Beer License Hearing In Zacharias Faces Opposition
A Maryland beer license hearing for Zacharias beer license faced opposition from about ten objectors led by Mrs. Hamilton Linthicum. They argued the proposed Clarksburg Montgomery county site would harm a residential area and prompt cross‑border drinking from Frederick county.
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Heattetoun
Tiehach Mo Zachae
Sane Place
Assoc
Patrick M Sehnauffer
Deoelaine
Yoda
Walfred Hane
Uatasville
Tay G. Mankard
Clarksburg
Roland E. Hardy
Petifigagrothe
W. Jerome Forharing Holden
Felton
Sen Persone
Mr. Offutt
Offutt
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Hamilton Linthicum
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Delegation Seeks Mile of Hard Surfaced Road
A McKalg New London delegation asked the County Commissioners for at least one mile of hard surfacing on the highway between McKalg and New London. They cited County Engineer Roger H. Willard as favorable to about a mile this year with possible completion of a three mile stretch in 1948. Sheriff Guy Anders supported gravel road access from the Baltimore Pike east of New Market to Forest Grove schools. The existing road is largely mud with some stone base.
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McKalg
New London
Roger H. Willard
Guy Anders
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Forest Grove
Mid Road
Three Meet Deaths In Highway Accidents
Three people died in weekend highway crashes. A 76 year-old seaman near Laurel died when a head-on collision with a culvert struck him. Mollie Fossler of Hales Thorpe was killed by a meat transport. Sidnaw Jones, 65, of Westover was killed when his car struck a rock embankment. Police charged the driver, Lamere Loess, with causing the wreck.
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Traf
Howie Road
Laurel
Mollie Fossler
Halesthorpe
Baltimore County
Westover
Nernro
Rock Ve Amante
Routee Ps
Draver
Lamere Loess
Tver Delo
Fire Damages Baltimore Reformed Church
Fire broke out at the Reformed Church in Baltimore during Sunday services. Firefighters responded and evacuated the congregation led by Rev. Gottlieb Siegenthaler, with parishioners safety described as orderly as flames spread.
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Reformed Church
Baltimore
Balimore
Dr. Stativen
Gottlieb Siegenthaler
Calli
Adi E
Anne Arundel recount to start Tuesday in Senatorial contest
The Anne Arundel County recount of ballots for Senator Herbert F. OConor’s race will begin Tuesday at 11 o'clock with eight counters per side under a Senate subcommittee. More than 18,000 ballots will be counted as the process proceeds, with completion timing unclear and potential state-wide action depending on results.
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United
Vleedon
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Herbert F. Q'Conor
Annapolis
Anne Arundel
Marker
O'Conor
Otarbin
Pene
Maryland
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Chinese Girl Denies Night of Pierson Assault
Testimony from Second Lieutenant O Doud states neither the alleged victim Miss Shen Chung nor Chinese police complained to Marine MPs on Christmas Eve. The naval tribunal in Peiping weighs rape charges against Marine William G. Pierson amid anti American demonstrations by Chinese students.
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Richard C. O'Doud
Kinston
N. C
Naval
Marine Corp
William G. Pierson
Marine Military
Pierson
O'Doud
Marine Corps
Shen Chung
National Peking
Peiping) University
Miss Shen
Polo Field
Percival
Clark
Oklahoma City
Marshall to lead Germany and State Department reshaping
The Nation Today outlines George C. Marshall’s looming tasks postwar Europe and in Washington. It discusses how he will oversee Germany’s occupation and reconstruction, shape treaties with Axis powers, and potentially reorganize the State Department amid asks from Russia, Britain, France, and the United States.
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Washington
Etre Maeda
United States
Daphonn
Tronsteunis
Pms
Wiehington
Tyunman
Ching
Conmngie
Ced
Chisat Kai-Shek
Moscow
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Tistain
France
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Byrnes
Marshall
Germany
Aostrom
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Austria
Russia
State Department
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China
Truman
Lavish Bergen Anniversary Party Draws Hollywood Guests
Hollywood observers recount Edgar Bergen’s tenth radio anniversary celebration marked by an $8,000 party, a $4,000 car gift, and a $1,000 tele slow receiver. Dorothy Lamour and stars Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon Sydney Greenstreet attended as Bergen praised the event despite voice woes.
