Bigamy Trials Highlight District Court Docket
Gen Roy S Geiger, noted World War II Marine leader, dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital after 20 years of service. The court heard cases of Milton J Stevens and Virginia Biggs amid a day of unusual marital disputes and suspicions of bigamy. Stevens faced a 12 month sentence at the Marvin Reformatory for Males after a Montgomery County incident, while Mrs. Biggs faced scrutiny over alleged misrepresentation in a marriage plot. both cases featured testimonies about prior marriages and abandoned plans.
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Bahay Indieta
Pattiel Shaw Haudber
Moray
Wana
Dese
Virginia Bhs
Abe
Jessie Ware
Ea Tin Dearest
Haverstown
Helen
Gov
Stevens
Bethesda
Missisippi
Gue
Williams M. Stormy
Harold C. Smith
Bern
Roy S. Ceager
Marine Corps
Jeacere
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Geiger
Wth Army
Okinawa
Fleet Marine Force
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Jed
Hee Bank
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a fire incident and police action
Fragmentary text describes a fire event near a lake wall and a delayed response. Mentions California location, a public safety signal, and a chimney extinguisher action. Several garbled names and dates appear, with references to police and a potential investigation or damage assessment.
Third Polar Plane Crashes Aboard U S S Mt Olympus
A new helicopter from the Antarctic expedition crashed off the carrier Philippine Sea during takeoff in heavy weather. All aboard were rescued or reported injured. This marked the expedition's third crash after two earlier incidents near the Ellsworth Coast. Craven and Byrd coordinated recovery and contingency plans as ice conditions and travel requirements affected the mission.
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U. S. S. Mt. Olympus
America
Pacific Ocean
Philippine Sea
Cruvyen
PAM Mariner
Thee Pine Tohamad
Musiot Group
Tts
CS Vos Seth Ah
Craven
Prat
Dames Ellsworth
Adoaaal Byrd
Carven
Byrd
North Wynd
Tattle America
Scott Sdand
Jeneth
Evedlerdy
Supreme Court saga stirs labor dispute over foremen rules
In Washington the Foremen’s Association and Elliott lead 15 officials seeking congressional support on whether foremen must be recognized by employers as part of labor relations. The case centers on whether foremen are managerial staff and thus excluded from union recognition under the Natal Labor Relations Act.
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Wastianstai
Ng Htung
Supremes Court
Frank Elbett
Nisvonal
Paal Sass
Congress
Elliott
Washington
Mouse
Senate
Streha
Mastersea
Ype Otha
Thompson Named Georgia Governor by Fulton National Bank
Atlanta reports that Gov Thompson was honored as Georgia’s artis governing by the Fulton National Bank of Atlanta which presented a ceremonial executive check for postage and a total around $5 in person to his secretary Phil Landrum. The event followed about $97,000 transferred to Thompson by retiring Gov EF Arnall.
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Atlanta
Thompson
Artis
Georgia
Fulton National Bank of
Phil Landrum
EF Arnall
Herman Talmadge
Gear
General Assembly
Talmuidge
Qoar
Senate
Talnodin
Ain
Talmadge
Mood College Announces January Exams Schedule
First semester classes begin today at Mood College. Examinations run from Saturday January 24 to Friday January 31 with penalty exams on Saturday February 1. Seniors and faculty are reminded of seating and registration details at Roadbeck Mall Chasere on February 6.
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Mood College
Telstralion
Cecandee
Amd
Sonia Mores
Toeshis
Pebrite Wey
Treignana
Wa Roadbeck Mall Chasere
Died Recorded Deed for One Story Concrete Burnlow Sale
A deed recorded on WA Host Beran Street details the sale of a single story concrete structure from Kareeli Linton Ty con Stree to Robert Thomas Sterte. The document notes consideration and references rev lenue fans in the the record.
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WA Host Beran Street
Kareeli Linton
Robert Thomas Sterte
Prisoners Escape From Md Prison
Prisoners escaped from a Maryland jail after planning a breakout. Authorities report threats, witnesses, and a pursuit across nearby towns as staff search for the inmates.
