davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Cernossky mladik, spolecnik
|jineho cernocha Jamese Bree-
don, ktery byl zastrelen pred
dvema tydny policejn1m ser
geantem, kdyz nechtel Sc DAFT
zatknouti, odsouzen byl ma de-
set rokd do polepsovny. Odsou-
zenym byl Paul Jenkins, 22le-
ty re 100 blocku N. Dallas ul.
Jenkins 1castnil Sc oloupen1 tfl
obchodnikG v severovychodni
|casti mesta. Cernost1 tito zlo-
d6ji byli v kradez1ch, jez Jim
vynesly $245.
= sest chybnych nabojG "a
chranilo asi zivot cernosskeho
zlodeje, kdyz honen byl v noel
re soboty ma nedeli v lese v
Baltimore okresu. Louis Will
hauck, jenz O sobe rfkal, re je
zkusenym strelcem, ~vystfelil
re vzdalenosti asi SO stop ma
cernocha, ale ami jediny naboj
nevybouchl. Kdyz Sc svojl
manzelkou vessel do sveho do
mu u Carney, shledal, re ne
kdo v dome kradl. Ohlizeje Sc,
zahledl cernocha utikaj1c1ho
do lesa. StTelil sestkrate pc
mem bez vysledku. Cernoch u
kradl manzelum hodinky a to-
bolku. Oblek a kabat nalezli
ma mistech, kudy cernoch ut1-
kal.
= 26lety Tidic taxicabu O.
loupen byl nedeli ozbroje-
nym zlodejem o svGj taxicab a
SO We 1900 blocku Bowleys
lane. James T. King, Tldic, u
dial, re wal do taxicabu mlad1-
ka asi 24leteho ma rohu Pratt
ulice a Broadway. Phi j1zde
vychodnf sekc1 mesta doslo ku
kradezi mlad1kem jedouclm v
taxicabu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Triadvacet nemeckych valec
nych zpravodaj1 bylo cd po-
catku valky zabito ma fronte
nebo We letecke sluzbe. Nazis-
tt naridili, re valecnf zpravo-
dajove must take do fronty DO
%jovat, bud do armady nebo k
letecke sluzbe.
Pfedpoved, re cely svet bu-
de brzy strzen do valky, ktera
stane Sc valkou narod1 sveta
prot "nespravedlivym drzite-
ldm majetku'', byla ucinena
"a hlucneho potlesku v sn6mo-
vne italskych fasist1.
Mluvclm byl Francesca Gil
unta, starry fasista a byvaly mi
stopredseda zrusene poslanec-
Ike snemovny, ktery mluvil k
rozpoctu ministerstva zahra-
nicnlch vecl.
Giunta prohlasil, re nesmf Sc
z%apom1nati, re Francie "byla
vzdy proti nam, cd davne do
by az do dneska."
"Pokud Sc tkne Angle, je.
jfz moe zacina byti pochybnou
jeji tradicni pratelstv1 nezna.
mena pro mas mic jineho nee O.
trepanou frazi, ktera je popfe.
ma historic i fakty.
"Proc by Italie nemela roz.
resiti problem sve bezpecnost
ma Stredozemnfm mort, ktert
je k~ompromitovano pr1tomno
st1 anglickeho lodstva. jim
narodove sd1ll tuto nutnost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
MlStnl ZpraVy.
AUTOMOBILY.

