davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29

We thus see that in 1928 and 1929 the air trans ports of the nation flew 246000O passenger miles Der passenger death Last year they flew 20,9270 034 pass enger miles per death.
 In eight years flying has become nearly ten times safe in terms of passenger-miles and than 15 times as safe in term of passengers carried
 Can any other industry mode of transportation show progress in safety greater than that?-Alaska Weekly
 The naval building holiday turned out to be nothing more than week end
 Many American who are willing to write Constitution have bothered to read the old one
 Horsepower multipies man-power but human brainpowe must still do the thinking for machinery
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29
Deyane One Vote Ahead Of Rivers
 In 4th Division

The following account of the primary election in the fourth Division is reprinted from a late issue of the Fairbanks NewsMin CT of May 18th.
 Devane now holds only a one vote lead over Rivers for senator, Ghezzi gained 2 votes on Thomp. son. leaving Thompson two a. head of Ghezzi; and Ross is with. in one vote of Rogge for high man among the representatives in the primary election race, as the result of Democratic election returns received today from Jack Wade, Cripple, Medfra and Frank lin precincts.
 No republican votes were cast at Jack Wade and Franklin.
 Division Totals
 Democratic-Dimond 1863; Tru- it 883; Boyle 778; Hoffman 268; He5se 92O; DeVane 562; Rivers 56l; 'Rogge 619; Ross 6l8; Green 598; Thompson 470; Ghezzi 467; Smith 402 Anderson 389; Palm l 1885.
 ] Republican-Gore 491; Mccain 44OJ Cole 4O8; MacSpadden l35; Storey 123; Wann APO; Hurley 462; Nerland 464; Johnston 349; Colbert 268; Boswell PAT; Edmun son 222; Buzby 225; Samuelsen 144;Rickert 1894; Cosslett 85.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29
Bitterness Is
 Apparent In
 Court Ruling
(Continued From Page One)

(Continued From Page One) only charge directed against SEC has been that it had neglected to use it's powers. was much too lenient. and favored promoters as against investors by failing to insist on full truth in reglstra- tion statements.
 Wall street applauded the work of Joe Kennedy as SEC chairman and warmly greeted appoint ment of his successor. Jim Lan- dis. That's one reason for the common belief here that the court was just letting off steam,
 The bitter split between con- servative and liberal justices on- ly becomes more intense. Strong fundamental differences of opin- ion, repeatedly expressed and with increasing acidity. probably do the courts prestige no good.
 One begins to hear criticism of Chief Justice Hughes, one Of whose traditional jobs is to apply the old oil in such instances.
 If Hughes had felt like being a good horse-trader. he might have persuaded both Sutherland and Cardozo to modify their langu- age in the SEC case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29
ALASKA HIGHWAY AND DEVELOPMENT
 PROBLEMS
Fairbanks NeWS-Miner)


 The general program for development of Alaska's potentalities from the quick yielding placers to the longved quartz properties and the inland auto tourist possibilities necessitates careful study and practical application of construction and extension of land high ways
 No empire ever will be made fully accessible and developed to the maximum without complete system of land highways Heavy traffic including the hauling of supplies and heavy tonnage output demands such roads The auto tourist travel future great asset de- mands it.
 The Alaska Yukon Pacific International Highway project is aimed along these lines and is under stood to have the sympathy and backing of the present administration. Still it does not materalize
 Failure of the Canadian government to meet the necessary expenditures is said to be the stumbling block In time this will be overcome When the whole project does get under way it will open vast area heavy travel and speedy development
 All this will come in time The sooner it comes the sooner will the country benefit and thousands of given much needed employment.
 In the meantime Alaskas highway system can and should be developed nternally-a system of its own, particularly branching out from the present splendid initial system radiatng out of Fairbanks to numerous goldfelds-the premier assets of Interior Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29
SAFETY IN THE AIR

