davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04

medeny krouzek az k vybusni.
ne. Puma byva bud zapaln5
nebo nejcasteji vybusna. Pumy
vydrzl Cd nekolika minut dc
jednoho tydne.
Molotov nebo-li chlebnik -
100 az 500 liber, vybuchuje
vzdy We vzduchu, rozhodi 100.
800 malych zapalnych pun
ktere jsou plneny naftou a KY
selinami. Uzfvalo Sc il prot
londynskym dok1m.
Male zapalne pumy, is IL
Der, jsou naplneny umelymi
hOrlavinami.
Naftova puma - velmi lev,
ma, plni Sc petrolejem a suro-
YOU naftou. "Konev ma NILE
ko' vypada tax, jak Sc j
prezdlva. Je plnena benzinem
a surovou ~naftou, zapaluje sc
tfaskavinou. Napln sc rozleje
pc zasazenem objektu.
Sirenova puma - obycejna
vybusna bomba, k n1z je pride.
lano nekolik varhanovych pis-
tai. Vzduch prudce prochazi
pistalami, kdyz puma pada, a
puma proto zvucf. Nemci chte.
il takto pusobit paniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04

mi osy, podepsanem minute u
terry svrzenou vladou.
Soustredenf asi $4,000 nemec,
kych vojak1 ma severnich hra-
nicich Jugoslavie vedlo k marc
dni sjednocenosti a dohode me
ri DIR. Mackem, v1dcem Choir
vatd a premierem Simovicem.
Mack1v casopis v Zahrebe
napsal: "V historicke dobe,
ktera sc snad blfzf, fady Choir
vatG jsou sjednoceny.'
Jak znamo jiz z dflveJsich
zprav, nemecka vojska, ktera
byla u hranic Teckych a turec-
kych v Bulharsku, jsou rychle
presunovana k hraniclm Jugo-
slavic. Jina nemecka voJska
jsou v Rumunsku. V Albanll
isou italska vojska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Trik 8 cesnekem.

K holicskemu mistru Josefu
Homolkovi v Olomouci-Hodola
mech prisel neznamy muz, KITE
|ry Sc predstavil jake cfsnik Ri
chard DvoTak a nab1dl Sc mu,
re mu opatT1 devetactyricet XII
10 cesneku. Zaroven vyzval
Homolku, ably mu vyplatil pc
nfze a ably S MIN Sci do Topo-
Ian, kde pry mu cesnek vyda.
Homolka mu dial dive ste K a Wy
dial sc S MIN ma cestu. Jeste v
Olomouci Sc zastavili v jednom
hostinci, kde domnely Dvorak
rekl Homolkovi, ably ma neho
pockal, re 81 prinese tlumok.
Muz pax zmizel a vice Sc ne
vratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
MarnS Sc namahal.

Zamestnanec CMD Jaroslav
Pejpek v ulici Ma zakope v O.
lomouci-C hvalkoviclch nechal
otevTene okno sveho pT1zemni-
no. bytu. Toto vyuzil neznamy
zlodej, vnikl dovnitT a ukradl
tam dive kila cokolady. Krom
toho vypacil vsechny skr1ne a
stolnf zasuvky a pripravil 81 k
odnesenf prada "a tTi tisfce K.
We chv1li, kdy 81 korist BALL do
rance, vratil Sc mattel bytu do
MI a zlodeje vyplasil. Zlodej
ukradl jen cokoladu, kdezto O.
statni korist musil nechat ma
mlste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Prsty "a vydSlek.

Krutou dan svemu povolani
zaplatil 40lety pillar FIR. Char
vat ma Matejkove pile v hostel
CT. Real ma kruhove pilo lat
ky, pila mu zachytila ruku a u
fizla mu clanky til prstG, pal
Gem pocinaje a prostrednikem
koncic.
" nedalekych Doudlebach
v Henrychove textilni tovarne
utrzil podobny 1raz 6Olety del
mix Frantisek Matejka, ktere-
mu byl useknut nozem cistic1-
no stroje pravy ukazovacek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Jakych pun pouzivaji Nemci

V dosavadnich vzdusnych ma
letech ma Anglii uzili Nemcl
techto druh1 pun:
Vzdusne torpedo - vybusna
puma, vazicf 1900 = 1900 IL
Der. Stoji asi 1900 anglickych
|liber. Uziva Sc il ma velike bu-
dovy, doky a obchodn1 domy.
Jedno letadlo unese 2-3 tor
peda. Vyryje hluboky krater
a vymrstuje ohromnou silou u
lomky. Vyvinuje 1zasny tlak
vzduch.
Vybusne pumy vazi 25-5OO
liber, vybuchuji pfi dopadu.
Petiset-libernf puma poskozuJe
do okruhu 200 yardI. Vyha-
zuje srapnely do vysky jake
vodotrysk.
Narazova srapnelova puma
l. vybuchuje tesne pred dopa-
dem, nebot jejf dlouhy zapalo-
vac Sc dotkne zeme, zapalf ma
pin, iez vymrstf horizontalne
srapnelove kulicky jen nekolik
centimetrG mad zeml. Vazl Cd
|25-3OO liber. Proti nj nepom1.
re lehnOut 81 ma Zem.
Casova puma = cd 20 &c
500 liber, pronika hluboko dc
,p1dy, della jen maly otvor. Ia
paluje Sc nejcasteji perem, KITE
re vymrstuje 1dernik. Jinal
Sc zapaluje kyselinou sfrovou
.1ktera must nejprve rozezra'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Padl u fidiciho kola.

