West German Parliament Divided Over Gambling Tax Use
West Germany debated a bill to outlaw nine licensed casino casas in Wiesbaden Bad Homburg and Travemuende. Christian Democrats led by Konrad Adenauer argued gambling taints morality despite revenue for social programs.
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City Cleans Streets After Snowfall
The City Street Department cleared main streets and roadways by mid morning after snow began at 2 a.m. Workers removed snow at crosswalks and drains while water melted. Early crashes from icy streets were minor. few cars needed chains as conditions improved.
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Acheson apologizes for gobbiedegook in NATO note
Secretary of State Acheson apologized for diplomatic gobbiedepook in his national address on the Lisbon meetings of NATO. He noted airfields and port facilities were called infrastructures and admitted unable to explain the naming. Despite this, he said substantial progress was achieved.
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Second Leap Year Baby For Grid Star
Washington reports a leap year baby born yesterday joins a set of two leap year siblings in the same family. Doctors say the odds of two leap year births in one family are about one in a million. Father Mikey Myrandferrick, famed gridiron star at the University of Pennsylvania and later the New York Giants, now runs a Washington restaurant.
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Obituary notes from Washington County and nearby towns
Obituaries report services and interments for Lina Ann Barnes and Elwood A McLaughlin with details on birthplaces, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Included are mention of Mrs. Lina Barnes’s family, Berkeley Springs carryings, Piney Plims Methodist Church service, and McLaughlin’s Pensacola burial after a February death.
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Pensacola
Teens Given Prison Terms in Federal Case
Two teenagers from Chevy Chase received prison terms after pleading guilty in a federal court. A third was placed on probation, with others from the same area facing related charges. The group was implicated in various thefts and a break in at a local business.
Reynaud Returns to Lead France Amid Economic Crisis
France awaits Paul Reynaud's return to form a national unity government to avert chaos. He plans talks with Assembly leaders to gain support for defense funding, tax cuts, and measures to prevent bankrupcy while including key figures from De Gaulle's circle and excluding the Communists.
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Navy to Deploy Six New All Weather Helicopters
The Navy plans six large all weather helicopters sent to Pacific bases. The aircraft, built for search and rescue, cargo and personnel transport, are to operate from carriers and amphibious ships. Originating in a San Yedilra, California departure, the fleet aims to enhance maritime support and disaster response capabilities.
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Acheson outlines postwar NATO plans at Lisbon conference
Secretary of State Acheson reported to the nation on Western talks in London and Lisbon aimed at bolstering NATO forces in Europe. The plan envisions 50 divisions under Eisenhower this year, base facilities, a European army by six nations, peacetime Germany reentry, and a restructured NATO with Paris headquarters. President Truman to present full foreign aid figures the week of March 6. Hearings start March 1.
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Ousting Russia from the United Nations Under Consideration
Armstrong urges Congress to remove Russia as a sponsor and ally of the United Nations citing aggression. He says bipartisan support exists and seeks a prompt committee hearing and passage. TheMissourian notes national debate and cites misinformation on housing data.
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Crocheted Baby Set Pattern Listing
An old pattern advert describes a crocheted baby set with wool trim and blue satin bows. It lists product items, size notes, and special handling for first class mail, naming multiple pattern numbers and the creator Carol Curtis in New York.
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Tennessee town struck by tornado killing and injuring many
A tornado ripped through a Tennessee town causing at least two deaths and extensive damage. Hospitals, churches, and the Lincoln County Courthouse sustained heavy blows while a Negro section suffered severe impact. National Guardsmen were deployed as residents faced outages and fires from downed lines.
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Slow but steady drop in food prices noted
Government data show a slow but steady decline in food prices with forecasts that the next cost index may reflect continued softness. Officials cited mid January to mid February price drops and farm product declines, noting uncertainty over a sustained downward trend and hopes for higher yields to keep prices down.
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Judge Warns Of Illegal Draft Advice In Maryland Court
Federal judge William C. Coleman warned against giving advice to evade the draft. He sentenced two men, Charles Richard Leeking, 20, of Frederick, to five years and Laverne Dargen Bay, 28, born in Vincennes, to three years for draft statute violations. The judge urged all readers to avoid assisting violations of federal law.
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19 Youths Seized In Police Crack-Down On Teen Auto Thefts
Police arrested 19 youths during a crackdown on teen age car thefts near Pittsburgh. One jailed youth, Marires de Roache of Baltimore, appeared in juvenile court after a wreck in a stolen car. Five companions were released to parents as the case moves to juvenile hearings.
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Mystery surrounds death of girl found in trunk
Greenwich police identified the dead girl as Mrs. Joanne Barbara Se... The body was found in an old trunk at a fashionable estate. Milwaukee police questioned an unidentified man about the disappearance dated January. No external violence or disease found. investigation continues.
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UIUC Names Lin Twang as Duo Champion Duo
Lin Twang and Lu An Duo of UIUC clinched top honors in a regional meet with strong performances from teammates. The event highlighted university athletes and coaches guiding a successful team effort at the campus facility.
TV News Introduces Effective Today Code of Good Practice
Washington reports that most outlets have signed a self imposed code to curb vulgarity and sensational content. Major networks including ABC CBS DuMont NBC and affiliates pledged to avoid crude or suggestive material and to consider educational and cultural needs of viewers. A National Association of Broadcasters committee drafted the code after FCC concerns about necklines and humor. The industry seeks self policing amid legal limits on censorship.
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Local Stocks Quotation Sheet
Quotations furnished by Colin & Co members of the New York Stock Exchange and located at 19 North Denation Street. The brief listing provides current prices and trading figures for a selection of stocks.
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Snowbound County Roads Open With Cautious Progress
Snowy conditions hampered travel across the county as Roads officials prepared to open the Kent Narrow Bridge and five miles of new road after clearing routes. Crews reported early progress with light slides and one to two feet of forecasted snowfall easing by afternoon. Forecasters expect warmer, calmer weather next week as oysters spawn begins with rising water temperatures.
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FBI Set Hearing Date in Whiskey Theft Case
Federal authorities prepare a hearing date as six men face charges in a large whiskey theft involving barrels and kegs. Key figures include John Wolford and Martin Wolford of Pennsylvania, with several suspects detained on state and federal counts. The cargo, valued at significant sums, was partially recovered. the rest remains missing as investigations continue.
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Unclear OCR Note on Population Figures in United States
A rough OCR fragment mentions approximately a million persons in the United States. The text is incomplete and contains typographical errors making precise interpretation difficult.
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