davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-01-03

penetrable valleys, the advent Of
the airplane works like a miracle.
Lines of freight and travel are be-
ing established in all directions by
half dozen well-organized air
ways companies. These are touch
ing with new life remote points of
production and consumption that
have never before had a chance
during all these years to reach an
outer market.
South America is one country
where the airplane has no competi-
tor. The development of its oppor-
tunities to the full extent will bring
this Latin country to a new point of
strength. The Lima compact makes
all this of peculiar moment to the
United States.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1939-01-03

materials with
now and then a
warship. T h e
c u S t o m e r S
are the various
Latin = American
gov ern m entS.
The main COM
petitors for the
business are the
United States,
Germany, Eng
land and Italy.
AS usual, the
United S t a t e S
suffers some in
the competition
henollSe her SELL
Evening star., 1939-01-03
Figures
What They Mean
BY A. A. PATTON,
Associated Press Statistician.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-The propor-
ton of member trading to the total
volume on the New York Stock Ex-
change has been declining steadily
during recent weeks, according to
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission.
During the week ended December
Evening star., 1939-01-03
Driver Escapes Injury

Crashing through iron railings at
the side of the road near 'Sarajevo.
Yugoslavia,. Lovro Spasitch fell 30
feet down precipice with his lum-
ber truck, but was unhurt.
Evening star., 1939-01-03
u. ). Sales Methods
Hit Plane Exports
To South America
OfficipI Diplomacy Is
Used Heavily by
Competitors

Former Senator Allen ShO1US IN
his concluding article h0D many
factors influence sales OF air.
planes in South America, q re-
gion 1rhere "the a,rplane mas no
competitors"
Evening star., 1939-01-03
BY HENRY j. ALLEN.

The biggest type of merchandise
marketed in South America today
is in the sale of airplanes. Along
with it goes the sale of other war
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
No6cias de PeIota
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Rojos de Cincinnati VEN
cieron aver a los Cardenales y
al primer lugar de Ia
Liga. Walters lanz6 por los ga
nadores y por los derrotados
Sunkel, Shorn, P. Dean y Nc
Gee. Medwick tuvo opOrtunidad
de ganar ell juego, pero su bata-
20 produjo un "doble-play"
Cincinnati &c, 11h, Be; San
Luis sc, 10h, lie.
Craft, ell jardinero central del
Cincinnati, dispar6 tres hits.
Con la ayuda del batting de
Paul Waner, que descarg6 cua-
tro hits, los Piratas vencieron a.
yer a los Cubs de Chicago. Jim
Tobin salt6 del 'box" en- ell SEX
to y lie s~ustituy6 Brown, que do
solo permiti6 cuatro hits a la
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

ties de romperlas, las examine,
una por una, y no estabap tam
pogo. Las dos mujeres ACADIA
ron por resignarse a aquello tan
horrible. Pero a ninguna Sc lie
ocrrrio nj remotamente pensAr
en- que la carta de Miguel habia
sido arrebatada por aquella Eu-
lana aventurera que, hadia O.
cho dias, estuvo unos INSTANCES
en- este hotel.
-Bien-cerr6 Maria de Ia
Cruz la primera-, loue he
mos de hacerle, 70 he es.
tado anoche observando a tn
marldo' en- la cena, Y no me ha
ma parecido notar en- 81 NADIA
extrano. al contrario! Esta-
muy contento. Pero con esa
algeria ssna y honrada, pro-
% % q y del ziunfo que scs,
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
LICA INCOMPETENCE

FL hecho de que la Liga Inter
social haya .suspendido al arbi-
tro Velasco, aunque la "bronca"
la inici6 ell director Casares, es
una prGeba de Incompetence
por parte de los que propicia-
ron ell acuerdo.
Cuando una liga lie quita al ar
bitro la raz6n que tiene, para cal
mar animos excitados por La sim
raz6n, abre ell canine para nue.
vas disputas e incidentes desa.
gradables.
FL arbitro cumplira con su de-
Der y fue agredido e insultado
y la Liguita lie suspende juntc
con ell autor del desaguisado.
La pelota requiere firmeza
sensatez y juicio claro, no com
ponendas de ''mala muerte".
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

marido Sc marchara como de
costumbre al ministerio, a San
Sebastian.
Il Mas tarde me levante F! q.
Maria me ha dado un POGO de te
y una a%spirina.
Isl quieres que avise o que
tEaiga conmigo al doctor!..
Que no, hombre! Gracias.
e. d~iplomAtieo Sc march6.
Y enseguida, encerradas de
uuevo las dos mujeres, Maria de
la Cruz trajo a la otra una car
peta y un papel, tintero Y plu-
ma.
La esposa de Borgona habia-
sc Incorporate en- ell lecho.
-GY la carta, Maria ?-inqui
ri6 Ia enferma, temblando de E.
moci6n.
-INo "a he encontradoL 49,
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

