Four prisoners tied to Frederick crime spree ends in robbery
Sheriff Guy Anders identified four men tied to a Frederick escape and a mugging spree. A cab driver, Hobbs of Gettysburg, was assaulted and robbed of about 6 dollars and wine. Investigators traced suspects to nearby jail escapes, with FBI involvement in coordinating the probe.
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Guy Anders
Mauk
Maryland
Jack VF
Billingsley
Bruns* Wick
Brunswick
Metric
Hobbs
West Matrick Street
Ineal
Gettysburg
Kenneth Tawney
York Street
Lewistown
Frederick
Gettysburg Furniture Company
Qin
Batt
Gart
Das
Pennsylvania
Sheri Anders
FBI
York
Gold worth thirteen million aboard crashed plane
A report states thirteen million dollars in gold were aboard a crashed plane near Manta Jwal. Emergency crews rushed the cargo to base, while authorities investigate the disaster and search for additional wreckage.
Ownership of Flames Luxury For Veterans Housing
General Fleming, administrator of the Office of Temporary Controls, said ownership of flames luxury will remain a fragile goal for most veterans in 147. He noted about 1 000 dwellings may be rebuilt for rental use as part of wartime housing plans. He urged mass production, revised building codes, and government housing for low income groups to boost supply and address paradoxical housing shortages.
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Washington
Jain
Philp Bochetvengt
Dld
Waemen
Patriotic Conference On National Defense
Fhomimat
Federal Work Agency
Fleming
Not Ready To Hear Views In German Peace Talks
London reports four power Foreign Ministers deputies postponed hearings on Canada's views for the German peace treaty after Canada said it was not ready to speak. A semi official Canadian source said Canada would not discuss until assured its rights to participate in later deliberations are protected. United States sources noted Canada sought a stronger voice and could halt progress unless guaranteed future participation. The deputies postponed after a written request from Canada questioned whether today’s hearing would jeopardize Canada’s later participation.
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London
Canada
United States
Underweight Freshman Beats Father Toa Death In Village
Sheriff Louis A. Gendron reported that a 4%-pound Maine high school freshman confessed to fatally beating his father with a baseball bat to protect his mother during an altercation in their village home near Tilarday. The case involves Poland and Medan locales.
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Poland
Medan
Louis A. Gendron
Maine
Tilarday
Weather data fragment with temperatures and sun times
Yesterday’s high and last night’s low temperatures are noted as well as a year ago high. Sunrise tomorrow is 7 28 am and sunset today is 5 22 pm. Moonrise and moonset times are provided with approximate notes indicating crecent phase.
CrO Unite Auto Workers Leader Scrutinizes Steelworkers’ Win
Cleveland and Jandsohn Waller Trenther, president of CrO Unite Auto Workers, claims the union will review the steelworkers’ contract extension decision next week. A magistrate hearing is set for a false fencing charge as a contractor appears in court. Separate mentions describe a series of unrelated physical descriptions and a brief note about a meeting with a bus, black hair, hazel eyes, and various heights.
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Cleveland
Jandsohn Waller ‘Trenther
Crounite! Auto Workers
Fis
Woul
Nest Week
Steelworkers
Stine
Mauk
Javel Eve Billingsley
Arimeek
Plane crash kills many returning missionaries in Africa
A Crushed two S Africa bound planes crashed near a Croydon airport rescue teams found at least 12 dead. Survivors included passengers from Southern Rhodesia and ex servicemen families. Relatives mourned as wind spread flames, with the planes’ tails and wings left intact.
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London
Dia 24
Bee
Spencer Aarchy
Syesres
South Win Boyshead
Croydon
Todas
East Wooters
Bsa
Phus
Arilines
Vernon Rows
Ministry of Cra Aviation
South Africa
Mak
EL Tatigues Tey
Badbury
Southern Rhodesia
Johannesburg
Senate Small Business Group To Spend Sam
Washington January 25 The Senate Republican majority created a new special Small Business committee with an $80,000 eight month budget. Senator Tobey protested the move arguing funds should go to the Banking Committee and that the measure served partisan aims. The group is led by Senator Wherry with Brewster as chair of the War Investigating panel.
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Washington
Senate
Tobey
Ereaton c
Wherry Ur-Neb
Wherry
Brewster
R-Me
the &Mal
Taft
Vandenbere
White
Paty
GOP
Vane Dethberg
aMiecy
Compromise Sought On Reciprocal Trade Plan
Washington lawmakers discuss a possible compromise to keep the administrations reciprocal trade program while adding checks. Senator Vandenborn and Senator Mile Iikin Colay of the Finance committee pursue a framework with Undersecretaries Acheson and Clayton, aiming to allow appeals in some State Department decisions. Governor Lane presents to the Storylend Assembly a plan for printing state laws.
