Burall Seeks Refunds Over Stop Sign Ticket Protest
Alderman Burall backs refund of red ticket money to motorists at East Church Street railway crossing as drivers complain of stop sign enforcement. He cites past delays and notes city may use blanket power to place signs while promising public notice before any new enforcement campaign.
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East Church Street
Gulf Refining Company
Mderman Willam i Plural
Vermen
Cate
Raly
Bure Wl
Bat Charen
Senat
Burall
Oan
Three Injured in Lisbon Auto Crash In Maryland
At Lisbon Maryland about 9 am three people were injured when two cars collided in front of Lisbon High School. Victims include Greene Murray 42 and Mastard Boer Shebon, with driver Mahlon Mig ent 40 and Miss Elsie H. Davis also involved. Two teachers Vic Murray and Eberly treated at a hospital. Magistrate LM Leinbach set a hearing for next Monday night. In a separate note about veterans education at Maryland Reformatory for Males, 20 of 59 enrolled in correspondence courses.
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Saehers
Mme
Ehoal
Flsie Greene Murray
Grinantawn Oo
Cof
Mastard Boer Shebon
Tes
Daas Dagens
Hog Patenger
Vic, Murray and
Eberly
John Morgay
Mahlon F Migent
Maes
Ue Datter
Eherly
J. Stanley Grannll
Mt. Airy
Hagerstown
Maryland
Heart Victim in Culpeper VA January 27
A heart attack killed the former WORLD BANK and HUD director at age unknown. The entry notes a Washington state physician and mentions resignation from a high post, with references to a spouse and a business role. Details are garbled and years, names, and places are unclear.
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Culpeper
Smath
Vee Prowdint
World Bank
Fori
United States
Hudst
Dard
Saditentv
Wis Gabaenessee
Pau Dike
Esbrpton le Sears Lanly Physiagan Sud
Sith
Stoeken Sudeents
Lana
Cewety
Simth
Aes
Politician Discusses Cooperation and Rent Policy
In a news conference Taliaferro comments on cooperation with Congress and the GOP. He favors keeping rent limits, hints at a price rise, and notes potential 7 division changes. He mentions Marion Mattia as a prospective Republican National Committee chair and defers Senate war probe decisions to the body.
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Taman
GOP
Uae
Congress
OPA
Marion Mattia
Chariain
Republican National
Hiwane
Senate
Enn
Enn jUnuoner
Sesterdas
Talia Canty
Montgomery County Board of Education appointment bill debated
A measure from the Montgomery County delegation proposes shifting appointment power for county boards of education to the State Superintendent of Streets, with removal requiring County Circuit Court Judges approval. The bill moves to the House of Delegates as an emergency measure. The Montgomery delegation objects to removing county appointments and seeks to preserve local control.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
Mie
Leona Mo Ruetl
Montgomery
Montgogners
Board of Education
Cada House
Cuyult Court
Frostourg bus dispute closes Summit students back to class
Frostourg on January 22 1 Tweenty Vale Summit students returned to Breall Wink School after refusing to leave a bus yesterday when it did not proceed to the school Officials cited a misunderstanding with Cand Wo Transit Company The road was muddy and frozen due to construction work The company had permission to stop the bus at the highway and not at the school Allis Chalmere strike actions in Wisconsin were rejected as inadequate by a United Aotta Workers committee noting confidence the union would win bargaining after a recent plant Sunday event
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Wack
Classis Frostourg
Tweenty Vale Summit
Breall Wink School
Miciale
Cand Wo Transit Company
Beer Beattie
Besauce
Eehnot
Detroit
West Janus
Wis
CLO United Aota
Vaw-Cioo Polley
No Md Funds Except For Dual Highway Debate In Md County
Frederick County officials and state highway leaders met to discuss funding for a dual highway project along the Penndels Hutterstown route. They urged federal and state support, noting current funds were unavailable and pledging to seek emergency aid for future upgrades, with county commissioners and state officials coordinating through a lengthy briefing and conference.
