davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
Sc LIE NEGO LA ENTRADA
A UN F~UNCIONARIo DEL
SOVIET

San Francisco, Mayo 21-Un
"atache" del departamento de
concrete del gobierno russo, JAG
.lues Grossman, no pudo aver
.lograr su entrada en- los Esta =
dos UnidOs, por rehusarsela Ed
w. Cahill, comisionado de in
migraci6n.
Cuando Sc lie pregunt6 81 creia
en- la presente forma de gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos, o 81
la destruirfa, el Sr. Grossman Sc
neg6 a contestar. Sobre la pro-
tesla del consul russo en- Saf
Francisco Sc lie dej6 detenido en-
la isla Angel.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
LEE DICE QUE DOS JUICES
APROBARON LA REOR-
GANIZACION

Tallahassee, Mayo 21.-Ha-
blando aver en- ell parque de es
ia ciudad, ell Intervention del eS-
tado, j. M. Lee, manifesto que
dos jueces de la COrte del Cir
quito, electos en- ell condado de
Dade, aprobarOn la reOrgani-
zacion y venta de la Dade
County Security Co. y que los
libros muestran la firma del
juez Trammell, autorizando la
transaction, una semana des :
Ipuss de haberle sido hecha la
peticion. Sin referirse al gober
nadOr por su nOmbre, ell inter-
ventor sehal6 Que de los $4,000
pesos de sus notas, negOciadas
pOr ell IiquidadOr del Banco del
condado de VOlusia, pOr IS mil
pesos de bcnos de Sanford,
eran notas inseguras.
Anadio que ell liouidador to-
davia tiene $50, 900 de los boz
nos y Otros $1,000 que fuerOn
vendidOs en- 81 valOr par.
Neg6 ell liquidadOr que Sc
.hubiesen hecho trasacciones en-
tire sus IiouidadOreS y los inte-
reses de DUPONT.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
Townsend contesto indignado a las
preguntas del Representante Hoffman
Dijo que la Organization contaba con
5000 Clubs en- TODD ell pals

Washington, Mayo 21.-El
DR.. Francis E. Townsend, autor
del plan de- penMones que Ileva
su nombre, contest6 aver indig-
nado a preguntas que Ie hicie-
ra ell representante republican,
HsffRan, del estado de Michi :
gan, y diip q&e SD organization
cuenta con mas de 5000 Clubs
en- TODD Ell pals.
"IEs cierto que listed no Sc
halla en.erado del md imiento
del plan, con la sola excl nci6n
del dinero, no es aDi?-pregun-
to Hoffman.
Decline contestar una pre-
gunta de esa clase."
BlQuS reeiben en- eambiO pOr
IS diharO Zoe mismhrOs Dc sa1
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
Los ~lnspectdres de Licencias tienen que dar
parte de sus suicides para I'm fondo de campaha
Hawthorne pronuncio un elocuente disOurso
en- favor de la candidatura de Patty

Ell exfjscal del estUdo en- ell
cOndado de Dade, N. Vernon
Hawthorne, a quien Ell goberna-
dor Sholtz destituy6 injusta :
mente, sirviendo intereg es poll
.ticos, habl6 anoche en- esta ciu-
dad defendi do la candidatura
de B. F. ~, de West Palm
Bead1, uno de los mas fuertes
candidates al gobierno de IA Flo
rida.
Hawthorne asdkura que a los
inspectores de licencias del Es-
tado Sc les obiiga a dar una par
te de sus sueldos para ell fondo
de la campaha electoral de los A.
migos de Sholtz. I'm inspector
le diiO a 81, en- el condadO de
Dade. que contribution for :
.zesa ms0st da2E0.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
LA IONA DE POSSESSION
DEL VICEPRESIDENTE
LAREDO BRU

