davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
LNSULINA PARA Ell ESTO
MAGO

Washington, Feb. 20.-El DR..
William j.. Mallory, professor de
medicina de la Universidad de
George Washington, revel6 aqui
haber aliviado con dosis de in
sulina a enfermos de un conoci-
do tipo de dolencia gastro-intes-
final.
Describe 81 case de un pacien
te con dilataci6n cr6nica del
est6mago, con exceso de secre-
ci6n del jUgo gastrico pero sin
obstruction, permanente alivia-
do por medic de su tratamiento
La insulina ayud6 a mejorar e.
tono muscular del est6mago y
los intestinos y estimul6 la "pe-
ristalsis". Debe usarse en- pa
cientes que por una condici6n
nerviosa y por derivados de una
operation. sufren de PARALYSIS
del conducto digestive. Una vez
cue el est6mago descansa y Sc
estimula Ell conducto intestinal,
entonces lie insulina puede pa
rarse.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

En- la Camara Ie Diputados
de Francia, Leon Blum, ell lider
socialista, Sc refiri6 a la censu
ra y la calific6 "de parcial e in
competence.
Naci6n democratica, Ell jefe
de un partido pGblicamente cri-
tica a una "agencia" que todcs
los gobiernos estiman necesaria
en- tempo de guerra y los tota-
litarios en- todas las epocas.
JQuien sc atreveria en- la Ale
mania nazi a criticar, sin permit
so de- Hitler, al ministeriO de
propaganda y censura CONAN
dado" por Goebbels?
Hasta en- tempo de guerra 10
distancia entire la Rep1blica
francssa y ell regimen nazi es in
Commensurate.
La democracia reconoce el
derecho a la prOtesta, suave Q
energica; ell totalitarismo re-
quiere Ia obediencia carneril O
Unconditional.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

da por orden de Long, QpiNn
ce Ia utilizar& 81 Noe usa, 49,
preston en- los comlcios, su orr
gada Jackson, de20,000 yetera-
nos de la guerra mpndial.
Noe sostiene que u ''brigada"
no tiene otra finalidad que Ia de-
impedir Sc coarte 81 dererha DE-
los ciudadanOs a ejercsp el 81
Tragic.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
MEDIDAS CONTRA IA PRO.
PAGANDA

Bruslas, Feb. 20.--Hablan-
do por la Radio. Paul Emile
Janson, Ell ministro de JuSticia
anunci6 que sera intensificada
la campaha contra eli partidO
Communists Y que al efecto Sc
presentara una proposition de
ley en- ell Parlamento.
Con dinero de- Russia Sc vie
ne hacienda en- Belgica una &C
tiva propaganda comunista.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
CONCEDIDO Ell DIVORCE
AL MARIDO DE UNA AC-
TRIZ

Londres, Feb. 20.-Al aboga-
do Herbert Leigh Holman, es-
peso de la actriz Vivien Leigh,
de Gone with the wind, lie fue
concedido aver Ell divorcio.
La actriz no Sc opuso a la de-
manda.
Acept6 ell iuez la oposici6n de
Leigh Holman, ell marido, d.
que ella habia cometido adulte.
rio con ell actor Laurence Oil
vier recientemente obtuvo tam
bien su divorcio.
Dicese que la actriz Y Olivier
Sc casaran e nAmerica.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

Palabras de un sacerdote po-
laco que ACADIA de regresar a Ro
ma: "Habia $50 prisioneros en-
la c&rcel de Radon, divididos en-
grupos de 16 y entire ellos 10 "a
cerdotes. Diariamente Sc les
maltrataba con pedazos de man
guerra. Cada uno recibia no me-
nos de so golpes y algunas wees
10 y 100. A los prisioneros pos
TRADES por los golpes Sc les deja-
ba descansar tres o cuatro dfas.
Uno de ellos muri6. Los alema-
mes deseaban saber, por medic
de la tortura, 81 los hombres ha-
bian escondido arlmas.
Cuatro mujeres hablaron con
el sacerdote y lie dijeron que ha-
bian sido violadas por soldadOs
rclician alemanes. La casa de
IN -acerdote, en- una parroquia,
fue convertible en- burdel para
los invasores.
I'm pastor p~rotestante de Ra-
dom fu6 fusilado porque en- su
escuela no ensehaba q los nihos
81 idiOma aleman. TODD sscer.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
LOS NAZIS A A
VARIos SoLDADOS FRAN

