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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1947
Page
7
An Annapolis report notes members reject a statewide daylight time measure amid a swirl of conflicting positions. Lawmakers debate timing and potential impacts as votes draw near, with critics urging caution and supporters advocating a uniform schedule.
Fragmentary OCR text references a couple and a fee, mention of a ceremony and a pursed wedding theme. Little coherent context or names remain clear, leaving a sparse glimpse of a disrupted marital event.
A blast at a gas service station killed six people and injured two others. Police said the cause of the explosion is not yet known. Responding officers found bodies amid wreckage and describe extensive damage to the station structure. Authorities have opened an investigation to determine what sparked the blast at the Crepdous station.
Turbulent public notices describe OPA half ration actions and price control concerns. Citizens and workers voice fears, urging clarity on food limits, energy costs, and enforcement while officials warn of shortages and potential penalties.
Fragmented OCR reads show a mass of garbled text about a road line resume, with scattered place names and references to a public works project. The readable portions hint that traffic has resumed after repairs on a line near Thermont, with mentions of dates and local officials, but specifics are largely missing.
A damaged clipping reports a postal ban on calendars featuring nude cuties amid a broader scandal touching a theatre scene. The piece mentions legal and public notice chatter, an Opera star facing discharge, and a March timing with political and social fallout across Maryland and nearby regions.
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