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Washington
Senate
State Department
Vandenborn CibeMioh
Chantman Mile Iikin CH Colay
Dean Acheson
Willian J. Clayton
Governor Lane
Tee
Clartecian Bivannet
Gore
Bate Prieeteral Nocte Dent Commianon
67th Birthday Finds MacArthur Active and Confident
A dense OCR fragment portrays General MacArthur on his 67th birthday, described as active and confident. It mentions fanfare, visitors, and public attention at his residence, with references to ceremonies, celebrations, and media coverage, interlaced with scattered biographical notes and contemporaneous events.
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MacArthur
Turkish Bath Deposit Boxes Are Stolen in Coney Island
Thieves robbed Striver's Turkish bath on the boardwalk while 200 guests slept. Seven bandits entered with guns, bound the manager, and fled with deposit boxes containing about 150 boxes and an estimated 23,000 to 50,000 dollars in cash and valuables. Lookouts stationed at four points plus a key demand from the manager aided the orderly theft.
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New York
Dan
Coney Ashand
Striver
Cope
Pohice
Min v Domowitch
Ath
Report Six Communists Divisions Routed Near Peining
Six Communist divisions moving south from Manchuria in winter raids were routed in a decisive engagement near Peining, 60 miles from the capital. Government troops recaptured positions after the Sungari River line between Changchun and Harbin shifted control. The clash marked a significant setback for Communist forces in the region.
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Natiklog
Manchuria
Clth
Canital
Iin
Peining Geeogate
Chit Ams
Fie Sungark
Changchun
Harbin
Warns Not To Take Too Many Students
Chicago on January 26 Paul Swain Havens president of Wilson College warned against admitting too many students. He said colleges must examine whether quality of work can be maintained as they increase enrollment and that physical resources are not adequate for the task.
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Chicago
Paul Swain Havens
Wilson College
Capaabernburg
Ata Tumbeow
Woman's College Board
Havens
Mootgarery readers question local gas supply state
In Mootgarery Alabama residents express concern over gas availability amid unclear supply status. Community members cite morning paper notices and suburban outages, seeking official guidance on persistent shortages and next steps for reliable fuel access.
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Chithoim
Rent Increases Seen Under New OPA Rules
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration revised rent controls to ease hardship and widen impact, with small property owners likely to benefit. Administration officials acknowledge pressure for further adjustments, but justify changes as limited and subject to stricter justification and advance notice to top officials.
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Washington
OPA
Heo
Troma
Presidential
John G. Steelman
Philip Y. Fleming
Fleming
Trunman
Lemar
Calls Portal Pay Suits Legalized Hi Jacking?
Washington January 29. A Texas lawmaker cited portal pay suits as legalized hijacking and urged Congress to act. A Senate Judiciary subcommittee discussed legislation including a bill introduced by Daniel Weston to curb portal claims. Hospitals faced patient crowding as public health officials reported staffing shortages and rising influenza like illness.
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Portal
Washington
Senstar O'Wdaniel Afd
Tactay
Texas
Senate
Congress
Ardennes Massacre Trial Headlines and Nazi War Crimes
The article reports on appeals and trials concerning Nazi war crimes tied to the Ardennes campaign. It notes defense and prosecution arguments about the treatment of American prisoners and civilians, with references to Col Joachim Peiper and allegations of executions during the 1944-45 battle. Witnesses describe orders to kill surrendered troops as Allied forces advanced.
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Avia
Rerby Marissa
Conebaecierg
Betten Chery
I Tegal
Evenett
I War Department
Priman Rsboukl Cummin
Italy
Ardennes
Fife
Thie Teh
Shem
Joachim Peiper
Thre Gables
America
Seven Injured In Plane Wreck At Valifax Field
Seven people were injured when a plane wrecked in a field near Valifax. J S Smith of Quirtind Cate and Dr Do A Kwamean of ekeeni lh Fla were among those aboard. Nurses and bystanders provided aid as emergency crews responded to the crash site amid reports of fractures and lacerations.
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Jain
J. Smith
Quirtind
Cate
Barteriaville
Nlc
Blantie Oldtridge
Shebeawne Island
Cusco Tas
Teortland
TalalMage APPE Atlanta Appeal for Georgia Citizens
A night time appeal to Georgia residents urged support for moral and monetary backing in a political battle amid reports of a bribery attempt involving a general official. The speaker, Taladge or Talemage, sought unity before an investigation into the alleged incident.
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Talalmige
Atlanta
Diya
Herman Talewalge
Georgia
Vitizvenry
Babhy Moral
Monind
Ascemphonen H
Talmadge
Povecaor
Former Congoets chair backs bid in President Priteau era
The former chairman of the Bente Pinance corn ailies joined Republican figures calling for action in President Priteau's tenure. The misspelled text suggests support for a policy or plan labeled S100, 90 naidget, amid congressional debate.
