Home Builders Savings Big Year At Local Firm
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local home builders savings firm in Hagerstown with mentions of big year figures, a secretary, and an office on Chestnut Street. The text references associations, advertisements, and a finance theme, but details are unclear.
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Moller
Hoc
Wareham
Beth
Keney
View Y Keller
Witte
Sant
Car Loum
Phe
Bluse
Government operations are costly and debated
A distressed page fragment discusses government operations and expenditures. It mentions claims, maintenance, and appropriations, with references to a lobbying context, the Congressionally granted purposes, and the administration's asset handling. Names and exact figures are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
Stomach Removed Man Regains Appetite After Maryland Operation
Stomach removal on a patient at Johns Hopking Trispiral is followed by regular meals and signs of recovery. Surgeon Dr Pinney reports multiple similar operations with positive results, though the case includes accidental postal details and a separate public sale notice of stock. Jacob Ash suffers a stroke and remains in critical condition.
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Johns Hopking
Maryland
MT Inpey
Ue Casa
Pinney
Various Views On Light Plant Question
Readers debate the city light plant issue centering on Potomac Edison Co. and tax equity. Ernest Miler urges accountability while criticizing support for a private corporation. concerns include city bonds, street use costs, and the impact on rates. Citizens question who benefits and call for legislative action or public scrutiny in a strain of letters to the editor.
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Waterstown
Ely
Ernest Miler
Alttely
Ifa
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac E Co
Hageystown & Fradeerick R. R. Co
Potomac Filisow Co
Lima
Traction Co
Waa
Topra Potomac Filkinn
Hagerstawn
Frederick BR. R. Co
Pstaca
Aid
Potomac Flsay Co
Patoniie Edison Co
Ofp Sal
Widga Transportation Comite
Pring Fold
Ciya
Deaths of Luther M Wise of Wolfsville and Francis S Grove
Luther M Wise, age 69, prominent Frederick County citizen, died at his Wolfsville home after heart disease. Survived by wife five children and two brothers, funeral at Culted Brethren Church Wolfsville with Rev Neal officiating. Francis Simpson Grove, son of Mr and Mrs David Grove, died suddenly at Arlington County Hospital from convulsions.
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Luther M. Wise
Frederick Colli
Wolfsville
Heath
Lutter SE Wise
Odd Fellows
Ltteran
Wollsville
Jala Phettilace
Cavetown
Katie Warne
Garfield
Statston Rows
Smithsburg
Geo. Showalter
Chambersburg
Thres
Finak M
Denver
Col. Stante
Cascade
Jain Wise
Wallsville
Brovhiers
Emory
Dayton
Ohio
Aid Clarenes
Chicago
Aid
Cora Smith
Baoas
Wil
Culted Brethren Church
Wokavie Wedopan
Te Neal
Uhsvilog
Francis Simpson Grove
David Grove
Atlington County
Woman Arrested on Robbery Charge After House Shake
Laura Green of Calor was arrested by Deputy Naylor yesterday on robbery charges after a disturbance at Cortrellon House. She was brought to face charges, released on $300 bond, and ordered to return for trial. A similar arrest occurred in Haltinave with identification by officials.
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Naylor
Cortrellon
Porfir
Laura Green
Calor
Yar
Haltinave
Oval oMeers
Arizona Legislature backs resolution on federal labor amend ment
A Phoenix report states the Arizona House ratified a measure proposing an amending of the federal constitution to add a labor provision. The resolution moves to the Senate. School attendance at Shanks School shows a 62 percent average during a January week affected by bad weather.
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HOUSE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Senate
Shanks School
Mia
Waout Houver
Flavoring Apples From Odd Ingredients At Hand
A garbled passage mentions flavoring apples with a mix of odd terms and names like Nath, Jemoan, and Jutea. It references individuals Robert Radger and Mes. Scott Meredith, along with unclear locations and groups, suggesting a historical column or anecdotal fragment about kitchen or household tricks.
