Will of Bark Jacobson Probated in Queen's Court
The will of Bark Jacobson, prominent Prederich merchant, probated in Queen's Court after his recent death. It leaves an estate valued around 10 million dollars to trustees to manage with broad powers, directs income to widow Kat Jacobson for life, and then distributes shares per stirpes to children Ruth Rosenberg, Nathan, Julius Jacobson, and others, with detailed provisions for deceased children and their spouses. Executors named as trustees also receive authority to support Jacobson's sister in Tel Aviv. Letters of administration granted for the late George W. Bittle's estate in Myersville.
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Prederich
Dup
Sens
Nathin
Dius Jacobson
Mart
Page
Kat Jacobson
Ruth Rosenberg
Nathan
Julius Jacobson
Stirpes
Testaint
Sarah Seligson
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Rose Goodman
J. Win, Middendor, Jr. Ruxton
Blackstrap Controls End Sealed in White House Order
Washington announces revocation of price controls on domestic and imported blackstrap and beet molasses by midnight tonight. Presidential assistant John Steelman said allocation controls over domestic blackstrap and beet molasses will be lifted, while import controls stay in effect until February 28 or until five tanker loads scheduled for the month are sold. Two loads go to feed and fuel products, three to alcohol and butyl alcohol products. Beet final molasses relates to beet sugar by products for yeast and citric acid.
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Washington
John BR. Steelman
Steeman
White House
New Procedure Declares Marriages Null in Circuit Court
Under a new act, convictions in Circuit Court now include docket numbers showing that bigamous marriages are void. The feet time this procedure was used for Tavtteg fie Hees dak wre k ab adide fon FL Stevens and Mrs Teese Virginia Bites. The docket records indicateEleten Lewis Gur in ye Riewens case and Irving CRG wards by the Wess Cate the Cart declared the purported marriages a mutity.
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Stevens
Rockville
Teese
Virginia Bites
Washington
Eleten
Lewis Gur
Irving
United States accuses Poland of failing to hold free elections
The United States today accused Poland of failing to carry out its pledges to hold free elections. Washington asserted that Poland’s government has not met its commitments, affecting the national voting process slated for January.
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Toland
Wasington
Tan
United States
Poland
Most Pending Labor Bills Criticised
Washington lawmakers criticized ongoing labor bills as they debated Truman's proposals. Senator Schwellenbach warned that mediation boards must not hinder industrial peace and opposed abolishing the Labor Department's arbitration role. He urged safeguards on union registration and opposed bans on closed, union, or maintenance of membership.
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Washington
Serre
Schwellenbach
Suchey
Joent Truman
Otis Miter
Schwellentuch
Atone Tall
Andy Yesterdiay
Thomas
Spyro
Ball
Thor
Schyvellere
Greason
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Bo O
Truman
Jews To Free Two Britons From Hasty Hostage Decree
In Jerusalem two Britons held as hostages face death sentences with a promise of release within hours in a Tel Aviv note to Hebrew papers. Judge Ralys Windham of Tel Aviv District Court and banker H A J Collins of Jerusalem were kidnapped minutes apart this week as Jewish agency demands immediate unconditional release. Colonial Secretary Creech Jones signals possible removal of Finnish women and children from Palestine to shield them from extremist violence.
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Tel Aviv
Ralys Windham
District Court
H. A. J. Collins
Jewish Agence
Windham
Collins
London
Arthur Creech Jones
House of Comins
Palestine
Weekly prayer topic set by United Lutheran Church progress
The United Lutheran Church in America with about eight million members designates the press as the weekly prayer topic for the week starting tomorrow urging daily prayer at 7 pm for those who gather and publish news to discharge their trust in Godliness and order says secretary Dr F Eppling Reloartz. Also reports mention a postponed trial in Charles Town West Virginia related to a $100,000 suit and state reaction to governor James F Dull's pipeline stance with opposition from Pennsylvania lawmakers over piping natural gas.
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New York
United Lutheran Church In America
United States
Canada
F. Eppling Reloartz
Suse
James F Dull
Portal to Portal Overtime Case Sparks Big Back Pay Debate
Washington reports on historic overtime rulings for factory workers at Mt Clemens and APE Chet. The Supreme Court upheld portal to portal pay, sending questions back to Judge Picard for calculation over five years. Treasury, Justice, and unions clash as back pay totals near three million dollars and implications unfold nationwide.
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Britain and Soviet relations query Anglo Soviet treaty terms
The report outlines UK and Soviet Union tension over the Anglo Soviet treaty. Tass cites Bevin’s stance that the treaty may be dead unless extended with reservations. British officials seek clarity on objections while Dewey’s remarks fuel debate on ongoing collaboration and strategic aims in Europe.
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Tavidian
Dan Dog
Varnate
Quinee
Georgi
Por Viet
Byatt
Bryan Wa
United State
Muropest
Tee oSoyier
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Artiel
Choate Darky
London
Anyasar
Albaner
Revin
Muesha
Britain
Sullot
Foreign Office
Landon
January Weather Records and a Far Cold Start to February
A fragmented weather summary notes January’s mild to above normal temperatures with only brief cold spells and notable snowfall on New Year’s. It records average highs around above freezing, rare below freezing days, and hints at a mild trend into February despite gusty winds. A separate item reports Baldinare filing a portatte-pertal pay radio suit against Golf OP Company over alleged service and pay practices.
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Neal
Porese
Lyons
Opportunity for Freedom in Burma A Hidden Struggle
Fragmented text hints at Burma political or social upheaval with scattered names and places. References to freedom, oppression, and regional actors suggest a report on political movements or tensions, though specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece appears to touch on global or colonial contexts influencing Burma.
