Recount Plan Outlined Amid Anne Arundel Ballot Questions
A detailed outline for a recount follows the 1800 ballots in Anne Arundel and outlines steps to shift focus to Prince George’s Howard Baltimore and St. Mary’s counties. Officials discuss procedures, possible state wide review, and the potential cost of a full recount as parties seek a consensus.
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Mathieu
Bond Proceeding in Washington Bigamy Case
A Washington based bigamy case moves toward trial as Mrs. Biggs appears ready for hearing. Prosecutors say the indictment from the September grand jury cites a July 1941 marriage to Irving Edwards Nore while husband Edmund Drings was alive. Police report the case stems from Montgomery County inquiries after authorities received information from Montgomery officials.
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Washeington
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Mopluum
Edwin F. Nikitk
Irving
Jly UW
Edmund Drings
Stelh Peete
Montegomery
Vme
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Jesse Vo Martin
Jan
Washington
Belwarde
Laniel
Extended Local Weather Forecast Mixed With Incoherent Text
The reading contains a weather forecast describing portions of a district with mean temperatures and precipitation. Readable elements mention possible light snow in the north and rain or snow over the district, with references to a Tuesday and Saturday period and totals around a few inches.
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Wether
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Perenne
Lahn
Peperitibie & Macherray
Bleidy Calder
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Walt
North
Butter Prices Fall Across Two City Markets
Butter prices in New York and another city market dropped sharply amid wholesale market weakness. The decline ranged from cents per pound for various grades, with dairy traders citing reduced demand and broader market trends toward lower butter futures.
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Havers
Scarcity Eases In Several Food Items At Local Markets
Local markets report shortages easing for most food items with sugar more available and prices generally stable. Meats and staples remain scarce in spots though some items like soap flakes cake mixes and paper products show replenishment as shoppers face uneven access and lingering limits.
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Dr Martha Stuhr to join Cornell faculty as astronomy professor
Dr Martha Louise Stuhr daughter of President and As Henry Stairs will join the Cornell University Ithaca faculty as assistant professor of astronomy at the start of the second semester. She is the first woman to hold professional rank in Cornell College of Arts and Sciences. Since 1945 she has been an instructor at Wellesley College after earning a Bachelor of Arts and holds a Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of California.
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Wellesley College
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University of California
Rejection of Portal-Portal Suits By National Manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers urged a federal court to reject all back pay claims before January 10, a date tied to the Supreme Court ruling delaying such awards. The filing argues against retroactive back pay tied to the portal case.
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Nastral Association of Manufacturers
Locomotive Boiler Explosion Kills Trainmen Near Led Crier
A Great Northern Railway Pullman section boiler exploded two miles west of Led Crier, derailing four cars and injuring passengers though no one was hurt. The violent blast disrupted the westbound Panitor Builder service and caused significant damage to the train and track.
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Boy Jailed After Threats Near Local Business
A boy was jailed after police said he admitted to making threats to upset a local business establishment. The case involved a pending mental health evaluation and ongoing legal proceedings in county court.
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Patee
Givness
Weller estate probate in Orphans Court noted
An estate valued at over 800 dollars is entering probate in the Orphans Court. The will directs that the assets be administered under the supervision of executor Teputchein leader and the Baltimore district is involved in the filing.
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Sino hus Dairen Talks Begin Soon
Military observers report Sino Soviet tensions as talks on Dairen begin. The article notes disputed controls, Soviet troop presence, and Chinese rights over strategic facilities, with U S involvement and the potential for diplomatic progress.
Installation Service Sunday for Sabillasville Reformed Charge
Newly elected pastor Claude Ho Corl will be installed Sunday evening at St John's Church Sabillasville. Rev Guy L Bready will lead the service with Rev Groft Thurmont and Rev Zeehman Cavetown Md assisting. Music by St John's and Stephen's choirs and the junior choir.