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Dorothy Lamour
Edgar Bergen
NHC
Edgar
Goscreen
Bergen
Greer Garson
Walter Tidgeon
Sydney Greenstreet
Charlie
Miss Lamour
Dan Aneche
Nelson Iddy
Rudy Slipping
Dotty
Davis Held Without Road At Rockville
Bruce Davis a 31 year old suspect in a hammer slaying faced grand jury action in Rockville. A Rockville Police Court magistrate ordered debt without jhota, despite defense plea to dismiss, citing state evidence weakness. Next grand jury session scheduled for March 17. Annapolis report notes oath of official here as Comptroller of Maryland.
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Rockville
Bruce Davis
Florence Mel Allister
Montgomery County
Gerd
Davie
Jhota
Donald AL Delachimuitt
Paul Bo Mules
Davis van Grounds
Davis Ivan the
Georgia Governor Showdown Amid Court Test
Thompson moves to act as governor as court cases over Talmadge election loom. Georgia Supreme Court awaited ruling on who holds power while lawmakers and officials debate succession and authority.
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Myitier
Tally
Georgia
Cate Vernon
Senate
Peel Theater
Sid Wollen
Pot Wont
Talmadge
Thompson
Thampson
Noother Thompson
Kank Danvtell
Bill Landum
Taloradge
Supreme Court
Tyamass Wttice
Mere
Impeachment Talk Heard On Porter Pay Case Inquiries
Washington reports Senator Gastlinet1 urges House investigation into a Detroit port toil back pay matter. The hearing probes the Chrysler Corp case with Theodore Reiserman, claiming a $250,000 quid pro quo for guards allied to labor interests.
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Washington
New York
Chrysler Corporition
Assults
Redskins Sign Colgate End Joe Dicksworth
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of Joe Dicksworth, a 217 pound Colgate end, on January 20. The report notes the veteran addition to the receiving corps as the team reshapes its offensive line.
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Duckworth
Washington
Washington Redskins
Joe Dicksworth
Colgate
Weather Summary for January Icy Mix
Readable fragments describe normal and actual precipitation for January with temperatures and forecasts. Mentions low temperatures around 18 to 28 degrees and possible storms. Also notes past night's low and upcoming conditions with unclear local place names and figures.
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Ham
Torkay
Davary
Relief Association Dinner Draws Near Representatives
About 200 attendees including UM O Manufacturing Co. workers and company leaders gathered at the Francis Seat Key Hotel for the thirteenth annual Relief and Repefittee Associate meeting. President Laurie Willan and guests from New York firms attended, praising labor management harmony and signaling plans for next year.
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Pitypatetek
Sovcretary
Monucuey Valley Association
Ems
Union Manubieture Ig Company
Banqnet
Francis Seat Key
Charles H Htuhn
Fon Mae Als Madly
John M. Given
New York City
Louis Duvall
James Goehring
R. L. Wall
Kenneth Given Feor Theshire
Iwan Waller
Hey
Davell
Davetle
Claire
Inwark
Laurie Wilean
Predemehk City Hospital
Hewward Hanngardeer
Tov Suisbaum
Brore Carmack
Myrtie Cramer
Walbur Culier
Elizabeth oSeheraring
Ard
Suice Belea Culler
TneaAsmen OM Ware Prarrate Moorea
Mie
Bletty Crayford
Chatee Hahn
Fredectel Kreene
Stee Maew Poarrer
Chars Taste Clie
Fragmented OCR hints at political intrigue and names
Disjointed text references figures and places with phrases like War Bhan and Secretary, Hutesteph Pollertets, and Bethy from Phiriy suggesting a political or personal narrative. Mentions of paths Wendth and Simewe imply connected individuals, with cryptic quotes indicating a concealed plan or dialogue on an opposite page.
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Amd
Peterhaed
Bethy
Phiriy Hs
Praag
Lab Blast Injures Boy at Local School
An explosion at the Nicholson Montremersigh School laboratory in Rockville Maryland injured a boy who lost both hands. He was transported in critical condition to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda for treatment.