Loans To G I s Made In Seven Months Here
In Frederick county 18 guaranteed loans totaling 198966 were issued June 1 to December 81 veteran loan guaranty official Lewas Schnebly reports the loans include 2 Home Towns and nine farm loans with steady demand despite material shortages and economic caution statewide four western Maryland counties saw 707 loans totaling 1857 060 The official notes only a small portion of eligible veterans have used the program and future demand is expected to be restrained by debt concerns pamphlet available from Samuel Weston at the Veterans Administration office.
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Frederick County
Lewas Schnebly
Tean Guaranty
Tatty
Mats Oe Son
ORL
Foans
Aleguay
Washington
Ln Garrett
Maryland
Garret Schnebly
Take Up Bills To Wipe Out Portal Pay
Washington June 22 PA Gene committee Tedhy Tack Dipoa Pha by Senator O Daniel D Text to Wipe out by law prospective portal pay Whichalls to workers and acc companying huge losses to the Treasury. The Texan was invited to tell no Judiciary subcommitter details of theee bills he has introduced which would 1 Tax employes 100 percent of any back portal pay claims upheld by the courts 2 Permit employers to deduct SsbG Pests Coo inc algosie SNCF Amend the wage dially get to define productive work 4 Profubert futures ute by eine playes for pay covering hop-pros ductive tinte on the yo.
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Washington
Jun
O'Daniel
Treasury
Pests Coo, Inc
Algosie Sncf
Eine Playes
Senate panel debates strikes in essential industries
The Senate bar committee opens discussion on labor questions but not a bill to outlaw strikes in utilities. Several Senate measures aim at compulsory arbitration and government mediation to limit walkouts, with limited prospects for passage as Congress considers broader labor reform.
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Senate
WARTS Trianon Secretary Treasurer Declares Farey Reform
An official from United One Workers District announces a Far regulatory program with a plan to replace topan enel. The statement cites upcoming changes and a focus on stattere and rasta initiatives amid broader labor actions.
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Michaey Tosus
Lef United One Workers District
Minere
Farey
Stattere
Topan Enel
Questioned man not her kidnapper in Sacramento case
A man discussed as a suspect in the disappearance of Alice Dean was questioned, but authorities say he is not the kidnapper. The missing woman, last seen going to a photographic studio, was later found safe eight hours after authorities initiated checks, with the abductor reportedly nearby.
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Ted
Peeret
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Daag
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the Yards
Ala
Tina Toms
Tate
Stad Charrenip
Tie Pratersesy Orn
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Svar Pranersen
Stony
Alice Dean
Polive
Mice Deat
Partaaf Agecies
Serere
Mme Mages Meyers Jean Aol
California
Tate Patrol
Sacramento
Veterans Buy Surplus War Goods at Aberdeen Proving Ground
At Aberdeen Proving Ground the War Assets Administration sold 60 vehicles in the first hour including 24 Jeeps and dump trucks to veterans. About 200 veterans and 400 buyers bid on surplus Army equipment with prices ranging from about 280 to 450 dollars per item, as district director Souder reported.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Chain
Wehev
War Assets Administration
Fixed Pee
Tanga
Laritost Atom
Souder
WAA
Bauder
Carder
Murehiee
Uys
Tate
Suit Settled Over Damages in Washington County Crash
Suit filed by Chvde Jasial Mowe against Neal B Kefauver and George W Brandenburg alleging a car owned by Kefauver and driven by Brandenburg struck the plaintiff’s machine. The matter has been settled and filed in Circuit Court. Attorney for plaintiff was Shere Iman Pl Bowers. attorney for defendant was Richard F Zammerman.
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Chvde Jasial Mowe Agatiet
Neal B. Kefauver
George W Brandenburg
Washington County
Ciureau
Kefauver
Brandenburg
Hie
Ian Te
Illness outbreak at city hospital prompts ward lockout
The Chitadel General Hospital placed under lockdown today after 22 coffi infants fell ill with diarrhea. Superintendent Dr. de Taser Fo Liarcelest announced the diagnosis as diarrhea with deaths reported. Dr. Kaeches confirmed multiple fatalities amid ongoing investigations.
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Fo Liarcelest
Insfi
Hition
Warners
Dinerhea
Kaeches
Impromptu Alarm Spurs Fire Crew Visit in Vin NM
Responders were alerted to a chimney fire at a catered home on Vin NM de Sobaneere stream in Vedanan. Fire crews investigated the structure and found the incident under control with no injuries reported.