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State
Haads Commission
Frederuk County Commissioners
Hoads
Hogey Ho Villard
Cosonissdon
Pandeneks Hutterstown
Ghat
Prodstask
CPO
Addai
Pest of Rocks
Eharmany
Caminisshan del Indheate
Crosgay
Coe Hisston
Meder
SNC
Etn Sun Coounty
bErederick Counsry
Frederick County
UC Geant Hooper
Robert
Ryodecick
Mel Willard
Courts Contest Time Billing and Orphans Courts Study
Washington faces major suits over pay for nonproductive time as Judge Frank A Lenn weighs dismissals in the Clemens pottery case and questions extra evidence. Meanwhile Allegany County Commissioners oppose a Maryland General Assembly bill to abolish Orphans Courts.
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Washington
Portal Pay Chums
Justice Department
Olect
Frank Alenn
Claus Ed Gert Clemens
Mick
Mowever
Ie MO Clemens
Supreme Court
Elaine
St. Ooo DO
Allegany TS
Cumberland
Jan
Allegany County Board of Conemissioners
Ion
General Assembly
Maryland
San Pranemeo Kidnapping Case Aimed at Pawan Family
A disjointed report describes a kidnapping near San Pane involving the Pawan family and an attorney named Hound toe. Authorities say a suspect held a person for nearly 12 hours in a case tied to a studio operator and a sequence around a Portlet case.
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San Pranemeo
San Liaheiece
Pawan
Otrail
van Shelton
Thea
Mme Orden
Eeh
Gould Atines Tieg Devine
Casey
Saul Tie
Cenaaly
Marshall Talks With Prauman in Truman Era Cabinet Shakeup
Washington reports a White House briefing where President Truman discussed reshaping the State Department with Marshall urging continuity. Key posts loomed as district and cabinet officials debated undersecretaries and Latin American outreach while top aides pledged steady policy and personnel retention.
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Washington
Serrehey
Truman
Toa Bey
Artitawat
Sears Arin
Rns Pennfor
Rae
Marshall
Tramean
State Department
Ans
Ibeato
Marsall
Dean Acheson
Willkim
Chastan Dittae
Dinettaaty
Algamon
Sprully Winden
Amer
Milanese
Willard Thorpe
Baneling Economic Ntts
Chrys
Willkand Benton
Senators Caution On Labor Law Changes Draws Debate
Senators urged the Senate Labor Committee to slow reform aimed at labor surges. Speakers like Paul Chefsany and Murphy Stone warned against compulsory measures, stressing risks to freedom and democracy. The discussion touched on unions, employer practices, and potential economic impacts as the panel weighed possible reforms.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Allbum
Paul Chesfany
Murpay
Tarray
Erisis
Ball
Stumpay
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SFFE
Four States Broadcasting Co
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Communications Commission Authority
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Ahee
Dean Devine
Prauman
Lebor Aceptes Union
Patiecies
Henning
Candy Stevens
The
Merry Madcaps
the Photography & Sport Shop
S. Market St
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
John R. Fitzpatrick
Organic Chemicals Corporation
Hormnerhy
Orcante Chemtecals, Incorporated
Frederick Corporation
Care
Frederick
Frederick Cloak
North Market Street
Coats
Womens Rayon & Cotton
Tall & Wisuk
Penasella
Ravon
Sarauney
VY Price
Dorothy Gray
Aller’s Cor
Maree
BOS —Gimnes
Payton
Kai Guard
Carty's
Boca
Elanaek
Shires
Penaies
Capon
Piirick ST
Hartstown
Brederick, Wd
Bernie
Paris
Weil Brothers
Jour DL
North Market St
Frederick Camera Shop
Patrick St
Trense
C.F. Cline & Son
FESP
Ambulance Servier
Western Maryland Trust CO
Federal Dinos Insurance Corporation
Yardlee
Bennett
RED Skelton
Te Marily
Maxwe Marie Wnth Wrg
Y O'Brien
Rolhe Manderson
George Wells
George Kelly
Harry Beaumont
Aidert Lewis
M. Samuel Goldwyn
Walter Grennan
Fred Stone Wey
Bing Crosby
Irving Berlin
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Gene Autry
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Adam Spruvd
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