Brunswick Woman Dies From Burns
Catherine Hands, a 35 year old resident of 120 Niunswith Street Brunswick, died from burns suffered in an explosion at her ground floor apartment about 6:55 a.m. The blast damaged the room and destroyed most items. Firefighters found clothing and other belongings burned. Her husband Westley Landis, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman, was unhurt and a daughter was not harmed. Emergency arrangements had not been completed by early afternoon.
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Catherine Hands
Niunswith
Frederick Co Hopital
Beras
Bikhiow
Iowa
Pune
Branswick Volunteer Fire Company
Charles Eo Paidsen
Rederivk
Landis
Hsbansh Westley Landis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Limdic
Pennsylvania to map state veterans bonus plan
In Harrisburg representatives from Pennsylvania veterans groups met the governor’s call to map a state war veterans bonus. Governor Duff backed a fair liberal bonus. The joint committee proposed a length‑of‑service bonus funded by a long bond issue of 300 to 400 million dollars.
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Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
James F. Duff
Republican Party
General Assembly
Clyde B. Rankin
American Legion
Antarctic church service marks first in continent
A U S Navy South Polar expedition group held a religious service in a rudimentary tent at Little America Antarctica. Lt Cmdr Williams Menster urged faith, justice, and peace, claiming the ceremony may be the first church service ever on the continent as Rear Adm. Richard H. Cruwern led the task force ashore.
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Little America
Jin
Antarctica
Cmdr
Williands, Menster
Dubuque
Towa
Menster
Sask
South Polar
Richard H. Crurwen
Four Prisoners Who Escaped Still At Large
Four prisoners who escaped from the Frederick county jail early Saturday remained at large. They may be in a car stolen that morning in Gettysburg, which had not yet been recovered. The taxi driver was reportedly forced to drive them and was assaulted. Investigators consider possible kidnapping charges.
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Pour
Frederick County
Gettyeburg
Stort
Frederick Tagie Toh
Dejmsed
Peguedd
Prio
Hayeenforis
T Ie Taxicah
Hit and Run Victim Staub Hospitalized After Collision
Miss Staub daughter of Mr and Mrs Staub of West South Street sustained injuries in a hit and run a collision just south of Redenton. Police from Warts City Police are investigating the incident as officers recover surveillance details and await victim condition updates.
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Miss Staub
Ate
Molyuy
Water Use For Year Declines Slightly Across Regions
The water superintendent reports total annual consumption near 66.6 million gallons after a year with reduced use. Water from Fishing Creek and Tuscarora supplied the majority, while Singanore production rose. Mountain sources fed De trick during a prior ban, with extensions planned and funds sought for continued supply and system improvements.
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Lonoo Walla
Williday
Fredwsick
Mir Day
Detrick
Suspended sentence for Ira Wilton in Peoples Court
Ira T. Wilton of Bartholows received a suspended 20 day jail term for wife assault from Magistrate Ede ward a Smith in Peoples Court. Probation fines and costs included multiple motor vehicle forfeitures for appellants like Lowen, Ketlert, Bellis, and others. A charge of exceeding 40 against Lee Tramelsite was dismissed.
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Ira T. Wilton
Bartholows
Edeward A Smith
Peoples Court
Bein
Guil Toon
the Peace
CC. Lowen
North Market Street
Stanley PL Ketlert
Stevenson
Jake M. Bellis
West Thord Street
Cailing
Sio
Henry A
Tastor
Cleveland
Gilbert L. Mal
Taha Patty Abetica
Ma Town
James H. Hoover
Shanghai
Joe
O. Conrad
Frederick
Howard T. Perkins
East Fifth Street
Boulevard
Jamies W. Stubertson
Sheanid Caste
Catore BR. Crum
Altoona
Leonard M
Lilienthal Testifies Before Senate Group
Lilienthal told the Senate Atomic Committee that a national defense measure would be dangerous if rushed. He defended his stance amid questions from Senator McKellar and Senator Benton while addressing recommendations for military policy and committee leadership.
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Washington
Dan
David
Lilienthal
Brew Commission
Lillenthal
Pecmp
Vannenberg
Abele
Senate Atomic Committee
McKellar
Lilienshal
Recession A Threat in Senate Hearing on Back Pay Suits
Senator Wiley DeWier of the Senate Judiciary Committee warned that back pay suits threaten the nation’s reconversion and industry. He urged legislation to curb the flood of lawsuits, noting state and federal governments face liability and urging tax adjustments and prospective aid. His plan would strip past or future portal pay suits from federal court jurisdiction under the wage hour law.