NEOEO
Paris, Feb. 2O.-Con grana-
das de mano los soldados ale
manes atacarOn eamoines lie
nos de soldados franceses v
mataron a 20 de eIlos. Los ca
miones Sc habIan equivOcado
de canine.
La nOta Official dice que es
Ell nGmero mayor de muertoS
sufridos por ell ejercito dssde
ell mes de octubre.
Dos ataques de los alsma-
mes sobre los puestos france
SEES fueron rechazados por. las
ametralladoras, al oeste del
Saar y ell rio Med.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

ST ell pueblo de Luisiana de-
sea recOnquistar todOs sus dere-
chos, hoy derrotara en- las urnas
a Earl Long, hermanO del di.
funto "Kingfish".
Long, hermano de Huey, es
uno de los jefes de la "maqui-
maria" polftica mas corrompi-
da del Sur Y en- ciertO modo com
parable con la de Tammany
Hall, en- "a epoca de mayor fan
go y desprecio a la ley.
La "dictadura" ,dentro de Ia
democracia, debe ser exteirpa-
da.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
ASPIRA A LA PRESIDEN-
CHA DE, MEXICO Ell GE-
NERAL AfMARO

Ciudad de Mexico, Feb. 90
I'm candidate presidential que
nadie esperaba, el general Joa-
ouin Amaro, exministro de la
guerra, anunci6 anteayer su can
didatura en- contra de los gene
rales Manuel Avila Camacho, e.
poyado por 81 Gobierno, los obre
ros y la mayoria del Partido Re
volucionario, y Juan Andrew
Almazan, patrocinadO por la de-
recha y las companies petrOle-
ras.
Amaro es Ell secretario gene
raj del Partido Revolucionari0
AntiIC omunista y Sc opone a
las normas de izquierda del pre-
sente gobierno.
Ell nuevo candidate es muy
popular con los indios y Sc lie
considera I'm contendiente mas
fuerte de Almazan. lie apoyan
todos los anticomunistas y algu-
ros grupos de la opOsici6n.
Los amigos de Almazan esti-
man que Ell prop6sitO de Amaro
es debilitar la candidatura del
apoyado "por 1S partidos indie
penientes".
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
DFRRIBADO UN AS DE LA
AVIACION NAZI

Londres, Feb. 20.-Uno de-
les "afes" de la aviaca6n ale
mana, colaborador del mariscal
Goering, fue derribado por Ia a
viaci6n inglesa, en- un vuelo so
bre Ssapa Flow, y hechO prisio-
nero.
Habia ordenado ell vrelo d
propio G0ering, con Ell fin de 90
teasg vistas p~aROrtmisas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
ProyectOS de PittlSGn ySchWeV-
enbdch en- contra del JGp6n

Washington, Feb. 2O.-El CO.
mite de relaciones exteriores
del Senado celebrara mahana
una importante reunion y en- =
LA Sc discutira ndos prcyectos
de ley, uno del Senador Pitt
man, de Nevada, autorizando al
Presidente para restringir las
exportaciones de material de
guerra, hero, gasolina y metal
al Jap6n, Y ell otro del Senador
Schwenenbach, del Estado de
Washington, imponiendo un EN-
barge en- las exportacioneS para
csc pals. Este Senador acusa al
gobierno de Toxic de haber vio-
lado Ell tratado de nueve poten-
cias. Favorecen Ell embargo, en-
cierta medida, los senadores
White, de Maine; George, de
Georgia; Capper, de Kansas ;
Murray, de Montana, y Pepper,
de la Florida.
Aparecen opuestos al embar-
go los senadores Thomas, Van
denberg, Gillette, LaFollette,
Van Mugs, Nye y Shipstead.
En- la posici6n de indecisos Sc
mencionan a Champ Clark, Pat
Harrison, Hiram w. Johnson
Barley, Guffey Y Wagner.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

I'm juez federal lie Orden6 hoy
al gobernador Rivers, de Geor-
gia "desista de usar la guardia
nacional para dejar de cumplir
las 6rdenes de los tribunales del
Estado"..
81 Georgia p~ertenece todavia
a Estados Unidos no encontra
mos justification para esa con-
Quota del senior gobernador.
ITrata de imitar su Exec
lencia" al difunto gobernador
Long, de Luisiana?
mo es penoso y hasta vergon
zante que algunos gobernadores
usen la guardia nacional para
sus maniobras polfticas?
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
Ell TEMPO
SEGUIRA Ell FRO

