Maryland Governor Term Limit Proposal Divides Assembly
Governor Lane urged a constitutional amendment to cap Maryland governors at two consecutive elected terms. The measure, tied to a broader reform package, faced staunch debate as supporters cited limits while opponents warned of altering the state’s governance traditions.
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Annapoly
Maryland
Lane
Byrnes
O'Conor
Gove Perator
Y Mack
Suete
Adler Qpetllig
Somite
Joba
Partell
Hatethorpe
Charles Hng
Deleg Te Berdih Talaare
Delegete
Sao
Downes
Jensy
Porm Rey
Nucreal Resources Committee
Bolton D.balta Couns
Sonsmittee
O'Connor
Lis
Wang
Cai
Routine Matters Up Before Carroll Board
Carroll County Education Board meets in January 1947 address adjustments at community grant funds routine budget approval and staff changes include resignations and new appointments Harry Lockinghill named Westconestermary school monitor Mary Craete resigns replaced by Mare Martin Celeste Shoemaker leaves Sykesville High home economics posts filled Jane Randle hired for Thimpe stead school Budget approved for 1947 48 and teachers salaries to be adjusted New Market 4 H Club meets with Gloria Donaugh presiding and muffins demo by Robert Windsor Jr and Mary Catherine Hath planned party February 2 at New Market Grange Hall
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Westmilnster
Fr H. Legg
Carroll County Board of Education
Stegnan, Howse and Co
Charles Carsollehoek
Harry Lockinghill
Celeste Shoemaker
Sykesville High School
Approyfox
Kraches
Jane Randle
Thimpestead
New Market
Gloria Hahn
New Market Granze Hall
Robert Windsor, Jr
Mise Mary Catherine Hath
Hartese
Sexe
New Market Grange Hall
Slow House Delays Local Legislation in Frederick County
Delegates in the General Assembly report slow organization hindering passage of measures aiding Frederick County schools and tax issues. The plan includes public school aid, planning expansions, and funds for city development with state review and possible future hearings.
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Frederick
Comair
She Cowie
Tombers
Gelegot
Olga Ton
Erik Bye
Stagery
Hue
Peaine
Arioue
Democrats Cry Gag Rule as Congress Debates Budget
Fragmented account describes partisan clashes over gag rules and budget measures. Politicians including O Mahoney and Dirksen are cited as shaping committee actions while proposals regarding taxation, ads, and farm policy surface amid a tense congressional session.
Prosecutor Expense Fund Endorsed At Bar Association Meeting
At the Tredepink Cauoty Bar Associatvay annual meeting held at the Pranels Scott Bey Hotel on Monday the States AG forney oof Mredfaith County was endorsed to cover prosecutor expenses including office, rental, secretarial help, telephone, travel and other costs. Many officers and committees were elected or arranged for the ongoing work, with details on officers, treasurer, and committee chairmen noted.
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Tredepink Cauoty Bar Associatvay
Pranels Scott Bey Hotel
AG Forney
Mion Yo Wencett
Beesadett
Austin
Edward de Storm
Jerome Offi
Stehard Bo Aanerman
Trewearer
Palas
Saint Clarkes
Mathias
Tames
Comosoc
Newnat
Court of Appenlt
Clinton McSherry
Thy
Wente
Benjamin i Reenstock
Po Pricetan Behe
Hebert Ro Clapp
Otthes Holden
Felten
William MP
Stem
Parsons
Fragmented World News and Local Incident Briefs
Fragmented OCR text references United Nations moves delaying a global crisis response, Soviet delegates, and attempts to study matters more fully. The piece also mentions a deadly incident with several victims and named individuals involved in a local incident near Chambers.
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Sasepe
Ruesian
Pelet
United Nations
Watily Counerk Tedbey
Aris Pee Cuehon
Cerathe Geber
Qo Yybott
Leop
Amos Attn
Cogngeal
Atte A Gromykha
Warcett Ro Austin
Htive United Soavee
Co Marshall
Aher
Roosevelt Stalin Talk Signals War Delay
In a New York dispatch dated January 2, Roosevelt and Stalin discuss postwarcontrols and potential peacetime arrangements. The exchanges note mutual assurances about no immediate, single large meeting and stress cautious steps toward unified governance, warning against premature conflict escalation.