Habana, mayo 21.-Con asis-
.tencia de rs senadores y presi-
diendo ell Sr. Justo Luis del Pc
70, tom6 aver possession de la vi
cepresidencia de la RepGblica y
de la presidencia del senado, el
DIR. Federico Laredo Bru, lider
nacionalista.
Cuando ell presidente Pozo hi
20 la proclamation, ell DR.. Lare-
do Bru lie sustituy6 en- la presi-
'dencia, saludando a los senado-
res y ofreciendo que sera un
compahero leal en- ell servicio de
la patria.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Clubs ell abogado Su
.llivan.
''Reciben TODD 10 que sc les ha
Ofrecido. No hay engaho para
nadie"
. Hablando desph6s con los pc
SQdistas, el DIR. Townsend ase-
apr6 que 81 plan tendra no me-
nos de 200 partidarios en- el pro
ximo Congreso. "Barremos ell
pals al oeste del Mississippi"
Townsend cree que seria po-
sible rebajar lasedad de las PEN
stones desde 6OAhos a IS.
Admiti6 que habia tenido va
rias conferencias con ell padre
Coughlin y con Gerald X. Smith
OrganizadOr del "reparto de Ia
.riqueza" con 81 apOyO del difun-
20 Husy LOpg.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
Peterson hablo ante la Sociedad JeffersOnian
Deben corregirse los errores que Sc
aprecian en- la Constitution

tos y pedirles 10 mismo en- los
suyos. Algunos ciudadanos mi
ran la constitution con santimo-
niosa reverencia, como 81 fuese
Slgo que no be ser tOcado. Yo
no abOgo por frecNente cambios
en- las leyes y en- IA constitu-
.ci6n; pero creoSque iaaeT-
fecciones que IS aprecian de-
ben ser corregidas para evitar
sus malos efectos.
Hablaron tambien sobre poi
ticos ell abogado general lands.
eel candidate a sheriff JerryNMC
ILAod, William c. Pierce, Pau
lake l. 7. Shoemaker.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Elecciones honradas... iCuan
tos ciudadanos pondran los
clubs cfvicos a vigilar la pureza
electoral, en- los prescintos, ell
dfa 2 de JUNO?
Sin vigilancia, los "rellena-
dores" no podran resistir las
tentadoras ofertas; sin vigilan-
cha, los "repetidores" haran de
las suyas y cobraran; sin vigil
lancia, triunfaran los candida
tos mas cinicos o mas 'ladro-
nes", no los predilectos del cleo
torado.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Habl6 anoche ante la socie-
dad Jeffersonian, en- ell hote!
Florida, ell representante j. Har
din Peterson, que es candidate
a la reelection.
Peterson fu@ presentado por
ell abogado Ear. Dickinson y
dijo que es necesariO hacer e
conomias en- Ell gObieno, pues'
de 10 contrario creceran Lac con-
trih eiohes.
@Nuestro interes debe oonsis-
tir en- abrir las pueTtas del Co
merciO y dar libertad a fOdas
las psEsOnas para que HEAigan
10 cue desssn q nnsStgOs pasEO
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Elecciones honradas.. Las
ha ofrecido ell sheriff Mcleod,
un expert odista, a los vecinOs
del condado de Hillsborough.
40 quiero que en- los conf
clos .riunfen los hombres que el
pueblo seleccione con sus vo-
tos".
iCumplira Jerry 10 que ha d.
cho a sus mejores amigos y a
los CLUBS civicos?
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
LEE ORDENA OTRA DISTRI-
BUCIoN DE FONDOS A
LAS ESCUELAS
MAX HAE r

Tallahassee, Mayo FL. - O.
ira distribution de fondos a las
escuelas del cOndado fuS anun
.ciada aver por ell Intervention
M. Lee, quien avis6 al gOber-
nadOr tener disponibles $751;
756.
Esta Distribution eIeva Ell to
tai del dinero dado por Ell Es-
tAdo a las escuelas a 9,467, sos
pesos, o un equivalence de 700
pesos por cada maestro.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
MITIN EN- WEST M

ESta nOche Sc efectuar6 un
mitin pOlitico en- West Tampa,
en- Ia Gale de Main y Howard,
habIandO los candidates. a fis-
cal del cOndadO, tasadOr de con
tribuciOnes, juez del cOndadO,
legiSladOreS y OficialeS del dis
tritO nGmerO 2.
Sc ha fijadO las 1850 como
bora de cOmienzO, de acuerdo
con las instrucciOnes del presi-
dente del comitS executive de-
mOcr6tieO, abOgadO GraysOn.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
ESTA ENFERMO Ell CONDE
DE

New York, Mayo 21.-Esta
enfermo en- sus habitaciones del
hotel en- que vive, ell eonde de ca
vadonga, exprincipe heredero
de la corona de Espaha. Una ro-
dilla inflamada lie oblig6 a guar
dar CANA.
La enfermera que 10 asiste
manifesto aver que la presente
indisposici6n no es de cuidado.
Sigue en- la Habana, donde re
side su familia, la esposa del
condo, Sra. Edelmira Sampelro!
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
SANCHEZ ROMAN NOMBRA
DO PRESIDENTE DE LA
COMISION JURlDICA