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Washington
Jan
Wiley DeWier
Senate Judiciary Committee
Caid
Ameri Portal
Etos
Wiley
Ous
Judiciary Cube
Bak Abe
America
Bone
Supreme Court
Dudley Quits Pro Football to Coach at Virginia U
Dudley, former Pittsburgh Steelers backfield star, leaves professional football to take a backfield coach role at the University of Virginia. The announcement, made by Captain Nar fon Go Mrate, confirms his decision and notes his return to his alma mater.
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Charlottesville
Jan
Ieee
Bill Dudley
Tracan
Pittsburgh Steelers
University of Virginia
Dudley
Priehert
County delegation seeks road control for county area
Delegation asks county for road control amid arguments over funding and future projects. County Engineer Hogerth Wale and others proposed a three month plan while some members urged shelving the measure in favor of a broader vote. Superintendent W Pruitt called the area forgotten and urged proper roads for school buses as area residents voiced concern.
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Amon
Hogerth
Sore Vanars
Elegadian
Baderelik
Woodville
Soni
Higssas
Samuel A Youngy
Schoals Buemene
W. Pruitt
Assembly To Resume Today in Annapolis
Maryland lawmakers prepare to reconvene after a week with five measures on the motor vehicle and financial responsibility agenda. The House and Senate schedules shift to resume session as Governor Lane plans oath for Hoopes S. Miles, beginning a fourth term as state treasurer.
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Annapolis
Jat
Financial Responsibility Ag
Maryland
House of Delegates and Sons
Lane
Hoopes S. Miles
Baltimore City
Suger
Jivengi
Nfe
Tanaan Wal
Youth Fleeing Home Found Wandering Near Montevue
A youth described as a runaway was located near Montevue Street after being reported missing from home. Authorities placed the individual under care of a guardian and arranged temporary residential placement.
February meeting notice at Wayne Center Hall
A fragmented notice announces a monthly meeting in February at Wayne Center Hall beginning at 9:00 a.m. The text mentions BENtes PE and TAN D 2 with unclear references to Maryland and Tidewater groups.
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Bentes
Coe Maryland
Dave
Mone A. Om
Wanebeater Hall
Three Perish In Boston Apartment Fire
A Boston fire on January 27 destroys an apartment building killing three residents and injuring several others. Firefighters battled flames as crews evacuated families from the Horchester Street area. Authorities issued notices and began investigations into the cause while neighbors recalled the sudden blaze and the trapped residents.
Suspects Reds Have Pission Plant mn Urals
A damaged OCR passage discusses suspicions of the Soviet Reds building an atomic weapons or nuclear plant in the Urals. It cites a chief scientist named Kapita sent to Siberia and hints at behind the scenes political pressure, with speculation on covert reactors and atomic projects while noting uncertainty and lack of proof.
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Yenetinek
McMahot
Cypher Pet
Cory Trues
McMillon
Sooviet Union
Peter Kapita
Siberia
Kapita
Regen Buty
Urals
U S Steel C IO Talks Resumed Amid Wage Pact Details
Leaders of the CIO Unit ed Steelworkers Union and U S Steel Corp met to discuss a wage pact for core plants. The talks yielded retroactive pay and wage increases totaling over 9 million dollars for many workers, with broader price impacts and plans to address pay inequities across subsidiaries including Carnegie-Whines National Tube American Steel and Wire Tennessee Coal and Railroad Columbia Steel and the Trenton plant.
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Patt Chagh
Dai
U.S
Roe Intent
Carnegie- Whines
National Tube American Steel and Wire
Tennessee Condh
Tron Jind Railroad
Columbia Steel
Trenton eUtat
Ie Saan
Conte
Geneva
Uhah. Chins
Dairymens League Fined After Guilty Plea in New York Case
In New York on January 27, a federal judge fined the Dairymens League Cooperative and its officers for a violation tied to milk pricing. The case notes guilty pleas and criminal information charges as part of a broader enforcement action affecting the dairy market. The document references a payment of 25,000 and a 000 penalty, with details obscured by OCR errors.
