thomas Summers
Frederick
Detroit
Supreme Lodge of Krishts of
Pyetias
Mountain City Lodge of
Reno 8 Harp
Supreme Chancelia
Summers
Supreme Teale
Mane of Pythias
Harp
Mountain Ciiy Lodge
Simmers
Frederick Fraternaset
Fred Junes
Supreme Lodge
Supreme Dus
McKincress
Maryland
Canada
Baleimore
Indicted Black man for Belevenger murder in Asheville
Runcombe county grand jury met to indict Martin Moore on capital offenses for the murder of Helen Clevenger, a New York University student. Sheriff Broan said the suspect confessed, and officials expected arraignment this afternoon. The body was found July 16 at Taechienabta Bathing Park docking area.
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Asheville
N.C
Runcombe County
Martin Moore Tiriay
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Seh Nettles
Laurence Broan
Ials
Taehienabta Thatting Park Tooter
National Income Estimate Refines 800 Billion Figure
Washington reports an updated national income projection near 800 billion dollars with adjustments in octal rate assumptions. The Commerce Department notes a balancing outlay for the first time in years as it maintains the percent trend and outlines financial paths through the coming period.
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Washinton
Ata
Coughlin Better Leaves For Detroit
Rev Charles Coughlin retired to travel toward Detroit after a rest period and duties at the National Union for Social Justice convention. The text records a halted address and confusion as a chaotic scene unfolded during a protracted gathering amid strained lines of march and leadership.
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Cleveland
Charles Bo Coughlin
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Santas
Geode
Local couple buys unclear property on Trem Shaple Avenue
Mr and Mrs Nelson Staalter apparently purchase a property on Trem Shaple Avenue in Wikersville with the sale price not announced. The buyers plan to relocate after a period of weeks, but several details are obscured by garbled OCR text.
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Ele Howe
Nelson Staalter
Walkserailie
Buntaloa Welinging
Shaple Avenue
Wikersvil’e
Prarehass Price Mae Net
eWietren
Talfurnia
Fragmented garbled World War II era news items reveal political tension
A jumble of phrases and names references wartime politics, protests, and public figures including President Franklin D. Roosevelt era figures, War department officials, and lawmakers. The text mentions a protest with a peacock display, aviation memorials, and political commentary about Democrats and Republicans in Washington.
Accidents Take Seven Maryland Lives
A sequence of drownings in Maryland claims seven lives. Reports describe multiple incidents over a short period, with responders and authorities noting hazardous conditions. Investigations are underway to determine exact causes and locations of the drownings.
Water rise causes damage at center sapple on Poding Caek
In a hazy report, a water event at a center sapple on Poding Caek dam raised water four feet. Widespread concerns followed as caretaker Prank Welty noted damage while voicing caution near the wood seat area. Local observers credited Vita tered and Pashire Crack damuri io for recent help, with limited details available.
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Trederek
Walder van Tite
Fragmented OCR: New notes on old events and names
Fragmented text with garbled names and phrases mentions Mount Star US and other unclear items. Contains stray words like Stardiara, Wollhin, PovHoo, basketball hints, and scattered references to people, places, and moods without coherent context.
Water supply adequacy described in town report
An old local report notes the water shortage in Moldfortenay and describes steps taken to improve supply. It cites the completion of a 100000 gallon reservoir and notes that while conditions improved, full reliability was not yet achieved due to heat and ongoing development, with further measures planned.
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Bert
Bannister Extortion Case Trio Convicted
Three defendants Jerome Rodarts an attorney Raymond Derringer and Decry Ite heamer were found guilty of extortion involving a man alleged to have stolen money from Harry Te Pane former husband of actor Ann Vardne. Prosecution said the crime occurred in New York with state charges and court actions in September 1941.
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Harry Te Panemiver
Ann Vardne
Dent
Mary Bet
The
Chad
Jerome Rodarts
New York
Raymond Derringer
Decry
Heamer
Harner
Wannet
Morris Koenie
James F L Wright Dies At His Denton Home
Obituary notes the death of James F L Wright at his house in Denton. The report lists surviving relatives including Miss Hertha Stewart of Frederick, Dr James Welcht of New York, W O Wrinkits family, and Wright siblings Marion Quanes, Rubeth Racutiet, and Katherine Elizabeth Wright. Children Richard Wright, YW Chanton Wright, and Winter Wright are named among the bereaved.
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James FL Wright
Denton
Trader K
Heloita
Nest
Aumiee Montis
Miss Meharry
Ane
Fe Denton
Denton Bear
Soniye Dorksenit
Christ
Dent Tenton Sartiing
Nh Walea
Hertha Stewart
Brederick
Teed Yons
James & Welcht
New York
W.O
Mises
Katherine Elizabeth
Mary Elen Wright
Ah Dentin
Tad
Marion Quanes
The
Tou
Rubeth Racutiet
Mandela
Soonerty
Rdaard Wright
Chanton Wright
Winter Wright
Milford
Dela Are
War To Be Simulated At Gap War At taci:smtown
A simulated conflict unfolds near taci:smtown as forces from Gap and neighboring entities prepare to defend positions. The scenario centers on maneuvering units, anticipated counterattacks, and defensive postures as dawn approaches.
