Grand Jury Duties Charged In September Term
The September term 1946 grand jury charge outlines jury drawn method and duties. It explains clerk and doorkeeper roles, witness handling, and that jurors decide if evidence warrants a trial or dismissal. It notes the grand jury protects individuals and that jurors hear only one side, with defense not present.
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Judie Pats
Tos
Amy Hhage
Weese Tery
Tuspel
Grand Jury
Charles
George EO Fas
David “. Kemp
Clayton Troxell
Ralyh W. Miller
Albers HL Helter
Carmin Savior
Charles WW. Smith
Jos G. Fourhour
H. Ernest Warner
America
Cinseo
Tne
Tao
England
Mob Take Black Prisoner From Jail Near Greenville
A mob abducted a jailed Black man in Pickens County near Greenville and fatally wounded him with a sharp object and gunshot. Authorities identified the deceased as Earle, a Greenville driver who had been arrested after a dispute. the incident left another Black man badly hurt. Sheriff Mauldin checked the scene and confirmed the identification, with ongoing investigation in Greenville and Pickens counties.
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Tickeos
S.C
Bob
Greenvylle
Pickens
Greetvile
Catoner
JO. Turner
Larle
Cewerdd Hauwes
Greenville
Biel Bee
Laberts Hospital
Pickens County
Auto in Wreck Found Empty
An automobile left the highway east of Myersville and overturned, with occupants Raymond Baker and Henry Baker of Myerville reported injured or dead. Trooper McLane cited multiple drivers for reckless or impaired driving, and several others faced charges after separate incidents in the Myersville area.
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Ats Top
Myersville
Sata Y Histh
Pitas
McLane
Raymond Baker
Henry Bo Baker
Myerville
Jed Liesetae
Wud Fase
Tnd Gong Tae
Dia Myersville
Osxinario M. Garlen
Frederick
Maite
Claude F. Keller
Middletown
Northy
Francis E. Maine
Burkitthydle
Ue Keller Garban
West Newton
Gettybourg Street
Emimutseburg
Kenneth 2. Bond
MO Whea
Aiseburg
George FC Mullai
Monrovia
Vwetne
Tarly
Peetee
Sprow
Luckett
Thomas V. Mitte
Karl GM
Recktes
Drivin
Evete
Nation today on trade policy and Geneva meeting outlook
The Nation Today surveys U S Republican and Democratic views on reciprocal trade, the 1930s and 1940s trade acts, and the Geneva meeting in April to draft a new tariff agreement. It notes Republican concerns about slow, halted reforms and Democratic support for renewal, with debate over suspension and investigation before the 1998 renewal window.
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Tarus
Amir Tari
Congress
Consense
Geneva
Switzerland
Consideration Of Tax Cuts Delayed
Washington on February 17 postponed any consideration of tax cuts until Congress decides how deeply to slash the 42 billion spending budget. Chairman Knut man of the Ways and Means committee announced the delay.
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Washington
Congress
Kniut
Closed shop system benefits industry says Whitehead
Whites, president of the Brotherhood of Havtoad Trammen, argues the closed shop helps protect contracts and prevent violations, noting February actions in Meveland. The statement emphasizes unit solidarity and industry stability through exclusive employment rules.
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Wn. Io
Hoad
Havtoad Trammen
Steam misread as fire alarm at GI Trail Avenue
Firefighters responded to an alarm at GI Trail Avenue where steam from a toilet vent caused a false read. Crews inspected the scene and reported no fire after checking the area and tagging it a non-emergency incident.
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Mie
GI Trail Avenue
Tonbare
Cibvene Tatik Cavyany
Irefonom
Court Upholds Ix Ruling Amid Beer License Hearing
In Montgomery County a judge upheld rulings related to a beer license case. Testimony centered on whether the license served the community’s best interests and if commissioners overstepped powers. Observers noted potential noise and business operation concerns near rural areas, with no charges of misconduct proven.
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County
Cumiuissuines
Gortie Addy
Judge Voatek
Eibhigs
Ian Wooster
Saag
Holand Haal
Tee
Walford
Tess
Judee
Hhon
Montromery
Diaea
Douer
Wifmersee
Cate W. Jerome OM
Crhign
S& Felton
Mr. Pelton
Benjamin B. Ravenstock
Roe Che
Senate Group Votes For 2 Four-Year Terms
Senate Judiciary committee approved a constitutional amendment proposing presidential tenure of two full terms, four years each. Chair Wiley reported two changes: a president serving more than one year could earn two additional terms, and partial term service would count for one extra term. Ratification would require three-fourths of the states.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wiley
Rwieeel
Senate Committee
Senate
Pari Mutuel Betting For Marsland Tracks
Maryland lawmakers push a state supervised pari mutuel betting plan for Marsland tracks. The measure aims to restructure wagering, with mention of officials Myra Corolite Virginia Clark and others present at Montgomery County events.
