Small Shed Blown Over By Wind Near Linthshore
A shed measuring about twelve feet was toppled by sudden wind on a Braddock road estate. One man, thought to be between 35 and 40, was injured and taken to the caretaker’s house. Echoing Bellows workers rescued him as the structure collapsed onto a trailer and guns. The victim was later moved by ambulance to hospital. the Kline Gun, a season item, was noted. Mr and Mrs Kline and their sons were in Florida.
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Thomas
Reketine
Abaus
Kline Suiner
Jefferson Yoouluvard
Braddock
Bekstein
Clive
Eliek
Menard W. Astseth
Fekeline
Mrs. Kline
Florida
Talmadge Forces Lose In Senate Tie Over Oath
Atlanta January 22 2200 The Talmadge legislative faction suffered a setback when Joy Failed to examine the contested oath of M E B Thompson as acting governor The Senate tied 27 27 and adopted the journal ruling that Thompson swore to uphold the constitution while acting with executive powers The presiding officer William P Dean cast the deciding vote to permit the disputed oath to stand.
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Atlanta
Wikerman Talmadge
General Assembly
Joy
M. EB. Thompson
Senate
Alyow
Thompson
Talmadge
Protem William P. Dean
Consers
Abe Aussi
Dean
Sinc
Reat
Hood College grants leave of absence and adds part time biology instructor
Hood College announces a faculty leave for Dr. Dorothy Lo Morrill in the second semester with acting head Esther E. Shaw. A part time biology instructor, Mrs. Ruth Weed Lamanna of 306 4th Market Street, is appointed. Lamanna, a Hood alumna, holds a BASc and MS from Washington State College and a medical technician certificate from St. Luke's Hospital Spokane. The report also notes unrelated brief items from Washington and elsewhere.
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Henry Irvin Stahr
Hood College
Dorothy Lo Morrill
Esther E. Shaw
Ruth Weed Lamanna
Toth Market Street
Lamanna
Hood Callege
Washington State College
St. Luke's Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Engineer on wrecked train dies of burns injuries
At Cumberland on January 22 Charles H Seth the fireman and engineer on the derailed Ohio war train died from burns. The wreck toppled seven cars and left the locomotive crushed. Fireman 2 Bo Watering of Cumberland suffered broken bones while leaping from the coach. No passengers were aboard.
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Charles HH. Seth
Ohio
Thas
Oakland
Bo Wateing
Cumberhend
Higher Phone Rates To Be Asked Of PSC
Maryland's Chesapeake and Detamac Telephone Company seeks temporary rate increases before the Public Service Commission. They argue the boosts are needed to earn a reasonable return, projecting $3.5 million yearly, with $1.4 million in taxes, and expect permanent rates to rise around March 1. Philip W. Dorsey Jr. opposed the move, noting wage increases and comparing to American Telephone and Telegraph earnings.
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Baltionane
Bales
Maryland
Puble Service Commission
August BL Maneke
Viet Pres Iil
Heart Bo Press
Tanege
Philip W. Dorsey, Jr
People's Counsel
Amenean Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ineal
Gas Station Robbery Reported at Patrick and Jefferson Streets
The station run by Johny W. Grove Jr. on Patrick and Jefferson streets was entered at night and cash between 50 and 750 dollars stolen. A window in the auto service room was noted open. No other items reported missing. Investigators Allen Bartgix and Lieut. TR QO Bix pursued the case with no clues released.
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Johny WL Grove, Jr
Patrick
Jeferson
Grove
Allen Bartgix
Lieut
TR. QO
Bix
Yugoslavia presses for Austrian territory at Peace Talks
Yugoslavia was summoned before the Big Four Deputy Foreign Ministers to back claims for 1,000 square miles of Austrian land. Believer states two southern Austrian areas near Klagenfurt and Vilach with sizable Slavic minorities. Austrian officials led by Karl Gruber opposed the claims as talks on postwar Germany paused after U. S. Hubert Murphy proposed a peace statute.
