State Rent Control Bill Draws Fire
A Maryland state rent control bill drew opposition from the Real Estate Board and others at a meeting in Frederick, sparking a vote of protest to lawmakers. The bill reportedly sets a floor of 730 dollars per year and 6 000 dollars per year in certain rents, with unnamed provisions for broad powers to regulate rents. Philip Wertheimer, president of the Real Estate Board, highlighted criticism of wartime subsidies and alleged unequal federal treatment. Three new members were admitted to the board at Tuesday’s meeting.
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Ancapolis
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Real Este
Permi Hue Commission
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Marylaid
Frederick County
Philip Wertheimer
Ned S 4Eiai
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G. Horton Peace
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Independent Union Target Weirton Clash Sparks NLRB Charges
Earl F. Reed, attorney for Werton Steel Co, accuses the National Labor Relations Board of trying to wipe out an independent union at the Weirton plant. He testifies before Senate leaders that a new mine strike is inevitable by July 1 unless Esther John L Lewis relinquishes a five cent per ton royalty for a union fund and Congress passes anti strike laws. Reed alleges NLRB leaders coached CIO organizers and bribed union officers to betray the independent union. He says the NLRB has obstructed an election at Weirton, where the independent union represents about 90 percent of workers under favorable contracts and urges Wagner Act revisions to recognize independent unions.
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Washington
Earl F. Reed
Werton Steel Company
National Labor Relations Board
West Virgnia
Reed
Senatr Laker Armendten
Foenee Johnston
National Coal Assocation
Esther John L. Lewis
Johnston
Congress
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NLRD
Weirton Independent
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CIO
Pal Cio
Weather Report From Yesterday and Forecast Details
The brief notes a weather snapshot with precipitation figures for 21 hours ending at 1 am, mentions a trace of moisture and various obscure measurements. It references February values, temperatures near yesterday’s high, and a possible sunrise time, all in a terse, fragmented OCR style.
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Actal
Tomorgue
Court rules on Talmadge governorship dispute in Georgia
The court holds that Governor Talmadge’s election is under dispute as the legislature exceeded authority. Judge Hendrix signals the decision’s immediate effect, with the case heading to the Georgia Supreme Court. The ruling centers on constitutional duty and responsibility of the governor amid the contested election.
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AisDenigh
Gabrete
Walter Hordes
Herman Plimade
Geavernor
Georgie Tyo
Legintatine
Ats
Vametetatiaml Origts
Fours Tern
Lurene Talinatge
Tag Court
Deaiaereds
Hertiuen
Judea
Irethir
Rome
Clayde Porter
Hendrix
Georgia Sepreme
Krug to discuss Pacific island duties with MacArthur
Secretary of the Interior J A Krug announced plans to fly to Tokyo for talks with General Douglas MacArthur on U S responsibilities in Pacific islands. He will visit Samoa Guam and Okinawa en route to Japan, departing next Tuesday by Army Transport Command plane. Krug will be accompanied by Army and Navy officers and Interior Department officials H Rex Lee assistant director of the Division of Territories and Island Possessions, Assistant Secretary C Girard Davidson and Carlton Skinner director of Information.
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Interior
J. A. Krug
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Pacific Islands
Krug
Samoa
Guam
Okinawa
Japan
Army Transport Command
Army
Navy
Interir Department
H. Rex Lee
Divison of
Territories
Island Possessions
C Glrard Davdson
Carlton Skinner
Suspended Sentence for Countian in Family Assault Case
Countian James Ro Bingham of Burkattsville was found guilty of attempting to strike his father in law Edward Rice. Magistrate Edward J. Smith fined him 10 dollars plus costs and imposed a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Rice testified the incident occurred in his home after an apparent intoxication episode.
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Fers
Burkattsville
James Ro Bingham
Edward C. Rice
Will Of Mrs Works Admitted To Probate In Orphans Court
The will of Mrs Nora A Works of Forrest Grove was admitted to probate. The estate valued around $10,010 includes specific bequests to Edith Cron Charles Henry Crow Daisy Chiswell Nellie May Stunkle and others. The residue is to be divided among Edith Cron Charles Crow Daisy Chiswell and Nellie May Stunkle with further allocations to Stalling and others. The case mentions guardianship matters and potential legal actions related to concealment of a deadly weapon.
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Forrest Grove
Orphans Court
Dhe Moli
Edith Cron
Charles Henry Crow
Stalling
Daisy Chiswell
Nellie May Stunkle
Ivoo
Mellie Stunkte
Daisy Clhewaih
Cart Bodbuate
Court stance on church and state in early America
The Nation Today recounts the struggle for religious freedom and the separation of church and state. It notes colonial favoritism toward established churches, the push for liberty, and the 1785 80 Virginia Bill for Religious Liberty by Jefferson and Madison shaping constitutional principles.
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Washington
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Ars
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Seeans
el Dee
Neers
National Education Association
Amereas
Thomas Jefferson
Janus Matt+ woot
Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Ten Arrests During Night on West Patrick Street
City police reported a congested disturbance on West Patrick Street where ten arrests were made for disturbing the peace and related charges. Officers cited individuals including John C. Kopp and John F Gallagher among those detained for court hearings, with several others named in connection to a taxi incident and adultery accusations.