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Deere and Citivene Eimai
Vin NM de Sobaneere
Vedanan
Extravagant Germ Warfare Statements Stir Public Debate
Fragmentary text cites talk of germ warfare and public health risks. Mentions officials, wartime concerns, and statements attributed to George W Metoh and Warr for the tursesdline. Reads as scrambled coverage of a contentious national security topic with unclear attribution.
Temperature Fluctuations Signal Heat Wave Dip
Readings show a two day warm spell with highs around 92 and lows near 60. Weather officials warn temperatures may rise again by tomorrow as winds shift south and skies clear, with notable hotspots reported near city limits and Unionville.
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Marea
Cerg
Prewindis
Preckaby
Unionville
Weathyot Bureau
Huge Water Leak Sought In City Line Break
City Water Department searches for a major leak on Tad Patrick Street after Superintendent William Davis reports a possible break in a water main. Officials expect repairs today and note up to 509000 gallons per day may be wasted, indicating a serious rupture.
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City Water Department
Fatay
William Davis
Trade board to probe sock sizing issues under Bir Stafford Copp
Londot and Kin report 27 11 percent and groups challenged by ill fitting socks at premium prices. The Board of Trade president Bir Stafford Copp promised a formal investigation into the matter and to study the complaints from Labarites IGM Share and AT Sym.
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Labarites Igm
Sym
Blancs of Commons
Stafford Copp Presdett
Board of Trade
Prosecutors Seek Intervention in Maryland County Case
Maryland prosecutors from eleven counties asked to intervene in a Supreme Court case involving an accused by police. The request aims to address the foot of a Wales more decision and involves Annapolis officials and state authorities.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Supreme Court
Greece presses for highest level reparations after war
Greek deputies, under Vorelen Ministers Council, push for maximum reparations from Germany and Austria. The note seeks payment for Nazi mining costs, destroyed archaeological treasures, and assets including livestock and tobacco markets, amid broader demands by Allied victors.
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London
Greece
Vorelen Ministers Council
Austin
Ivestock
Australi
Campaign To Expose Communists Discussed By GOP Leaders
Washington rumors outline Republican plans to expose communists in government using the State Department as a starting point. Sources say some party members advocate a major project to widen anti communist pressure and reshuffle allied committees.
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Washington
Charro Jo Parnet
Themias
Hmseseene
Mand
Girl Passenger Hurt When Auto Is Struck
A vehicle collision near a city injured a girl passenger who rode with Manuel N Hickenstatl and was treated for head lacerations. Grayson Martin Mire Drederick Route 4 Lali, the other vehicle driven by a westbound driver, rear-ended the Wlickenstat car. State Trooper Kenneth Dodond investigated. a recking charge is expected.
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Vievearvold
War Atrek
Pater
Tia City
Dolores Hickenstall
Fredereck
Rowe
Manuel N
Hickenstatl Owas
Dee
Balance Budget This Year Says He Will
The piece discusses budget balancing efforts and political commentary. It mentions government agencies, OPA criticism, and testimonies from officials including Taber and Maj. Gen. Hiho Planing. Also notes proposals affecting war agencies and veterans housing programs amid debates in Congress.
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Daber
Gta
Rtadiy
Ndministras Ee
Teich
Wients
Congress
GPA
TN 600
Aron
Andes
Social Security Administration
Pete Wiha
Acer Wbanes
Elpanbl Ora
Ian
Pentagon
Habilowther
Myer
Taber
Hiho DB Planing
Office of Temporal Controls
Crticnm
OPA
Tate
Tohbar
Aber
Seven Held For Bribery Charge In War Assets Case
Seven individuals, including New York and Philadelphia affiliates, were arrested on allegations of bribery linked to a War Assets Administration official. They allegedly arranged a purchase of nearly 4 million dollars of downmen’s and men’s cloth with favored treatment. An unidentified WAA official was named in the investigation as aiding the schemes.
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Washington
PAE
New
Hoover
Cos Luarbia
Edward Siegel
Dia
New York
Rudolph Shlifer
Philadelphia
Charles Kessler
Thodadelphia
Ory Geotte J Aaronsen
Merchandice
Iis Fu Sous
Myra Wa Dules
Aatodaan
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