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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
2
Community crowds filled the school as students modeled outfits and performances went on across floors and halls. Teachers and volunteers led the event with decor, music, and a cake walk drawing steady attendance and thanks to organizing staff.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Ralph Buser Altur, John Shourrow, Thomas vert, Mea Ratibrid, and Lenore Humberson. No events or actions are specified in readable text.
Washington observers note a large production of soft coal this week ending February. The second greatest output period on record, with exports rising. Analysts consider investments in coal as demand grows and anticipate capacity to meet rising needs. Deputy Administrator Dan Ho Watts announced a move toward stabilizing prices and smoothing transportation.
New York reports rising prices for Greek fruits and oranges amid flood damage and transport delays. The market notes higher costs for citrus and related produce as traders anticipate further shortages, with prices climbing beyond typical rates this week.
An advertisement from Leia Markley of At.lac Missouri promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a wholesome breakfast food that eases constipation. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if not relieved after 10 days of daily use with ample water and consumption of the cereal, no laxative claims.
A public hearing set for February 27 at Johns Hopkins Latrobe Hall will address the cooperative request for permission to draw large water quantities for plant operations. The proposal seeks annual allocation of 2000 gallons per day for cooling and process needs, with a 4 inch diameter intake and a depth of several feet.
County officials plan to decide on a proposed road project next week as part of ongoing talks. The meeting aims to oppose or modify the plan, with officials considering long term effects on the area and future development.
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