Two or three outstanding air tragedies in recent months have concentrated public attention on the dan- gers of flying such an extent that has retarded the development of air transportation to a considerable degree No place in the world is air transportation ot more importance than in Alaska and it therefore seems to us worthwhile to call attention to actual facts con- corning the dangers of this form of travel Here are the figures for the last eight years in the United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29
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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-29
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(The Houghton Line)

Nearly every opinion is an old idea that has been forgotten
 Cowardice loves company, which accounts for the courage of mobs
 man bent on marrying woman may be broke before he marries her.
 Remember that nearly every one would sooner do business with an optimist than with pessimist.
 Fall colors-black and blue
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
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The Washington times., 1936-05-27
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La gaceta., 1936-11-19
PIDE UNA ENM1ENDA
CONSTITUTIONAL A FA-
VOR Do LOS TRBAJADo-
RES

New Brit nswick, New Je., nov.
i9.-Robert w. Johnson pre-
'ideHte de la po1erosa conrpa-
MIA johnson and johnson, de-
.lar6 aver que Ell gobierno debe
lar al hombre asalariado 10 que
nerece y que Ell mejor medic es
aprobar una enmienGa ccnstitu
ional dando al congreso autori-
lad para senalar ell maxine dc
horas de trabajo.
Johnson, cuya compafia dc
PROPHECIES farmaceuticcs EN-
plea a mas de 5000 personals
propone que los grandes rego-
los americanos le comedian a.
:enci6n al maximo de horas pa
ra todas las classes.
La industrial privada no he
hecho tOdavia 10 que debiera
Tpor ell trabajador. Els importan-
tie que actuemos prontamente.
AL obrero hay que ofre:erlt
buen trabajo, brena paga y ra-
zonable seguridad.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
MATo UNo DE Los.........
tviene de la 1a.)

propia casa. Dicese que uno de
los consejeros del gobernado,
IS un cuhado del Duce." No e.
xiste la mas mfnima duda de
que ell gobierno de la isla reci-
De 6rdenes de Roma y las cum
pie, pero nadie Sc atreve a de-
,irlo p1blicamente."
La Ciudad Universitaria.
donde Sc combati6 aver tan RI
damente, es una obra imponer
te que cost6 $27, 100000. ST
ncuentra a dos millas Y me
ia del centric de Madrid y 81
llega a ella por la avenida d.
a Rep1blica.
En- la Ciudad residian ma,
de 600 estudiantes.
Las obras empezaron Ell
1927, por decreto del exrey A
fonso.
Los edificios sc extiender
por un campo de mil acres.
James Able, corresponds.
de un peri6dico americana, to-
mo en- NavalcarnerO una i'm
presionante fotograffa de ma
de 80 milicianos que iban a SCI
fusilados al dia siguiente pol
los facciosos.
"Ver a un grupo de 80 6 ma
hombres en- perfecta salud
que van a morir por defende.
sus derechos, es horripilante
70 no guerra fotograflar a es
tos hombres, pero ellos Sc col,
caron frente a la camara, co
mo queriendo que sus ultimo
momentos sean conservados
Els I'm humane deseo que clio
!, quieran que sus camaradas
familias vean con que valen
tia hicieron frente a la muerte
Todos parecian reconcilia
dos con su suerte, Y en- calma
Despues que les dele, con tod.
calma me sente a analizar i
experienced"
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
ia POLICIA DETUVO AYER
A DIEZ MARINEROS

En- ell litoral, cerca del vapor
Chipana, declarado en- huelga.
la policfa disolvi6 aver los pi
quotes de marineros, detenien
do a diez trabajadores.
Los detenidos, en- cuyo favor
inmediatamente inici6 gestiones
La Dcfensa International Obre-
ra, Sc nombran j. Jenkins, E
Lord, A. Lindholn, c. Harris
G. Frost, j. Lepinsky, A. Gun.
zelman, N. Godillo, L. Lynch
j. Gurk.
Acusa la policfa a esos HON.
bres de alteration del orden, a,
erosion a un agente de la auto.
ridad, lenguaje obscene e impe'
1ir a la policia que crmpliers
on su deber.
Cada uno debera prestar fiar
"a de $1,000 para gozar de libel
lad provisional.
Los defendera ell letradC
Bryan, de la Defensa Interna.
cional Obrera.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
CITACION A LOS CABALLE-
RIOS IEALES DE r