Automobilista, jenz smrtel-
ne zran6n6 5let6 dftko, Fannie
Smith,, pTivezl do Johns Hop
kins nemocnice, ujel ami by byl
imeno sv6 udal. Ditko "a 8
hodin pc pTivezen1 zemTelo.
Smrtelne zraneno bylo ma E.
den a Jefferson ulic1ch. Mat
ka d1tka udala, re sed6la ma
schodu bl1zko m1sta nestest1.
Automobilista pc srazeni dit
ka wal toto a matku jeho do
nemocnice odkud ujel.
- Diva bratTi, Anthony a
Francis Fatiszak, oba 21letf,
poran6ni byli, kdyz automobil,
V nemz jeli, Sc srazil S haste
skou s~tr1kackou ujfzdejicf pr
tTetfm alarmu ku pozaru. Str1-
kacku {. 8 kumpanie, Tidil Of
to PanuSka, 30lety z 800 bloc
ku N. Patterson Park avenue.
Phi srazen1 byla stT1kacka jen
slab6 poskozena tax re mohla
ku ohni jeti bez prGtahu. Oba
bratF1 vin6ni re ~automobilem
svym neudelali cestu ma Balti-
more a Exeter ulicfch. Francis
Fabiszak zranen byl ma pra-
VEN kolene a jeho bratr ma O.
bOu nOhach.
- Jedenactilety hoch stojf-
CT Sc svoj1 sestrou ma rohu Fa-
yette a Linwood avenue, byl
smrteln6 zran6n V ned6li, kdyz
taXicab vrazil ma chodnik a
srazil Oba. Hoch, Robert
Brownson v nemocnici zemrel
sotva tam dopraven byl. Jeho
sestra, 8leta Betty Jane, IRA
n6na byla ma Have.
R1dicem taxicabu byl John
L.. Lanezza z 1000 blocku N.
Broadway. Ku nehode doslo,
kdyz f1dic prudce zahnul taxi
cabem, ably Sc vyhnul srazce s
automobilem.
- DVa mlad1 muZl Zemrell
V pond6l1 v nemocnicich DO u
trpenych zran6nfch. Howard
Crigger, 24lety z N. Charles u
lice, zachycen byl We SVEN no
r1clm AUTOMOBILE ma Washing
ton Boulevard, jenz vrazil do
stromu, pTekotil Sc a zapalil.
Crigger "a nedlouho podlehl
popaleninam st Agnes ne
mocnici. S MIN jedoucf Lind
say Bowling vyhozen byl z no.
T1c1ho automobile, noha mu
~prerazena, zlamana Zebra.
Zemrel teze nemocnici.
- James Glen, 62lety 2
1900 blocku Washington Bou-
levard odsouzen byl v pondeli
ku nejvyss1mu trestu, ku dve-
ma rokGm v mestskem zalari
ma obzalobu, re rfdil automo-
bill, kdyz byl opilym. Policii
Glen cas- cd casu wat byl dva-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
Csl Pavilion ma vystavs " N. Y
Dude ukazovati tragedii
naroda.

V New Yorku oznamil ces-
ky generalni komisar Jiri ia
necek, re pavilion ~zdeptane
Csl. republiky, jenz je stredis-
KEN odporu proti nacistickemu
p~anstvi, vynasnaz1 Sc ukazati
Sc schvalen1m vystavn1ho W.
boru .tragedii zeme, kde neni
svobody a kde prevlada, Wy
nuceny mir" A piece hes
lem je "Za mir a svobodu."
Film nazvany "Znasilnenl
Ceskoslovenska," ktery byi
propasovan z Czech, kdyz Mem
CT je okupovali, Dude nejsen-
sacnejsf castf exhibice, jak Sc
prav1.
Jak oznamil generalnf ko-
misar Janecek, az Sc dine IL.
kvetna vystava otevre, v ces-
KEN pavilonu budou vylozeny
fotografie, fotomontaze, ma
ply, statistical data a doku-
menty o tom, CO Sc stale naro-
du, ktery byl svobodnym.
V Cechach a ma Morave by
ly zavreny university a stredni
skoly, v tovarnach sc nepracu~
je, obchody jsou zavreny, sta
lete zvyky niceny a to vse bu-
de v pavilonu ukazovano, jake
dGkaz, re kultura a prGmysl
zeme jsou rdouseny. Barven6
mapy budou znazornovati da-
lekosahl6 1cinky porobujfc1ch
opatTen1. Nakresy a fotogra-
fie budou ukazovati dvacet
let konstruktivn1 prace a je-
den rok zkazy.
Drama je "a filmem, ktery
Dude ukazovan V malem divad
lie ceskem pavilonu. Byl ma
tocen v Ceskoslovensku prave
pred a pc invasi. Byl sestaven
v Londyne Cechem, ktery fill
moval jeho sceny a pax postal
jej do Spojenych statG. Jmeno
jeho nenf uvedeno, ably naciste
nemstili Sc jeho pr1buznym v
Ceskoslovensku.
Dale Dude v csl. pavilonu
resepcn1 sin a informacni
stredisko navstevn1ci vystavy.
Cesi a Slovaci, budou S to OBJ
drzeti informace O sve domvi-
ne.
Popularn1 cesky restaurant
a pivnice budou rozs1reny.
Pravi Sc, re Cesi dosud mali
zasobu pred mnichovskeho
%plzenskeho piva, ktere vybor-
ne chutna k proslule pecene
huse s knedlfky a zellm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
PHlmilionova skoda z krupo
biti " Texasu, kroupy zboril!
dim.