Madrid, Mayo 21.-Ha Sido
nombrado presidenterdenla Co
mission JuridIca que estudiarG
los proyectOs de ley del Frente
Popular, Ell catedraticO Sr. San
chez Roman, presidente del
Partido Nacional Republican,.
Sanchez Roman es presiden-
te del observatorio agricOIa,
encargado de aplicar la ley de
reforma agraria.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

La "canalla fascista" acome-
te y asesina en- Espana.
81 ell gobierno de Casares Qui
roga no castiga a los criminales
a los enemigos de la RepGblica,
de los trabajadores y de la de-
mOcracia, ell pueblo Sc tomara
la justicia por su mano.
Y despues... vendra ell SEN
timentalismo de los reacciona-
rios y republicanos tibios.
Fascismo significa e%nvileci-
miento de los principles repu-
blicanos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Ell DR.. Townsend contest6 e.
nergicamente a las necedades
del representante Hoffman.
AL pueblo corresponds deci-
dir 81 ell plan debe implantarse,
con 5000 al mes o menos.
Con preguntas tontas y ma
la intenci6n no Sc Dodra conte-
ner la avalanche" de los 'town
sendistas".
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

No conocemos al DIR. Miguel
Mariana Gomez y honradamen-
tie creemos que nunca debi6 lie
gar q la presidencia de la Rep1-
blica; pero su mensaje de aver,
leido al congreso cubano, es a.
lentador, 81 las promesas hechas
Sc cumplen.
Dara al pueblo 81 los egisla-
dores lie ayudan, nuevas Y exec
lentes leyes; distribuira la ri
queza...
lC6mo hara ell reparto de la
riqueza, bajo ell plan de Huey
Long con arreglo a las ideas
de Lenfn y Stain?
Cast todos los presidentes les
han hech0 a los cubanos brillan-
ties ofrecimientos y algunos has
ia hicieron juramenl.os "sobre
ell altar de la patria"; y al final
de la jornada... Tulipan Y Ce-
FRO.
Els probable que Miguel Ma
riano tenga buenas intenciones,
y que desee pasar a la historic
como uno de los mejores presi-
denies de Cuba; pero no basta
con buenos prop6sitos y menos
teniendo a Batista de ''apunta-
dor" y tirano.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
DE TIERRA
B UN TREN

Zaragoza, mayo 21.-a tres
kilometres de C~alatayud ocu-
rri6 un desplome de terra, ca
yendo desde la montana sobre
un tren que pasaba. Pereci6 el
maquinista Santiago Moreno y
sufrieron heridas 3 personals
mas.
Ell maquinista Sc di6 crenta
de 10 que iba a suceder, pero no
pudo frenar a tempo.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

ICuAndo Ell DIR. Luciano Mar
tinez lie pegara Ell puntapie de la
la cesantia al comisionado uni
versitario, Ell dOctorcillo Barre
ma?
Con amplia autonomia, Ell Sr.
CohisionadO, protegido de Full
genciO, tendra que vOlver a su
catedra, 81 ell estudiantado Sc
10 permite.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
PARA Ell o A LAS
FAMILIAS DE LOS SODA
DOS

Roma, Mayo 2l-Se aprOb6
.pOr Ell gObiernO un creditO de
2445 millOnes de liras para
dar Ell sOcOrro diariO a las fa-
milias de los sOldados que Sc
eneuentran en- Africa.
Mussolini fizn6 anoche Ia
Orden para diSpOner del dinerO
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

81 la artonomfa Sc devuelve a
Ia Universidad Nacional de Gu
ba, como ha prometido ell DIR.
Luciano Martinez, nuevo secre-
tario de edacaci6n, ell teniente
Dfaz Baldoquin, exayudante del
presidente Grau, volvera a la je
fatura de Ia policfa universita-
ria.
Baldqquin, un exes.udiante
muy querido por sus compahe-
ros, vive actualmente en- Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Eleceiones honradas... Rum6-
rase que los fraudes, los ''robos
de votos, Sc dejaran para las Sc
.gundas primaries.
81 Ell sheriff garantiza Ia de-
cencia de las ~primeras, 1permi-
.tira que la obra Sc derrumbe en-
las segundas?
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