A Isidoro, un tanto extranado
Y cast conmovido cuando encon-
tr6 a su esposa acostada la no
che anterior, Sc lie hizo Greer que
TODD sc reducia a un POGO de ja-
yucca.
FL imponente personaje quiso
alarmarse; pero no lie dejaron nj
su mujer nj la prima politica de
los Borgona.
II No tie alarmes, hombre!-
dijo la enferma, quitando i'm
portancia a su indisposici6n-.
No es nadal
ID Quieres que venga Ell me-
dico?
-iQuita! Manata me le-
vantare como 81 tai cosa!
Esta msnana, en- ef9cto, Ma
RIA de las Nieves, fingtendo es-
tar mas animada, hiDo que 81
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

TODD aquello 10 iba a consumir
81 fuego o iba a rodar, hecho a.
hicos, por Ell agujero negro de
una alcantarilla! -. lAh, Dios,
piedad, piedad -.
II Piensa a 10 que tie expones,
Maria !-insisti6 la otra, incli-
NADIA hacia Ia enferma-. It'll
marido va a venir! va son las
nueve -.
Isl, ST, llevatelas! iR6mpe-
10 todo!-acab6 por decir la mu-
jer del d~iplomatico, hacienda
con la eabeza un gesto de fuga.
Que Dios me perdone!
Ii Dios te perdonara, Ma
ria! L.. iY Miguel tambien, GUAM
do sepa TODD 10 que ha ocurri-
do! Duerme duermel
La madre de Celia di6 IN be-
50 en Ia frente q Ia mujer de
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

creyendo que Hanley es capaz d.
veneer al Dragon.
Hanley es un.frerte gladiator
Y el Dragon tendra que recurrir
a sus mejores recursos.
La Sombra Negra, de las mas
atrayentes figuras del deporte,
tendra de contrario al tejano
Marvin Jones, que pesa 200 Ii
bras.
Ken Hollis, con I'm peso de
230 libras, tendra de rival a
Chris Zaharias, rno de los famo-
SOS hermanos Zaharias.
Jornny Plummer, ell experto
luchador, ha sido escogido como
arbitro.
FL dia 8 de JUNO Sc batiran
Ray Wilmer y Dorv Roche.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

contra Galento, Luis y los de.
mas.
va Ell p1blico conoce bien. esa
clase de propaganda; pero los
"escribas' insisten en- publicar-
tonterias de csc matiz, sirviendo
asi los intereses de los empresa-
rios.
Baer y Galento son dos "ba-
rrigones" de la jactancia, que Sc
retiraran del boxeo con fortuna
sas Gmasadas mediante la bon
dad del p1blico.
Aqui, en- Tampa, cuando Baer
era campe6n, Tony Cancela lie
derrot6 por puntos, Ell cuatIo a.
saltos. Como 10 convenido era
dar ell triunfo al campe6n, asi Sc
hizo; pero ell pGblico vic que era
i'm campeonato "prendido con
alfileres".
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
DEPORTES
LOS DESAFIOS DE MANANA
EN- Ell PARQPE CUSCADEN

Ell Circulo, con un nuevo d.
rector, ]. Mott, jugara mahana
frente a la Unione Italiana.
Este primer partldo empeza-
ra a la ] 10 de la tarde.
Ell segundo encuentro de la
tarde Sc verificara entire ell Cen
tro Asturiano y los Caballeros
Leales.
La Liga tom6 importantes a.
cuerdos en- su Ultima session.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
LIGA AMERICANA

Una nueva victoria alcanza-
ron aver los Yankees, con Hide
brand de pitcher. Un jonrr6n de
Heinrich malogr6 ell excelente
pitching de Henry Pippen, que
"novena invencible'. Red Rolfe
jug6 la tercera de modo sensa-
cional, evitando que los Atleti-
cos anotaran.
Filadelfia DC, Oh, De; New
York 1c, An De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

