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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1947
Page
8
Maryland and Delaware regulators adjourned to seek a amicable solution on the oyster regulation dispute. Lawmakers debated penalties for minors violating oyster rules as part of broader bills on land authority prosecutions and nonpartisan election procedures.
Paris dispatch reports French Marines parachutists and COMMANOS USOs striking Viet Minh forces in a 200 yard sector of southern Vietnamese streets. Fierce fighting described as among the strongest in weeks with Viet Minh employing World War I style tactics to punch through walls and create passages.
In Santa Monica California on January 24 film star Astor Dean Jagger and actress Gloria Ling were denied a marriage license under a state law banning interracial unions. Ling a New York City secretary has a father born in China.
Proceedings in Elkins West Virginia focus on the ouster of manager Fox by the Federal Coal Mines Administration over alleged failure to file required federal reports. Attorneys for Fos argued improper action while Fos stated Fox owed five percent to the workers welfare fund. details uncertain due to damaged text.
Reported plans confirm Secretary of State Marshall will join a U S Senate and state department contingent heading to Moscow for a high level conference in March. The aim is to begin work on a postwar peace framework. the session is expected to last a month with treaty work continuing afterward.
A large group of colored men and women met at the West All Saints recreation center Thursday evening and formed a business association to uplift local economic welfare. Officers elected include Gilmore A. Heatley president Hubert Henderson vice president Mrs Finlen Tibbe secretary Thomas Laywell assistant secretary William Lee treasurer and Rev. Charles Walden chaplain. Businesses represented span restaurant taxi clothing trade contractor barber and undertaking. First regular meeting set at the recreation center Sunday Feb 9 at 6 o clock. Oakland Jan 24 A total of 407 persons were placed in jobs by the Maryland State Deployment Service during 1946, according to a year end activity report released today.
A federal retocane fory today after dee toleh Prielice Willoita. Wesema, a 1-year-old arrestee, testified in Kedena Court that the youth had been committed to a reformatory in West Virginia at age 15 for family abuse after parents died. The witness described whippings and fear of return to reformatories, while Kennedy urged more leniency and careful consideration of the omilility trees.
United Nations report proposes distributing world food surpluses to needy countries to relieve malnutrition. The FAO commissioned the UN preparatory commission on Works Food Problems three months ago to study absorption of excess production after World War II and warns of disaster if action is not taken.
A stained glass memorial window to Gordon Mange is to be dedicated Sunday at All Saints Church by Rev. Samus S. Dauneten. The glass depicts the Evangelist and the Lamb with detailed tracery, colors, and Gothic background, part of a six-window series by Mr Mackatl, in memory of loved ones.
A fragment notes a memorial and future example of beauty in God’s house. It mentions color and arrangement, a vacant space, and a sense of reverence guiding design as a devotional statement.
In Grand Rapids Michigan a case arising from a Texan trip and alleged adultery was withdrawn by the husband Paul Ta policy court Judge Edward Batlesoh approved the motion. Cowles asked withdrawal of charges and the court set aside prior commitments. the proceedings followed misgivings over a separation and listed assets.
The article discusses a defense of a home plan amid industry tensions. It references the Miner's company and housing for owners and families, noting public protests by figures including Laws, president of the United Mine Workers, and calls to address housing and working conditions in coal regions.
The United States Steel Corp and the union reached a tentative extension allowing 170000 workers to continue under current terms until May 1. The agreement followed a period of talks led by John Stephens and union officials after the contract had expired earlier in February.
The readable fragment notes Betty Hover of 242 East Paty Street celebrates her eightieth birthday today. It references workers and wage demands, with garbled phrases about steel workers and industry.
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