Five Youths Accused of Looting in Brive Ridge Summit
Five Highfield youths admitted breaking into a number of summer homes at Brive Ridge Summit. About 20 signs were smeared with paint and items looted included gold watches, an electric shaver, a revolver, clothing, boots, archery sets, silverware, and cards. Juvenile Court actions followed with varied outcomes.
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Highfield
Dnte
Brive Ridge
Wiliking AM. Hoek
Investagatean
Cattonps
Filsworth
McCiea
E.G. Miller
Washington County
Amuel Fo Orrieaa
Stanley Baker
Worthington County
Wiewis
Tie Cort
Cascade School
Sant
Dimean
Cascade Setreal
Houck
Bern
Duncan
Tawa Hed
Emmitsburg
Morris Allen Wastler
East Main Street
Donald Kessler
South Seton Avenue
Robert Montgomery
West Main Street
State Roads Commission
Maryland hires Tatum as head football coach and athletics director
College Park reports January 24 as George T. Barclay, former All America teammate at North Carolina and Dartmouth line coach, aided new Maryland coach and athletics chief Tatum in adding assistants Walter Driskell from Oklahoma. They helped a Big Six co champion last year before both left Oklahoma’s program as Tatum secured a three year deal at Maryland.
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College Park
Aim Tatum
University of Maryland
George T. Barclay
All America
North Caroing
Dartmouth
Tatum
Walter Driskell
Oklahoma
Oklahama
Diplomatic Corps May Settle Old Oyster War
Annapolis reports that the diplomatic corps of Virginia and Marsland may settle the ongoing Potomac covefering dispute. No official from Governor Willi Pretton Lane Jr or the General Assembly. Maryland pursues Virginians for alleged violations. A House Committee handles the matter as talks proceed.
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Diplomatic Corps
Old Oyster War
Annapolis
Virginia
Marsland
Willi Pretton Lane, Jr
General Assembly
Maryland
Grocery Prices Rise and Fall Across Items in Latest Market Pulse
The report shows varied shifts with some staples sliding while others hold steady. Butter hits a new low, beef and poultry see mixed moves, oranges and fruit prices drop, while milk and bread ease slightly and coffee and canned goods only tilt modestly.
Water main leak drains city as repairs end
Water Department crews found a gushing leak from a four inch main near East and Patrick streets intersecting the six inch line on Patrick. The abandoned pipe, plugged years ago, released an estimated half a million gallons daily, lowering pressure in parts of the city until repairs concluded after an all night effort led by Superintendent William J. Davis.
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Water Department
William J. Davis
Pennsylvania and
Haggerstown and
Frederick
East
Patrick Streets
Patrick Street
New Labor Bill Offered in Senate and Other Notices
The Senate Labor Committee received a new bill by freshman Senator McCarthy JR Wiss to study during five weeks of hearings. It amends the Wagner act to allow employers to express opinions to workers about labor questions without threats. It preserves collective bargaining on preferential hiring and maintenance of membership while making union shop and closed shop negotiable by plant, depending on two thirds of employees. A separate note states Frederick Aeri¢ fully supports hospital improvements and a committee will cooperate with others. Another item: Jefferson County grand jury petitions to renovate a county jail, focusing on food, bedding, locks, and conditions. In Athens, King George named Demetrius Maximas Premier, succeeding Canetartin in a reshuffle.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
McCarthy JR Wiss
McCarthy
Tds
Senate
Resurfacing Planned for Market and Patrick Streets
Rus sell H. McCain, member of the State Roads Commission, said the resurfacing of five sections of Market and Patrick streets is scheduled for early spring. Bids were sought last year but funding shortfalls caused the project to be deferred.
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Market and
Patrick Streets
Russell H. McCain
Frederick Memeber
Canunypssian
Paid In Blood Russians Say Refusing Small Nations Voice
London reports quote Feodor Gousey deputy Soviet foreign minister denouncing small nations on their right to participate in drafting peace terms. He argued the Big Four hold power earned by blood and warned the right to draft treaties is not for grabs as High Four ministers prepare March Moscow drafts.
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London
Russia
Patel
Feodor T. Gousey
Australis
Moscow
Gousey
Balmy Weather As Temperatures Soar
The Associated Press reports springlike warmth across the nation with temperatures in the forties to upper fifties from Montana to the Midwest and Southeast. Lincoln Nebraska and other areas see warmth, while Greenville Missouri records a frigid subzero reading.