Ell Centre Asturiano dej6 fue-
ra de cabana a R. Perez y lie sus-
tituira j. Pelaez.
La Unione mand6 a descarsar
a Ito Casares y Provenzano.
Ell Circulo Cubano entregG
"sus cartas de retro" a Charle2
Garcia, ell popular director, con-
fiandole ell mando a J. Mott.
Ingresaron en- las filas cuba
mas R. Jerez, O. Morales y Com
paretto, este 1lt.mo jugador dc
la Universidad de Tampa.
La Liga tom6 Ell acuerdo de
suspender por 8 desaffos al ar
bitro Velasco y tambien al direc-
tor F. CaSares.
Sustituira a Velasco ell arbitro
sustituto Eustasio Alvarez, a
qrien sus amigos llaman ell Mo-
torista.
iPuede saberse la causa de la
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

RERDIDA-En ell banco de la
Gale % y Ia. ave., dele olvidada
una cartera carmelita, en- la ma
mana del Viernes 26. Contenia
un rosario, unos espejuelos y
una lave. Ell dinero y mas cosas
no me interesan. Sera gratifica-
do generosamente quien 10 de-
wuelva. Tel6fono M 64-634
1912 Ia avenida.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

Los Medals Rojas alteraron
su orden al bate y batearon 10
oportunos hits, venciendo a los
Senadores. Leonard fue Ell pitch
er derrotado y Heving ell triun-
fador.
Washington &c, Oh, lie; Bos-
ton DC 10h, 2e.
I'm batazo de "jonrr6n" de
Kuhel di6 la victoria al Chicago
sobre los Indios de Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

La comisi6n atletica de Conn
ecticut declare vencedor a AL
de Boston, en- la pelea
que ell microbes por la nOche
sostuvo con Nate Mann.
Man habia sido derribado
cuatro veces a la Iona, en- ell Sc
gundo cuando pudo comprobar-
Sc que la campana habia sido to-
cada so segundos antes de los
tres minutes, con una clara VIC
laci6n de las reglas.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

min6 a los bateadores contra
RIGS. lie cargo con otra derrota.
Dick Bartell, ell "torpedero" del
Chicago, cometi6 tres errores v
despues Sc quito algo de la ma
la suerte pegando un jonrr6n.
Carl Reynolds, mandado d ba-
tear de emergencia, pogo tam
bien otro jonrr6n.
Pittsburgh lac, 17h, De; Chica-
go sc, 11h de.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

El italiano Lou Ambers, COMO
edo por ell "huracan de Herkim-
err, venci6 aver en- Boston,
Mass, a Paul Junior, un vetera-
no.
Peleita facil y ocasi6n para
que ell director de Henry olga
LIE escojen "palomas" para JUS
tificar un match de revancha
con mi patrocinado.
"Ambers era Ell favorito en- las
prestas"-comunicaron
les que habia necios en- Bos-
ton capaces de Greer en- una po-
sible victoria de Junior?
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
Gaceta Folletin No. 255
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
como pedazos de su vidal.

como pedazos de su vidal.
ALI iban las ternuras infini-
tas, las palabras inefabNes de a.
NOR celestial, las frases escritas
con lagrimas para ella y para Ell
hijo adorable por ell hombre
hueno que era Miguel -, los
recuerdos de las horas de fuego
inolvidables, las alegrias, las es-
peranzas mas risuehas, las emo.
clones mas puras y mas hondas
de la existencia de los dos go.
dY TODD aquello, y Ell alma
misma del Official que iba en- las
cartas para la mujer idolatrada,
para 81 cschorro adoradisimo =
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

suspension de un arbitro agredi-
do e insultado?
La Liga tiene mucho que a.
premier todavia, a juzgar por e
Sc acrerdo.
81 ell arbitro no inici6 la "gras
ca" y este 10 vic ell p1blico -.
Ia suspension es inmotivada y
Ago mas.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
Hubo un s~ilencio.

