Fire hazard talk at Montevue prompts county review
Montevue fire hazard concerns spur Montegue County Commissioners to consider remodeling the facility. A spokesman for critics calls for safer infrastructure and mentions plans for a new Western State home and reallocation of residents. The meeting discusses costs, possible architect study, and related county road and memorial plans.
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Montewins
Tas
Driildung
Pulding
Wremen Shore
Crans Rally Oil
Washington County
Montewit
Western State
Montegue
Shem
Adamstown Grange
Winchester Hall
Wintchester
Cancer Clinic Here March 10 Frederick Maryland
A Detect Center for well patients will be held in Frederick on Monday March 10 at Mbam. Sponsored by the Maryland Division of the American Cancer Society the Frederick County Medical Society and the State Health Department this free thorough physical aims to detect cancer early with no charge. If abnormalities are found a report is sent to the patient’s physician for follow up treatment. Appointments: call Frederik 70.
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Frederick
Maryland Division
American Cancer Society
Frederick County Medical Society
State Health Department
Mas Tients Physican Afse
Frederik
Baltimore Mayoral Candidate Files for Democratic Nomination
Rep Thomas D'Alesandro, dean of Maryland's delegation, filed today in the House as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for mayor of Baltimore. He enters a crowded field vying to win the rare post, as Republicans also weigh their options in the city.
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Uanctbate Tor
Baltmore
Thomas D'Alesandro
Marys Lands
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Freto
Republica Milwlore
Meo Keldin
Baltimore and Ohio ordered hopper car steel core delivery
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ordered construction of steel hopper cores with delivery promised by July. The project involves freight cars for the SPW Treight Hoppers program and affects Baltimore and surrounding lines.
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SPW
Treight
Baltmore
Baltinmore and Ohio Railroad
Sylcert
Wey
Lane Oremine Way Deladries
Snow Storm Hits City With Freezing Temperatures
A late cold front brought snow squalls and temperatures near five to ten above zero by morning. Cumberland, Harrisburg and neighboring counties reported snow and sleet with plummeting readings and warnings of icy roads. State Roads Commission prepared to salt and plow as snowfall began around 1 pm at Fishing Creek, melting on some roads where temperatures hovered near freezing.
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Amore
Polio
Sowa
Voek
Cumberland
Harreburg
Sera
I¢Y Vonditwatus
Ais Mopnink
Owas
South Mountain
Fishing Creek
Truman and Polish envoy discuss elections pledge
President Truman told new Polish ambassador Jozef Winowicz that the Polish government failed to fulfill its pledge for free elections. He received the envoy and accepted his designation as ambassador of the republic of Poland, ending speculation of severing diplomatic relations over January 10 elections.
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Washington
Truman
Jozef Winowicz
Republic of Poland
United States
Polis
Emmitsburg Post Buys Green Parrot Property for Club
Emmitsburg Memorial Post No. 6O58 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars acquired the former Green Parrot tea room on the square from Mr and Mrs Charles A McNair for about $1000. The plan is to use the first floor as a club with the upper floors rented. Other deeds were recorded, including Harry E Valentine selling to Peter Rakilits a Thure mont property along Graceham road for about $10,500 and Mrs Far M Gordoty selling property in Weaner’s Addition, Brunswick to Mr and Mrs Mary A Garvin for around $7,000.
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Emmitsburg Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Inc
I Green Parrot
Charles A McNair
Harry E Valentine
Peter Rakilits
Thuremont
Graceham Road
Eevenue
$10,000 Damage Suit Set For Trial In Howard County
A $10,000 damage suit charging malicious false arrest was moved from Howard County to current trails, with Helen Tyson suingpm against Murrey. Murray obtained an arrest warrant on a fault charge from Mazietrate 7 Tews Tenmbach of Elent City. She was arrested Sept 4 and, after detention, acquitted Sept 6. The suit claims malice damaged her reputation and caused personal injury.
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Howard County
Helen No ‘Tyson
Retein Murrey
Planta
Murray
Mazietrate
Tenmbach
Elent
City
Elliretsur
Notable WWII Generals and Leaders List of Deaths and Causes
A fragmented obituary style compilation lists numerous U S and allied generals and admirals with their deaths or causes, including heart attack and other incidents. Names such as Patton, Stilwell, Welles, and Marines listed alongside battles, theaters, and dates reflect a broad memorial summary.
Admiral Mitscher To Be Buried At Arlington
Admiral Mare A Mitscher who commanded the Pacific forces in his long career will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. He died early yesterday of a coronary thrombosis. Funeral services are planned at Arlington with Lt Commander Woo Myers, USN, as secretary to the admiral and the service to be held at Fort Meyer chapel near Washington.