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Fla
Yuma
Ariz
Hureau
Greenville
Moe
Radio Crime Program Blamed For Robbery
Los Angeles police say a radio crime program influenced a group of youths to rob a woman of 400 dollars. The youths, George Eskayan and Karnit Feejian, received five years probation and a 300 dollar fine after their lawyer argued they were used in a PTA campaign against crime programs. The incident occurred as Miss Opal Switk withdrew money from a bank. New York and New Jersey markets showed partial success in a related campaign.
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Los Angeles
Dan
Wenswauths
Superstor
The
Cours
Parent-Teacher Association
George Ecsayian
Karnit Feejian
Opal Switk
Rite
Washington defendants face trial as grand jury returns indictments
An extensive indictment set charges against multiple defendants including May and the Garsson brothers. The grand jury handed down the case after intense investigation ending in efforts to secure an early trial. May appeared weary after travel with his son Robert and headed to Washington with his attorneys.
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Warshingtony Lai
Artie J
Maso
Garsson
Gobet
Ute Reser
Jie
Magda
Fuck Democratis Conpressian
Closseaus
Washington
Epperest
Uhtisias
Odetun
Iiland
Efatton
Watsvillleton
Charkittesville
Wai
Polave
Catal L
Buttalon
Tierpratt Sand
Tie
Robert
Alexandria
Mays
Marshall Plans Move to End Dispute Amid Talks
The article reports ongoing discussions among officials as Marshall plans to move toward ending the dispute. It notes concerns over the Argentine situation and the potential for a broader meeting of American republics in Rio de Janeiro. Uncertainty remains about how Maprhod’s handling will affect participation and outcomes.
Steelworkers and U S Steel end talks for two hours
Pittsburgh January 24 after two hours of talks representatives of U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers recessed contract negotiations until Monday at 10 am CIO official Phil Mattray and Steelworker president announced the recess in the long awaited talks between the union and Big Steel which is expected to set the pattern for the steel industry Murray said the steelworkers executive board would meet this afternoon as would the union's wage policy committee He added we may have a statement after the meeting Murray said the workers had submitted their proposal and other matters to the corporation negotiators and afterwards it was unanimously agreed a recess until Monday
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Cio-United Steelworkers
Phil Mattray
CIO
Steelworker
Big Steel
Murray
Steelworkers
Murray Sach
Italian Fleet Decimated Under Malian Peace Treaty
Taranto Jan 24 reports reaction at a major Italian naval base as talks center on the Malian peace treaty that cripples Italy's once strong fleet. Rumors claim Italian sailors may scuttle ships rather than surrender to Allies under the Paris peace accord signed Feb 1. Navy officials recall Allied promises tied to Mary keeping a fleet if switching sides. The accord would remove two old battleships four cruisers four destroyers and other minor vessels.
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Taranto
Haly
Mary
Weather Report Fragment and Temperatures
Fragmented weather item shows precipitation amounts and temperatures with unclear OCR. It notes yesterday high and low, forecasted precipitation in inches, sun set and sunrise times, and mentions today and tomorrow periods with partial times and angles.
Congress Debates Labor Study and Proposed Reforms
Washington discussion centers on a careful labor relations study before enacting major bills. Senate supporters urge patient evaluation of employer worker relations, while some push rapid action on union abuses and overhaul proposals. Debates touch Wagner Act, closed shop, and industry wide bargaining amid looming legislative timetables. Ball and related criminal cases also noted with hearings planned.
Mountain Sideout To Be Made Into Crippled Children's Camp
A government plan to convert Mountain Sideout into a crippled children’s camp is revealed by Na Gonel Bock Sepeoive sources. The proposal involves Cathenu Recreatiogata Penasco and Park Seraier, with officials eyeing space at multiple local sites and a public discussion planned for the weeks ahead.
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Washington
Kanth Shamnici
Eberevel
Nedath
Na Gonel Bock
Penasco
Nyyronal
Chapetad
Aires
Samanre
Goa
Exercise Of Option Asked In Property Case
The case involves Walter J. Davis and his wife suing to compel specific performance of an option to purchase property at Fourth and Bentz Streets. Plaintiffs say the lease allows exercise of the option and recently tendered payment, which defendants refused to accept. The court ordered jurisdiction, interrogated parties, and set February to show cause why the defendants should not convey the property by proper deed or face expedited judgment.
