Permit Granted for New Church Corner of Tharatt Street
The Chesapeake Conference of Seventh Day Adventist received a permit from City Engineer Wy Raymond Walt to build a one story cinder block church about 60 by 62 feet on North Market Street, near Tharatt. The project cost roughly 900, and the site faces scrutiny against prior denials by the zoning board and court rulings. Also approved were county fairgrounds improvements including seven sheds and a new concrete deck, totaling around 6,000, with other permits issued to A. W. Nicodemus Inc for cold storage insulation, Standard Oil for a one story office, and local contractors for minor structural work.
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Tharattat Street
Wy Rayemond Walt
North Market Street
Frederick County Agricultural Society
A. W. Nicodemus Inc
East Patrick Street
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
East Seventh Street
Lewis H. Knock
Green House
Herman Weener
Benj. Taeenous
Knutson Bill Prompts Democratic Tax Cut Debate
Washington reports House Democrats split over Knutson Bill No. 1 proposed tax cuts. Gore condemns its across the board 20 percent cut as middle ages policy, pointing to unequal benefits and citing Mellon theory origins. McCormack suggests smaller income cuts as more rational. Public concern over Treasury policies and fiscal restraint grows.
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Gore
D-Tenn
Knutson
Thuse Ways and Means Committee
Tennessee
Andrew Mellon
Mellon
Treasury
Coolidge
Hoover
Kynteen
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Ruleé
Allen
RAND
Neie Cena
Truman
Man Wanted Here Found In W Va Jail
Jenkins, charged with grand larceny in a 1940 Montgomery County robbery, was tracked to a West Virginia jail after stealing money and a shotgun from John Owens in a separate incident. FBI records note prior Maryland sentences for unauthorized use and robbery. Authorities had searched for him since the 1940s county crime.
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W. Va
Lawrene
Jeakins
Maine
Ram
Point Arts
Jenkins
West Virginia
Mouerdsville
Baer
Tennins
Chiartes Fisher
Johnnw Owens
Owens
Jemkins
FBI
Maryland
Jarver
Clarksburg
Offierrs
Moscow Stooge Heads Poland
Warsaw Feb 7 Boleslaw Bierut elected President of Poland for seven years by the Kloc controlled Parliament. Bierut received 408 votes as the only candidate. De puties of Stanislaw Mikolajczyk's Polish Peasant Party cast 25 negative votes. four votes were invalid and seven deputies were absent.
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Warsaw
Boleslaw Bierut
Moscowek Previcionsl
Poland
Beirut
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Flashes Of Life Surplus Lakes In Missouri Rail Yard
Multiple stray lakes from the Alton Railroad near Booth Farber Higbee Mexico and Odessa Missouri were declared surplus after diesel engines replaced steam. The water sources no longer needed, workers faced disposal issues as the railroad shifts away from steam power amid changing operations. In Los Angeles a romance spans 44 years as two elderly lovers reunite after separate marriages and long separations. A separate incident in El Paso reports police responding to a call on White Oaks street where teens caused minor damage with old army equipment found in a vacant lot.
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Alton Railroad
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Farber
Higbee
Odessa
Misssouri
Los Angeles
George H. Feck
Elizabeth Heuss
Germany
Goth
Terreul
EL Paso
Tex
Palice
White Oaks Street
Delayed Honeymoon Ends With Wheelchair Bridegroom
Edward W. Pred, 28, was injured by a fall down stairs on his way to a church wedding in Chicago. He arrived in a wheelchair nearly two hours late as relatives waited at the church. After the ceremony he was taken to Evaneth hospital by ambulance, while the bride went to the reception.
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Chicago
Edward W
Hetty Canvas
Hridagroon
Evanneth
Unclear fragmentary notice from Allington Va incident
Fragmentary OCR passage reports a deadly event involving a minister and others near a location described as Allington Virginia. Names, dates, and exact actions are garbled, but references suggest a fatal poisoning or violent act with follow up services and local officials named Peyton, Selinattone, and others.
Below Zero Temperature Hits Maryland and West Virginia
A cold wave swept through Maryland and nearby West Virginia driving temperatures below zero in several towns. Readings fell to eight below at Thomas and two above at Newburg while many areas reported three to five above overnight. Snow was reported earlier with drifting and slick roads. officials warned motorists to exercise caution as conditions eased with a forecast of fair and less cold weather later.
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Gare Rent County
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Yeon
Ewatert Segbovard Etic Abel Thas Maercury Tuesdded: To Below Freeamada
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Waday
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Ulinate
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Indiana
Ohio
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Wenakwert
Cumberland Case Arguments Heard
The Maryland Court of Appeals heard arguments on the constitutionality of Allegany county’s liquor license process for Cumberland restaurants. Three former appellate judges participated with Morgan County officials defending the county practice, while Frederick county figures attended the related meeting and board proceeding.