Anuncia ell Bur6 lUcal de me.
tereclogfa que el frio continual
"a en- Tampa y que por ell pre-
sente no hay peligro de helada.
La atm6sfera clara Y la baja
temperature tienden a evitar
las probabilidades de lluvia.
Ell frio seguira por dos o tres
dfas mas; pero terminara GUAM
do desapare2ca la ola del Golfo.
Maxima aver, 6S grades; mi
nina So, a las seis de la mana.
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
MATRIMoNQ0 DE UNA AC.
TRIZ

Hollywood, Feb. 2O.-Regre-
saron hoy de Yuma, dOnde con-
trajeron matrimOniO. Pauline
GarOn, Ia cOnOcida actriz, y
John Alban, un "astrO" de Ia
Radio. La GarOn estuvO casada
con Lowell Sherman. 81 actor,
Y digec,Oy De \ RantsllR,
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell derecho International. - Super-ilegalidad
nazi. = Francia contesta. = Brutalidad germa-
ma. Elecciones en- Luisiana. - FL gobernador
de Georgia.

dote protestante, Sc dijo como
excusa, es descendiente de ale
Names.
Ell pals que tales atrocidades
comete, en- ell case del "Altark'
Sc lamenta de la "ilegalidad"
britannica.
Una ilegalidad que devolvi6
su libertad, injustamente arra-
batada, a 800 obreros del mar.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

iEarl Long tiene acuartelada
la milicia!
lPensara utilizarla hoy para
impedir su derrota en- los conf
clos? !
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

Ia Convention durara cuatro
dias y ''mostrara Ia s6ida uni
dad del partdO,
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

MANANA Sc REUNIRA Ell
COMITE DE ~RELACIONES
~EXTERIORES DEL SENA-
DO
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

Paris, Francia. - Una ve2
mas ell pianista de fama mum.
dial, Ignacio Paderewski, en-
cabeza ell gotierno polacO. FL
gran pians:ta fue presidente
del consejo de la RepublicA pO
laca de enero a d:cienbre de
1919. Hace POGO fus elegido
pres;dente del COnsejO Nacio-
nal Polaco, ell Parlamento del
gobierno pOlaco expatriado en-
Paris. (Foto de la Internatio-
nal Illustrate dNews)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Ta1,nlanyite
Is Arrested

New York. Feb. 13.--(AP)-Tam-
many district leader William Solo
man. accused by a witness in the
Louis Nepke) BUchalter labo.
racket trial Of accepting $1,000 as
part of 4 payofG Tor settlement Of Il
bakery strike, was indicated today
on charges Of bribery and eXtortion.
Charles II. MullcnS, assistant state
controller, also was indicated on
charges growing out Of all invcStiga-
ton into state ana city printing con-
tracts.
At the same time, District Attor-
ncy Thomas Z. DeWcy,s Office dis
closed that tWO officers Of the Bur
land Printing company had been in
dlctcd in connection with their per
$Onal state income taxes for 1897.
The seven counts in the indict-
ment against Solomon and Mul!cny
include three charging bribery,
three charging acceptance Of fees in
violation OF law and one charging
cXtOrtiOn.
Solomon, an influential Tam
manyite, was mentioned yesterday
in the current Lepkc trial as the
recipient Of part of the strike settle
ment fund.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Daily Dispatch E.urei,u.
In the Sir Waiter Hotel
BY HENRY AVERILJ,

(This is the first OF two stories
in when the guebrnatorial plat
forms will be compared. The Sec
ond will follow tomorrOW.)
Raleigh, Feb. l3.--The half dozen
platforms upon which the six an
nounccd candidates will endeavor 10
stand and to run have been built
out Of pretty much the same political
timber, it is easy to say after placing
them all side by side and examin-
ing them thoroughly.
Here and there are minor diff
ferences; but even the extreme cleft"
of the lot. Tom Cooper, agrees quite
thoroughly with the extreme right"
that teachers salaries should be
raised eff and when, that there should
be a retirement system for teachers:
and that there should be economy
in government.
Tom, of course, differs from Paul
Grady in that he thinks each coun-
ty should tend to its own business in
the matter of legal liquor sales
Paul thinks there should be q state
wide referendum. The other four
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Chief of Naval Opera
tions Says Inter
national Situation
"Fraught With More
Possibilities" Than In
1S14-1915.