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TDG
Crp
Wein Lon
Giarste Teak
Bente Pinance Corn Ailies
Congoets
Priteau
New Passes Commission Recommends Nine Member Water Agency
A new passes commission recommends establishing a nine member Moreland administration to manage water development projects replacing the former five member agency. The plan outlines a reorganized commission structure and aims to streamline oversight and funding for local water initiatives.
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NEW Peasses Commission
Apnanole
Dan
Sercate Jadieherg Cimmitter
Om Onearitm
Newane
Moreland Mannint
Fiveemas
Nation Today may show labor vote on shop closed rule
The article discusses a 1900s labor dispute over closed shops with references to wages unions and political figures. It notes workers voting on whether to join or resist union rules and the potential for a closed shop if a majority approve. The piece hints at broader concerns about labor rights and political reactions.
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Prsegetian
Tyenmiton
Wascermsun Republican de Af
Fia
Ardent Vetagy
Mometer
Corbract
USA
McCaadhy
Lenhart Drunk Driver Receives Year in Corrections
Lenhart Frederick Lenhart was sentenced by Magistrate William Stoner on Thurmont Friday night to a year in the House of Corrections for a drunken driving offense. He paid a fine of 50 and costs after his auto collided with a parked car owned by Berth Poole on the Thurmont-Thurmont road January 16. State Trooper O McWige investigated and preferred the charges.
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Duvans Dramak
Chivdes Blair Lennart
Frederick
Williai Stoner
Thurmont
Lenhnart
Creniere fowie-Thurmont
Lenhart
Berth Poole
Danmige
O. McWige
Western Maryan Trust Election Held at ANAT Meeting
Mockholders of the Western Marsland Trust Company gathered for an annual meeting to elect leadership. Walter Bo Rurath Clinton McSherry Finest RooShriver Wilbon Claude AL Wilt James He Grove and others were named officers including president McSherry and treasurer Shawbaker with staff roles assigned to several clerks and bookkeepers.
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Western Marsland Trust Company
Walter Bo Rurath
Clinton McSherry
Wilbon
Claude AL Wilt
James He Grove
Tee Moerd
Os. M. Gydl
Ty Cothall
Richiad Potine
McStrerry
Presi Vatent
Shriver
Wikson
Nan
Elmer
Shawbaker
Whey
Mise
Tvelyn M. Kefauver
Tellece
Wile Tard Movine
Clerks Mra
Ada Mtthi Os Monographer
Mies Daris Fo Stone
Mies Aphrodite Vaediow
Mies Margaret M. Yineer
Preot Pees
Unclear OCR heavy text prompts federal bidest claim
Fragmentary OCR text references Pravda January 25 and a claim about a new US federal bidest and a “4 tremitha” rate. No coherent event or individuals are readable. The passage appears to discuss market reads and militarist life but lacks verifiable details or context.
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Pravosn
Pravda
Two Deaths In Eve Crash Shock Evergreen Street
Authorities identified two pedestrians fatally struck by a car on Evergreen Thane near South Market Street as a man and a woman, both instantly killed from neck breaks and compound fractures. Investigators indicated the driver showed signs of intoxication after erratic driving, with no confirmed collision details while state police continued the inquiry the same afternoon.
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Poe
Marta Ti Mas
Phe Qia
Vie
Vraihog
Bruchey
Wik Bros
Eis
Everscreen
South Market Street
Clarke Thee
Caetian
Pox
Brochey
Clarke Phise
Ballee
Brachey
Anders
Investigas Tien Vais
Martin Ig
Navy
Charlee Bo
Wilbur Cook
Hoareh
Will
Willian
Barbara Ane
Tan Melvin
Lorraine Mise
Alles
Elisabeth Mes
Nast
Chiurel Street
Feapy
Eld
Mondin Afare
Alalante Petre
Mt Obeet
Frehizon
Sen
St Holic Cluiveh
Meloty Poo
McCulles
Treveee
Thurman
Rome
Plei Fast Chu
Wil Pemain
Jdobive Comiser Mor
Brehison Jand Son
Funeral Diurectorsy
Uy Her Fhavetior
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Manta
Euredane
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SIS
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Atari
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Ainies
Father Toa
Senate Small Business Group
Sam
Grady Fynehear
Bane Marek Stray
Vupan
MancArthiur
Niet Com
Chemde Uwalke
Althea Powers
Teaves
Bts
Sethi
Mae
Seven Bandits
Lahore
Panjab
Todkay Fo Bret Ip
Are
Logherarkeng
Deoyecanyeit
Weston
Munevsacharety
Daves
Puter
Clifton
Perkins Maetachizete
Joby
Connselior
Western Maryan Trust
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