davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
- UIUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Las mejor vestidss. & Alcantariilado. = Hitler
alude. = Piratas. = Ell "canonigo rojo". Es-
BIRD que sesniega. Franco insiste.

hubiese 4scho. Yo creo que
ella es7lo sufidentemente fuer
.e en- afectoNde los pueblos
de- mundo para desr sus from
teraK como estaban. Ahora es
una uesti6n de Russia y Ale
MANN contra ell mundo."
La invasion de Finlahdia lie
rest6 a Russia millones de ami
Cos en- este pals y en- todas las
naciones ciVlizadas.
Sinceramente Sc creia que
detestaba la aggression y lucha-
ba para extirparla en- Europa
Y en- la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Las diez damas mejor YES
tidasG del mundo, en- ell parecer
de l0M"costureros'' parisien-
ses, g~astaron ell ano pasado.
en- adorkar sus bellas perso-
mas, unj mGl6n de d6lares;
- ~Bpdiez pertenecen a pal
eses democraticoS, en- los cua-
les hay mil,ones de mujeres
sin strabajo, y muchas de elias
vestidas cen harapos.
Pero 81 las diez pueden gas
tar tanto, que las demas a.
guarden su "turno", que gun
ca llegara.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
RUMANIA ES VA UN CAM.
Pc DE BATALLA SIN ES-
TAR Ell PALS EN- GUERRA
AlemGRid no Qaiere guerra
en- el FreHte RamdRO

New York, Enero 31.-Tele-
grafiando desde Bucarest, la ca
pital de Rumania, la notable es-
critora Anne 0'Hare McCorm
lex dice: "Al cruzar la frontera
dasde el territorio hdngaro IN
atm6Sfera Gambia a una atm6s
fera de guerra.
Sin estar en- guerra este pals
es va un campo de batalla. Els 81
centric de todas las presiones
eurcpsaS y de la preston rusa.
La lucha entire los poderes be
ligerantes ha Megado a las pro-
porciones de una batalla. No IS
sc,amente una lucha por el pc
tr6leo. Los alemanes no quieren
guerra en- este frente. Su objeti-
vo es mantener las fuerzas uni
das y mantener abiertas, a TODD
costo,s sus hneas de abasteci-
miento. Los Aliados quieren di-
ferentes campos de batalla, no
necesariamente militares, deci-
sivOs para embotellar o dividlr
las fuerzas alemanas. Rumania
es Ell foco de la lUcha. En- con-
traste con Italia y Hungria, sien
te la tension de toda iona de-
guerra.
I'm ejemplo de la clase de que
IRA que SO libra en- Rumania Sc
encuentra en- la alarma ocasio-
nadapor la reciente noticia de
un trato entire Alemania y Russia
por medic del quad ell Reich iba
a tomar possession de los campos
patrcleros de Galicia y ocupar
la esqulna de la RaGsia polaca
que bordea con Hungria y Ru-
mania. La base de la noticia fu6
Ia presencia en- Galicia de t6cni.
COS alemanes enviados para po-
rer en- production los pozos de
'p.trtieo y reparar 81 ferroca-
rril que va deSde Rumania a A.
lemania, a trav6s del territorio
polaco dominado por Russia.
Rumania no teme actualmon-
te un ataque aleman, aalnque nc
sc descuida en- cuanto a las de-
fensas. TOdavia menos teme RI
mania un ataque concentrate
nazi-90vietico; pero no ocultq
su nerviCsidad en- cuanto a las
posibles intenciOnes rusas. Las
re,aciones con Russia siguen H.
rantes y Sc adoptan medidGs pa
ra reforzar la administration
de Besarabia.
Sabese que Rumania busca 10
das las garantias cue puede oh.
tener-da Italia contra Hun
gria, de Yu0oeslavia contra Bul
de Alemania contra Ru-
mania. Este Gltimo explica el
nombramiento de un dictator
petrcero para atender las que
jas del Reich.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
MAS DE 10000 Personals
EN- LA PLAYA DE MIAMI