PHElmilionova skoda z krupo-
biti " Texasu, kroupy zborily
dunn.
V Paris, Texas, pouze 20
minut trvalo krupobit1, avsak
bylo tax prudke, re kusy ledu
byly navrseny az pc fendry
aut, krone cehoz byla posko-
zena obytna stavenf, kramy a
stromov1, take skoda sc paci
ma $5OO,000.
Krone toho prisli k porane-
nj take diva muzove. Melvin
Williams, 32lety mechanic ma
pferazena zada a Edwin Goth
ran ma prerazenou ruku v ra-
meni. K poraneni pTisli, kdyz
staveni, v kterem pracovali, sc
srftilo, pravdepodobne pod tt
hou krup.
"Vyhlizelo to, jakoby vypa-
do dino, nebot kroupy pokryly
cele ulice cd jedne strany k
druhe",, pravil w. N. Forey, RI
dicf redaktor "Paris Daily
News"
z Kaufman bylo oznameno,
re kroupy tam zpdsobily take
nejakou skodu ma staven1ch a
krone toho re poskodily jeste
ovocne stromovf do tie mfry, re
ovoce Dude O celych 500 me-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Ma zaklade
meho rekordu
25-ti lete d.
verive a lid
ske sluzby ja-
ko lekaT a We
rejny sluzeb-
mix, zadam
Vas O VAST
podporu dine
6. KVETNA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

"a dick " 20 letech.
We Wilkes Barre, Pa, 45le-
ia Samuel Sciandra dala zivot
"a. decku v 20 letech. Matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

i novorozeny hosik mali Sc v
nemocnici Gle k svetu. Re Sci
androvych ditek zije dosud Is,
nejmladsf je dvoulete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Budu hlasova-
tt proti valce
a podporovati
zakonodarstvf,
ktere zabez-
peel vice pra-
&c a pomoci
pro ty, kteri
toho p~otrebujf.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

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France; A. B. Pierce, Fred w
Pierce, Walpole, Mass; Ralph M.
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ard A. Porter, New York: Seton Por-
ter, New York; Representative Pow
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Ord Preston, Byron Price, Associated
Press. New York; Joseph Pulitzer,
the Post Dispatch, st. Louis.
z.
T. j. Qualters, r. H. Quinn, Gin
cinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati.
r.
Senator Radcliffe, Maryland; A.
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York; Clem ]. Randau, United Press
Associations; Representative Ray
burn, Texas; William F. Raymond
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New York; Karl Riemer, Gordon s.
Rentschler, New York; Roy A. Rob-
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Interstate Commerce Commissioner ;
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Dispatch; John B. Ross, Baltimore; ;
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Patriot; E. F Scattergood, Los
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w. Straus. New York; Ralph Beaver
Evening star., 1940-04-14