La Lcgia Caballerds Leales
deAmerica eta a todos sus
miembros para recibir a Don
Fernando de los Rios, ell emba'
jador de la Repbli.a EspanoIat
ell pr6ximo sabado por la nochei
a las diez, en- ell edificio de la
orden Caballeros Leales de A.
merica.
FL secretario, Sr. Enrique
Santos, ruega la a~sistencia de
todoS los hermanos.
Los Caballeros Leales han
venido actuando de acuerdo con
ell Comite de Defensa del Fren-
te Popular.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
LA ACORDO
MANDAR SU REP3ESEN-
TACION

En- junta directiva celebrada
anoche la sociedad la Frater-
nidad" acord6 mandar una CO.
mission a recibir a Don Fernan-
do de los Rios y adherirse a los
aetos organizados por ell Comite
de Defensa del Frente Popular.
Preside esta sociedad, una
las mas antigras de Tampa, el
Sr. Alfonso Coniglio, un conoci-
do lider antifascista.
Ell subsecretario, cumpliendo
6rdenes de la directiva, tomara
hoy parte en- ell recibimiento al
embajador espanol.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19

OperGdO
FL conocido j6ven Luis R.
Gonzalez, hijo de los esposos
Armando y Teresa Gonzalez, We
cinos de la avenida IL y Gale
IL, fue sometido a una dificil
operation despues de haber sido
examinado por varios especial
listas que opinaron sc trataba
'de una operation muy importan
tie.
En- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espanol fue operado ell j6ven
Gonzalez por ell inteligente me,
dico, DR.. Santiago Paniello, que
realize la Intervention quiruri
gica con feliz resultado.
Numerosas personals visitan
al apreciable enfermo, que esta
en- Was de un prontO restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
Bale de Coronaci6n

DUtte u6 IONuCtOH
Recordamos ell bale de coro-
naci6n annual que este aho cele-
brara la sociedad Unione Italia
ma en- sus salones de la Septima
avenida Y Gale Is, ell dia % de
este mes.
Err esta fiesta subira al tronO
IA corte electa compuesta por
las gentiles sehoritas Marion
Italiano, la nueva Reina, y sus
Damas Josefina Bellucia, Rose
Scaglione, Mile Valenti y Ma
mie Vaglica. Ell acto de la coro-
naci6n tendra efecto a la ! de
la madrugada.
Ell programa bailable estara
a cargo de las orquestas Don
Francisco y Los Bohemios.
Estan encargados de la orga-
nizaci6n de esta fiesta los j6-
venes John Lazzara, Paul An
tinori, Joe S. B. Coniglio, Peter
Maniscalco, Angelo Spicola, Pc
ter Puppello, Mario Pullara.
Henry Scaglione y Dick Reina.
presididos por Ignazio Amino
ri.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
del Centre Espa6ol de Ybor. e