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London
Yugoslavia
Bigs
Caringthia
Styria
Austria
Klagenfurt
Vil- Tach
Karl Gruber
Deputies Council
Germany
Hubert Murphy
U. S
Tereing Ag Gaerin Gteyerpnienn
Fatally Stricken at Rail Yards in Baltimore Area
A man was fatally injured at the rail yards and pronounced dead at the scene. The incident prompted an investigation by authorities including Sheri Gear Crowe Bidwiter and others. Survived by his wife and seven children, funeral arrangements were planned with details to follow at Co Heeer and Brother.
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Garay HadMaley
Vaasa
Ehoid Sadie
Steath
Eosin
Cietargy Ae
Sheri Gear Crowe
Baltimore
Erie
Co Hheer
Brother
State Shivers In Cold Wave
The Associated Press reports a cold wave across the state with temperatures falling to near or below zero in several counties. Frederick shows single digits, Aberdeen 10, Annapolis 22, and Baltimore records near freezing as gusty winds bite. Forecasters predict a frigid night with subfreezing lows again, and extreme readings in Garrett County including Oakland and Grantsville.
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Associated
Mercury
Frederick
Aberdeen
Annapolis
Ceaur Borya
Weather Bureau
Garresyt County
Oakland
Grantsville
Martinsburg
Vas
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In City Area
Deeds recorded in the clerk office this morning cover sales to Mr and Mrs Wynehead Gold of a three story brick house at 0 East Third Street for about 14000. Mr and Mrs Raynor Montgomery sold to Me and Mrs Marcy D Axtine a home at 116 East Seventh Street for about 1500. Mr and Mrs Curis Gambreill and Athens sold to Mr and Mrs Robert S Sati on a property about three miles west of Frederick on the Hagerstown road near the Catoctin Club for about 7500.
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Swynhead
Weller
East Third Street
Raynor Montgomery
Marcy D. Axtine
East Seventh Street
Curis Gambreill
Athens
Robert S$. Sati
Frederick
Hagerstown Road
Catoctin Club
Warmer At South Pole Than Here
A dispatch from Washington reports that the South Pole enjoys milder temperatures than many U S locations. The 24 below reading in Minnesota contrasts with a 29 to 31 degree range at the pole, noted by Alton J. Blakeslee of the Associated Press.
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South Pole
Washington
Dan
United States
Alton JL. Blakeslee
Associated [Press
Hatte America
Minueania
Tough Tot Tragedy Highlights Early Fire Rescue
A chaotic scene in Tistsville unfolds as residents flee through fire and smoke. Pal and 22 others, including a child, are saved from dangerous conditions after a blaze damages a hotel known as the Northyr stern Vetimneed. Fire crews battled the flames as improvised efforts saved those trapped in beds and cardboard boxes amid freezing winds and rising temperatures. Several attributes of the incident, including a spinal injury and a mineral vein reference, are noted in the chaotic report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistsville
Pal
Pielmore
Miniral
Notable Marine Guilty Case Faces May Sentencing
A garbled court report implicates Marine personnel in a high profile incident, with Judge prompting forthcoming sentencing by May. Key figures include Gert Samuel and Prersen, linked to a national university student context, as police and court action proceed.
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Martine
B.S
Wolkouot
LOS Marines
Notte
Thas Run
Perping National University
Beth
Rewaey
Dan
Portal Suits May Close Out Many Firms
Washington January reports the Commerce and Treasury discuss portal pay lawsuits and the burden on firms. Officials note most suits claim back pay, with total sums rising toward billions. Congress is urged to protect industry production while ensuring employee wage protections. The Treasury allows back-pay refunds to be charged against future taxes, potentially boosting refunds during excess profits tax periods.