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Navy
Uergan Ganges
Powell Easton Pateh
Sattan
Dmie
Matseher
Abe Pantie
Atlantie
Adennis
Stacy
Krefer
Wal+ hanson
Bis Wata
Bebe
Tate
Popee
Pavesi
Praner
Vane
Vicia
Terry
ST Natura
Pearl Harbor
Vl Os
Coast Guard
Leonard Fo Wang
South Pacific
Joe LL Louteer
Mussenp
Pacific
8Th Aire Force
Okun
Ceneral Stewart C Godfrew
Lane Eras
Inddine Bain Theater
Laeutenant
Morris Herman
Strategue
Europe
Ginersal
George S Patton, Jr
Auto Secident
Germany
3Rd Army
Donald W. Brann
Austria
Truman E. Boudimot
Dee
Dad Armored
Mm Buereg
James B. Parker
Maren
Army Air Forces
Edward C. Wetts
Hugh J. Gaffey
Grach
Star
Paul Bo Warts
Sth Air Porte
Southwest Pacific
Marvin Giress
Woo Dane Grach
TG Wa
Joseph Wo Stilwell
Laver
U.S
Matthew I Kingman
US Marine Corps
Marine Corps Training Center
San Diego
Calif Taniete
Rey S Gel
GLS Marine Corps
19Th Army
Okinawa
Norfolk
Mare A. Mitscher
Japan
Arlington National Cemetery
Mitscher
Port Myer
Woo Mheyers
USN
Fort Meer Broway
Washington
Kansas City Star Company Head Dies at 58
Kanesas City Star Company president dies today after a brief strike of contract talks that halted publication for 11 days. The longtime executive, aged 58, had led the paper through years of negotiations and industry changes.
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Kamesas City Star Co
Kansas City
Collam
Kanesas City Star Company
Carrera
Rory
Greece
County Eyes State Funds For School Construction Plan
Seven bowl committee members and county leaders discuss using state incentive funds for school building. Aimed at about 90 million dollars statewide impact, with potential tax and revenue shifts, the plan hinges on next year’s participation and current year funding. Local officials favor a "pay we go" approach for improvements while considering bond implications and future budget effects.
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CVI
Isso
Isso Expres
Cyril
Hebwatioge
Faderick
Bonceeh
Edweaton
Tt Way
Sherpow
Annapolis
Cold Wave Advances Across Multiple Regions
The Weather Bureau alerts a cold wave sweeping the upper Mississippi, Missouri, Great Lakes, and Ohio valleys, with the leading edge reaching western New York, western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and eastern Tennessee. Temperatures drop sharply tonight, near 40s in foothills and around 15 on coastal areas, as the deep cold spreads into the Atlantic states.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Misissippi
Missouri Valley
Great Lakes
Obie Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tenetco
Atlantic Gaget
Atlantic
Mommtaing
Ohi Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
New Eneakind
South Adilantic States
State Bar urges end of orphans courts in Maryland
Abolition of orphans courts proposed in a General Assembly bill discussed at the State Bar Association meeting in Baltimore. The association urged transferring duties to circuit courts and backed repealing the exemption from jury duty. honorary members of the state militia noted. No further details on incidents or other context were provided.
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General Assembly
Ascomaton
Haltimore
Association
Tihe
Little Mian Tax Cut Debate Preoccupies GOP Circle
A garbled report outlines a political argument over tax cuts centered on a figure named Little Mian. The piece references congressional leaders, Treasury concerns, budget deficits, and possible fiscal paths, noting how proposed tax reductions interact with deficit projections and spending priorities. Names and places are inconsistently captured, but the piece centers on party debate over tax strategy and budget implications.
New York Fish Market Faces Postwar Glut Claims
New York sources report a looming glut in the fish market as East Coast commercial anglers and harbor interests describe unusually high catches. Federal officers note wartime fleet reductions and postwar adjustments, with Boston posting heavy saltwater landings and prices climbing sharply.
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New York
Pearl Harbor
Cou E To
Accident Toll 199000 in United States
A fragmented report notes a large accident toll across the United States with civilian casualties. It references a national safety damped effort and a day that highlighted the impact on age groups and vulnerable populations.