Wa 0As
dia cinco de Disiembre sera
inaugt ado, con un magnifico
cabaret privado. Numsrosas per
sonas visitan a diario la sala y
vierten palabras de admiration
para la obra.
Para los bailables ha sido con-
tratadas las orquestas de Ma
no Sanchez, y Los Bohemios.
A continuation publicamos la
lista de las personals que han
separate mesas ihasta ahora :
Domingo Perez, Agustin Ba-
rreiro, Salvador San.hez, Jr.,
Oscar Mijares, Rail Vega, DR..
Santiago Paniello, j. A. Fran
ruiz. B. Valero, Charles Suarez,
Forentino Fernandez, Domin-
90 Dago, Harry Wilderman, AL
Lopez, Plano Valdes, Jose Gu
tierrez, F. Astro, Arturo Ortiz,
lose Santome, Frank Llauguet,
M. K. Hudson, P. A. Riggsbee,
A. L. Greco, Victoriano Mantei-
ga, Ramon Fernandez Rey,
Francisco Espina, Benjamin
Ncriega, R. B. Diaz, Dave Owen
Two Deminicis, Manuel Fiusa, j.
A. Franqriz, Horacio Gonzalez,
Mrs. L. Torres.
Sera una fiesta que hara his
toria en- las paginas de la distin
guida sociedad Centre Espahol.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
mbramiento


Ha sido nombrado Medico Ra
di6logo de la Quinta Covadon.
ga, perteneciente al Centre AS.
turiano, ell DIR. Gustavo Porro.
Ell DR.. Porro sc ha captado la
confianza en- esta rama de Ia
medicina, donde sus conocimien
tos son bastos y acertados. Pres
ia servicios tambien en- ell Cen
tro Espahol y Ell Bien P1blico.
Sustituye al DR.. Brown, que
venia desempenando csc cargo
en- la C~ovadonga.
Felicitamos al inteligente me-
dico Y apreciable amigo.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
La fiesta de hoy

Como anunciamos anterior
mente hoy dara comienzo ell Ba-
Ear que preparan las Hijas de
Maria, Damas del Altar Y Sa-
RADIO Nombre, de la Iglesia
Tuestra Sonora de la MERGED.
Sera en- los salones de la AGA
dennia San Jose. Fla sido conve-
nj ntemente adornado para es-
Itos dias de fiesta. Hoy Y MANA
na,, ademas de los entreteni-
mientos que hay, Sc servira a
has 6 de la tarde una comida al
precio de IS cts. ell cubierto. Ma
rama por la noche Sc sortearan
arios objetos entire ellos un ra
dio K. C. A. Victor de 9 tubos.
El sabado terminara la fiesta
con un bale por la orquesta
Bob Portion.
Sera de 10 a 2 de la madru-
gada.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
La reception de hog en-
ell CtrculO CubGnO

Como anunciamos anterior
mente esta noche Sc lie dara una
reception a la C~andidatura No.
2, en- la que figura como candi-
dato a la Presidencia de la res
petable sociedad Circulo Cuba
no ell conocido abogado Sr. Ri
chard Morales, primer vice-Pre
sidente Sr. Francisco Delgadc
y segundo vice, Sr. Diego AL
mengual, con veinte y dos vOca-
les.
A esta reception ha sido invi-
tado ell Sr. Rafael Martinez Y
Dor, ex-C6nsuI de Cuba en- ests
ciudad, que hoy reside entire no
sotrcs.
Atentamente Sc nos invita- y
con gEsto asistiremOs.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
IMPORTANTE JUNTA

La Union 474 de Escogedores
no sinforma que tendra una reu
MON de corta duraci6n este Vier
mes, empezando a las z P. NJ,
para que sus miembros puedan
mas tarde asistir a los actos en-
que hablara Don Fernando de
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
A LAS COMISIONES QUE
EN- Ell CO
MERCIO

Esta nOche seran presentadas
al Embajador de Espaha, Don
Fernando de los Rios, las conf
stones que tienen a su cargo la
recolecta en- ell comercio.
La presentation Sc hara des-
pues de la reception official.
Las comisiones, al igual que
las de las f&bricas, han venido
laborando con gran entusiasmo
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
NOTAS SMAIE