Miami, Enero 31.-Subi6 a.
yer IA temperature a 20 grades
y pOr la playa de Miami desfila-
ron, durante 81 dia, mas de 49,.
900 persOnas.
Les abrigos fueron %sustitui-
dos per los trajes de BANJO y los
de jugar al tennis y otros depor-
tas,
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Sc han ofrecildo para cons
truir ell alcantarillado, ell nue.
vo alcantarillado, IL compa-
MAS de Tampa Y de otras Gu
dades del pals.
Los propietariOs latinos y a
mericanos aseguran que no ha
bra alcantarillado 81 a ellos sc
les va a cobrar por las instala'
clones de los barrios donde Ia
poblaci6n es poca, pero bien
"relacionada."
"Ya pagamOs por un alcan-
tarillado-dicen los propieta-
rios-y ahora Sc nos quiere &C
brar por otro que los "vivos'
sc proponen extender hastd
Ballast Point, etc., etc.
81 no Sc van a poner tubos
en- los lugares donde va exis-
tie alcantarillado, "JpOr que
cobrarnos por los que Sc van
a i~nstalar en- otras barriadas?'
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
~RECHAADAS VARIOS

Helsinki, Enero 31.-Varios
ataques de los rusos al nordes
tie de Lago Ladoga fueron re-
chazados con la destruction
de nueve tanQues. En- los con-
bates de aver cineo aeropla-
nos roioS fueron derribados
A 10 largo del Itsmo de Ka-
relia, EN- Taipale, perecier"n
so soldados del enemigo,
Inf6rmase que ell ejercito
nacional recuper6 a Pitkaran-
ia, ciudad al norte de Lago La
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

I'm escritor russo, Krushkof,
atribyeu ell caos econ6mico de
los nazis "a la p~irateria ing'e-
sa en- los Mares"
Alemania hunde sin aviso
vapores mercantes n~eusrales y
la pirateria Sc carga a Inglate-
ira.
Los piratas fascistas, y este
va 10 har olvidado csc ciudada-
no, hundian tambien vapores
mercantes, sin aviso, en- la que
ira que ell pueblo espanol sos
tuvo contra invasores y traido
res.
Son los piratas de hoy los
mismos de aver, pero no lie :
van nombres britanicos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Son republicanos dos MEM
bros muy desacreditados del
Ccnsejo Executive de la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo;
Mateo Vol y William L. Hut
shinson.
Los dem6cratas nos alegra-
mos de que esos caballeros ha-
gan su juego politico desde ia
otra acera".
VOL es enemigo de les CONT.
nistas; pero muy pocas wees
menciona a los fascistas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
p QUE 10 A
LOS PERROS HAMBRIEN-
TOS

Oakland, Cal, Enero 31.-La
pOlicia ten EN- su poder cuatro
perro alemanes que Sc cree ma
taron, hambrientos, a MANUEL
Cabral, 50 dreao,
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Acusan a los nazis de haber
aessinado a 18, 900 polacOs.
iCuantos leales y republi-
canoS mataron los nazis, con
sus aviones, artilleria y la Ges
tapo, en- la Espana ahora un-
cida al yugo de Franco y la Fa
lange?
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