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Manos
Commerce Department
Congress
Aoseluhon
Ieee
Washington
Dan
The
Treasury
Portaletes
Three Found Guilty Of Assault Charge
Three persons were found guilty in Peoples Court this morning of assault and battery. Albert Boyer, tenant of the property where his brother Frank resides, pleaded guilty to striking the prosecuting witness and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Mr and Mrs Minnick, of the city, were found guilty. Minnick was fined 10 dollars and costs and his wife was fined 5 dollars and costs. Testimony described a scuffle where Albert Boyer struck his brother and Minnick, with blows to the witness.
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von Prat Haver
Walker Ville
Alton
Brant
Pat Albert Boyer
Frank
Millard Minnick
Minnick
Sn GM
Albert Boyer
Frank Dever Russhed
Asl Minnicketruck
Watness
Minnicke
Veauk Boyer
Sherman 7
Bower
City Hospital Again On Approved List
City Hospital has qualified for approval after a survey by the American Medical Association and the American College of Surgeons. The announcement said the hospital is under review for continued accreditation and must meet standards in patient care and facilities.
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City Hospital
Peedrrick
Hoptal
Celiere Ty
van Hitipber
Mrv
Eal
Tor Lied If
Oma Announe
Voasere
Toe Cole Jeen
Survenne
Doirty
Community drill night prompts support for National Guard units
A fragmented report notes Monday events, a drill night, and local support for National Guard and state defense efforts. It mentions Company A and Breeder area residents pledging patriotism and readiness, with reference to a ceremonial or training event and expectations of campaign and mobilization.
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Oeentatan
Sularty
Utley
Wera Forte
Brederick
Ats
Leral
Aas Fink
Breeder
Taman
Aitiann Seapine Company
Tte
Lavyearte
State to Open Alcoholic Clinics Across Maryland
Annapolis January 22 The Senate Judiciary committee heard testimony on a proposed $100,000 allocation to establish state alcoholic clinics. Special Commissioner Lohmeyer said clinics would operate in county centers and Baltimore City, with an estimated annual revenue of about $1.5 million and potential public assistance savings of roughly $368,000.
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Annapolis
Senate Judiciars
Wo Cin Lohmeyer
Fu Special Commission
Maney
Fie
Baltimore City
Lohneyer
Iaddie
Aes
Quads Move Out of Incubators to Private Nursery
Baltimore reports four of the quads born month old have left hospital incubators for a private nursery at St. Agnes Hospital where they will remain until each weighs six pounds or more. City permits have been issued for several building edits, including a storage warehouse and apartment renovations. A separate court case outlines a pastor charged with crimes linked to a school for children.
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Baltimore
Jian
AML
St. Agbes Hospital
City
Eagiety
Capo Edits
Vated J Frederick
Ile Willis F. Cooley
North Market Street
Southern Byoshka and Supply Company
East Muurth Street
Batibary
Promane
Heat Co Paster
Not enough readable facts for a proper title
A fragmented OCR text mentions a vehicle, a river area, and emergency help but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable words reference a Toyota Camry, water, and a recovery near a river, with unclear agency actions.
Browning and Mort Theft Case Stalls in Court
A confused OCR fragment reports Browning and Mort facing a charge with mention of a dam and a failed request for something tied to an order. It references the Mardapa community and Whabiants, with a note about a ten week investigation or search.
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Browning
Mort
Garth
Fragments From Local Weather And News Office Fronts
Residents report a cold night with eight degrees and a string of scattered notes about a local event in Hemet and nearby counties. The text mentions The Preston News office front, city and county staff, and a Tuesday report noting trees blown down and weather impacts across the region.
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Withers
Fey Peeste
Aids Fyarkay
Ek Keith Aimiis
Dante Adaghag
Qatar
Wirth
Bey Shearers
Eure
Fe Howe
Anal
Matthew Thonides
Predevich News
North Market
North Court
Earl HW
Cline
Cortion
Uther
Race on the Edge of Destruction Raises Spiritual Alarm
A Baltimore convention drew about 75 clergy from area churches to discuss fear and hope amid scientific advances. Bishop Payton urged unity and faith as scientists’ work fuels energy breakthroughs. He warned the race toward power risks moral collapse unless rooted in gospel. Convention proceeds with fundraising for church needs.