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Gastiaw
Avhieh
Sam Leen
Epperide
Lise Airberg
Iy Pebeybahood
Mrede
Etfs Polley Dee
Santa
Aid Choestea
Charles David Brown
Cornelius Orth
Charles Goris
Wethington
Srewee
Chirlee
Carminn
Schueger
Hepten Dorey
Alfred Pawden
Smith
Perzens
New York
Ifred C. Coxe
Dartsmen's League
Arsociar
Hononi
Three Hurt In Morning Auto Wrecks
A morning auto crash injured three people as vehicles collided on West South street and other nearby roads. The operator of the car driven by Schultz allegedly showed erratic driving before the crash and was later released on bond for hearings.
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Pete SU Husa
Cay
Tani Wortherswalles
Hatte Salle
Ecorching
Fam Tate
Rmtetotist
Valleged
Ly Vouevid
Ant West
Soath
Stort
Philic
AGRO
Tadesbirg
Bruges
Cate
Bis Ceukon
Nile
Peter Valle
Lowell
Mas Jatsvally
Treone Winchey
PEG Pines
Atrow
Abiongerk
Scott
Borkittesatte
Harey
Albert Schultz
Jane
Wick
Giaffaetier
Tyner
Escaped Convict Captured Near Branswich After Short Search
A Virginia convict, a 31 year old Black male, was captured near Branswick by Officer Arnold Nalles after a brief search of Darna and surrounding outbuildings. He had escaped from Lynchburg and was held at Frederick County jail while Virginia authorities arranged for transfer.
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Branswich
Tirirn
Green
Bng
Lynchbure
Hay Barracks and Sheds Burn on Bruce Ramsburg Farm
A hay barracks and a machine shed on the Bruce Ramsburg farm burned Friday night. Firefighters arrived 31 minutes later but could not save the buildings or contents. A poster frame and a bale of straw were damaged. one child reportedly witnessed the roof collapse. Insurance is noted.
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Bruce Ramsburg
Coin Bridge
Dart
Wong
Harley
Government arbitration row roils nation wide labor debate
The Nation Today reports a heated clash over compulsory arbitration for labor disputes. The piece notes government resistance, union anger, and the potential impact on wages prices and free enterprise as courts may rule on constitutional reach.
Judge Kidnapped By Jewish Underground
A Jerusalem judge is reported kidnapped by Jewish underground operatives as British troops search the city for suspects. Four men and a woman abducted the judge to an ancient cemetery, triggering a curfew and house arrests while factions seek a peaceful Palestine solution.
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Jerusalem
Palier
Pel Vaviy
Dows
He Queba
Movleny
Kletson Advances in Washington State Inquiry
In a claim filed today, Kletson navigates a Washington inquiry connected to the Howe Ward and Means committee. The action centers on a tax and port access matter as proceedings unfold.
Delicate timing seen in war B29 project delays
The report discusses possible postponement of a B-29 air project, with debate over state department approval and international diplomacy. It notes intrigue around ministerial meetings in Moscow and the issue of using certain Pacific lands, stressing the balance between military needs and global diplomacy.
United Nations Expands Human Rights Efforts
The United Nations forms machinery to safeguard human rights and freedoms worldwide as the commission on human rights debates proposals. Delegates including Charles Dukes of Britain stress the need for universal understanding and an international body to hear appeals on human rights violations.
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United Nations
Tetenibes Commission
Aieran Viaitia
Haagen
Carlos P. Ramila
Philippine Republic
Charles Dukes
Fritestain
Weekend crashes kill fourteen worldwide based on reports
Over the weekend, reports from various agencies indicate the deaths of fourteen people including several named figures. Chinese search planes are reported to have found the wreckage of a missing Chinese National Aviation Corp. flight with nine aboard.
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Poe Rae
Caprana Creare Mooreland
Sweden
Mince Gustaf Adott
China
Chinese National Aviation Corp
Slane Misang
Canton
Chungking
Central Newe Agency
Deepline
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Catherine Landis
Edinboro
Marie Didion
Thildren
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Staudt
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Teast
Negro
Portal
Virginia U
Petit Jars
Unionville
Es Patios
Thorhes
Boston
Horchester
Talbert
Myers
McMahon
U.S. Steel
Dairymens League
Walkersville
Burkittsville
VVC
Etna Cael
Shane
Nathanial Association of Militaetuters
Wales
Adust
Tzawouki
Tyo
Edrene
Jewish Underground
Todus
Solinmer
Nallimore
Anidier
Cpl
George T
Baltimore
Noriaeetern Dietriet Palten Depors
Potdris
Kletson
Washhomgton
Marshall
Army Air Forces
Herve
Berar
Becnet
Wiatt
Reetas
Wits
Hatih
Masoow
Foitia
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