81 ell Papa Sc rinde y autOri-
"a a Franco para nombrar ar
zobispos Y obispos, mas tarde
ell "caudillisimo" demandara
ell "derecho" de nombrar tam
bien- a los cardenales.
iY acabara por pedir que Ell
Papa sea espanol y miembrc
de la Falangel
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Hitler pronunci6 aver otro
de sus "rabiosos" discusses y
dijo: "Gracias a la amistad de
Italia y Russia los Aliados no
podran atacarnos por la reta-
guardia, como hicieron en- la
guerra mundial."
Deliberadamente ell cancilier
nazi lie record6 a Mussolini la
guerra entire los amos 1914 y
1918, cuando Italia formaba
parte de los Aliados y comba-
tia la barbarie teut6nica.
Entonces ell caballero Don
Benito era socialista y cOmba-
tia en- las trincheras como SOL
dado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Tenemos ell gusto de rectifi-
car Y decir que Russia no lie ha
entregado a Alemania, como
Sc dijo hace pocos dias, los pc.
EOS petroleros de Galicia.
Ell Soviet domino aun los pc
EOS. pero los tecnicos encarga-
dos de su direction son nazis,
no rusos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Los cuatro animales fueron
rehogi3os, con alguncs golpss.
Por {. Trotter y Jose silva,
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

I'm polizonte, Stanley M.
Doyle, Sc mega a contestar las
preguntas que lie hace ell Co.
mite de Libertades Civicas,
presidido por ell senador La
Toilette.
Doyle, un esbirro, de los mu
chos que ganan grandes suel-
dos en- ell pals, asegura que la
Legion Americana lie habia en-
cargado, en- 1886, de investi-
gar las actividades comunis-
tas.
No quiere contestar por el
tenor de comprometer a los
que lie pagaron por sus activi-
dades de espionaje; perO Ell
Comite lie mandara a la car
eel 81 persiste EN- su actitud.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Los alemanes repatriados de
Galicia lie llaman a Adolfo eel
gran padre Hitler"
AL Car russo lie llamaban ell
"padrecito" y los revoluciona-
rios lie castigaron con la muer-
tie.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Segundo dia de la Feria. Me
nos frio Sc pronostica para ma
mana.
En- otros amos la llegada de
la Feria hubo de coincidir con
fecuentes lluvias.
Despues de las heladas.....
! mala suerte tendremos 81 eel
aqua" Sc resuelve a repetir
"sus bromas" de otros amos!
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

JERRY CARTER ANUNCIk
SU ~CANDIDATURA A Sc.
Ado DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

Synopsis: ON A SHIP BOUND FOR SICILY PRINCE VALIANT
ESCAPES FROM HIS ENEMIES tN ROME. MANY MORTIMER
HAVE SETTLED ALONG THE SHORES OF SICILY AND VAL
HOPES TO RETURN TO THE NORTH IN ONE OF THEIR
VESSELS.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

through three snowstorms to bring
help. For an hour he had searched
before ne located the tiny building.
The fury of the storm and the five
degrees-below-zero temperature pre-
cluded an attempt to fly any of the
victims back to civilization in the
open plane. But when the storm
abated and the mercury had risen to
five above zero two days later, Hawk
returned to fly the family to the
Perryton hospital. He made the rescue
holding Oracle Fay on his lap, while
the mother held Loretta in the front
cockpit.
At first it was thought Loretta would
lose her arms, and that Oracle Fay
had developed pneumonia, but care
full treatment saved Loretta's arms
and the baby's life.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
by David Clark

Hawk, an amateur pilot, minimizes
his part in bringing aid to the Kings
and other stranded motorists, and in
saving thousands of head of cattle this
last winter.
''Sure, l brought the King family
in," he admits, ''but it was no more
than anyone else would have done"
But how many people would have
risked their lives in a fimsy home
made plane, powered only by Model
"a" Ford motor? How many would
have flown into the teeth of blizzard
without navigation instruments - in
plane equipped with homemade skis?
The story of Harold Hawk is one of
courage and determination worthy of
Sam Houston. Davey Crockett and
other Texas heroes. And by his deeds
last winter he became an angel of
Evening star., 1940-05-05