Fire damages Heights home. loss around $2000
A blaze at the residence of George Ta. Hert on Newland avenue in Braddock Heights was kept under control after about forty five minutes by the Middletown Volunteer Fire Company. The asbestos shingle roof collapsed and interior was damaged by fire smoke and water. The fire reportedly started near the chimney and spread through the two story dwelling. Minor details remain unconfirmed.
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Mtely
George Ta
Middletown
Voluntee
Theadiuedeights Volunteer Fire Company
Have
Reas
Hiawerawn
Prederick
First School Session Opens for Christihan Leadership Training
About 150 people attended the opening session at the fraternity chapel, including trialty and visitors. Registra from many towns and churches filled the room, as Rev Fencers BC Rein led the Training department and school director. The assembly ran from 7:30 to closing, with changes made to meet Monday nights through February 24, as Rev Dr W Wo Dolarline outlined the program and weeks of study, while a four-family forum was planned to focus on key topics.
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Christihan
Thiere
Bacherek
Walaereville
Hallenger Warkittville
Uties
Creagerstasen
Rocky Ridge
Jefferson
Peagaville
United Brethren
Church of God
Church of the Tirethien
Frederick
Delaptane
Pinup Baty
Bach And Porth Chinese General In Safer Borders Clash
A sprawling OCR fragment references Chinese general positions and border tensions. It mentions governance dynamics, possible skirmishes, and regional actors including Bael and Ebucts Pave AMOK, with garbled names and unclear dates. The readable portions hint at strategic discussions and authority figures amid unrest.
Porum Jr High Officials Quiz Prompts Community Debate
Local Porum junior high officials and students hosted a community quiz event featuring questions on health recreation safety and governance. Notable participants included Alfred Shockley and other school leaders who introduced the panel and fielded inquiries from eighth and ninth graders. The session saw student engagement and calls for future similar assemblies.
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Rayner
Staley
Yoo Sax Gael
Willan
Teddy Ae
Pheeres
Opie
Geted
Ceretoniee
Alfred Shockley
Spedhers
Suyder
Danalt Datravn
Hetty Rowe Homie Tallager
Nevin Gooker
Dorothy Wigiinton
Berard Wilee
Richland Shageley
Chaves Dn
Re Enrollment Under Way For Symphony Group Membership
Members of the Edison Community Concert Association are receiving bills for advance membership renewals. Renewals are due by February 1 with February 7 as the deadline for new members to join. The drive aims to boost attendance at the Frederick High School and the planned Symphonic programs, including a likely appearance by the National Symphony Orchestra. Directors nominate candidates for the board and urge members to vote and recruit new supporters.
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Dove
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Tien
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Daub Bo Reckbehin
Atte
Anette Mane
Atitecture
Croghan Mine
Robert Chippy
Thapey
Glee
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Hendrick
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Sperry Storm
Mira
Willits
Bo Lebleres du
Préeant
Inert
Adelitante
Hobert
Sayith
Frr
Mire Vieler
Patver Read
Sapyington
Acurmies Batel
Lane Streneth Senate Post Appointment Debate
The article discusses Lane Streneth being named to a Senate post and outlines political maneuvering involving Maryland and Virginia disputes, committee actions, and opposition from Republican members. It notes a probe into nomination and a planned meeting of party members to discuss influence and appointments amid lingering colonial era tensions over Potomac waterway issues.
Grocers Elect New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Tidewater area grocers held their annual meeting in Frederick with Beta Food Distributors and the Served Association. President Chiles We Stop outlined last year’s activities, committees reported, and awards were given for four years of service. New officers include President envy 1 Falk, Vice President Oakland & Guyton, Secretary Broke Bear, and several directors. A buffet supper followed, hosted by John F. Wresarel of Willan & Seult Company.
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Baweeld Association
Frederick City
DCL Winebrewes Tiction
Chiles
Owam Gad Bay
Stup
Hia
Sersier
Associaun
Envy
Falk
Oakland & Guyton
Burkittryville
Broke Bear Treasures
Meneell
Acheson TD Haffman
Paul M. Carmick
Robert TW. K
Shangri La Retained For Traman Wathiayton Breach
A garbled report discusses Shangri La retention for Traman and references multiple camps and figures. It mentions Washington and a presidential secretary, with unclear ties to political matters and protective measures.
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Traman
NYC Common Tenders And Controls On City Purchase
The letter outlines bids and actions by a New York City related corporation, mentioning the Robert Ti You family and Meaheny Corp. It notes a purchase plan for 62 500 shares of yay You Central and an price context around 10 dollars in January. The piece references public dealings and a market veto at New York Central stock, with ties to York Central and a water outlet for CO.
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Meaheny Corp
Allesheny
New York Central
Sheesery
Prevent Wey
York Central
Coconant Grove Owner Pardoned and Dies
A Cocoanut Grove owner, pardoned, died at home following cancer. Reports say he had been ill for months and died one day after a pardon related comment by Dr Edward Churchill of the Mietachieett General Hospital. Local property records note several nearby transfers and substantial values in the surrounding area.
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Boston
Welancky
Monte
Fran
Medward
Churchill
Mietachieett
General Hospital
Welane Aley
Weather Outlook for New York State and Mid-Atlantic
Weather forecast indicates near normal temperatures across northern regions and cooler values around 7 degrees Fahrenheit in some southern areas. Partly cloudy conditions possible Thursday through Saturday with mixed sun and clouds and brief chances of showers.
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