Price Control Fees Map Plans For Death Blow
Fragmented OCR text shows a debate on price control mechanisms and proposed acts. References to the Tyeregreg Pebipetye Act and assessments of price concentration appear, with mentions of authorities, contracts, and possible public notices. The readable fragments indicate legislative discourse and potential regulatory actions affecting goods and services.
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Washinton
Usagi
Yiatis
Geal
Spence
Stiberd
Bates
Taft Supports Discuss MacArthur as VP Candidate
With two weeks until the Republican convention, Taft supporters weigh MacArthur for vice president. Reports say Rhoade islanders and Ratt allies consider him a potential candidate as the party gathers in Chicago. Eisenhower leads with delegates, while Democratic contenders court labor and civil rights issues.
Planes Strike Korean Hydro Plants in Big Air Raid
U S planes bomb four of five hydro electric plants near Changjin Reservoir and Songchon River in Eastern Korea in the largest air raid of the war. Nearly 200 Navy planes from fleet carriers and dozens of bases supported the strikes, with F 85 Thunderjets said to complete destruction of the targets. F 86 Sabres engaged MiG 15s near Yale.
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Seoul
Korea
Air Force
Navy
Changjin
Songchon
Ilorea
Yale
U.S. Eighth Army
W. M. Installs Central Traffic Control System
W. M. Railway installs centralized traffic control linking Pine Western Maryland Railroad line toward Shippensburg. Ten months of installation at high cost enable Teetras control center to oversee signals and interlockings from Hitaeerstown with electrical interlocks and signal lights across the subdivision. The system will eventually be operated by Manchester crew and mirrors other railroads where it has proven successful.
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Comton
Maryland Railroad
Lancia
Svereni
Bern
Ssatom Air
Teetra Control Center
Hitaeerstown
Shippensburg
Pleretotore
Heede
Porathint
Local Soldier Hurt and Fined After Car Collision
Geapee Lester Bailes Jr of Ia gerstown, a soldier, was charged with reckless driving after a two car collision in Waynesboro. Dailey, driving north, passed into the other car, lost control, and struck Wayne S. Sprenkie. Bailes paid a 3 fine and 33.50 costs. the 1951 Pontiac involved was valued at about 1400.
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Geapee
Lester Bailes, Jr
Iagerstown
Rowery
Wis
Waynesboro
Hoth Ears
Bailey
Miles Oller
Dailey
Wayne S. Sprenkie
Wayneshorree
Natpare
Sprenkie
Trailes
Enrollment Up 600 In Schools
A board representative told the County Commissioners that September school enrollment will be higher and that vacant positions must be opened for counseling. Vacant rooms will open behind Greensburg Chews ville Ringeald and White Oak Harst. A representative from Maden Vian said a new Parrot School will open at the Mall but painting and paving are unfinished, requiring extra funds not in the original contract. The board will act on the matter later.
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Board of Prmelocation
Greensburg
Paub Wimhart
Maden Vian
Ure
Woman awarded damages after Bronx dogfight injuries
A Bronx Supreme Court jury awarded the woman 674 for injuries and medical expenses after she intervened in a fight between her terrier and a doctor's dog. The ruling cites the dogfight as the incident leading to the claim against physician Philip G Macdonald.
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New York
Bronx Supreme Court
Walkerson
Philip
TV Stocks Rally After Ban Lift Lifted
York June 24. Radio television Isaney entered the stock market as the government lifted the ban on color television set production. Radio Corp and Columbia Broadcast were active and modestly higher. Both have perfected color television systems. Stocks of other television makers followed the higher trend.
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W York
Radiotelevision Isaney
Radio Corp
Columbia Broad
Televisien
Omakera
Taft Bids For Pennsy Delegates In Key States
Taft campaigns across Pennsylvania to win delegates as Eisenhower and other figures loom. He plans meetings with delegates before noon as the GOP scene tightens in the run to the convention.
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Taft
Ban Lifted On Manufacture Of Color TV Sets
The ban on making color television sets was lifted by the National Production Authority replacing the outright prohibition with an order allowing firms to prove color TV production will not impair defense output. Administrator Henry M. Fowler expected few home TV makers would qualify due to defense work, but others with defense contracts could show their production would not hurt defense efforts.
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Washtustor
Fenverninen
Fie
Amtharsy
NDAD
Henry HW. Fowler
He Onder
Inust
Powter
Warm And Humid Weather Moving East Tonight
Weather forecast predicts warm and humid conditions moving east from Garrett and Allegany into Washington County by tomorrow. Temperatures may reach near 80s statewide with mid- to high 60s overnight. Thunderstorms and a few showers expected as a frontal system passes through the region.