sharply with the streamlined closed
ships that travel the nations airways.
Experienced flying men have laughed
at his craft, and aviators in neigh
boring communities refer to him as an
outlaw" Yet he has done a hero's
work this past winter.
When the United States entered the
World War. pictures of warplanes
filled Harold's boyish heart with an
Unsuitable desire to fly. Too young for
service, he would travel miles just to
catch a glimpse of an airplane. But it
was seventeen years before he achieved
his ambition to own and fly a plane.
DoIior.by.DoiIor Plane
IHE fact that the nearest flying
school was a hundred miles away
cramped his aerial activities, but not
his determination. The high price of
airplanes did not discourage him. He
dreamed his dreams and saved every
penny that he could spare toward
building plane.
Hawk managed to borrow plans for
ship from an amateur plane builder.
Part by part and dollar by dollar, he
assembled the craft, with all his sur
plus cash going into its construction.
He bought the secondhand automo-
bile and used its motor, radiator, mag
neto, carburetor and ignition in his
ship. A propeller replaced the f1ywheel
of the car. For wings and fuselage he
used common 8O-count unbleached
muslin, covered with airplane dope"
and aluminium paint. The cowling on
the nose of the ship was made of COM
mon sheet metal. He even utilized the
inner tubes of the old car to brace the
wheel carriages of his plane.
In 1884 he had finished his plane;
hybrid bird of uncertain origin that
(Continvsd on pogs ~
Evening star., 1940-05-05

mercy to the ranchers and towns
people of Ochiltree County and other
nearby Texas communities.
Harold Hawk is a flying cowboy
who has never had a flying lesson. And
his homemade open plane contrasts
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Whether you wash in tub or machine
Concentrated Super Suds in the blxe box
will give you simply amazing results!
Because it's made with wonderful new
soap ingredient, PYRAY, you'll get
richer suds that SOAK OUT the dirt
Evening star., 1940-05-05
NEW TYPE TOMATO JUICE
THRILLS the NATION

II you think all tomato juice is alike,
try Welch's new vitamin-rich tomato
juice for the thrill OF your life. A
noted chemist tested FIVE brands and
found Welch's Tomato Juice supe-
rior-larger Vitamin G content; as
much Vitamin A as milk-and rich
in Vitamin b. Welch's is 50 rich and
thick. you can add { water. or ice,
and still have a most delicious toma-
to Juice. So it's economical to serve.
Get Welch's Tomato Juice from
your dealer today. It's pure, pasteur-
lied, laboratory controlled and test
ed and approved by Good House
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back il you don't say it's the finest
tomato juice you ever tasted.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Safely Lose
Ugly
Fat
tsbis ossaxiNely simple
pj0asost wy. Nc strict diet
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Evening star., 1940-05-05

LINDING snow, driven as only the
irresistible winds of the Western
- plains can drive it, swirled over
pair of figures plunging desperately
along narrow country road in the
Texas Panhandle.
In his arms Noel King, Of Guymon,
Oklahoma, carried his two-year-old
daughter Loretta. Behind him floun-
dered Mrs. King, trying frantically to
keep the cold from seven-months-old
Oracle Fay.
They had left their car lying on its
side in the roadside ditch. 1t was
already beginning to lose its identity
as thick snow clouds drifted over it.
Ahead, they hoped. would be shelter
from the worst blizzard the area had
experienced in a decade.
The couple struggled forward as the
sobs of their frostbitten babies filled
their hearts with terror and their limbs
with new strength. Hours later, after
four heartbreaking miles of exhaust
ing, knee-deep snow, they staggered
into an oil-pipe-line booster station.
There they found food and warmth
Il food for all but Oracle Fay. for she
required a special formula. And there
was no doctor to minister to Loretta,
whose arms were frostbitten from ell
bow to fingertips. All four we're suffer
ing from cold and exposure, but it
would be days before help could reach
them.
A telephone call to Bartlesville,
Oklahoma, brought first-aid sugges-
tions; the mother and father and sta
ton attendant worked over the chill
dren, praying that help would come
before Loretta's arms became infected.
The attendant telephoned Perryton.
Texas, the nearest town, and asked
that help and medicine be sent as soon
as the twenty-four miles could be
traversed.
Psnyton's Flying Cowboy
lWO hours later the drone of an
airplane penetrated the roar of the
storm. Overhead, circling carefully,
was Texas's first ski-equipped airplane.
With it came life, for Harold Hawk,
Perryton's flying cowboy. brought
medicine and the baby's special for
mula.
Hawk, slim, blond, weatherbeaten
man of thirty two, had heard of their
precarious plight and had flown
Evening star., 1940-05-05