Hubo un silencio.
Las dos mujeres Sc miraban
con un terror inocultable.
-IHas pregdntadd@a Fer
min?
ST, y a NicolaSa, Y a Ja.in-
ta' y a todOs. Made sabe ma
dal
Ademas, yo no sospecho de ma
die. IY ID?
-Tampoco. Todos los criados
en- esta casa nos son fieles.
ESQ pisnso yo... Habia te-
qre til, sin iarte cuenta. Ia
puesto entire las o.
dc Miguel pero suocAs an
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
HANUEY Sc BATIRA CON
Ell DRAGON VERDE

Tom Hanley, ell gigantesco lu-
chador, tendra de contrario ell
lunes al famoso Dragon Verde.
Muchos fanatics pidieron
que ell match fuera concertado,
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

.vo que ~confeSar la otra-. Ano-
che estuve hasta la sdoce, revolt
yiendo todos los cajones. mo es-
ia en- casa!
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
CON LOS CUANTES

Baer, a modo de propaganda,
ACADIA de emprenderla, con pala-
bras de su ''lucido" vocabulario,
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

Borgona, que habia cerrado los
ojos con dolor infinite.
En- seguida, la esposa del in
geniero Sc acerc6 al armario
donde estaban en- ell maletin las
cartas de Miguel, y las cogi6 to-
das, saliendo de la estancia.
En- cinco minutes, las rompio
en- mil pedazos, arrojando los pc
dazos a un tubo de desagde de gu
cuarto de bano.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

AL dia siguiente, precisamen-
te a la bora en- que Maria de las
Nieves tenia que haber salido en-
ell expreso hacia Madrid, las dos
hermanas de alma, encerradas
en- la alcoba de la mujer del d.
plomatico, Sc disponian a eScri-
Dir una carta a Miguel de GuZ-
man.
La gaceta., 1939-05-27

Una tonteria del director de
Ambers: Henry Armstrong es-
Ia perdiendo terreno".
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
LA GACETA

FL peri6dico en- idioma EspAnol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-05-27
victoriano Manteiga, Editor

Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27
CR ANllJM CR ACk ER s
PICKING SYNONYMS

Take fling at this little test to match up words with their synon- yms. After each word in the first section, write the letter which des- isnates the proper synonym in the second section. When you have made your selections, you should have five words left over in the secopd group.
 l. octagonal 2. moat |. 3, revilcment {. schism |. g'raye c, tympanum [. '. ubiquitous s, font Q, gfampuS |, 10. libation
 (a) crossbeam, (b) whale (e) alarm, (d) omnIpresent, (e) abuse, dD fat, (g) ditch th) ancestor, ,D eight-sided, CD kettle drum, (k spring, CD drinking, (m) freedom, (D division. (o) tray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27

Bandeader Enoh Light who heard WATR MES attended ch0o with Lawrence Senhadt B. ambassador Russia That itself not strange but this M Class prophecy a their gada
 ton tagged Light he most likely In the business world while steinhardt "the likely entertainment world of his good looks w salute LombardO besides his orchestra songht will be played by Percy Faiths or chesa when that brilliant Canadian maesr0 heard via WATRMBS tonight from 03O to TO- Lombardo IIoo "saboat in the Moonlight" and "Sweehears Parade" Muuals expert naval matters. Paul Schubert will series Of weekly broadass WATR and the MES tonight 0;i6 Schubert officer familiar al worlds great naves and has published volumes subject seapowe and history His Mutual series viii be tilted "Thc War At Sea-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27
Dial Doings
Nv JIM PARK FER

There's behind the absence of the French actor Charles Hollywood Playhouse during the past weeks finishing movie when the war broke out
 the French Instead of returning to November had been eNpecd to do the Magino habitat But official word his section has been demobed and he has the Boyer now n Hollywood Already he IS huddes forthcoming scripts casting and over the task of lining up appear the payhoue beginning January at feminine hearts Charles floats their oudspeakes another radio drama.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27

The Toronto Symphony Les Concerts symphonqe treal Orchestra three Canadian nate WATR the Mutual every Tuesday
 EST from January 0o April 90 concerts tped only once for broadcast by the wod Mendsohn hor Of Toonot on Tuesday March 8 The Symphony
 heard January 9 February 2O March and 20 Les Concerts Wmphonque will broadcast January 0 30 February 3 md April The Montreal O. All boadcasS through facilities the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27

Just in ease get writing n of thanks WNEW for his Christmas gift, which arrived the mail yesterday morning s terrific Richard Bonnie moving around the WATR schedule for settles the o'clock Saturday. regularly that time the future Philip McAteer president Federation WATR again tonight at 0 It's another of the talks dee acQuan the general public with the and Of advertising titled "The Consumer Should Know"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27