Washington, Feb. l3.-(AP)-Thc
navy high command believes that
the possibility of a general European
war and uncertain conditions in the
Far East threaten TO produce a
world conflagration.
Admiral Harold r. Stark, chief OF
naval operations, told a House ap-
preparations subcommittee in teS-
timony made public today that the
international situation is "fraught
with more possibilities" affecting
the United States than in 1914 and
1918.
The ultimate aims and am
billions Of Germany, Russia and
Italy cannot be definitely deter
mined nor can the public utterances
Of their governments be accepted at
face value" Stark said.
"Such conditions render likely the
possibilities Of general European
war, and in conjunction with Far
Eastern conditions they threaten a
world conflagration".
Representative Otter, Republican,
Pennsylvania, asked whether the
Navy's preparedness is greater than
in !914-l6.
81 think it is far BETTER" Stark
said, but | believe the international
sctup 10 DC rraught with more pos
against us than was the
case in the early stages of the World
War. This in turn tends to offset
our better preparedness.
Asserting that the Nays request
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Nazi Ship Is
Scuttled Off
Brazil

Rio de Janeiro, Feb. l3.--(AP)-
Rear Admiral Sir Henry HARDWOOD
told the Associated Ire>s today tina;
the crew of the German trelghte.'
Wakama, after setting their ship d.
fire yesterday off the Brazilian
coast. had been taken aboard Brit
iSh cruiser.
Sir Henry, commander OF British
forces in the south Atlantic, said IN
an exclusive interview that ten Off
GERS and SO men Of the WaIama'S
crew had been picked up in life
boats by one of the British patrol
vessels.
Sir Henry's flagship, the Hawk
ms. entered port here last night. The
cruisers Shropshire and DOrsetshlrc
yesterday were in the waters off
Brazil where the Wakama was in
tercepted and fired by her own men,
Because she was considered q
menace to navigation the burning
Wakama was sunk. Sir Henry said,
by the cruiser that intercepted her
He would not say which British
ship delivered the finishing stroke
but made it plain it was not the
Hawkins.
Il didn't see the Wakama burn
ing" he said. out know she
burned and sank because Of a COM
munication which | received from
another cruiser.
Il understand they finished her
off 50 that she Would not menace
other shipping"
When asked il British scouting
plane had been the first to spot the
richly laden 3,77l-ton frclghtcr
Sir Henry said:
THAT is correct
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
AllowMoney
For II New
Vessels
Slash Totaling $685..
O15,949 Is Largest
Yet Made BY Appro-
priations Committee
In Any Single Budget
Item.

Washington, FcJ. l3.-(APO--A
Sill ,699,G99 slash was made in
President Roosevelts budget for the
Navy today by Il House committee
which recommended 1866, 772,878
and urged that the nation build bat
lleshipS and cruisers Superior to
those alloat.
The cut from the Presidents fig
ure of 81 ,078,472,577 was the larg-
est yet made by the appropriations
committee in any single budget
recommendation but the committee
said tic fleets needs could be "adc-
quatcly met" with the smaller sum.
Included in the measure was ST.
100000 TO start work on a $780,
900 project designed to develop the
tiny Pacific island Of Guam as
naval lookout post. Guam i'm
provcmcnts were turned down by
Congress last year after heated
controversy involving questions of
foreign policy toward japan.
In sending the Navy bill to the
House. floor the committee also cut
S16,3l6,250 from the amount Of
contract authorizations recon-
mended in the budget. With such
authorizations the Navy may con-
tract for work to be paid for later.
Thus the total decrease in the
amount the Navy could spend or
obligate in the fiscal year beginning
July amounted to Sl22.0l5,949.
While allowing money to start
work on l9 new combat ships and
five auXliareS the committee cut
$780, 900 from the sum recon-
mended for two new battleships and
two cruisers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Police Guard
Red Embassy
In Paris

Paris, Feb. l3.-(AP)--Thc for
eign ministry announced today that
a special police watch had been in
stalled over the Soviet embassy in
Paris in disregard Of its diplomatic
imunity because of its "relatiOns'
with the outlawed French commu-
mist party.
Authorities asserted that "urveil-
lance of the embassy in Paris went
no further than regulations already
imposed by Russia on the French
embassy in Moscow.
Police raidcd the Soviet trade
bureau here last week and ran
sacked its files. The Soviet protest
was rejected by the French govern
ment.
Posting Of a guard around the
embassy was declared to have no
political Significance.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Averill Compares Platforms OF The
Candidates In CubernatoriaI Race

GRADY: Under the leadership of
Democratic government from the day
of Adcock to the present day Of Gov
ernor Hoey our State has gone for
ward in its development"
GRAVELY: Silent.
HORTON: Il shall continue to give
to our distinguished and beloved
Governor. the Honorable Clyde r.
Hoey, unstintingly Of my time and
support in the States program OF
public service"
MAXWELL: 1T (the State) has
had-a long line whose exceptional
abilities and public services have
added distinction to that office (the
governor.kipl-a standard that has
been sun"rbly maintained by the
present governor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13

