Statewide recount delayed amid disputed ballots
A Maryland Senate subcommittee faces a statewide recount of U S Senate ballots with two counties already checked Anne Arundel and Prince George's as attorneys dispute delays and push for a timely result. Markey and O Conor supporters argue against expanding beyond two counties at a time while recounts also extend to St Mary's Howard and Baltimore counties.
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Petimon
Senate Rules Committee
Atetorneys
John Mariew
Walliesville
Gael
St Mars's
St. Mars’s Ballog
Baltmore
Markes
Herbert RN Ocono
Senate
Macey
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Laweyers
Markey
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Brooks i
Rides
Howard
Baltimore
St. Mary's
More Cold And Snow Too Senses Weather Beat Western Maryland
A new siege of cold weather and light snow squalls moved through the region early morning. The Weather Bureau predicted temperatures dropping below 20 degrees by tomorrow, with increasing cloudiness and more snow in the forecast.
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Ousen
Strad Cradety
Weather Bureau
Lkely
Tate
Frederick
Rien
Han A. md ‘ Jer
Veterans Armories May Host Groups Under New Bill
A Senate bill would allow annual use of State armories by the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans for non military purposes. The measure, supported by five senators including Edward B Storm of Frederick County, moves from House to Senate after initial approval and awaits action by the Senate.
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Senate
Eeyet O
Edward BD. Storm
Frederick County
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Disabled American War Veterans
Mt. Airyard
House
Cee Qures
Poor Arrests Reported Amid Disorder in Cray Polee
Disorderly incidents were logged in Cray Polee involving charges against Robert Duckson and Chrksburg residents. Officers Arnold Soumone Carly Hert and Douglan Stuy report intoxication measures and peace disturbances, with bail sums and charges listed.
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Fawr
Robert Duckson
Chrksburg
Arnold Soumone
Charins
Comuerland
Carly Hert
Woert Les Oy
Formosa
Clarkes
Towins
Las c. Clarced
Eitternes
Offiers
Douglan Stuy
Emergency Ending Debate Over Powers and Fees
The article discusses Congress considering timing and limits on emergency powers and the end dates for declarations. White House advisors weigh how a future act could constrain presidential authority and define post emergency measures, with references to past emergency declarations and potential legislative paths.
Labor leaders urge cooperation to avert monopoly driven depression
Washington reports say CIO President Phil Murray warned that punitive anti union laws would foster monopolies and depressions. He urged using White House wartime machinery to ease postwar labor tensions and full employment through cooperation between industry labor and agriculture.
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Washington
CIO
Phil Murray
Con Brest
Amercans
Sena Laver
Bisa
Wagner Et Land
Nerrs-LaGuardia
CLO
AFL
la Gio
Murray
Senate Committee
Taut
Everett Oithout
White House
Labor
Tis Hager Ay
Rand
Veastes Ends Tour For Youth At Wayne Spencer
The report notes an event involving youth wrestlers, with financing and sponsorship details unclear. A person named Peter Spencer, son of Mr and Mrs W. T. Spencer, is mentioned, along with hospital mention and medical concerns. The fragment references Virginia and the Chea peade sponsorship context.
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Martinaton
Willian Spencer
Ile Wrest
Muntington Hospital
CW Ratte
Petar
Spencer
WWT
Neapnart
Nations debate on program changes before Geneva talks
The Nation Today reports U S Senators Taft Vandenberg and others debating changes to the tariff program. They argue details rather than principle, with Congress planning hearings in Minnesota and Geneva negotiations in Switzerland aimed at a broad agreement among nations.
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Onnetis
Caldari
Bitler
Nebraska
Gearhart
Senate
Obie
Vandenberg
Michigan
Momskin
Colorado
Butler
Ieans
Get
State Department
Oaardt
Tata
Yat Walt
Olause
Nis
Taft
Taritl Commission
Rep. Knutson
Minnesota
Republicu
House
Wass and Means
Canternationia
Factories To Start Monday In Midlands After Shutdown
London reports indicate factories in the Midlands heart of England will resume production Monday following an unprecedented coal strike and wartime electricity restrictions. Domestic and critical industry power remains limited, with rationing continuing for essential use and price control in effect. The February grand jury is expected to conclude deliberations and report to the district court.
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London
Midlands
Tdus
England
Pnes
EPI
Dhaai Cadav
Mantevwie
Unclear OCR: Mir Trane sovereignty report disputed
Fragmented text indicates a statement about Mir Trane sovereignty being challenged and later deemed unfounded. The readable parts are garbled, mentioning New York, Rete 1 Pe Tre Ate, Camimard anannerd, Swat ott copert, and Transit Teconipht without clear names or dates.