SInvestigara ell gcbierno de
Miguel Mariana, fuera de la in
fluencia de Batista y Pedraza,
ell horrendo asesinato de Octa-
vic Seigle?
jSeran castigados los chaca-
les, los monos con "alma de IL
gre" que lie arrancaron los de-
dos de las manos a Octavio?
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Fl visjo Rafael Montalvo,
nuevo secretario de Defensa en-
Ell gabinete de Miguel Mariana.
escribi6 cartas laudatorias de
FuIgenciO Batista, hAee aIgunOs
meseL
RVin RiVsTO las CoUaaut6 ,
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Jerry ofreee unprecedented. Ell mensaje de
Miguel Mariana. - Use lie pagara al Chase? -
Batista y la feIicidad de Cuba. - Hay
que vigilar

entonces, en- opinion de don Ra-
fael, ell exsargento era algo asi
como ell Salvador de la patria.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Una pregunta para ell nuevo
jefe del estado cubano: lie pa
CARA al Chase National ell dine
70 de los emprestitos ilegales
que lie Ihiciera al exdictadOr &C.
rardO Machado?
81 paga, Ell pueblo lie despre.
clara Y lie aborrecera: 81 no pa
ga tendra que resistir la "pre-
sion" de los embajadores Y de
Mr.. Sumner Welles.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Peter TomaseIIo dijo anoche
en- esta ciudad que Sholtz nom
brara senador INFERNO al ex-
gObernador Martin. A Gambia
del favor, Martin y sus amigos
apoyaran a Dave para la Sc
naduria que Trammell dej6
Ivacante.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

FulgenciO Batista sali6 del
palacio presidential, luego de
Ia tOma de possession de Miguel
Mariana, y dijo: Que este sea ell
comienzo de la felicidad de Gu
ba.
Para que la felicidad fuera
Fcompleta", ell coronel debia
marcharse, renunciar su pues-
to de jefe de estado mayor.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Refiri6ndose al senador Hold
ges 10 calific6 de candida ia
administration, 10 mid he
Grady Burton. "Siento q6e a
Burton 10 usen como instrumen
to, porque 81 no sera electo go :
bernador. Pero ellos esperan Ia
election &aaalguien acceptable a
adminstPacfon
"Ustedes saben que si,ppele
darle la siTh ~ gobernadof
hombre de su agrado, este ie
ponds en- posici6n de levantar
Ell latigo en- la competencia Sc
Material"
Las fuerzas de la admi
ci6n han
combatir a PatY
The Washington times., 1936-06-22
D. c. GIRLS AT MEET

ginia Murray, Audrey Shanahan,
Peggy Schroebel, Theda Ward
Helen Hummer, Margaret Kidwell
Martha Lacy, Irma Bitter, Agnes
Gowen, Irene Mcnamara. and
Olive johnson. National officers
attending the convention from
Washington are May Cole, presi
dent, and Margaret Dietrick, sec
retary.
The Washington times., 1936-06-22

Fifteen Washington girls, repre-
senting the eight local chapters of
Beta Chi Sorority, will leave for
Chicago tomorrow as delegates to
the seventh national convention
of the sorority.
The delegates are Lorraine Bran
son, Elizabeth Bernard, Bertha
Ryan. Margaret Summers, Vir-
The Washington times., 1936-06-22
j. 5. ACTS FIRST
IN LIFTING OF
EMBARG0ES
international News Service


The United States Government
today maintained its policy OF
keeping one jump ahead Of the
League of Nations in the Italo-
Ethiopian affair.
President Roosevelt's action in
revoking the arms embargo and
other restrictive measures against
italy and what was Ethiopia in
advance of the expected removal
of sanctions by the League OF Ma
tions was in line with the policy
pursued by this Government from
the beginning Of Italy's campaign
of conquest.
United States First to Act
The United States was the first
to declare state of war existed
between the two countries. This
Government was the first to take
active measures to discourage war
profit trade with the belligerents,
particularly Italy. 1t is now the
first actually to remove WhaC nave
been termed sanctions.
In each instance. American &C
ton has been shortly in advance
of League action. This procedure
has been in line with Secretary OF
State Hull's effort to puT5ue an
independent course in the 1talo-
Ethiopian dispute.
Reason for Waiting
In the present case of revoking
the arms embargo and other re-
strictive measures, the State De
partment waited until it became
apparent what Great Britain and
the Ieague intended to do.
The Washington times., 1936-06-22
Whisky in Storage
AT AN-Time HiQh

