Georgia Treasury Funds Fight Divides State Officials
Georgia Governor and lawmakers clash over immediate funding for government operations. The dispute centers on a mandamus effort to compel the state treasurer to release funds, with figures like George Hamilton Thompson and Eugene Talmadge named in the contested legal maneuver and political maneuvering across the era.
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Taneytown Ki Saige Club Hosts Weekly Meeting
The Taneytown Ki Saige Club held its weekly meeting in the Taneytown area with Vice President George Lo Harner leading the event at the Prostem venue. Samuel Breth attended as a guest and observer.
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Fragmented OCR notes on a local music program lineup
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Banquet Honors Service At Pate de Malloy Mares Pa Moser
A gathering hosted by the Brotherhood and Ladies And Soviets last Friday featured speakers Elmer Co Studd and Chaghee Conover sharing experiences. Ree Nevin E Sah of Hanover, Pa, spoke on the bond between fathers and sons and urged mutual respect.
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Emmittsburg High Wins Health Dept Award at Maryland Meet
Emmittsburg High School won the Health Department annual award during the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers meeting at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Thurmont and Walkersville teams finished second and third. Morning session elected new directors including W M R Eyler of Carroll County.
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Water Fill Planned for Nine Miles of Canal Section
The National Capital Parks announces permission to the Maryland Division of the Izaak Walton League of America to fill nine miles of the C and O canal with water at its own expense. The stretch lies between Locks 23 and 20 with Lock 205 about two miles below the Potomac River mouth near Monocacy River. Lock 24 sits near Edward's Ferry several miles upriver from Seneca.
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Man leaps from Empire State Building to death
Police identify David H Gordon as the man who leaped 1,000 feet from the Empire State Building causing the death of a bystander, Frances Cooney, 51, of Amelia, who was injured along 34th Street before being taken to a hospital. Police report the incident as a fatal fall with bystander injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Boyte Family Census Details From Ennisburg and Chicago Events
A dated clipping reports on the Boyte family, including birth and marriage notes. It mentions a teacher at Park Avenue New York and a clerk in a local office. The piece references Hary Boyte and Leese Vic families, with names of relatives and places like Ennisburg Chicago and New York.
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Truman Pushes Congress On War Powers and Supplies
President Truman urges Congress to approve new authority under the second War Powers Act, set to expire March 31, to extend government control over inventories and pricing in key sectors. The recommendations address oil, molasses, and grain controls, plus powers for regulating producers and distributors to meet wartime needs.
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New Cold Front To Belt Ti Eastern Aeon
A chaotic OCR filled with garbled text describes a cold front moving across regions with temperatures dropping to near twenty below zero. It mentions weather events, forecasters, and various places and names in a fragmented style, noting a planned meeting or event on January 27.
95 Cents Of Seal Rate For Garrell Go
A fragmented notice outlines tax rate changes for Capen county for the 1916-47 period. It notes a roughly $20,000 increase to the yearly budget and that teachers received $400 above the $1500 minimum per state law.
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Father And Son Die In Tanevtoiwn Plane Crash
In Tanetown Westingier Maryland a father and son died when their light aircraft wrecked in an open field near Laetitewegght. Investigators traced the crash to unknown factors. the two aboard were identified as Ab and Wilber Meare Hates, and their deaths were confirmed after recovery. The incident occurred before noon near Tavestown, with a postcrash search continuing.
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Vian Be Working On Docal Abdietion
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and places distorted but indicate planning around a local abdication or transfer of duties. Mentions Sarat en Pee and a person named Bester in a context suggesting a confrontation or deadline. The readable items hint at a formal action facing opposition or delay unresolved in the fragment.
Reading of a Food Item at Gettysburg Jail Escape
A garbled report notes four men escaped from Frederick Jail during a disturbance. The fragment mentions a food item named Ita or Cate and a developer, with prices doubling somewhere in the text. The readable facts are sparse and unclear.
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