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Rockville
Dan
Robert Janes
Nichaed Montremersigh School
Bethesda
Mab
Immediate Trial Requested in False Pretense Case
Two defendants petitioned for immediate trial today in a county court case involving alleged false pretense. State’s Attorney Edway Fo Nikirk said charges include securing money by false pretense from Charles Hutte of Buritsville, with further details about a proposed installation project and related financial schemes.
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Hall
Dais
Quett
Edway Fo Nikirk
Pal Bie
Charles Hutte
Buritsville
Han Py Ie Daatet Loughran Company
Offeral Said
Meyer Dope
Ata
Heaviest Precipitation Of New Year Falls Here
Weather observer notes record rainfall as the new year begins with warm fronts and rising temperatures. Forecasts show a cloudy trend with chances of moisture through tomor row and a dip toward 13 degrees Fahrenheit by Friday, while officials caution about warm air and mild conditions.
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Ajay
Halian Premier Vo Resin Today
Premier Al cide de Coispect and Pate faday tae The wae submiting his pedgnacen Doe Provinon ad presient Berga de Siena.
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Halian Premier
Rome
Alcide de
Court May Weigh Nullification After Poland Election
Unofficial Warsaw tallies show the ruling bloc leading amid reports of violence and deaths. Opposition figures claim constitutional violations and may seek the Supreme Court to declare the election valid or challenge the result.
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Starhdaw
Malkokagesy
Padish Qeant
Supreme Court
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Honda
Antigovernment
Wy Wa
Othe Storene
Poland
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Tang
Temmoh
Nagle
Warsaw
London
Tass
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Agenes
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Wye He Named Inspector Gen Appointment Noted
The article reports the appointment of a new Inspector General to succeed Lieut Gen Daniel Saltan who died last week. It notes the four year term and the Interstate Commission meeting planned at the Prince Scott Rey hotel with attendees from Trederieh and other areas.
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United States
Washington
Deny Troyn
Arins
Wreehe
Daniel Saltan
Interstate Commission
Prineis Scott Rey
Felraney Mae
Trederieh
Lich Propped Casting New York Jan 2001
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a market scene with unclear references to lich propping and casting elements. The text mentions New York and January 2001 with scattered terms about stocks, tactics, and recovery but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
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New York
En Fodinav
Marshall To Take Oath On Tuesday
Fragmented OCR text reports Marshall preparing to take an oath on Tuesday amid military and political context. It mentions figures such as General U Move Matesniel and veteran concerns, with references to ceremonies, observers, and questions from the press about the general's plans and public attire.
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Marshall
Byrnes Signs 4 Treaties in Washington Ceremony
At the State Department Byrnes and Senator Connally led a signing of four treaties with Italy Hungary Romania and other allies. Vandenberg and other senators watched as pens were switched and diplomats applauded the formal act marking a wartime alignment.
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Ayny Slevey
Tgs
Prince Hhies
Italy
Wongeay. Meenas ‘ Chater Vornedlesuber
Senate
Connally
Evenes
State Department
Pare
Satell Lge
Sigma Tis
Jefeferon
Unite States
Byrnes
George C. Mars
Verney
Vinland
Taeia
Arial
United States
Ships Anchored as Planes Grounded in Dense Harbor Fog
Naltimers January 20 reports heavy fog forcing ships to anchor and airports to close. Municipal airport remained shut with dense fog reducing visibility to under a hundred feet. Weather officials warned the fog would persist through the day affecting travel and harbor operations.
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Naltimers
Offiicil
Postponement Granted in Corruption Case Involving Ex State Dept Official
A five day delay was granted in the case of Carl Alder Marzam, 25, a former State Department employee, charged with relations to fee government. The proceedings relate to his alleged activity within the Communist party.
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Carl AlderMarzam
State Department
Ralers Ik
Sixth death reported after domestic incident at Washhall par
Washington dispatch reports the sixth death linked to a domestic incident at Washhall Park area. Authorities describe a home disturbance leading to fatal consequences amid reports of a domestic agent and related structural concerns.
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Washington
Jan
Omerasshanee Washhall
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