Controls Bill Goes To Truman For Signature
Washington reports President Truman is expected to sign a ten month extension of wage and price controls. Congress amended provisions limiting housing, credit, and the Wage Stabilization Board while considering a retroactive move.
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Truman
Washington
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Rayburn I-Tex
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Senate
Rayburn
McFarland D.arz
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Senate House
Federal Reserve Board
Sturleidt
Wage Stabilization Board
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Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Enre Ilerald-Mnik
Endorse Porter For Top Legion Post In State
A statewide endorsement meeting at Dixon-Troxell Post No 21 outlined support for Porter to lead the state American Legion. Attending posts included Steadman-Keenan, Francis XII, Edwin C Creeper, Sykesville, Carroll, and others. Charles J. Miller presided as Department Vice-Commander, with Fred Scott as acting chaplain and Howard J Rohrer, Jr as acting adjutant.
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Paul Harrison
Steadman-Keenan
T. EL Rogers
Francis XII
Elder
Charles Downs
Edwin C. Creeper
James Stuart
Sykesville
Charles C. Eyler
Carroll Post
Dixon-Troxell
Punkstown
Post
Convention Week Opens Amid GOP Split and Democratic Talk
The GOP gathers for convention week after choosing delegates, with a rival faction forming over Eisenhower. Democrats discuss Truman prospects and names like Averell Harriman appear in a broader national debate as party leaders push for a viable candidate while navigating internal splits.
Frederick Man Dies In Chair
The piece reports on a Collier County case as the Supreme Court upholds a conviction. Lefty describes a sequence involving Applebaum’s belt in a car trunk and a bridge incident. He challenges the circuit court’s jurisdiction while noting an old law allowing a person who counts acre in transit to be tried in any county passed through.
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Supreme Court
Lefty
Applebaum
Collier County
State Supreme Court
Lethby
Circuit Court
Collier
Daily Mail tip editor seeks tips for city stories
Readers are urged to submit city news tips to the Daily Mail tip editor in Waterstown Maryland. Tips dailies accepted by phone or mail between 7:00 am and 2:00 pm weekdays. entries must be test information and contain essential details. Winners receive a prize but only the publisher’s notice lists last winners.
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Daily Mail
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Waterstown
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Fragmented Puzzle Clues From A Distant Page
A jumbled crossword style clue set includes across and down prompts with stray letters and garbled words. It mentions cement, oil, birds, islands, and various odd terms, suggesting a historical puzzle page with mixed solvable hints and misread entries.
Maryland Storm Rips Towns and Sects of Power
A severe Maryland storm lashed coastal and inland areas causing widespread damage. In Middle River a runabout foundered with a father and two sons unreported. lightning burned a deck hole and ignited other damage. Baltimore homes lost roofs and power failures spread citywide. On the Eastern Shore near Chestertown a truck accident killed Samuel Jacobs Jr. and a barn fire near Ridgely destroyed multiple outbuildings and disrupted telephone lines and power. High winds felled trees and unspecified structures, with outages reaching several counties including Salisbury and Ridgely.
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Helming
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Theatovia
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Hghtnassis
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Iremon
Salsbury
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Marblehead
Lay
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Debates on TV Could Shape Public Choice for President
The column argues for full dress presidential debates on television after conventions. It notes past debates between Lincoln and Douglas and calls for modern candidates like Tart and Eisenhower to face each other on air. It says TV time would reveal character and policy beyond single speeches, urging networks to host extensive debates.
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Dwight D. Risemhower
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Tacetof
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Sterilization Rules for Used Bedding in Maryland
Maryland bans sale of used bedding unless sterilized. Health Dept strict enforcement targets offers of unsterilized items. Marsland law incorporates sterilization practices in Hagerstown by Forsytits Storage on Mill Street.
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Maryland Health Department
Hagerstown
Forsytits Storage
Mill Street
iFlager Ark
Ady
Murray Says USW Ready For Talks With Small Firms
Murray announced the United Steelworkers are prepared for discussions with smaller steel producers to resolve the nationwide strike. He listed firms including Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Jones and Laughlin and Inland and said talks aim to avoid using the Taft Hartley Act.
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Pethlehem
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Youtestownh Sheet
Tito and
New York & Newspaper
Truman
New York Times
Auto accident victim Kay Jayre dragged twenty feet
Seven year old Kay Jayre was struck and dragged twenty feet by a passing car in front of her home in Nagtown. She was hospitalized at Washington Community Hospital with a head cut and brush burns. The driver, David W. Bowers of Hagerstown Route One, admitted the collision occurred after crossing into a stone culvert by the pond.
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Kay ‘Jayre
Nagtown
Washington Comunty Hospital
David W. Bowers
Hagerstown
Ghonn Heaven
Withug Unegle
Man Found Hanging In City Hall Cell
A man was found hanging in a city hall jail cell Saturday afternoon after being placed there by city police. George Dobson, aged 62, was discovered by officers and pronounced dead. The county coroner was expected to investigate the death as a possible suicide.
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Arbor
Bedi
Tla County Dei
George Dobson
FragmentedOCR Report Describes Suspenseful Incident
The text describes a man suspended by a belt around his neck who was cut down and taken to Washington County Hospital for examination and treatment. It notes difficult atmospheric conditions and mentions a battleship re launch with a note on a way label.
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Washington County Hospital
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