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Taci
Smtown Gap
Gap
Ramhilag
Pounesivana Acerard
Dela
Arme Cerpt
Market Finds Going Lith More Diffierl Market Finds Going Lith
A scrambled market report from New York describes fluctuating prices and uneven demand, with traders noting steady terms and a cautious outlook. The text has many garbled phrases but references price movements, buyers, and market activity amid uncertain conditions.
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New York
Pepa Athauk Moe
Faa
Fragmentary military note from a northern theater
A partial OCR reading notes Marines and a northern area action involving a general officer and local units. The garbled text limits clear facts, but references to Marines and regional operations imply a brief military summary with uncertain details.
Meeting of the Church of Brethren for Two Days
A two day Church of the Brethren gathering near Warkittsie California features speakers on heredity, community health, and religious life. Ministers, officers, and attendees from Needmon, Mae Broadfording, and surrounding areas plan talks, songs, and evening services to explore faith, community, and public health topics.
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Church of the
Warkittssiie
Rey
Poston
Windinesding
Bey
Needmon
Po Ademeneterater
Lolia
Eroretury
Timvater
Macy
Shegata
Versaubbet
Paty
Mae Broadfording Congresatin
Teverstoan
Hkerten Kuhn
Toahis
Chastain
Broud Snyder
Breeton
Mt Airy Corn Canning Plant To Begin Operations This Week
Mount Airy factory gears up to start corn canning with new production lines. Workers will assemble machinery and set up for full capacity as contracts outline pay per ton and wages. officials note export potential and farm supplier involvement.
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Mt. Airy
Weil
Comumu
Sereson
Ickranbertes
Forees
Atty
Fragmentary note on a political event at Otter Head
Partial OCR reads like a political item with names and a date but most specifics are missing. The readable parts mention Otter Head and a "last week" reference, implying a local party lapied event with unclear participants and outcome.
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Ono Barts
Otter Head
Government Seizes Rebels From Jail In Spanish Conflicts
Government forces moved to free prisoners and capture rebel leaders inside Gijon prison amid a broader assault on Palma and Mallorca. Heavy bombardment near San Sebastian and Cádiz Harbor intensified as troops pressed a major offensive against Francoist positions.
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Abel
Pga Clana
Erhio Espana
Guadalupe
Danita
Sheen
Cutdalupe
Pwo
Ana Farin
Ojala
Irun
San Sehootian
First Week In Camp Ends As Soldiers Report
Soldiers report completion of the first week at Crear Lae tng camp under Lt Charles Charres and Lt Gia. Colonel Markey and Elmer Sfinviipser led the week. water was scarce and heat affected the men. morale varied with anticipation of a Saturday break.
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Anya Sputters Company
MONG
Crear
OS Ciotaly Charnes
Gia
Jota Markey Carrionad
Timitenant-Cotorel
Elmer Sfinviipser
Calorel
Varriage Pips and Peses Mirriges Leese Mentioned
An unclear note mentions people and numbers including a Regie tay Chiartas Paste and references to Craven You and a 12% SN Of Frere. The text is fragmented with several names and figures, lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
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Frere
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Edwin W. Philips
Tam
Pering
Washingtonian
London
Roosevelt
Drouth
Ang. V
Forma Ronterenay
Mar
Atta
Ford de PE
Vmware Wy Wack Co
Preatiett
Ats
Mayor Huabt
Baltanare
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Landon
Bey Park
Awe
AM MO Tawadd
Aldes
Lanedeay
Mata
Tivde Park
Mon
Rosevelt
Emlas Drouth
Tewa
Considerine
Fea
Missisippi
Hanmbil
Wong the
Washington
Gilostie Dapesure
Wiselssept
Wtabt
Groagh
Dopheniet
Stoke
Mindesty
Omarnett
Tartison Fishtas
Fare
Semcon Pheantore
Balbo
Adele
K. OF P
R. S
Harp Lodge
Jones
Clevenger
Coughlin
Lembe
Union
Moonnvell
Herman G.phant
Sethe
Wendy Rilkogne
Muasissip
Pov
Patsan
Mattison
Washinkton
Shane
Hockaday
Wichita
Kan
Mikaday
Harry Woodring
Peter Beas
Aviimon
Wrigit Brothers
Memora
Monumyen
Kitty Hawk
Elrety
Hiram Aine
James M. Landis
Stourtyiet and Exchange
Ree Marne
Modest Zloncheck
Congressional P.rectory
Macon
Mapiarera
Mount Star US
William V. Hopkins
Stardiara
Middletown
Bannister
G. O
Mecca
Jay
Caroline County
Markee Wee Karo Po
Feederick
Amal AG Mi Adilie
Marine Corps
Chureh
Ministerial Anil Sunitey Sehoat
Thin Werk
Faldy Nerniot
Mack
Barris
Gijon
We At
Madrid
Ang
Sipwnish
Gita
Hesran
Mallorca
Hoyalits
Mediterranean
Cape Severil Trins
Aida
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