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Marsland
DE Kerson Naveive
Myra
Virginia Clark
Montgomery County
Clements
Owas
Becaeceey
Congress urged to break up Lewis led UMW
Report outlines requests to Congress to break up the United Mine Workers led by Lewis. Nixon, a member of the House Labor Committee, traveled to Scranton to meet miners and discuss proposed labor legislation and a possible federal arbitration framework. He notes union resistance to secondary boycotts and supports closed shop debates while urging arbitration to resolve disputes.
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Waslangton
Hersial
Vanety Campbell
Huutiogtes
WoVa
Lake Athe
Smerny Campbell
Erdeks
Ifega
Ter
Nixon
Trouse Laver Canmnittes
Scranton
Tite
Fle
Congress
Auy Aps
Guy Ormaient
Tes
Ninon
Gary At Wen
Martinsburg Weekly Damaged By Fire
A fire damaged the Martinsburg Weekly early morning tearing through the plant. Editor Jol G Byrer reports the fire started in a corner of the compost area and left most paper stock, presses, and type machinery badly damaged. Insurance coverage is expected to help, with possibilities of temporary operation suspension.
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Martinsburg
Martinssburg
Jol G Byrer
Pubes Vieher
End of ace fdown oroke by 12 miners FIV) fret tindercroun
Fragmented OCR text from Teatafard Pennsylvania reports a dramatic incident involving miners and a crash. Readable elements mention twelve workers, undercutting, and damage to a PA area facility. Details are unclear due to corruption.
Byrd Flies Over South Pole Mission and Flag Drop
North American aviator Richard Byrd completes a solo flight over the South Pole, reports say he dropped a United Nations flag during the mission. The feats promise new era of exploration and geopolitical signaling, though details remain sketchy in the fragmented text.
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Byrd
South Pole
United Nations
Truman Plea for Funds in Deep Budget Crisis
A fragmented report outlines congressional friction over military and veterans funding. It details proposed cuts and reallocations across the Defense Department and Veterans Administration, with a focus on OPA and wartime measures, calling for a cautious review before approving new appropriations.
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Vodia
Baba Decane
Phe Wong
Mit
Sie Veterans Administration
Mitt
Veterans Administration
Cautinte
Cortoof
Office of War
Iene
Service Station Lease On Record in Court
A lease recorded in the court relates to Bade Hhemiby and the Peay Company for a New Market property. The agreement extends a service station tenancy for five years starting November 1, with options for further extension. A deed from Walkers transfers part of the land to Mies Of e WE and others, with consideration around 704.
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Hhemiby
Peay Company
Sears
Mies
Concert Assi To Open Drive With Dinner Concert
The concert association announced an opening drive with a dinner concert this evening at the university hall. Key figures include Bonk A Meek, president of the Concert Association, and Vestor Palmer, president of the Junior Caye Chell, chairing the unusually successful fundraising drive with artists yet to be selected for the spring event. The campaign headquarters are listed at the Theater Thovitet Equipment Company, 1 Rasy Daniel street, with events beginning Tuesday and continuing into spring as selections are finalized.
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Belin
Vestor Palmer
Cayie
Chel
Woo
Cerneert
Gael
Assocuibon
Daniel Street
Utah
Suit For 81.500 Is Entered In Court
A civil action seeks $81 500 in damages in New Market district alleging seizure of property and livestock. Plaintiffs claim prior wrongful taking and seek restitution and replacement values. The case includes disputed valuation and alleged improper handling of assets.
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Mee
Robert J. Tierney
Dickenan
Wade
Aston
Peetas
Francis Perrott
Gard
Fragmentary OCR Note on Mote Foam Strategy
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a strategy discussion for Mote Foam HL Pre ev aidin Caverner. The unreadable text mentions easing steed triere nonapelia and a fading con fierce, with scattered terms like trot and pee, but no coherent reportable fact.
Local Weather Forecast for Frederick and Nearby Area
Weather report notes Frederick area forecast from Weather Bureau. Temperature around 20 with sunny and warmer conditions, high about 30. Weekend forecast suggests possible changes. another forecaster may issue later today. Groundhog Day ties to Feb precipitation, mentions dry February expectations and light snow since Feb 2.
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Here
Pew
Andy Lan
Welfare Board Member Resigns Over Lax Welfare Work
A. Yammmerman resigns from the Anne Arundel County Welfare Board citing lax public welfare administration. He warns the current relief trend is dangerously negligent and must be corrected.
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Aero
Aonapally
A. Yammmerman
Anne Arundel
Palestine Jews Go On Strike Over Deportations
In Haifa and other locations protests erupted as thousands of Jews mourned and rallied against the deportation of immigrants. Traffic disruptions were reported in several areas as a show of solidarity. A separate incident in Anatse yesterday caused casualties and injuries.
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Jorueatem
Hansdreds of
Ews
Etinke
Fam
Haifa
Cyprus
Trafic
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