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New York
Camimard
Uae
British Po Call Wavell From dada British Po Call
Apparent OCR text describes a Lord Wavell and British political calls with scattered phrases about violence and elections. The material includes garbled references to pubs, publication, and possible official statements. Most of the content is unclear but implies wartime or colonial era communication with British authorities and mentions Gres Strona and Reveries in a disjointed, noisy transcription.
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London
Esty
Threutherita
Lara Rey
UTI Soda
Corres
Petad
Gato
Mdina Crisia
Concert Drive Hosts Community Concert Association Meeting
Officials at the Concert Drive Community Concert Association headquarters announced the 1947-48 winter program. Victor Stalin Cheer led the drive with Junior Civics Club involvement and plans for a citywide event drawing around 1,000 attendees on Natth Market Street.
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Wabel
Peesterioh
Ingd- Merrins
Victor Stalin
Tve
Civ
Daefeet
Cere Paige
Dever
Uley
Hie
Dames
Saating
Natth Market Street
Unclear text fragment on wartime naval orders and property sales
A scrambled article fragment discusses naval matters and a wartime sale of several properties. It references ships and powers, possible actions involving Zeppelins, and mentions property transactions with figures around 58 000 and 4 700 dollars. Names are partially obscured and some dates and places are unreadable.
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Chatk
Ceveral
Hothe
Dare Phice
War War PO Shobeda, Jr
Fact
Mice
Mae Habert A. Sinton
Allied disunity blamed for Germany's woes in lecture
Foreign correspondent reports a large audience at Prededelk Wag Sehealt Taesding hearing that Germany’s problems stem from Allied disunity and lack of cooperation. The speaker cites political divisions, education, and the postwar order as key factors shaping Germany today.
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Germany
Bess
Eve
Myrah
Weimar Republic
Salleen
Hitler Cane
Thomas No
Nobel
Heatley
Princeton
Hue Fatrious
Merry
Das
Ash Higher Pry For Teachers by Jaycees
A fragmentary record describes Jaycees activity supporting teachers and education initiatives. The text mentions community groups, local figures, and events related to education advocacy, with references to meetings and possible campaigns.
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Jaycees
Ash Higher Pry
Workers Defer Strike in International Case Notes
The report notes deferment of a major labor action involving 2ALO OTL workers amid ongoing discussions. Details are fragmented with multiple references to international entities, conferences, and unspecified timelines.
Court cases and motorist quiz lead to sharp questions
A long fragment reports legal and tax questions, a state police inquiry, and attorney general remarks about a motor incident. It mentions Abexar Ariston and Myers, a vehicle near Dass el tow, and a public inquiry into damages and penalties.
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Peru
Ethel Dee
Fiat
Guy Voller
Abexarcoe Ariston
Walt
Uae
Tartlert
Myers
Dassel
Cardan
Oleh de Pherett
Untidy OCR Note on Festive Observance and Services
Fragmentary report describes religious services and observances around a local festival with references to churches and community figures. The readable portion mentions Tuesday events, a public figure or governor, and varied local customs observed in a nearby locale.
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Gors Teo
Saepiteany
Eyangs
Night Harness Races Planned in Annapolis
Annapolis delegates prepared for a harness racing bill in the Maryland House led by Delegate McNulty of Arundel. The plan seeks a 25 to 30 day season with tracks statewide and proposes annual funding around 1,000,000 dollars to support the sport, with officials from Ferndale Woodlawn and other counties backing the measure.
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Ghanda
Stati
Berhar
Gina
Kama
Egie
Aen
Tenkay
Andy Mdot
Tarbes
Lester Orne
Ragne Tha
Fom
Ieee
Annapolle Pehl
McNulty
Assuerdine
Arbor
Aesnenathan
Woo
Thoms
Ferndale
Bresglent
Prappe
Acer
Walliam Powell
Woodlawn
Frre
Pal
Dance
Dider Asperis
Amy
Mybert
Sear
Conference on Church and Economy Sparks Broad Debate
At a February conference in Pittsburgh church leaders and economists debated Christian witness versus economic policy. Key speakers warned against corporate monopolies while urging help for working committees. Talks touched on church influence, government role, and possible coordinated action without a clear majority agreement.
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Pittsburgh
Jdong Vy Oa
Renmkeble
Exper
Paar Codhas Fas Gudge
Econome Dexaes
Jibe Prderal Comune of Churches
Pel Chret Ins
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