without scrubbing get clothes xHAnn>6
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is so MILD and easy the hands, too
package-see why it's Americas .4ekfG
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Evening star., 1940-07-21

don't just happen - they are com
mitted"
How do you mean" inquired
'Well, a lot of them are not in good
physical condition to start with,
replied the Captain and they tire out
quickly. If they are out beyond their
depth when this happens, they get
panicky when they can't touch bot
tom and Immediately begin to thrash
around, thus fastening the fatigue
which finally carries them under. It's
hard to understand why they don't
Just get over on their backs and float
but they lose their heads and drown
thcr.@rlves.
"I'ten another substantial proper
ton violate the old law abol!t going
IN too soon after eating. Taking your
st,3ach INTO cold water on top Of the
typical picnic lunch Of hambulgcrs
and beans and pickles and beer and
heaven knows what else IS pretty
rough treatment 1t frequently results
in cramps. And the swimmer who gets
stomach cramps (Ieg or arm craup5
are not serious as rule is usually a
goner if he isn't helped quickly.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Give Feet Dolly Core

NEXT in Importance to properly
fitted shoes. is the daily care you give
your feet These extremltles are the
farthest outposts in the circulatory
route; so, unless there is some abb
normal foot condition present, feet
benefit more from stimulating treat
ment than any other part Of the body.
If there are distendcd veins. SKIN in
fectlons, swelling or other abnormal
disorders present in the feet or the
legs. stimulation whether by hand or
vibratory massage IS not ADVISABLE
Otherwise, and for most feet. they are
excellent
Even foot bath will give you
stimulation, but 1t must be more than
Evening star., 1940-07-21
AMAZING TOMATO JUICE
THRILLS the NATION

If you think all tomato juice is alike.
try .Welch's new vitamin-rich tomato
juice for the thrill of your life. a
noted chemist tested five brands and
found Wclch's Tomato Juice supe
rior larger Vitamln c content; as
much Vitanin A as mllk-and rich
in Vitamin B. Welch's is SO rich and
thick. you can add q water, or ice,
and still have a most delicious toma
to Juice. So it's economical to serve.
Get Welch's Tomato Juice from
your dealer today. It's pure. paSteur
lied. laboratory controlled and test
ed and approved by Good House
keeping Bureau Double your money
back if you don't say it's the finest
tomato juice you ever tasted.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

as the usual body powders.
If you like deeper foot massa
than you can give with your hands,
electric vibrator, applied with moder
ton, is safe to use. You can get the
vibrators equipped with two kinds
cushion. sponge rubber for gem
probing of tender skins, heavy rl1
Der for deeper massage on tough
surfaces.
As for the pedicure, filing the ma
straight across is advised unless tn
curve into fatty cushions of flesh.
that is the case, follow the drectl|
your nail grows. when you file the|
and keep them short for ComfoI
Horny cutlCle. one of the hard(
things to cope with in turning out Wd
groomed toes may be filed down vi
an emery board, home equivalent
the chlropodlst' small electric buzz
If cuticle is soft. you can OIL 1t. soak
and shred It off in clean outlines wi
the same type of cutiClc remover til
you use for your manicure. POM
seen on smart beaches this summer
apt to be the same color on tOend|
and hngernalls and the vivid coli
make tlattering foils for sun-drencfI
feet and hands. Colorless polish. hc|
ever, is still the choice of women vi
want to seal up their tocnalls in CID
but inconsplcuous jackets.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Continued from poge nine

