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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
3
A violent storm at Whales Bay drives ships out of harbor and scatters vessels along the coast. Winds lash the sea as crews battle rising waves, with reports of damaged craft, stranded crews, and urgent safety orders issued by captains and harbor authorities.
Community advocates press for mandatory blinker lights at East Chareh Street railroad crossing citing safety concerns and past near misses. Officials consider costs and timeline while residents urge swift installation to protect pedestrians and motorists.
Fragmented text reports a court hearing for revenue collection in Fulton County and mentions a raid near a seaport. It references individuals like Charles EF Redicate and George HoHarmibon, and notes about a train incident and a pileup with officials investigating. The garbled content mentions Vidtomen, Stover, and Matted prior to a meeting, plus a search for four of six men.
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