Domestic whisky stocks in Fed
eral bonded warehouses have
passed the maximum pre-prohibi-
tion supply, the alcohol tax unit
reported yesterday. Preliminary
estimates showed approximately
281, 100000 tax gallons in storage
Nav 81
Evening star., 1936-04-12
Advertisement

MELVIN PURvlS, formerly the ace
G-Man of the Department of Justice
-. who directed the capture of Dill
niger, Pretty Boy" Floyd, Baby Face"
Nelson, and scores of other public
enemies. Mr.. Purvis reveals here the
methods used in capturing desperate
criminals. For obvious reasons, the
names of the characters involved have
been changed. This inside story of
the capture of typical law-breakers
is herewith published as clinching
proof that CRIME DOES NOT PAY.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
BOY SCOUT COUNCIL TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
DIR. Mead VIII Address Scouts At
Meeting On January "a

DR.. Gilbert w. Mead, president Of
Washington College, Chestertown.
Md. and District Scout Chairman,
will address the annual meeting Of
the Wilmington Area Council, Boy
Scouts of America at the Hotel du-
Pont, Wilmington, on Monday night,
January. %. Scout leaders. of lower
Delaware and the Eastern Shore
will join the men of Wilmington at
this meeting to learn Of the pro-
gress made in scouting on the PEN
insula in 1885 and hear plans for
1886 activities.
Motion pictures taken Of the
scouts in action at the Rodney
Scout Camps last summer will also
be feature Of the annual meeting
program. In addition, council ofi-
GERS will be elected for the current
year, the national award of the sill
yer beaver will be made to two as
yet unnamed men "for distinguish
ed service to boyhOod," and a group
Of scouts and leaders will conduct a
mock trial, "The Public Holds
Court"
Turn 10 Page 6, Pleasel
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
ASK REV. HERSON
TO RETURN HERE
Avenue M. E. Pastor Now
Completing Ninth Con-
secutive Year.

Rey Frank HerBcn pasi0 bf the
avenue Methodist Enlsc0nal Church
Milford who IS now completing bis
ninth consecutive yeaf IN that "a
pacity, was asked to return for the
tenth year at a meeting Of thefOffi-
cial board held in the church last
Thursday night.
Rev. Herson is looked upon as
one of the most outstanding minis
ters of the Wilmington NJ E. Con-
ference, and one Of the best in tie
East. Rev. Herson's ability as a bu-
mOrist and interpreter Of the scrip
ture in their fundamental meaning
is recognized throughout the con-
ference.
The Avenue N. Z. Church and the
City Of Milford is fortunate in being
able to retain a minister Of Rev.
HersOn's outstanding abilities for
such long time.
Rev. Herson's success as a pastor
is noticeable in every department of
the church. His friends in Milford
and community number hundreds.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
STATE SCHOOL BOARD
LACKS GRADING FUNDS
To Investigate Needs OF Waste Dis.
pOsal At Delaware City

AT brief session of the State
Board Of Education at Dover last
Friday in the State House, a re-
quest for an additional appropria-
tion for grading in the Mt. Pleasant
district in New Castle county was
received. AS the work already done
by the school commission was not
authorized by the State Beard and
there being no funds to take care of
the request, no action was taken.
A report was made on the inves-
LEGATIONS made by the Board rela-
tive to insurance on busses and
boilers which has been before the
Board on several occasions. No
action was taken until a further
study Of an insurance policy cover
ing the items under the jurisdiction
Of the Board can be prepared and
to insurance companies.
A letter was received from the
Levy Court of New Castle County
to the Richardson Park
sewer project, reporting progress.
A request from Delaware City for
additional funds for facilities for
waste disposal was discussed. Ac-
ion will be taken by the Board af-
.er an investigation is made as to
he actual needs.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24

For the 10 ear Interstate Glass
white corn. V. C. Mayer, Newark
won first place; Edna Sapp, Hous-
ton, was second. and Roy Sapp
Harrington. placed third.
Winners in the other classes were
as follows:
Honorary 10 Ear Glass, State at
Large
Yellow Corn-First, Everett Hop
kins, Lewes; second, J. W. Hopkins,
Lewes: third. Harry Seamans, Odes-
sa: fourth, J. D. KOelig, Newark:
fifth. J. o. Koelig, Jr., Newark:
sixth, Milton 0'Bier, Seaford; sew
enth, J. 4. Shallcross, MiddletOwn;
eighth, A. S. Hopkins, Middletown;
ninth, Carl Tucker, Greenwood.
White Corn-First, Edna Sapp;
second, Roy Sapp; third, Lewis
Sapp. Harrington; fourth, Dewey
Sapp, Harrington; fifth. J. T. Shall
cross; sixth, H. C. Dodd, Lewes.
County CIasses--NeM Castle County
Ten Ears. Yellow Corn-First,
stinsOn Eastburn, Newark; second,
Otis, Astley, Newark; third, William
2. Naudain. Hockessin; fourth, /
Twn 70 Page f2, Pieasel
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
Everett Hopkins .Wlins
Corn ShOw Championship