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Baltimore
Powell
Mat
Throunto
Michaol
Mishop Payath
Eterna
Hyrias
National Church
Emmanuel Churets
Industrial Gas Supply Cut Ordered for Heavy Users
Confused report notes a government ordered gas curtailment affecting industrial users in West Virginia. A presidential statement and Clarksburg headquarters reference suggest domestic supply remains adequate for households while major industrial demand prompts reduced deliveries amid ongoing regulatory actions.
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Thape
West Virginia
Ponkingail
Clarksburg
Arden Tos Ie
Nation enters era of shifting immigration policies and delays
The report outlines sweeping immigration policy debates and delays affecting family sponsorships, visas, and quotas. It notes proposed preference changes favoring certain relatives, the impact on prewar fiscal considerations, and growing refusals to accept more applicants due to lengthy processing times and administrative bottlenecks.
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Euras
Athaals
Taiwan
America
Warrsinn
Heras Degen
Norway
Fasefal Ces
Alto
Girl 17 Is Home Again After Kidnap Ordeal
Toch California teen, a 17 year old girl, was found home after 26 harrowing hours. Police chased a ransom plot with a supposed agent for an eastern publishing house. The suspect, Everett Wescott Stiles, was linked to the case but failed to appear at a Sacramento bar for the payment, and fled after public reports. The girl's father, Jota Helward Devine, a prominent figure, reported the family’s return and the would-be captor’s escape.
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Toch
Calif
Lali
Toho Trey
Oa Plan
Sun Wil
Sacramento
Eatleed
Taason
Jota Helward Devine
Yurape Frawer Iurd
American Tit Growers Association
Sha'elock
Stone
Ransan
Poller
FET
Withdrawal of Military Attache Allegations Reported
A report states that an unnamed country has asked Greece to withdraw its military attache. The Greek government reportedly considered the request and has not yet acted. The incident involves diplomatic staff in Athens and potential implications for allied relations.
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Attiens
Dan
Greeny
Yognsiay
Marshall Invited To Give Views
Warrington officials report on the request for Marshall to present his views on government policy. The article notes his intent to cooperate with lawmakers, reference to Byrnes, and his position as Secretary of State. It discusses potential policy directions and Marshall’s stated plan to say little until he studies the task and the administration’s goals.
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Warrington
Dan
Seern
Bey
George
Wendiall
Ieee
Varden
Mieto
Politivs
Taga
Faye Liege Gee Feng Opevetisa
Rue Demedity
Vispowhean
Connally
Mane
Huyat
Byrnes
Weo
State Department
Marshall
Lundy
Recount Proceeds In Anne Arundel County Senate Fight
A disputed recount in Anne Arundel County continues as investigators test progress in the tight Senate race between incumbent Republican Markey and challenger O Connor after the official canvas showed O Connor leading by about two votes. Officials plan further checks in Prince Georges St Marys Howard and Montgomery counties.
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Senate
Anne Arundel
Herbert RevorConny
Semaite Cou
Markes
O'Conor
O' Capor
Markey
Prince Georges
St Mares
Howard
Millimare
Selee Con Bidding Advances Read by Few Readers
New York reports Selee Con bidding has advanced with limited readership amid facsimile market turmoil. No general departure from Vip regular path noted as readers grapple with access and timing.
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PEW Teaders Vvance
New York
Selee Con
Pathy
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Linging
U.S. Army
Taft
Senate Democrats Today
Special War Investigating Committee
Muskegon
Mich
Ian
Arizona
Grand Congo
Eneineer
Vrain
PSC
George ‘Tebhidwiler
Brunswick
Garrett County
Marine
Wastongttor
Sam
William Chapman
AsCo
Olivers
Phins
Uraded Crime School
Lan
Wivelste
Marsland Hote
Serterday
Tve UW
Alil
Lexington
Camry
Dei Watere
Petal
Fide X.posure
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