Rail pas6 sus vacaciones via
jando por Mejico yCuoa. Del
primer lugar trae munhos obje-
tos tipiccs muy curiosos.
Pertenece ell joven Cuervo a
la Secci6n de Recreo del Gen.
tro Espanol y al floreciente club
Optimistic.
Viene encantado de su pa
SEQ.
Saludamos afectuosamente al
epreciable amigo.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19

los Rios, Em5Sjador de Espana,
la reunion de los Escogedores,
por la rrgencia e Importance
del problema cue Sc presentara
en- ella, no puede ser posterga-
da.
Nos pide la Union 474 que in
diquemos a sus miembros que
esperG su asistencia puntral-
mente, a las z p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
NJ nr.neras Nneas de hon

M primerGs NneGs dc hoy
Pm saludo sincere desde astas
columns q Exmo. Embajador
de Espaha en- los Estados Uni
dos, Sr. Don Fernando de los
Rios, que llega hoy a esta ciu-
dad.
AL respectable d~iplomatico ex
presamos nuestro respeto y col
sideraci6n, deseandole una gra'
ia estancia en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
MsjOrudG

MeJOTuUU
La simpatica Srta. Milagros
Diaz, que fue sometida a una O.
peraci6n de appendicitis en- la
clinica "El Bien Publico''.
IL Srta. Diaz es hija de los
aprcciables esposos Manuel y
Dolores Diaz.
Mucho nos alegramos de su
estado y rogamOs pOr su prontc
' total ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19

De TegTeSO
Sc encuentra de nuevo entire
~nosotros ell estimado j6ven Raul
Cuervo, competente empleado
de las oficinas de Correo de Y
Dor.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19

FL salon del Centre EspGaOI
Sc lie estan dando los cults
mos" toques al precioso salon
Evening star., 1936-08-17

situation would be handled In a "tra-
ditionar' manner. If the central labor
union or State federation refused TO
comply with such an order, its char
ter would be taken away. Any local
union refusing to support such an
order would likewise find itself de-
priyed of its charter by its own inter-
national union and another chartered
in its place. But today things are
different.
Expelled Union Reinstated.
Only 10 days ago, Daniel j. Tobin,
head of the Teamsters' Union, ad-
mitted he had "reinstated" q recall
citrant union in Minneapolis which he
had summarily expelled several months
ago for unauthorized actions. What
he did not stress was that he had
attempted to organize Q rival "recog-
nized" local to displace, as had been
done countless times in the past, the
OUTLAW" group, and that his "recog-
nized" group failed to recruit any sub
stantial number of members, while the
outlaw" union grew by leaps and
bounds, taking in not only teamsters
and truck drivers, but clerks in the
shipping departments Of department
stores as well. Failing to overwhelm
the outlaw group, he made peace
with it, and the union is now back in
the fold.
A similar situation occurred in the
International Seamen's Union, which
expelled the Sailors Union of the
Pacific for noncompliance with orders
of the international officers, after it
had affiliated with the Maritime Fed
Evening star., 1936-08-17

Grafton Of the Pacific, headed by the
radical" Harry Bridges, leader of the
San Francisco general strike Of 1884.
After the charter was revoked, the I.
s. U. undertook recruiting campaign
for recognized" local, but without
success. Negotiations to bring the
OUTLAW" union back under the I. s. y.
banner are now under way.
with Executive Council members
admitting that several hundred OF the
local craft unions and State fedora
tions have indorsed the stand Of the
c. I. o., disputes on wide scale can
be expected the moment the expulsion
order Is issued.
Evening star., 1936-08-17

demns both major political parties
for attacks ON the Civil Service.
The book was written by Herbert s.
Hollander. Washington newspaper
man, and published by William Ull-
man, also Of Washington.
Although the book discusses in de-
tail the extensive undermining OF the
Federal Civil Service during the past
four years, and declares that the free
rein given the spoilsmen during the
present administration "has reached
the proportions Of national scandal" |"
the author nevertheless makes 1t plain
that the issue is one which must be
faced by both parties.
Evening star., 1936-08-17