Among Ameche Gale will rolckng comedyromance the Hollywood Playhouse NBCed It's radio adaptation Of the short Wife which originally appeared Pictorial Benchey gueslng that commercial radio show his own Tonight he appears with F6 Allen will exchange Christmas with The company will how, which is heard NBC-aed from Q to TO-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27
Answers Co Back Page

Tularc, Cal. Blackbirds are giving yeomen service to sheep rais- CTS here. The birds perch either on the back or the head of the sheep and eat ticks or other para sites out of the sheep's wool. The sheep show no concern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27
ROAMING THE 1lIS1 AIR WAVES
New York Stations
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 WABC--Ed Mcconnell,
 songs ;00--WEAF--Skcteh, Girl Alone WOR-- Meet Miss Julia WJH--Sclrnco Association WABC--'By Kathleen Norrls' b;15--W EAF--Skoteh, 'Mldstream' WOR--"Fhu Johnson Family WJH--RogRlo Childs' orch, WABC--Billy and Betty 0--WEAF---Jaek Armstrong
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27

ACTIVITIES IN BEHALF AMERICAN YOUTH
 The Franklin D. Roosevelt received at Week. award for outstanding achievement public aHars Washington analyst Roosevelt and Lewis are pictured above
 Mrs Roosevelt for her interest and activities in demonstrated In connection with the Committee inquiry.
 The award is handsome walnut specially graved plaque
 The statesmen Robert Shed Washing Ernest K Lnd Washington editor magazine Tucker yndated Washington newspaper ccIum Fulton Lewis, Jr.
 Lewis broadcass nightly WATR at 6d5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27
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 slcal knOWlcdge fl tt;00-Nows and Weather When Day fs Done--Larry
 IIuard, Baritone, Bud Rainey
 Narrator 1115--Dance Orchestra 4. M 121O--Jan snyitfs Orchestra Woody Herman'g Orchestra 12;55-NeWB 1:00=Pilent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-27

The government of New Zealand has appointed district councils to encourage increased production of butter to be shipped to other coun- tries.
Evening star., 1939-03-14
Judge Cites
Lack of
Welfare
Protective Service
Is Urged by
Miss Bentley

Lack of sufficient protective serv-
ices for handicapped and delin-
quent children in the District was
deplored by Judge Fay Bentley of
the Juvenile Court in an address
yesterday before the Child Welfare
Committee of the D. C. Voteless
League of Women Voters at the
Y. w. c. A.
Declaring "a juvenile court can
only be as good as the facilities of
the community" Judge Bentley
stated that there would be less
juvenile delinquency in the District
if greater provisions were made for
services of the real old-time social
service worker" to collaborate with
school and court case workers.
In the regular Juvenile Court
work there is but one case worker
Evening star., 1939-03-14
to care for from 80 to IS individuals,
Judge Bentley said. pointing out

10 care IOr from 6U 10 % INDIVIDUALS,
Judge Bentley said. pointing out
the impossibility of rendering the
services needed in individual cases.
In spite of the shortage of case
workers, Judge Bentley stated that
In the cases of non-support, where
but five workers were available for
1,400 cases, the records show ap-
proximately $193.70O has been COL
iected by the court in the past year.
There Is not single social or
economic problem of the community
which is not touched by the Juvenile
Court, Judge Bentley declared,
pointing out the necessity of COL
laboration from all social services
Of the community.
Lack of provision for visiting
instructors for children physically
debarred from school was also cited
by Judge Bentley as a contributing
cause to juvenile delinquency. "Al-
though children are prohibited from
attending school when suffering
from certain diseases" she stated,
there is nothing to prevent those
Evening star., 1939-03-14

children with communicable di-
seases from sitting in a moving
picture theater with your own chill
dren."
Failure to provide both funds
and legislation to take care of many
Of these needs was due to lack of
sufficient effort on the part of those
interested, contended Judge Bentley.
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Sorority Convention

Plans for the Eastern province
convention of Delta Gamma, inter-
national sorority, to be held at
Wardman Park Hotel March 81
April l, will be completed by the
Washington alumnae chapter at 8
pm. tomorrow at the home of Miss
Anita Clark of Chevy Chase, Md.
The alumnae chapter here will be
hostess to the convention.
Evening star., 1939-03-14
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