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West Patrick Street
Areortel
Ralph A Abra
Herightwater
Noy
Robert Mickey
Loch Waren
Ren Phebus
Elles Carty
Arnald Simons
Sherman Boone
Catherine May Flagrie
Fredevieh
Sproles
Berna
Bach
Callatesal
Harry Z. Rkints
Frederick
Reuter
Oteer Simmons Jaleb
Howard Pantie
Petore
Wangtar
Immane
Defatt
Ein Aarl Caste
M Day Army 1 750 000 Proposed For National Readiness
A World War era proposal outlines a 1 750 000 strong M Day Army with 15 35 million men called to endure 12 months of service after initial 750 000 regulars. The plan includes construction of Liaison and development committees and widespread mobilization to meet national defense needs.
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Atin
Dee
Ly Mo Bineties
Batterson
Gieveral Csett
Cother
Araig
Gift To Frederick City Hospital Acknowledged
A $2,500 gift from Mrs Frimees Robinson McEwen of New York funds a memorial for her father John Ko Redainsen at Frederick City Hospital. The donation, approved at the December board meeting, supports an extended hospital program while existing projects like Shank annex, Eleanor Shriver Williams room, and Bartyrs room furniture proceed. A committee was named to nominate officers for next month’s election as hospital activity logs show patient counts and births.
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Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Frimees Robinson McEwen
New Yorkers
Joti Ko Redainsen
Ox Fibre
McEwen
Paul McEwen
Pat Chet Hine
John Kelly Reborn Jp
Alfred MeEwen
Frederick
William BooBebbers
House Committee
Shank
Eleanor Shriver Willams
Bartyrs
Grayson Bo Bowers
William Bo Lebhers
Hart Etehreen
Fire Extinguishes at Hon Fred Cutter Plant
Firefighters responded to a morning blaze at the Hon Fred Cutter plant of the Track Company. Extinguishing equipment subdued the flames with reported damage and efforts underway to assess losses and cause.
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Ofelock
Rtsrne
Fred Cuter
Norwegian industrial expert visits US knitting mill talks mass production
Frederik manufacturer Lauritsen and Sonencon’s representative visits New York to observe American methods at the Union Manufacturing Company. Norwegian plant leaders discuss preheating machines, worker training, and adapting British and American techniques to boost output while preserving quality.
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Krow
Frederik
Lauritsen & Sorencon
Prien Vgefabriker
Plist Widtr
New York
Wilton
UWAL
Wade
Masy
Amore
Ian
Mone
Ameren
China to Halt Circulation of U S Currency
Nanking reports government moves to end circulation of U S currency and curb gold transactions as China braces for tighter exchange controls. Officials warn price rises may follow while merchants fear shortages and a public bank panic spreads in Shanghai and major cities. The central government pledges to issue new currency once Chiang Kai-shek approves plans to stabilize the economy.
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Hiie
China
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Aeyceamen
Paris
Central Parentise Committee
Beer Bottle Cap Tax Talk Returns in General Assembly
Largely garbled but the report notes talk of a two cent per bottle cap tax on beer sold in Erick County and Garrett County, with earlier sessions failing to finalize. The Senate passed a bill to empower county treasurers to tax salaries of county offices within set pay ranges, and a separate aviation fund proposal would require state aviation commission approval for federal airport funds. There is also mention of a Montgomery county board of assessment changes and school property employment provisions, plus a church leader urging public funds for parochial education and other civic notes.
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Pro Ast Con Annapolis Key Ft Tary Ad
Fragmentary transcription describes conflicts over maritime policy and diplomacy. It mentions Annapolis and Washington, French diplomatic mission, and debates on building plans and communications. The garbled text references revenue, programs, and a general sale context without clear details.
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Annapolis Key
Eneland Faces Weather Crisis and Power Bans Amid Snow
Chaos gripped Eneland as blizzards threaten railways and docks. The government ordered snow clearing and a five hour daily electricity ban. Navy radar boats may escort coal ships while submarines pipe power to shore. Officials report fuel consumption higher than Monday.
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Navy
Thames
Lourdes
Fuel Ministry
Aunt seeks to break will in Wallace Gregg estate case
The five year old aunt of real estate man Wallace Gregg petitions Orphans Court to contest Gregg's will filed yesterday. Gregg died January 26 leaving estate to his secretary Mia Elise Jones Welden. Mrs Swainson, sister of Gregg's mother, claims undue influence caused an unnatural distribution. Estate valued around 606,000 in real estate and 400,000 in personal property. Original 142 will dated March 2 left 11,000 to a chauffeur. later changed to all to Mrs Welden.
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Washliptoy
Mig Hrilling
N. Swainson
Eastern Star
Hone
Washington
Orphans Court
Wallace E Gregg
Grege
Mia Elise Jones Welden
Swainson
Gas Station To Be Set Up At Little America
Aboard the Mt Olympus a party plans a 100 mile round trip to establish a gasoline cache 300 miles southeast of Little America to extend the range of exploratory aircraft and for emergency use. Ski transports could land near the cache to reach the site with tractor powered equipment and large alligators as tractors haul supplies. The expedition will be led by Avie ton, a Marine Corps mobility expert, and aims to boost aviation range and supply lines in the frozen South Pale wastelands.
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South Pale
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