L L Wilson Dies This Afternoon
L L Wilson longtime Frederick industrial executive and Union Manufacturing Company president died at Biederich City Hospital after a long illness. Born May 1 1875 in Burrillville Rhode Island he came to America with early settler experience and built a career in textile manufacturing spanning Lowell Ohio and Maryland. He served as superintendent and manager before leading Union Manufacturing and was active in Calvary Methodist Church Salvation Army Young Men's Bible class and multiple civic groups.
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Lous Laferette Vealoon
Union Manufacturing Comepany
Frederick
Tiven
Biederich City Hospital
Dus Furheary
Ameriyea
Dover
N. OH
New England
Mr Wilson
Burrillville
George Leoa
Eliza Wilson
Danielson
Conn
Jesserson
Snell Business College
Putnam, Conn
Lowell
Mars
Lowell Institute
Nestery
Wileeon Ard Co
Camteleon
Geperta
Wilton
Lawrence Manufactureing Company
ONO
Ohio State Board of Administration
Ohorate
Columbo
Mione
Steneringendens
American Textiles, Inc
Bay City
Wich
Aintie
Union Manufacturing Company
Dutia
Tay
Wileui
Maneager
Wilson
Calvary Methodist Church
Bible Clare
Young People’s
Suntay Selgo
Congregation
Aebanapes
Simlar
Frederick Coyne
Canmitton
Teron Bar Mere
Frederick Chapter Order of
DeMolay
Nelin Tebomemser Ggort Tinea
Neo YX Fo
VM Amd Emmet Royal Ad Catpley
Tee
Britain Faces Walkout as Coalition Fails to Form
Historic speech by Attlee and Churchill clash over wartime unity as Britain contemplates no coalition government. Power cuts hit five hours daily, with 22 million people without electricity in blackout counties. Unemployment fears and dole line reshapes public morale.
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Pomdenm
Peb
Pttoms
Giactary Staat
Doesns
Wamrsten Coureml
Belling Thames
Diana Fetter
Commons
Hugh Dubon
Latorite
Sy Exeherues
Sani Pune
Churchill
England
Englsh
Welsh
Beran
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Extended Five Day Forecast for New York and Mid Atlantic
Increasing clouds followed by light snow late Wednesday or Wednesday night. Rain in southern districts and mix of rain or snow in northern districts Saturday. Snow totals 0.25 to 0.5 inch north and 0.5 to 0.75 inch south. Temperatures rise to near normal Friday then turn colder Saturday and Sunday.
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New York State
Middle Atlantic States
William Wilson longtime Frederick civic leader remembered
William Wilson a prominent Frederick civic figure and past president of the Kiwanis Club and Sons of the American Revolution is mourned. He served as director of Frederick Community Chest and on the Board of Managers of the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County, and was active in Republican politics and local service groups. He helped the war rationing effort as an original member of the OPA fuel oil panel and chaired county cultural fund efforts. Survived by Elizabeth Cole of Hartford, Conn., and others. Funeral arrangements handled by Chive Ol Sor funeral carectare.
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Chamber of Commerce
Monocacy Valley Association
Frederick
Wilson
Western Maryland Trust Company
Frederick County Historical Society
Nyaceum
Wil
Historical Society
Plizabeth Cole
Hartford
Conn
Eintain Harrie
Jose IR Tad Patrick Eteert
Mrs GB Bauaigardines Dies At City Hospital
Mrs GB Bauaigardines died at City Hospital after an illness of several years. She was 70 and a widow of Willie De Boasinddir. A daughter of the late Creare Hoowuat Frances MP Made Bivinset, she was affiliated with Red EP Baur and connected to Brodermeh County. Funeral arrangements will be announced. flowers are requested ahead of service at Cast Church Street.
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Grace Gruber
Peter Pmo
Apy
Reais
Patel
Barna
Wits
Willie de Boasinddirer
Oman
Hageies
Creare Hoowuat
Frances
Bivinset
Brodermeh Coat
Bensdain
Eve
Ald Crodk Iit
Petra
Martie
Paul T Beehtelaa
Comment Assatiation
Bent Winter
Aleady
Robbers Strike Multiple Safe Thefts Downtown
A gang broke into the North Market Street area buildings after midnight, forcing rear windows and doors. They stole cash from safes and overturned a chewing gum machine at a local establishment. police investigated with state troopers joining the inquiry.
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Amon
North Market Street
Barent
William M. Houck
W. W. Corbi
NueMaid Products Company
Altice
LePage Motor Company
Daniel Swomley
Minsr
Race Time On Tax Cut In Washington Struggle
Washington Republicans raced against time to curb spending and push a tax cut, seeking a $6000 budget target and a 200 percent cut in overall taxes. Key figures debated debt reduction and reform, while Senate and House panels faced deadlines before a February tally. In Cleveland, scouts returned home after a youth event, with safety and reports of a 420 foot drift noted.
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Washington
Feb
Gesu
Senate
House Budget Committee
Mae Revi
Teat
Gefo
Supreme Court splits over church state in education ruling
The High Court split yesterday on two major decisions. One ruling upheld school support for church schools, provoking dissent from Justice Jackson. The other barred federal employees from active political campaign work, with Frankfurter and others dissenting. The divide highlighted tensions over church and state and political involvement in government.
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Washinton
Wycott
Eita Ab
Perth
Guties
Alma
Rior
Vansory
Clive
Hickson
Myron
Jackston
Lord Byron Jackson
Jackson
Juha
Black
Justice Frankfurter
Rovernment
Reed
Rutledge
Frankfurter
Sales Tax Proposed to Fund County School Program
County commissioners pressed for a two percent sales tax to fund a ten year school building plan. They projected annual sums from taxes on gasoline and track revenues plus state funds could reach about 135000 to 1400000 for new schools. Citizens urged to send opinions to legislators now while noting exemptions for medicine and necessities and possible use of bonds if tax fails.