Everett Hopkins, Lewes, and V. c
Mayer, Newark. were adjudged the
best corn growers in Delaware BY
Prof. J. E. Metzger, of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland. and C. L. Phillips,
University Of Delaware, judges in
the 29th annual State show Of the
Delaware Crop Improvement Asso-
citation, which was held in Smyrna
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Hopkins exhibited the State
champion ten ears and Mayer show
ed the champion single ear. Mayer
also entered the 10 car exhibit which
won for him the New Castle county
championship while the Kent 10
ear championship went to w. II.
Jump, Wyoming. and William N.
Hopkins, Lewes, exhibited the Sus-
sex county champion 10 ears.
Winners in the Interstate Glass.
10 ears, yellow corn. were as fol-
lows: First, Everett Hopkins.
Lewes; second, John Il. Davis. Elk
ION, Nd; third. William N. Hopkins.
-ewes; fourth, Stinson Eastburn.
Newark; fifth. J. W. Hopkins, Lew
IS, and sixth. W. H. Jump, Wyom-
ng.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
PLAN AGRICULTURAL
PROGRAM FOR STATE
VIII Assist Delaware Farmers To
Improve Farming Situation

For the purpose of formulating an
agricultural program in each cOun-
ty in Delaware, extending over a
long period of time, State planning
committee with Director C. A. Nc
Cue Of the agricultural extension
service as chairman has been organ
lied to assist Delaware farmers in
preparing and executing this pro-
gram for the improvement of the
farming situation throughout the
State.
In addition to Director McCue,
other members Of this State plan
ming committee include A. d. Cobb,
assistant director; NJ. NJ. Daugherty.
agricultural economist; T. A. Baker
of the department Of animal husban-
dry; C. E. Phillips representing the
agronOmy department; and r. D.
Stelzer, extension economist, who is
also the State leader in this pro-
gram development project. Mr..
Stelzer was in Dover on Wednesday 1
afternoon of this week in confer
ence with Russell e. Wilson, county 4
agricultural agent, with reference to
the adaptability Of this
project to Kent county, and the
[TNrH to Page 5, Pieasel
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24

injuries to his left leg by a faI
while carrying out orders on the
boat. He sued the company for $40,
600 and jury in New Castle county
gave a verdict in his favor fol
$l,495.50. Through his counsel he
appealed this case on the ground
the amount was insufficient.
Tax Commissioner Upheld
A decision in favor Of the Tax
Commissioner of Delaware, in which
S16,533.93 is involved, was handed
down by the Supreme Court. The
Tax Commissioner contended that
Ruby r. Vale, Of Milford, owed in
come taxes in that amount for 1928.
Mr.. Vale argued that certain losses
were sustained on some stock Of the
LaFrance Manufacturing Company,
which the commissioner failed to
allow.
General Sessions Reversed
The court reversed the decision in
the case Of William Schwartz, Will
real estate dealer, who was
convicted in 1888 in the Court of
General Sessions, of New Castle
county, on charge of arson. The
opinion of the court was that
Schwartz had been indicted improp-
,rly and that Schwartz should have
,een tried on a charge of being an
and not as an alleged ac-
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
DELAWARE'S OLD AGE
PENSIONS APPROVED
s95,O00 In Federal Funds Needed 70
Carry Out System In State

Approval by the Social Security
Board Of Is State programs for old
age, blind and children's assistance
under the social security act were
disclosed on Tuesday in reports OF
appropriations committee hearings.
s Some Of the programs covered
all three phases while others would
provide only one or two.
The board informed the commit
tee that another dozen States had
submitted programs, but they had
not been approved on January 10.
Delaware, whose program has
been approved. estimated $685. 700 IN
Federal funds will be needed 70 car
rs out its old age pension system
This figure has TO be matched by the
State.
Total Federal grants to States for
the first six months Of this year I'M
der the Social Security act are es-
timated at s64.500.OQO.
This was disclosed Tuesday in a
report Of hearings before a House
on deficiency appro-
priations