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Chicago
United States
Weather Forecast For February And March
Forecast covers the Middle Atlantic states and adjacent regions. The period extends through late February into early March with temperate conditions and periods of unsettled weather. »
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Fionalay
Arelante
Bela
Calder
Byrd Finds Pipe in Little America Expedition Notes
Fragmented OCR reveals disjointed phrases about Byrd, pipes, tobacco, and Little America expeditions from 1933 to 1935. The text includes scattered names, dates, and locations, but coherence and context are severely limited, yielding a cryptic, partial historical mosaic.
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Byrd
Little America
Beer License Application Rejected by Courts
The court record details a rejected beer license application for a Chis Tooon sale near Vinoss Breke. The commissioner notes the applicants operate a tavern and would not be suitable for a license due to local objections and evidence of noncompliance. A formal party involved in the proceedings, including Wooteroine OTE as attorney for the applicants and Hellen Felton for objectors, is noted.
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Mackie
Bayer Ss. Geogelet
Pune
Tivittes
Ieee Waters
Geelser
Itooe
le Hirerse
Montgomery County
Lees
Bens Diy
Keye
Danhart
Wastin
Mantis Aye
Leemes
Perth
Comertioner
Appleants
Hellen § Felton
Tenhamie BO Roren Foeks
Coriniasiones
Heinzerling's Plan For Freedom Fails
A historic court session in Crreenit Court Saturday heard Heinzerling allege a plan for freedom failed. The defendant faced charges of fates ortenen. Attorney Reba F Nikirk represented the case as the writ of habeas corpus was pursued. The court clerk recorded the proceedings amid tense courtroom decorum.
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Wader
Reba F Nikirk
Irene Court
Palestine Partition Plan Ready
Fragmented OCR shows garbled text about Palestine partition plan and international actors. It hints at discussions or announcements, mentions dates and parties, but content is unreadable and distorted. The readable core references Palestine and partition plan relevance, with scattered terms suggesting negotiations or formal statements.
Grand Jury To Get Auto Case
A local Grand Jury will hear details of an automobile accident case. Reports indicate involvement of a vehicle, a death, and questions about fault. Police and prosecutors reviewed evidence, with a focus on whether state liability should be pursued. Witnesses described events along a highway near Marg and Charlie Place, and the body was not found immediately.
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Uttara News
Cleve Named Seat for Youngs Rail Empire
Cleveland reports say Robert W. Youngs will make Cleveland the headquarters for his new railroad association. He and associates plan an Athens style office building and a New York office already set. News noted space arranged for an agency in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Trailroad
Robert Wo Youngs
Chesapena
Ana Oty Babbinsy Ca
Railroad Association
John He Paya
Young
New York
Sube Stantad
A Dawntaes
Fragmented note on gasoline price forecast
Fragmentary text discusses synthetic gasoline forecasts and ratings. Mentions potential future efficiency and price implications with references to dates and local context. No clear events or entities, but hints at a prediction about gasoline supply.
Welcome Back Chronicle Misread Remarks
A garbled reader note references return of a person named Ther and mentions individuals such as Mie Steeley Braid and Wren Datlae Revird in unclear context. The fragment hints at a case or event with cited names and a description of excellent condition, but the details are severely distorted.
136 Bodies Taken From Burned Ship
A burned ship left 136 bodies recovered after a disaster at sea. Reports describe fear and chaos as survivors talk of overboard losses and Chinese victims among the dead. Rescue teams worked through the wreckage at the wharf and nearby sites while authorities investigated the catastrophe.
Monopolistic Labor Control Debate Highlights Senate Hearing
A Senate hearing centers on monopolistic labor practices and the closed shop. Hutchinson argues against laws restricting bargaining while industry reps warn against broader power consolidation and health fund removals, citing industry wide bargains as precedent. The panel weighs proposals to curb monopoly influence and protect workers.
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UBL
Congress
Senate
Hutchinmw
Winton
Diutehansan
Wrens
Alemdar
Abe
Huntchinson
Steel
Congress May End All Controls Except Sugar
Washington February 4 President Th man seeks extension of some War powers while Congress weighs remaining titles. Most senators back extending three of seven. Only sugar controls gain broad support as Mussel and Taft signal possible continuation but with careful review. The debate centers on renewing powers to manage commodities during the national emergency.
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Washington
Thman
Mussel D-Gat
Taft
Ohio
God My Counsel Best Tells Court in Treason Case
Boston February 4 former American newsman charged with treason in Navi propaganda faces March 1 deadline to file federal pleas after asserting God is his source. He appeared before Judge Franci J. Ford for the second time seeking counsel or court appointment amid disputed representation. The exchange included mistakes and garbled phrasing as the proceedings unfolded.
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Boston
Robert WH
Franci J. Ford
Best
Tawner
Toot
Posantonn
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