Opera House Leased for Five Years to Warner Bros
The board approved a five year lease of the Opera House to Warner Bros with estimated spending near $9 000 and annual payments around $5 599 The action included adjustments to save costs and improve sound equipment. two Easter night performances for the legion show were approved with dates to be set later The board also discussed a garage construction near Vbgot and referenced tax and traffic considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic Iscces
Anc m
Legion
Thomas E’rakou
Vbgot
Scarcity Cited in Speech on Jobs and Economy
A fragmented report notes a politician raising scarcity as the cause of job losses. He argues that prosperity requires productivity and warns against policies that reduce output. The remarks appear during a delivery to a legislative or civic gathering, emphasizing economic theory.
Hearings Begin On New Tax Bill Amid Debate
Fragmentary report notes hearings on a proposed tax bill with supporters stressing safeguards and fiscal soundness. Quotes indicate opposition concerns about safeguards and misgivings over the proposal's impact.
Hagerstown bookie given maximum term
A local Hagerstown bookie received the maximum prison sentence after a court case. Details remain limited, but the ruling closes the criminal matter surrounding illegal betting operations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Bookie
Future Farmers Hold Father And Son Party
A校 Future Farmers event showcased Father and Son activities with shows on sewing and wheat production. Attendees enjoyed tea, games, and refreshments as members from Warren, Middletown, and nearby schools gathered for the program led by local leaders and club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers
Sottlers of America
Montam
Middletown
Acliass
Warren Miami
TAO School
Moo
Banis Bora
Lutheran Ctien
WES Stare Samacor
Senate Debates State Sales Tax Measure
A municipal report notes Senate opposition to a statewide sales tax and outlines committee actions. The discussion covers tax preparation, potential reversals, and the impact of counts in the finance committee. The governor’s stance and party shifts are mentioned amid late-session maneuvers.
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Tre
Senate
Nice
Repubsilican
EL Codoum
Gov
Eesrverec
Central Trans Cam ends cross examination in case
Fragmentary OCR notes show the cross examination ending in a case heard in Court. References to a party or entity are unclear, with garbled names and vague locations. The readable fragment suggests a legal proceeding with a focus on a central transit matter.
World’s Postliest Tomb Question Triggered By Odd Clues
A puzzling fragment from a 13926 era item hints at a playful or cryptic inquiry about the world’s postliest tomb. The text references Italy and a named organization, but exact details remain unclear and are read as scattered OCR errors.
Crossing Crash Case Goes To Supreme Court
The Crossing Crash case advances to the Supreme Court and appeals court. Details reference Bion Wastin, a railroad judge, and Clarence H. Small of Washington in the referenced legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wastin
Bion
Bn 4— Railroad Js
Fesu
Ct & Supreme Wn
Clarence H. Small
Washington
Senators Back Rural Electrification Push Gains Support
Washington March 4 backed by administration support Lex Norris Republican Nebraska today leads effort to attach new specifications to a $429 billion rural electrification program aimed at moving through the Senate.
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Washington
Lex Norris
Republican
Nebraska
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Wagaman
Akies
Gickener
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Wey
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Ene
Ammepols
Coblentz
Cemcicy
Ceryr
DR. Basehour
Hielis Peerdel
ES. Klein
Poveretto
Italy
Talianes
E. Inc
AL Harmony Grove
Norris Bill Gains
Vomorrax
Nessa
Carty
Mert
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Mr. Reed
The
Kenor Company
Mea
Remenis
Rour
Sam
Taste
Garrett Sir
Jone de Henry
Kenmoor
Laurel
Mes
George Creek
Scereen
Everett V. Moser
Frederick Memorial Cloister
Charles S. Woodruff
W. Patrick
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