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Werther Bureau
Garrett
Allegany
Washington County
Bad Brakes Blamed For Truck Car Crash
A vehicle operated by Mike Sakate, 20, of Sabraton, struck a car stopped for a traffic light at West Washington Street and Summit Avenue in South Amornine. The brakes failed to hold as he drove east on Washington Street, causing the crash near Browman, Hoovyboro, Route 2.
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Mike Sakate
Sabraton
Wo van
West Washington Streets
Summit Avenue
Sakale Tel
Washinton Street
Browman
Hoovyboro
Lattimore Trip A Fabrication Debunked by FBI
The FBI labeled a Washington Post report that Owen Lattimore planned a trip behind the Iron Curtain as a fabrication. The State Department had ordered customs to prevent departure but no travel was intended by Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins University professor and Senate investigation figure, while the PRI cited an alleged informant who admitted the claim was untrue.
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Owen Lattimore
Far East
Baltimore
U. S
Meawhile
Lattimore
Washington
Washington Post
FBI
Lattimmore
State Department
Latrimore
Johns Frooking University
Senate
Suite
Post
PRI
Persoan
Informi
Litellizence
Syrue
Rwerk
Michael JT
Pmedermatt
AWOL Prisoners To Be Kept In Jail
Permission granted to house AWOL prisoners at Washington County Jail. Lt G C Reams stated inmates would stay briefly and the county would be paid 40 cents per leak consumed. Two military policemen to be stationed in Hagerstown, per the County Commissioners.
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Washington County
G. C. Reams
Winslow Burhans
Reams
Hagerstown
Acheson Eden to chart joint anti communist strategy
Acheson and British Foreign Secretary Eden were to map a globe spanning anti Communist front. They planned coordinated Western policy talks with West European colleagues in London to counter Soviet moves. Churchill expected at luncheon as talks explored easing tensions with Egypt and Sudan amid Middle East strife.
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London
Jane
Recre Dary
Acheson
Anthony den Wert
Goraiaby’s
Korea
Yalu
Oxfoard University
Frengeh
Robert Schiman
Churchill
Western Europe
West Germny
Eden
Sudan
Suez Canal
Cain
Eugene Geary Named Road Head in EK Appointment
Eugene Geary was appointed county roads superintendent, succeeding Lester Swain who resigned after five years in the post. Geary’s career spans J. A. Ferguson & Co and the Sova Corporation of America, with roles in management and accounting at offices in Richmond and Baltimore, including a period with the Washington County Welfare Board.
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Eugene Geary
Beard
Geary
Lester Swain
Aber
Foy
J. A. Ferguson & Co
Benecal
Sova Corporaton of America
Baltimore
Richmond
Bride Geary
Soya Corporation
Lever
Conflict Near Beginnings as Korean War Near End
Seoul reports two years of brutal stalemate with two million casualties and ongoing pressure as Allied tanks push the Chinese in western Korea. The conflict, a seesaw struggle on a northeast diagonal line, nears a critical point amid talks and renewed combat.
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Korea
United Nations
USN
Kares
North Korea
Vnte
CV. S. Defense
Washington
Minister Fractures Ankle in Fall From Tree
The Toy Thalph RR Richard, minister of 1148 Virginia Avenue, suffered a compound fracture of his right ankle in a morning fall from a tree. He was admitted to Washington County Hospital for treatment and his condition was reported as fairly good.
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Thalph
Richard
Virginia Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Maryland movie censors to judge films as before
State Board of Motion Picture Censors said it will act within Maryland statutes while reviewing films. The move follows a Supreme Court decision on a film ban case, with officials noting bans require clear grounds such as obscenity, incitement of crime, or threats to morals. The Birth of a Nation was barred from a Frederick showing for risking riots and racial prejudice.
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Attv
State Board of Motion
Picshire Censors
Supreme Court
Harsmond
Cemserin Tir
Frederick
Warry Ro Stoll
Washington
Stull
Enayer
New Atomic Energy Plant To Be Built
Washington reports the State Joint Commission plans a new atomic plant likely in the Ohio Valley with an estimated cost near 1.0 billion dollars. It also proposes to retire two existing plants and two more under construction, part of funding envisioned after President Uruman asked Congress.