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Li Opaeretinas
Davis
Tammary 15
Bentz
Hiv
Jude Watrick M. VanuiTer
Skating at Cutler Lake Ends Early as Temperature Rises
A Thursday skating session on Cutler Lake attracted many adults and children before rising temperatures softened the ice. The lower end stayed in good condition initially but soon the mercury climbed above freezing causing frequent water slush and unsafe ice. Night skating was canceled as ice froze slowly again after a 24 degree morning with rain showers forecast into late Saturday.
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Cutler Lake
Andy
Hotel Floods After Water Tank Bursts in Philadelphia
A broken water tank flooded the Drake hotel causing extensive damage. Guests evacuated as water surged through corridors and rooms. Officials expect temporary closure while clean up proceeds amid freezing street conditions. A Brooklyn business office was also robbed during the same period.
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Phildelphia
Michigan Republicans clash over tax cut aims and exemptions
The Michigan GOP split on tax policy with disputes over cutting the top individual tax rate and expanding exemptions. A proposed change would raise from 300 to 2000 dollars the personal exemption, while others argue for broader cuts benefiting higher earners, creating internal party tension.
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Biget
Michigan
Republican Party
Ruulwa
Knutsomn
Sherbow Report Faces Council Fire Over Education Plan
The Sherbow Commission report on education is under fierce council scrutiny. The Maryland Expenditure Council argues only Baltimore city would gain from a $1.8 million annual increase, while four counties and others would not benefit under the proposed equalization fund. The private study claims broader advantages, but officials warn the plan could cost the state about $5 million in tax money.
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Haltiower
Fan
Sherbow Commission
Maryland Expenditure Council
Altis
Coupel
Sherbow
Harford
Montgomercy
Waltimore
Cecils
Batthnoare Jetty
Baltimore
Ospen
Baltimore City
Pla
Sherban Commission
McAney, Therop
Free Distribution Of Book To Be Probed
Washington reports say a House Subcommittee will investigate the free distribution of the book She Case Against the Admirals. The inquiry aims to determine if the War Department or funds supported the project and whether the distribution was part of a propaganda campaign to influence armed forces views.
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Washington
Willan Bradford
Congress
Navy Department
Wee Jong
Five Day Weather Outlook for New York and Mid Atlantic
A five day forecast for New York state and the Middle Atlantic states notes snow flurries in interior and northern portions Saturday and Sunday, minimal accumulation, followed by rising temperatures Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures stay near or above normal into Wednesday with a gradual warming trend across the region.
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New York State
Middle “Atlantic States
Hort
Dreltet
Calder
Pentirr
Hardship Rent Liberalization Discussed by Officials
A conference outlines possible easing of hardship rents amid debates on tenancy reforms. President and directors signal cautious steps, noting uncertainty over tenant protections and rent content standards while stressing careful consideration of socioeconomic impacts.
Local Religious Education School Begins Monday Night
Frederick County Council of Religious Education announces a training school in Manhiv evening in Srbovissoehi ty Qhuieh under sponsorship. Rev Frances BE Neinberger and church leaders will lead classes on The Teachings of Jesus and Work Mission of the Church. Registration starts seven, courses run two per night with short assembly breaks. Public welcome. small registration to cover expenses.
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Vackesd
Sponsoship
Frederick County
Revo Frances BE. Neinberger
Having
Atee
Mission Aestible
Lev
Samuel
Johoston
All Saints Episcopal Church
Hey
Paul Woowintel
Pantie
Frederick
Joh Spamith
Centennial Semarinh Buww
Will Meyve
Selmist
Maal
Athouee
Sunkhay
Mitchel Daawson
Christian Edication Fur Odie Maryviand-Delascare
Won. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesus
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Rosal
Losert Baptist Church
Morsris G. Zimbrutt
Jef- Vfersah Latherary
Garrett
Mey
Althouse
Seazh Te Fiert Wour
Mire Pettensbaum
Eval
Hew Mey ‘Weaver
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Athens
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Demetrius Maxima
Canetartin
Ssoldares Staximas
New York
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Marshall
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Argentina
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Teiman
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Joseph Wall
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Taft
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Labor Committee
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