Washington. Feb l3.--(AP)-Sec-
rotary Hull mas expressed state de-
partment disapproEal Of resolution
to invoke the neutrality act in the
undeclared SinO-Japanese war.
Chairman Pttman Of the Senate
Foreign relations committee disclosed
this today. saying further that the
committee ''pro5ably would consider
!Tull's opinion as reflecting the state
department views not only on the
Ear eastern conflict hut also as re-
CARDS the undecIared war between
Rus~ia and Finland.
Although Pittman declined to make
the letter public. he said it was ap-
parent that Hull felt that the peace
9nd security of the Tnirod States
were not directly involved in the un-
declared conflicts and for that reason
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
have kept a discreet silence.

have kept a discreet silence.
Such differences as there are
should be apparent from close COM
parison Of the six platforms, and for
that reason your Raleigh reporter is
going to Withdraw from the discus
sion and let the various candidates
speak for themselves through the
medium of direct quotations, where
ever possible, from their several
platforms. Cooper's, it should be re-
membered, was not formal written
document He declared only for the
Golden Rule in that way. His quiz
class, in which he let news men be
the interrogators while he did the
answer parts. has been taken as his
platform for the purpose of his
articles.
So here we 20, with the candidates
speaking for themselves:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Britain Is
Expanding
Coast Patrols.

London, Feb. l3.--(AP)-Great
Britain is expanding her air and
naval coastal patrols suddenly and
swiftly to meet the menace Of Ger
man sea warfare.
The Admiralty announced it was
recruiting 10000 additional fisher
men for naval patrol duty in the
war against German mines. The air
force, with big British pane con-
struction program already in effect,
was disclosed to be buying heavy
planes from at least one other air
skilled neutral" besides the United
States.
(This cautiously described nation
was believed to be Italy,.
The Admiralty announced that
German action had sunk six ships
three British and three neutral
during the last week.
Indication Of another British ma
val success was given in an official
giving TIC names Of
eight German submarine officers
and men taken prisoners.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Britain Will
Aid Welles

London, Feb. l3.-(hP)-The Bri-
tish government will welcome Under
Secretary Sumner WcllcS when he
comes as President RoOScvelt'S ennis
Sary, Prime Minister Chamberlain
told the House Of Commons today.
Chamberlain said the government
will be ready ''tr take him fully into
their confidence with the object Of
a, SiSting the President to form an
estimate of the present situation".
The prime minister was replying to
d members question.
WcllcS is TO visit Rome, Paris, Ber-
lin and London 10 gather informa-
ton for the President.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
Hull Opposes Invocation
OF u. Neutrality Act

did not favor invocation Of the ncu-
traliiy act.
The Hull letter will be considered
when subcommittee takes up Il
resolution by Senator Gillette, Dem
ocrat. Iowa, to set in motion congress
sional machinery to place the nor-
trality act in operation in the Far
Eastern war.
McanWhilc President Roosevelt
nominated Col. Philip B. Fleming
to be wage and hour administrator.
Counsel for house investigators Of
the labor board raised the point that
federal law prohibits use of govern
ment money to influence Congress
after he had developed testimony
that the labor board sanctioned
"~:'"t'0n against cuts in its approp-
ration.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
To Open Bids
On Road Jobs

Raleigh, Feb. .. Np)-- The
safe Highway and Public Works
Commission will open bids February
81 on II rood building projects to
cost an estimated $9J2.0D0.
Projects included:
Edgccun3bc county. grading. con-
crete paving and structures; on ~
miles of u. S. highway 25o between
PrinccviIIc and Scotland Neck
DupIin, Slrfacing > II miles he
tween Wayrc county line and route
II:
DupIin-Pcndcr, grading. concrete
paving and structures on 40 nf a mile
of u. s. 1T between Rock Fish creek
and BurgaW.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-13
u. S. Navy High Command
Fears European War With
Threats To Neutrality
Britain Contracts
For Large Supply
OF Turk Tobacco

iStanbul. Feb. Is (AP) -
British representative were re-
ported today 20 have concluded
contract for the purchase of ST.
100000 worth of Turkish tObac-
co annually, with the possibility
of a further substantial increase.
Aiming to capture Germany'S
trade with Turkey, Britain yes
terday announced a new Turk
Ish- British trade agreement
would go into affect February
10 increasing commerce between
the two nations which are linked
by L mutual assistance pact.