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Washington
Jtnevey
Ohio Valeley
Uruman
Congress
House
Self-Styled Moslem Sentenced For Draft Evasion
Ballimace June 24 A self styled Moslem named Earl X seriestyied Moston refused to answer to his "slave name" and was sentenced yesterday to a touran whall year term in prison for evading the draft. A crowd of followers in coter te suits robes and hoods filled the federal court near Gathersburg. An older brother Charles was sentenced to similar term last October. Two witnesses testified that selective service is constitutional and that religious and free speech guarantees through the first amendment apply.
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Ballimace
Earl X
Moston
Negra
Gathersburg
Bart William Washington
Charles
Hark NX
July 5 Declared a Legal Holiday in Annapolis
An unclear note states July 5 is designated as a legal holiday in Annapolis with some garbled details about dates and observances. It mentions a “dy Gow Mefsetdin” and “Ginnie ex” alongside references to tides, fires, and fidny noviad, but the intent remains a holiday declaration.
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Annapolis
Dune
Ginnie
Mock Bomb Attack on New York Defense Test
A mock attack on New York is planned today to test air defenses. An Air Force crew will simulate an enemy plane, with jet fighters alerted to intercept. Motion pictures will show the exercise from planes, defense centers, radar stations, and bases for television broadcast Sunday.
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New York
Air Force
Pro- Cyaytys
Motor Scooter Fined After Teenager’s Reckless Drive
A Hagerstown teenager, Jimmy Manford, 415 Clarendon Avenue, was fined 35 dollars plus costs by Magistrate William D P Kreykenboum for two traffic charges after a series of incidents. He previously received warnings for reckless scooter riding and on May 27 struck Cushawa, causing nine days hospital stay for Cushawa. Manford was also fined 329 for the May 8 offense and 825 for reckless driving in the Cushwa incident. Magistrate urged the youth to stop riding and for parents to cover the fines rather than giving him money.
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Hagerstown
Warner
Willia D P. Kreykenboum
Jimmy Manford
Clarendon Avene
Hospital Umil
Norman Gerhevich
Salen Avenue
West Side Avenue
Gerderich
Mia Hoyenin
Tisy Cushawa
Washington Street
Cushwa
Salon Avenue
Some Ammunitions Rationed In Korea
The Defense Department says it has rationed some types of ammunition in Korea due to shortages from artillery units firing at a faster rate than in World War II. The measure is not unusual and does not leave soldiers without shells.
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Washington
Defense
Department
Korea
Brazilian Convicts Flee Coast Town in Large-Scale Breakout
Report describes a chaotic escape in Parath where about 2000 Brazilian convicts fled from Anelieta jPst last Friday. Troops and police pursued, with coastal towns turned into makeshift havens as inmates fought their way out.
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Rio de Janeiro
Parath
Anelieta
jPst
Irle
Reds Say Screening May Prolong War
In Munsan Korea on June 24 communist truce negotiators warned the United Nations that continued screening of prisoners at Koje Island may extend the Korean War. North Korean Gen Nam Tl accused the UN side of dangerous steps. Maj Gen William K. Harrison replied that the right to freedom cannot be bartered and individual free will must be respected.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Koje Island
Nam
One 1bd mile battle near Chorwon in Korea
An Allied patrol fought a Red unit west of Chorwon for nearly two hours in a scene of heavy fighting over the past two weeks. About 20 Red troops were killed, the Army reported. Allied experts reviewed gun film from Moudiv's raid on North Korean power plants and suggested more Red targets may be marked for attack. Washington officials noted Monday's raid on Communist positions.
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Chorwon
Asl
Moudiv
Washington
Bel Air Killer Suspect Sought in Messina Slaying
Baltimore police hunt for Tony Rosa owner of a green sedan linked to the body of Anthony Messina a 54 year old Bel Air Market Fruit stall operator found shot four times in the head in the car trunk. Salvatore Messina the victim’s brother was summoned to identify the body. The wallet held over $50 and a diamond ring. The decomposing odor led authorities to the vehicle. Rosa is described as 30 to 40 with dark curly hair and a heavy Italian accent.
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Baltimore
Tony Rosa
Anthony Messina
Bel Air Market
Messina
Salvatore
House of Correction
Rosai
Tim
Stordy
Supplement will feature hospital addition dedication
The Daily Mail will publish a special one page Thursday supplement focusing on the dedication of the Washington County Hospital addition, Pang born Hall and the harass home. Copies may be obtained at newsstands or by phoning the Daily Mail circulation department. The supplement will include many pictures and stories on the hospital history and medical progress.
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Daily Mail
Washington County Hospital
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