Strassburger, Norristown, Pa;
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Assistant Secretary Of Treasury:
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Tribune Syndicate; Henry Suydam
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o. Taylor, the Boston Globe, Boston:
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News; Corcoran Thom, DR.. Edward
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son Thomas, Frederick I. Thompson
Federal Communications Commits
sion; John w. Thompson, Washing
ton Evening Star; Richard Thorn
burg, Columbus Citizen; Elliott
Thurston, Lawrence Tibbett, New
York; Bascom N. Timmons, Houston
Chronicle; Charles T. Tittmann
Senator Tobey, New Hampshire; A.
J. Townsend, New York; Senator
Townsend, Delaware: Niles Tam
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Booth Newspapers; Joseph P
Iumulty. Charles L. Tut, Colorado
Springs. Colo; James Twohy. Ray
mond H. Tyree.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg, jr.; A. van
Der Zee, Detroit; E. S. Venable, ex.
ecutive secretary, Republican Con.
gressional Committee; Joseph r
Vogel, New York; Representative
Vorys, Ohio.
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York; Philip Wagner, the Evening
Sun, Baltimore; Aldace Walker
Ernest G. Walker, Mannix Walker
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Warner, Otho H. Wathen, jefferson
vile, Ind: Edwin M. Watson
brigadier general, U. S. A., secre-
tary to the President; Grove Web
ster, Civil Aeronautics Authority
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State; Charles K. West, Henry L
West; T. Harry West, Philadelphia
Vernon E. West, Warren Wheaton
Senator Wheeler, Montana; Dan H
Wheeler; Sherburne Whipple, colo
mel, United States Army; DR.. Charles
Stanley White; Representative,
Evening star., 1940-04-14

White, Ohio; Thomas j. White, Chi.
cago Herald-American; Roger j.
Whiteford, D. B. Whiteside; Graf
ton Wilcox, New York Herald-Tri.
bune; w. F. Wiley, Cincinnati En-.
quirer, Cincinnati; Edwin M. Will
liams, United Press Association, New
York: George B. Williams; 8. B.
Williams, New York; Wendell L.
Willkie, New York; Frank j. vii.
son, George H. Wilson; Lyle c. vii.
son. United Press Associations; r. l..
Wilson. Des Moines Register and
tribune; S. r. Winch, Portland
Journal, Portland, Greg; Lawrence
Winship, the Boston Globe, Boston:
Menefee Wirgman. Louisville, KY;
Representative Wolcott, Michigan;
Lewis Wood, New York Times; Per.
cy Wood, the Chicago Tribune: Lee
M. Woodruff, Grand Rapids Press:
Representative Woodruff, Michi-
gan; George c. Wright, lieutenant
commander, United States Navy:
James L. Wright, Buffalo Evening
News.
x.
Henry Xander.
Y.
John Russell Young, Washington
Evening Star; William M. Young,
Pittsburgh; Vincent Youmans.
Monmouth Beach, N. J.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

3. knight, Akron Beacon journal
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Green River, Vt; Frank w. Kridel
New York: Arthur Krock, New
York Times.
Fforello H. La Guardia, Mayor OF
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Newark Evening News; DR.. Edward
Larkin, David Lawrence, United
States News: Paul r. Leach, Chi
cago Daily News; w. Colston Leigh
New York; r. G. Leoffler, George
A. Lewis, Charles Porterfield Light
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ming Star; David Lindsay, Look
magazine; Paul E. Lockwood, New
York: Eugene Lokey, New York;
Clark Long, c. E. Ludovici, Wynne-
wood, Pa; George A. Lynch, major
general, chief of infantry, U. 8. A.;
DR.. James Alexander Lyon.
M.
Thomas H. Macdonald, commits
sioner, Public Roads Administration
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Daulton Mann, New York; Charles
H. March, Federal Trade Commits
sion; Edgar Markham, Clarence s
Marsh, G. c. Marshall, chief
of staff, United States Army; Det-
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Martin, Mass; William McC. Mar
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N.
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O.
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p.
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Evening star., 1940-04-14
Author to Speak

Eric P. Kelly. professor of Eng.
llsh at Dartmouth College and win.
ner OF the Newberry Medal for the
best childrens book in 1928, will
speak at the Authors of Books for
Children Clubs brunch" to be
held next Sunday at the Kennedy
Warren. Mr.. Kelly is a member Of
the Commission for Polish Relief,
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Civic National Forum