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Sabillasville
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Cavetown
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Alleged Parole Violator Held After Frederick County Area Sweep
An alleged parole violator, Arthur Nietead of Victor, is held as deputies investigate a crime spree around Walkersville and Baltimore. Authorities report Nietead was identified during a search that connected a stolen vehicle and possible shooting. chain of custody and pending charges remain under review.
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Discussion Led by Dean May at American Colleges Conference
The discussion focuses on academic deans and college curricula. Topics include how to entrench the curriculum, relation of survey courses to major courses, and the role of general education in vocational education amid a changing world. Dean May will summarize recent changes at Hood College and the need for a dynamic liberal arts environment.
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Danas
Hood College
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Horak College
Officers Elected By Choral Society
On January 6 the Frederick County Choral Society elected officers and planned activities for the season. Miss Lime Chagin was named president with Wjyad MShapirea as vice president and Aphrodite Varela as president. The treasurer is Paul Coblente and Charlotte Whallmore is recording secretary. The group praised past efforts and outlined a new program from early musical comedies to Broadway shows led by conductor War Tall. The society aims to perform for Frederick, Charles Town and Brunswick audiences, with Easter plans and a Monday meeting at North Market.
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MARKED STUMBLES New York stock on yark at daw
A chaotic trading session in New York saw marked stumbles in the stock market after an early recovery attempt faltered. The muted rally collapsed as investors reeled from the setback.
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New York
Community Charity Meeting Highlights City Efforts and Speakers
A public gathering discussed charity work in Kleetton Eleld with notes on governance and funding. Attendees included officials and volunteers from Whe WHAGUES Ong, Hy POR Sythe, and City Health groups, emphasizing privacy, safety, and community support.
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Traffic Cases Heard In Peoples Court
Traffic cases heard in the Peoples Court at fasitetung before Maa sere Abton Yo Bennett ra Peapies Coon stodkes. Several defendants listed faced charges including excess speeds and costly penalties. The record notes procedural details, with results described as satisfactory for the court and several individuals named in attendance.
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Fragmented Nation Today column struggles with unclear text
The page presents a garbled Nation Today segment with numerous garbled names, places, and phrases. Readable items include scattered references to people, places, and potential events, but the overall content is indecipherable.
Night Planes Over Greece
A garbled report discusses Greece and international actions. It references United Nations involvement, a representative from Goerk, and alleged military tensions with claims of Greek opposition to an external force.
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Bid to raise national wage sparks GOP split
The report notes Truman's stated plan to boost the national minimum wage. Senator Pepper hula and others signal limited Republican backing, while party leaders discuss possible changes. The piece hints at broader policy debates within the Democratic and Republican camps.
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Colossal Budget Questions in Washington Directory Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a budget within a Washington directory and mention debates over percentages and allocations. The text hints at miner impacts, furniture counts, and a plan with twenty panes of prizes for three presidents, but details are unclear.
Envoy Named AL Warsaw Woes Coup Allegations
Unclear text alleges a coup attempt involving a foreign envoy to Warsaw and a high treason case. A court indictment accuses the defendants of conspiring to deliver state secrets to a foreign ambassador. Testimony references classified material and a former foreign ministry official.
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Tiny Atom Is Big Tem In' U.S. Budget
The budget draft highlights a major cut of about $500 billion and assigns allocations to the Energy Commission for military and civil development. It proposes a $250,000 appropriation for a verification program and funds for irrigation at a university, with specific lines for the Winniety project.
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New York Firemen Extricate Survivors After Downtown Collapse
In New York City's financial district a building collapse trapped workers. Firemen rescued several people from debris as flames and smoke spread across upper floors. Victims suffered burns and injuries, with crews working through the damaged structure to free those trapped.
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Teensaigers Held Por Series Of Crimes
A group of thieves carried out burglary, attempted robbery, and other crimes, including stealing firearms and a pistol, with a getaway by boat then abandoning one craft. They fled toward Fatmort while continuing to carry stolen items at various piers.
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