Widespread Foreign Affairs Debate and Probate News
Discussion on foreign affairs and labor management relief features prominently as Urees Vieihuniee speeches advocate balanced government control and public safety. The Orphans' Court admits wills of Katie De Kirk and Agnes v Yo Dien, detailing estates and executors amid probate proceedings. Supreme Court ruling on veterans benefits clarifies draft board privileges and Army-related entitlements.
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Athe Dan
Ko Jackson
US Chamber of Cymimneree Aaeleseng
Osatne Bai
Baltimore Associa Jim
Commerer
Saat
Nation Shaphd
TN Ghoyee Greeny
Jackson
Potley
Katie de Kirk
Agnes
Orphans’ Court
Mis
Marva
Doll
Enta
Holden
Felton
Mary Stiles
Tenjamie Rosenstook
Guyton
Emmert R
Eaners
Samuel le
Amos A Holter
Edward Wo Grabill
Exten
Hobert EO Grae Dil
Miomd Mos
Qeborn Fo Wenner
Control of Starlings Through Nesting Boxes Described
A Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology study at New York State College of Agriculture proposes nesting boxes to curb starling populations. The method aims to block nesting sites, reduce competition, and lower starling numbers over several years while noting practical challenges in placement and effectiveness.
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Ornithology
New York State College of A Culture
Cornell University
Allen
Cornell Ornithologi
Latvia
Gaosnabe
Pune
Lda
Alea
Delat
Cueto
Youth Who Lost Hands Is Very Hl
A laboratory explosion at Richard Montgomery High School injured several students in Rockville. Robert Eodomes and others escaped as a beaker mix of red phosphorus potassium chlorate and charcoal sparked a blast, severing a student’s hands and causing critical injuries. Police, teachers, and medical staff responded, with one student admitted in critical condition and facing possible loss of sight.
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Richard Mart
Yemnees High
Tadness
Robert Eodomes
Lweatareeld
Charles Mc Orne Sind Weowirs
Phy Des Ct
Abbers
Ornie Isa
Ranny Ricketts
Jones
Sohuebat Hasnital Bethesda
Kerwlar
Fern Schneinder
Has Ha
Enue
Troug
Plysteans
Betty Lau Beatie
Woo
Travter
Ricketts
Montgomery County
Robert Wing
Rickett
Wallan’ Welss
Silk Stockings Price Decline Signals Postwar Shortage Shifts
In New York a drastic drop in silk stockings prices is noted as postwar shortages ease. Prices fell from high wartime levels to as low as a few cents per pair in some stores, while others held at around $3 per pair. Observers cite OPA controls and shifting demand as causes, with manufacturers watching for further price movements and industry adjustments. Vincent A. Hotree, director of the Baltimore OPA Sugar Brandy division, announced changes affecting industrial users and potential price revision timelines.
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Hilves
Mat Paiet En Sith
Maries
OEE
Cole
Remi Red
Dees
Fole
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Emyokreanan
Fragmented OCR Noted in Obscure Scriptorium
The readable text fragments discuss population counts and various named individuals, suggesting a census or demographic note. Mentions of Aeed Troscever and Kurt Verdin appear amid garbled phrases. The piece hints at a municipal or regional data release with unclear specifics.
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D- Lee
Kurt Verdin
Aube
Tractor and trailer wreck injures drivers near Cooks Junction
A loaded tractor and trailer were damaged when the vehicle ran off a highway near Cooks Junction Route 6, overturning during dark Monday night. Wrecking equipment from Baltimore removed the tractor and cargo. Police reported the crash involved drivers James Poteet and Frsaet Newell. One driver, Mary Tosetta OY Miheate City schol pantie from Maigantaywna, was cited in relation to the incident.
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Moe
Jamig
Tbaneuek
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Treher
Newell
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Voeodore
Compton
LaVale
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Moxley
Mary Tosetta
Maigantaywna
Leinbaech
Ellicott City
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