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Sherbow
Bhate Toatses
Piyeh
Recordae
Nomidar Bench
Yili
Whale
Mir Tlaaper
General Assembly
Toi
Yre Felling
Ganong
Wat
Christian Kahl
Western Shore County Commissioners Association
Marys Lata
Hooper
Bodo
Tote Ind
Se Cone Sryction
Welfare Admin Changes Drafted in May
A garbled article outlines proposed reforms to welfare administration, aiming to ease Department of Public Welfare work. It mentions a government act, staffing, funding and oversight, with references to departments and agencies and a push for streamlined procedures.
Helen Jepson Captivates Large Audience On Final Program
Helen Jepson delighted a large audience on her final program at the Fort Worth venue. The concert featured operatic favorites and audience favorites with an encore run including Old Victoria and The Metres Wide Walks. The event drew praise for Jepson's interpreted arias and the accompanist Steven Berrett.
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Helen Jepson
Cononiniey
Velen Poyuia
Hedey
Elie Opebs
Billy
Wirber
Tei
Akcompanist
Steven UN Berrett
Mr. Tarrett
Prine
Caller Lake
Eroun
Dallas
Mies Jepeen
Eerter
Paying For Mistake Stern Tells Group
David Stern, addressing a labor committee, defends a free press and accuses the newspaper guild of deliberately striking papers to betray them. He notes suspensions of Philadelphia Bulletin and Caiden CN Bulletin and urges protection of press liberties amid hostile moves.
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Stern
Washington
Fels
David Stern
Dias Hic
Uledvy Perssonah
Agaist
America
Geuild
Phiadelphis Bernard
Caiden CN Bulletin Coulee
Polyater
Sam Bo Rabanke
Phailadelphia Keewag
Shortage Of Gas Caused By Cold Wave
The Cumberland and Alleghany Gas Company halts supply to industries as the severe cold increases fuel demand. Ice and icebreaker delays hamper harbor activity. Baltimore harbor tugs assist vessels trapped in lee pack. Celanese and Cumberland Glass suspend operations due to gas shortages.
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Mays
Uae
Alleghany Gap
Budtellius
Coen
Annapalls
Baltimore
Cumberland
Aflegtiany
Cumber
Oakland
Carhoc Robbin
Manater
Cutberland Glass Company
Mit 201
Celanese Corporation
Washington D C Police Systems Mentioned In Mixed Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions multiple Washington DC police and federal services including Metropolitan Police, National Gallery of Art, Washington Aqueduct, National Airport terminal, Soldiers’ Home, and military police. It reads as an odd guidelike list of agencies and facilities with unclear context.
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Washimeton
Feb
White House
Capital, Park
United States
Waildons Natio
Gallery of Art
Senthsonen
Tne
Fotteer Beeret Service
Natvonal
Washington Aqueduct National Airport
Washington
Maine
Mercury drop and weather shadow hit vegetables and workers
Snow fell across the Tower Great Lakes region and parts of New York and Pennsylvania. The report notes a shortage of supplies and plant losses with thousands of workers temporarily laid off in several states while milder temperatures and cloudiness moved in from the west.
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Ashe Mercury
Dlorada
Gamage
Leon Wecchar
Catris Cormmaseran
Coturgy
Milwakee
Tower Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Kebt
North Pacific
Texas North Ward
NOD
Federal Recognition For Co. A February L7
Company A of the Maryland National Guard will receive federal recognition in February and become the senior successor to Company A Ist Infantry 2011. Old Company A men join the new unit as vacancies persist from the World War II era. Fredericks employers are urged to support guardsmen in weekly drills and summer camp, as training emphasizes physical fitness, obedience, initiative, and quick decision making.
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Mars Tivad National Gaiard
PT Tt
Conpany A
Wgth
Infantre
Divyan
Ist Infantry
Maryland National Cunard
Watauga
Frederict
iGuard
Ladies Night Dinner Draws About 200 Attendees
About 200 people attended the Evangelical Lutheran Men club Ladies Night dinner at the church. Alvey Vo Renn presided as president, with programed humor by John O Shorrow and readings by Mere any Co Smith. The event followed a Valentine theme and turkey lacein was provided by Kitchen Angels of the congregation.
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Thee
Alvey Vo Renn
Community Concert Association
Helen Dep Fon
Frederick High School
John
Shorrow
Co Smith
Valentine
Kitchen Angels
Resin Hay Spurrier
Howard Stopenerr
Tary
Melvin Schawegring
Kras+ tirer
Grorge Brorehne
Melvin Derr
Becon A Winehretep
Charles Fo Bowers
Wouelte Increases Veterans Benefits in Washington
The Social Security Board acts to raise veteran payments and extend benefits for workers in Toronto. Officials say the change aims to support retired or disabled personnel with adjusted pensions and related allowances.
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Washington
Social Security Board
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Britain
Attlee
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Ar City Hospital
Cleveland
High Court
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Big Dand
Kentucky
Missouri
Kanebraska
Texas
Georgia
Lecrecy
Wogate Deat
Kenneth C. Hogate
The
Wall Street Journal
Dow-Jance & Co Inc
Palm Springs
Catit
Thompson
Rockville
Granville Jackson Thompson
Claversty
Colesville
Fife
Montzomery
Testle
Willian Renton
State Department
Navonel Dias
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Regia
Napoli
Taday
Stegers
Sher Hay
Arantione
Worldsite
Acme Hattatioa
Walt
Haws AL
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Norkers
Tad
Pam
Hetty
Tomorris
Chesapeake Bay
Cumberland Industries
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