They used to say that you should
Mt 90 into the water for an hour after
eating -, but that means in bath
tub. I'd say that it isn't safe to swim
until tuO hours after meal.
"a third reason for drownings, of
course, is the swimmer who. though
he may be in perfect condition, just
plain exceeds his capabilities and finds
himself in deep water when his strength
begins to ebb. There's no sense to it,
Evening star., 1940-07-21
DEFINITIONS: Wise and Otherwise

SYNONYM: The word you use when
you don't know how to spell the
one YOU want to use.
CtrI1FI OVER: A cabbage with a col
.c2c education.
ALIbI; the legal wav Of proving that
. man was not 1T a place where he
really was.
DEPTH: Height turned upside down.
Con-: \ purchase which goes not
only to the buyer but to the cellar
Evening star., 1940-07-21

pumlce, before the bath. Cutting
either corns or calluses is lll-advlsed,
because of the danger OF infection.
Bunions, usually caused by crowdlng
the great toe into tight stockings or
shoes, may often be relieved by pads
that reduce pressure over the troubled
joint and allow any inflammation to
subside.
If the bunion remains painful and
tender, in spite of such care. physl-
clan should be consulted since some
bunions require surgical correction If
there is to be relief
Evening star., 1940-07-21
FOR BEAUTIFUL FEET
Here's how to take proper care of them
<y gyhsfa BIyMe

a soaking in a tub. On
method is to use one q
the granular or powder
foot soaps that are slow
yielding up lather. an
force you to manipulae
your feet with your HANG
in order to work up graf
flying suds. The frictid
aids circulation, looseI
secretions and helps {
slough off dead cuticle. |
drying your feet, alwa!
rub them vigorously, ar
bring your towel upwarI
not downward.
In addition, two mil
utes of massage after yoi
bath will help to ket
your feet in finer fettl
Get ready for NASSAU
with your feet stretcht
before you one at a tin
on a stool, and spread II
a massage cream, a SCOT
ing liniment or a cooli1
menthol lotion to gin
easy slide to your hand
Then begin at the tod
keeping your fingers
firm contact with the t1es
and drawing both han
toward you, as you wo
upward in the direction
the knees. Repeat t
movement continuous
for about two minute
When you are finished
move any surplus oil al
sprinkle on a soothir
deodorant powder. A re
ular foot powder is not
likely to cake on feet tn
are inclined to perSpl
Evening star., 1940-07-21

but an awful lot of people do it, as
evident from the fact that m
drowning cases are not nonswlmm
but folks who can swim at least v
enough to get into trouble. Sometlr
at the beaches swimmers from lnls
who are accustomed to fresh wa
inadvertently get themselves i
trouble.
There IS a theory that salt waite
(Continved on poge 15)
Evening star., 1940-07-21

give YOU the most in good looks and
comfort now. keep pair of scientih-
cally fitted shoes at home or in a
locker where you work. and use them
to spell the fancy shoes you wear for
display. Wearing easeful shoes with
two-inch heels an hour or so day
for walking or other strepuous pur-
poses will help you to keep your feet
happy and in better shape when you
dress them up.
The best way to cope with cornS.
calluses or bunions, says this specialist.
is to remove their cause, which, in
most cases, is improperly fitted shoes.
In the meantime. there are dependable
remedies that give you relief. Corns,
caused when shoes rub against toes,
may be relieved by medicated pads
that reduce friction, allay soreness and
loosen up the kernel. There are liquid
removers which tend to loosen the
com so that you can lift it out more
easily
Calluses, like corns, are horny skin
that tends to increase and spread.
They usually appear on the bottom of
the feet. They are caused by pressure
or friction of shoes. but you can allie
viate pressure with callus pads, medl-
Gated to relieve pain and soften up the
hardened area Where calluses are not
painful, you can whet them down with