Army Navy Budget Fight Splits Congress Over Cuts
The House Senate Budget Committee approved a 175 billion cut in military funding for the next fiscal year, challenging Army and Navy warnings on national security. Generals Eisenhower and Marshall voiced opposition as lawmakers across party lines debated deep reductions and potential uses of saved funds.
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House-Senate Budget Committee
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Navy
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Abit
Taft
Satt Ur-Chivt
Truman
Gurney
RSD
Senate Armed Services
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Aiie
Irre Dent
Marshall Gites
Hittory
Eure Co Marshall
Germany
Ariss
Raorea
Tarapelaine
Mahoney
Gare Nev Ted
McKellar and Stewart
Tennessee
Berd
Virginia
Razor's Edge at the Tivoli and Manila ship loss
A fragmentary report lists Bert Tyra Gene Ternes, Pasie, Anne Bester and Herbert Maral at the Tivoli for a weekend program with "The Man" and others in unclear titles. A separate note from Manila, February 14 reports the SS Lake Kanne abandoning ship after hitting a reef near Iwo Jima, wireless operators relaying the distress before silence.
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Helles Cabot
Alea
Berderick
Nick Stuart
Gun Smoke
Lad Chanter
Mr. Mo
Bandoning
Manila
Lake Kanne Anverinan Femehtoe
Iwo
United States Vandenberg Calls for Moscow Ward Peace Talks
The text reports on Senator Vandenberg addressing U S policy toward the Soviet Union, urging Moscow to engage in practical negotiations for peace. He emphasizes fair play, warns against missteps, and cites hopes for a cooperative settlement while outlining the need for clear commitments from Soviet leadership.
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Beis
Popesia
Voudeoberg
Dereitielation Committee
Lee Gaa
Attra Akesen
Mirlignin
Canjaesconah Delegetan
Vandenberg
Moscow
United States
Garth Vandenberr
Verena
First Bills Signed Into Law By Governor Annapels
The report outlines bills approved by the state governor, detailing amendments to vehicle and court procedures, penalties, and state revenue actions. It notes the General Assembly's role in enacting them and lists fines, distributions, and executive actions affecting agencies and divisions.
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Annapels
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Asarobly
Cp Thebrett
Rene
Angie
Unclear text fragment from street scene and curbside incident
Fragmentary OCR describes people near a sidewalk and a station, mention of a padre station, a cage, and a parker yard. Details are garbled, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes to establish a concrete news item.
Waived Preliminary Hearing Amid Turbulent Court Session
In a disorderly proceeding, a preliminary hearing was waived amid tense debate led by Maitre Pawar and others. The session referenced deferral and rapid action, with defendants including Williams and Sarmver noted in connection with disturbances and a vehicle collision. A Brent Brent incident involved fire and damage, with fines and forfeitures discussed.
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Ota Bos
Pawar
Jerome Offatt
Tomek
Fsa
Ates
Willian Bo Shook
Freder- Jiele Sarmver
Sergt UN Swomtey
Safe recovered from river after Monocacy River theft
Police reported a stolen safe from the Monocacy River at Reet's Ford Dredge was recovered after a river recovery operation. Investigators noted multiple suspects, with bar across the door and a bar inside used to prevent the safe from swinging open, and insurance coverage confirmed for the loss. The incident prompted ongoing inquiries as authorities pursued leads while detailing the security breach and sequence of events.
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Reet
Nea
Pataeeet
Herkbey Saat Vaan
Pendin Cmo
Pangse
Hesar
Fistrentian
Joseph Toy
Dietus
Tadiy
Poe Strider
Mydiard
Bois Werth
Tittatun
Veta
Prat
Midlisan
Drais
Ite
Te Sao
State Funding Talks Stir Ballot Debates and School spending
Lawmakers and local officials debate a state aid plan to fund school construction and teacher salaries. The discussion covers a proposed two cent retail tax, county and city roles, and how per pupil funding would be increased to support new buildings while preserving property tax relief.
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Hare
John Wo
Funk
Cireayt
Opeyerne
Gaid
Baltimore City
Frederick Cou
Favor Continuation Of College At Frosburg
A Maryland House consideration discusses Frostburg State College continuation amid debates on public education. The measure, from the Allegany County delegation, faced renewal questions as lawmakers weigh junior college plans within the state system. Discharges from local draft boards wrap the page, noting veterans honorably discharged.
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Frosburg
Site College
Preburging County
Maryland
Lilevany
Ino Eoreport
Tee College
Schobarky Coecorsl Gs
Propria
Ethan Tnt
Frostburg Collestes
May Delay New Plates and Fees Spark Debate
A disrupted plan for new license plates faces delays as lawmakers weigh a proposed $20 to $2080 fee structure and a three month preparation window. The bill, opposed by trucking groups, awaits Senate action after hearings. if approved, plates would be mailed and become valid on a set Monday.
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Senate
Gmterests
Ric ard An and Roy were Ch Mharmor drews
Partial readable text lists names including Ric ard An Roy and Cornelius TMiurmiont with fragmented phrases suggesting a roster or meeting.
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Ard
Anand Roy
Ch Mharmor Drews
Itt
Cornelius
Tmiurmiont
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