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Maryelind Court of Appeals
Coo Tusge Carlene
Cumberland
Allegany County
Court of Appeals
Fo Neal Darke
Edward J. Ryan
Eldred
Cromwell
Judes Willian C. Walsh
D. Lindley Slow
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Atineld Merling
Aooirte Mimber
Frederick County
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Virginia
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Don
Whit
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Minday
Yoorky
Frank Walker
Tyeaeures Brav
Derrick
Yeheges
Wen
Severe cold wave grips regional towns and states
A relentless winter grip chilled many areas from Minnesota to Florida, with temperatures plunging to well below freezing. Federal forecasters warned of more cold air as numerous plants idled across Ohio West Virginia and Indiana, including 20000 workers in Charleston and Wheeling as industrial use faced bans.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Charleston
W. Va
Wheeling Sleep Corporaton
Steubenville
Two Robberies Hit Frederich Establishments Overnight
Police report two robberies on Frederich streets during a cold night. At the Hicwire plant on South Wisner Street entry was forced through a rear window but little of value was taken. At the Feenony Oil Company on Wooter Street suspects gained access but nothing was reported missing. Investigators Allen Harters and Sat Dame Ssconley led the inquiry.
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Wisner Street
Robebery
Feenony Oil Company
Cary General
Hess
Allen
Warflight agency faces debate over navy carrier costs
The story notes a February proceeding at the Civil Aeronautics Administration addressing whether to fund two new carriers. Rep Stefan Arnett questions federal costs as the matter moves toward a decision on defense spending and carrier deployment.
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CNA
Stefan AR
Civil Aeronautes
Weather and freezing conditions across the region
Fragmented report notes a severe cold spell with ice on lakes and streets. Weather forecasts and citizens describe below freezing temperatures, frozen roads, and snow or sleet. The article mentions drivers and pedestrians facing hazardous conditions and warns that lake ice remains unsafe.
Chiang Kai-shek recalls top general from the United States
Washington reports General Ho Ying-chin, China’s U.N. mission head, called home this month amid ongoing civil strife. The move follows U.S.–China tensions and a push by Washington to back moderates, with China’s leadership stressing continued reliance on American support for military aid and air power.
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Imafer
Men Ying Chin
United States
Genal Ho
China
Mall
Hetong
Marshall Law
Eco
Partiy Aoa Rae
Marshall
Presidency Debate Shapes U S Constitutional Path
The Nation Today reports on arguments over a constitutional amendment to limit presidential terms, weighing dangers of dictatorial power against need for fresh leadership. It cites examples from Cuba and current U S politics, noting that passage requires approval by both houses and state conventions.
Ballot Oversight and Election Tensions in Upper Marlboro
A garbled OCR account describes election activity in Upper Marlboro with references to ballot handling, county results, and various figures. It mentions a protest or contention, possible candidate names, and vote counts, though specifics are unclear due to text corruption. The piece hints at a county vote process and ensuing scrutiny.
White House group blamed for strikes in Senate hearing
The Senate labor committee opened hearings on labor unrest as President Wilson of General Motors and White House advisers faced questions. The panel debated actions by TWH and Warner Labor, with calls to empower witnesses and probe administration policy amid strike threats and economic tension.
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Washington
Theles Po Wilson
General Motors
Todkax
Senate
C. Wileea
Mouton
Ehalre Min
Fomor
Landis
Ash Wagner
Warner Labor
Labor
Flat SLO Fee For Commercial Vehicles
Annapolis Feb. 0T Senate Finance committee scheduled a hearing on a bill to raise fees for commercial vehicles. The current registration fee is 25 cents per horsepower, with average auto costs around dollars. The measure would add about $7 for private operators and increase fees based on weight. Legislative counsel supported the proposal.
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Annapolis
Senate Finance Committee
Pune
OLTUSS And UN Reported About By Pruinian
A fragmentary account discusses UN work and international law led by Pruinian figures. It references Senate activity, committees, and efforts toward global governance and treaty discussions, emphasizing caution against betraying progress. The text mentions United Nations aims, peace, security, and adherence to world law.
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Pat Phos Serene van Usted
Ptt
Abana
Poongin
United Nations
Emmys
Nueroborg
Wellias
Heri
Cole
Negro Suspect Is Transferred In Midnight News
Eaton reports indicate a transferred suspect in a Whitford County case. details describe a pending arrest of a man linked to a hospital incident and possible assault at a town clinic. authorities pursued leads after a vehicle theft and a missing person inquiry near Cambridge-Mintypeake. The day’s weather outlook noted shifting conditions.
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Whittford
Aston Hespatel
Paiser
Bet Arean
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