"It Is not enough" he wrote, shat
political platforms declare sonorously
the parties allegiance to the Civil
Service; nor 1t is enough that men
and women In all walks Of life affirm
their belief in the merit principle.
Party platforms and party leaders
have given ample lip service to the
merit plan; the records are filed to
overfiowing with protestations OF their
undying regard for it. All too often it
has been, to paraphrase, sound and
fury and hypocrisy, signifying
nothing
"The crisis calls for concrete action
by the millions OF Americans who pay
Evening star., 1936-08-17

for the upkeep Of the Government and
who deserve from 1t the efficient, eco
nomical and capable service which
can be achieved only through the
merit system.
The book, I2s pages long, is avail
able at book stores or direct from the
publisher.
Evening star., 1936-08-17
Don't Cut Corns ,
T. Shed Them Off

You should never cut cornsl E-Z
Korn Remover softens hardest and
most troublesome oorns. Deadens
pain, 1ooSenS core, and entire corn
peels right of. Works fast. Rarely
ever fails. Thousands use it. Only
35c at drug stores.
Evening star., 1936-08-17
Wool Is Reclaimed.

A carbonizatioR process reelaiuis all
wool from waste clothes and rags for
q second use. AL vegetable matter,
such as cotton and linen, is removed
by acid fumes leaving the wool intact
to be used for other purposes.
Evening star., 1936-08-17
Some Inventors Profit.

Occasionally inventors themselves
reap fortunes from their inventions,
The roller skate is said to have rea-
Lied more than $1,000 900; rubber
tips Tor lead pencils over 500, 900 a
Evening star., 1936-08-17
BOOK HITS BOTH
PARTIES ON SPOILS
II. S. Hollander Contends Citi.
zens Must Rally to Merit
Cvs&Ayn

Declaring 1t is impossible TO place
the blame for the recent disastrous
resurgence Of the spoils system" on
any party or group or individual,
"Spoils," a new book out today, con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-09

The old prospector said one word and through the air came ! his strange bird. It landed near the Tinymites and Tapped It's wings Q bit.
 The kind men shouted, "Fly away and bring wee Duncy back toe day. Till you return with our small friend, right here we all will Slt." Away the bird went, very fast. The whole bunch watched him till, at last he disappeared from sight. Then Dotty said, Lets take q Snoo22.
 "If that bird makes good, twill be great. There's nothing we can do but wait. We may as well rest up, because there's not q thing to lose"
 Course, in the meantime Duncy was very upset and because he realized that he was far from all the Tinymites.
 The truck men bid the lad good by and drove away. One shouted, "I am sure that you can walk back, and you'll sec lot Of sights.
 It was the best plan Duncy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-09
neAwss M oEoR0g ScA'sbO
sNav kv HAL COCHRAN a

knew. He started walking, feel-i ing blue. It wasn't long until he met funny little man.
 I'm lost, kind Sir," wee Duncy cried. T wish that I could thumb ride. If there is any way to do that, tell mo, if you can"
 The strange man quizzed him for while and then he shouted, with n smile, "Oh, 50 you know the old prospectorP I wouldn't fret,
 "When no finds out that you are lost, he'll locate you, at any cost. He always takes care Of his friends, and he will now, I'll bet"
 Just then they heard 6 whirring sound and, as poor Duncy looked around, he saw bird come sweeping down. It gave the lad . scare.
 The strange man said, T told you sol That's the prospector's bird, l know!" And then the bird grabbed Duncy and away they went, through air.
 Copyright, l036, NIcA Service, Incl
 Duncy takes . long drop in the next stOry.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-02-06
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgomery
County, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tesla
mentary on the Personal Estate of
JAMES KICKS,
late of Montgomery County, deceased
ALI persons having Claims against
the deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated to the
subscriber on or before the 5th day
of August next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit
of said Estate. All persons indebted
TO said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9TH day
of February in the year of our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and
thirty-six.
TARLTON BROOKE,
r. No. 5, Rockville, Nd.
982 Executor.
WIN. F. PRETTYMAN, Atty.