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Robert Radger
Virginia
Audemecena
Scott Meredith
Bovashers
Warns Against Socialistic Tendencies at Lions Club Talk
Henry Holzapfel warned against government ownership eroding individual rights, urging parties to return to fundamental constitutional principles. He argued socialism could lead to clarlsm and urged protection of personal liberties, presented to Dr J M Wertz, with W P Wachter presiding.
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Henry Holzapfel
Re Diiger
Ffalzapfel
Fails to Get Fare Hauls Couple in Cab Incident
A Winchester driver lured a couple to Wheat that they might owe a taxi fare. Mrs. Wittur Miller and Mr. Aller could not pay 326 and were locked in the cab, taken to police headquarters, then released after payment. The item includes an obituary and letters debating Potomac Edison and local power plant issues, plus a public notice about a target shooting match.
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Winchester
Odetitet Ny 8
Wittur Miller
Sekarebederees
Hagerstown
Setae Hs
Stanton
Aller
Ars
Miler
Seek State Control of Electric Power in Maryland
Governor Ritchie was urged by representatives of the National Federation of Labor to oversee state supervision of electric power generation for sale to other states. Browning and Biorotz warned that hydroelectric output on the Susquehanna might be cheaper for Pennsylvania and other states than Maryland. The governor had asked the Public Service Commission to review Maurice L. Cooke's proposal for a compact with Pennsylvania to regulate interstate electric power.
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Ritchle
Nntlmore Red
Maryland
Henry F. Browning
Federation
Edward D. Biorotz
Allied Building Trades Council
Susquehanna
Fonisylvania
Emiiar
Public Service Comms Aian
Maurice L. Cooke
Giant Power Survey
Pennsylvania
Wheat Prices Rise on Chicago Market Rally
Wheat advanced to 2.06 bushel at Ha keratown as buyers cited rising Chicago prices and a tightening domestic supply. The 1920 peak in wheat quotes marks a notable shift, while corn also hits a fresh high amid market activity.
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Hakeratown
Chicago
Baltimore Grain Prices Reported for January 20 1965
Baltimore grain prices list offerings for January 20 1965 shows domestic spot prices for No 2 red winter at 2.031 per bushel, No 2 red winter garlic, No 2 white oats at 0.6742, and No 2 spot rye at 1.6546 with related market figures and percentage changes.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Lifer Falls to His Death in Maryland Penitentiary
John Kelly, tied to a Sandy Springs bank robbery and cashier murder case, died in the Maryland Penitentiary after a failed escape attempt. As fellow prisoners tried to descend a window elevator, a short circuit and fire blocked escape, and Kelly dropped 74 feet to the concrete below. A guard, James W Megatek, was knocked unconscious during the chaos as others fled their cells.
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Baltimore
John Kelly
Navg
Sandy Springs
Batiawell
Mal Nis
Kelly
Stert
Sta Wnevasclona
Messick
Supper Sale By St Pauls Church Women
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings supper hosted in church lecture rooms by the Young Women's Home Missionary Society of St Pauls Church. Tickets cost 35 cantas. Proceeds support church and mission work.
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Young Women's Home Missionary Society of
Dier Bucketing Allegations Highlight Trial Testimony
Peter Ritter a former Wickelaga delivery clerk testified in the Charles A. Stanham case. Stanham part owner of the New York Giants, and six others face conspiracy and mail fraud charges. Ritter claims Dier and associates ran bucket shop activities through improper accounts.
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New York
Peter Ritter
Wickelaga Frm
H. 1, Dier & Company
Charles A. Stanham
New York Giants
E. 1
Dier
Stonaham
Defacaa Haa
Hebrew Ladrid Auxiliary Dance at Prof Stouffer's Academy
Hebrew Ladrid Auxiliary hosts a dance at Prof Stouffer's Dancing Academy on Tuesday night January 20 at 8 30. Prize waltz and door prize, admission fifty cents.
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Stouffer
OYBTER AND HAM SUPPER AT ST JULIA'S LUTHERAN
Community supper announced by St Julia's Lutheran Church offering oyster and ham dishes on Thursday and Wednesday evenings January 20 and 21. Funds raised support church activities and church hall improvements. Tickets available at parish office and from members of Ladias' Bibla Qlaag group.
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Ladias
St. Julia's Lutheran Church
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