Miss Ruth Jerome will address the
Civic National Forum at pm. to-
day in the National Forum Hall,
1900 block of U street NV. She will
speak on Training Young for Lead
erShip TODAY"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
IS Trucks Tractors Trailers
Used Cars

HOUSE TRAILER BARGAINS
SITS up. IL to Is mo. contracts
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Trailer Brakes and Equipment
Phone 7342 PALM SPRINGS
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Help Wanted

FOR LEASE-Service Station in
El Centro, now doing a good bust
ness. Operator leaving valley Phi.
1865 or 585. II 90
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Chandler Rodeo
In Second Day

CHANDLER, Nov %. (UP)-The
annual Chandler rodeo rolled on
today at the same lightning pace
set during events on yesterdays
opening program.
A crowd of almost 5000 persons,
duplicating the Thanksgiving Day
attendance, was expected to be on
hand again this afternoon to watch
the vests leading cowhands go
through their PAGES.
Featured attraction on yesterdays
program was sheriffs roping con-
test in which Sheriff Lon Jordan
of Maricopa county again bested his
old rival, Sheriff Ed Schols of Pima
county. Jordan teamed up with AS.
bury Schell of Tempe and Schols
with Charles Whitlow of Florence.
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Imperial Valley Press
Established April 20 1901

Established April 20 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Post-Press Sunday, es-
tablished 1856 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, s25
State Street, Ell Cenrro. Calf.
Paul Jenkins. publisher; A. z.
Johnston. vice-president aad
general manager: e. A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co.. Inc,
National Advertising Represent
atives.
Entered at Ell Centre California
post office as second class mat
ter.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays). per month
Ste: paid in advance. months.
Sl.65; 6 months, 1925; one year,
$500; outside California $1.0O pei
monti
Membe. California Newspaper
publishers, Association.
Subscription ratos' In Caifornta
60 per copv
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For reaching most people at
smallest cost use Post-Press want
ads.
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FRONT BEDROOM, shower bath,
629 He'll II %
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FOR SALE
A nice mahogany back bar with 2
large mirrors and cabinet, nice
show cases. also a fine mahogany
jeWelry case, cheap.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER g.
TRADING co.
1909 Adams st. Ell Centro Phi. 1892
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ID Apartments for Rent

2 ROOM apt. furnished, including
lights, hot water for shower, $375
per week. 783 Park 9-7tf
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REDWING Hatchery, Baby Chicks.
DESSERT SEED
618 Main Phone 294
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NICE CLEAN desirable rooms avail
able at GOA Ell Centre ave. Phone
216J 11-22 If
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rs Miscellaneous for Sale

LUMBER, IL TT and
under $29 a thousand. 1x8 sheath
ing, random lengths $29 a thou
sand. Flooring in good condition
$50 thousand. I desk at $40.
Large second hand gas water
heater $24.50 Second hand hot
water storage tank $3.50. q lin.
galvanized pipe 100 ft and over
$7.75 a hundred h-in. galvanized
pipe 100ft and over $500 a hun
dred. Used doors and windows
WHITING-ME CO.
1878 w. Main Phone 1872
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81 Farm Products

RECLEANED FLAX SEED, $425
per hundred. Phone 8701R4 or
BraWley 118. 1l-28
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Lost, Found Astray

NEW Inner spring mattress, twin
bed size, Between 726 N. 18th
st. and Blue Front Grocery. Phone
1407J Reward. 11-25
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Business Services
E. N. D. HATCH
Public Accountant

E. N. D. HATCH
Public Accountant
auditing-bookkeeping service
Phones 1234-1465 1873 No. 5th st.
GUARANTEED Used TypeWriters
and Adding Machines. Burroughs
adders $3975 Typewriters $500
to $3.50. All used but we guar
antee. McCoy's Office Equipment,
673 Main. Ell Centro Phone 1853
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FOR LEASE-Drive-in restaurant
and lunch. Completely equipped
See Tyler Insurance, $50 Main,
Phone 660.