We Quincy, ILL.,, 82lety George
William Menke, predseda F.
w. Menke Stone and Lime Co.
zemrel v nemocnici Ia 80 mi
nut pc tie, kdy Sc zhroutil u RI
dfciho kole sveho auta, pri
cemz jeho coupe vrazilo do
sloupu poulicni svftilny. Zane
chal vdovu, dceru a syna. Jeho
otec zalozil spolecnost, kter6
on nynl stall v cele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Chran, Boze, mas j Anglii.

Jiz fyrer, dry bandita,
kdyz v skrysi lup svGj poclta
" zle nesnazi sc Gotta.
Vlk zhltnul devet Zem1
i S jejich statky vsemi
a S miliony lidu.
TAX prezral sc az k bliti =
ted touzi v miru z1ti
a lup svGj ztravit v klidu.
IZle svedomi mu vycfta,
re lupic je a bandita.
Ma strach, re Ia cas- kratky
|lup must vratit zpatky,
ma strach, BGh svet re zavola
jenz povstane kol dokola
a vraha sveho udola.
Vlk desi Sc jiz trestu
a k smiru hleda cestu.
Toz We Krollove opeTe
nabidl mir a konec pre-:
"Kdyz, Angle, mi pokoj das
a tucny lup mi ponechas,
|ja vitezne sve vote
hned odvolam zpet z boje
a obratim Sc k vychodu.
Mac valet? Nen1 d1vodu.'
Una Angle HAS vlc1
a pohrdave mlcf.
vi, kdyby strach no nedrzel,
vlk pres more by ma nj Sci.
Vsak obava sc prechodu,
pres Kanal La Manche,
pres vodu,
|jez dine Sc, vichry slehana
a hrozl vojsku tyrana,
a "a vodou bdi stfehu
Anglican u svych brehu,
tam cihaji til levharti
a hTbety dogg Sc jezatl,
tam krouz1 orli letadel
a trci jicny tezkych del =
tam u brehu sc brodl
sta obrnenych lodi
a stoji narod = zivy plot,
|jenz vi, re jde mu o zivot.
INuz, zdeptej mofske Why,
ty vrahu, zluci plny.
Vstup ma worry a hola hej,
tam ma ten breh Sc vysplhej.
Vsak zida pozeptej Sc dflv
Ijak MOTIFS vykonal ten div,
re preset more Rude.
Tv1j 1kol test Dude.
Ty, Anglicane, pevne stuj ).
a k miru S Nemcem nesvoluJ.
O.. Boze, DEF, by We vlnach
Ii s vojskem utonul mas vrah,
|jenz Cechy ma kr1z priblji.
Chran, Pane, mas i Anglii.
* Tri lehvarti v cervenem pol
Znak Angle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04

= Banda padelatelG, ktera
v Milane tiskla falesne dollary,
jez prodavala nebo chtela pro-
davati Ital1m, kteri 81 prali mi
ii dollary m1sto italskych lir,
byla rozehnana policif. Osm
clen6 handy a pax Tide, kter1
w falesne dollary koupili, by
10 zatceno.
= Dvanact osob bylo zabito
pri vytrznostech v Aleppo a
DamaSku v Syrii a general
Dentz, vrchni velitel francouz-
skych vojsk v levantskych sta
tech, nafidil zavedenf valecne-
no prava v n6kolika mestech.
Vytrznosti vypukly, jak bylo
oznameno, nasledkem protestG
obyvatelstva prot nedostatku
potravin a agitace, ktera je tn
provadena nacionalisty. z ne
kterych kruhG Sc tvrd1, re tato
agitace je rozdmychovana "a
hranicn1mi agenty.
DIE zpravy doSle z Damasku,
tamn1 francouzske authority mu
silly uciniti o~patrenf, ably Da-
masek byl odluocen cd ostat-
Mich syrskych NEST a tax zmir-
men neklid.
Pc vytrznostech, provede-
nych v Damasku, bylo rozka-
zano, ably kavarny a restaura-
ce byly ~zavfeny o 10. iodine
vecern1.
General Dentz naT1dil ar
madnfm posadkam pohotovost,
ably molly zakrociti v pripad6,
re by Sc vytrznosti opakovaly.
Vytrznosti zacaly jiz %. u
nora v mnoha castech Syrie,
hlavne We ctvrtich NEST, obyva-
nych domorodci, jez byly poz-
deli zavreny autoritami. Ma
stal pomerny kid a general
Dentz pokracoval v konferen-
c1ch S domorodnymi vGdci.
Dne 10. bTezna vytrznosti
vypukly znOvu a general Dentz
byl nucen ukonciti ~vyjednava-
nj.
= Halina Daszynska, 28leta
radiova um6lkyne, povazovana
"a nejobl1ben6jsi spolupracov-
nici British Broadcasting Co.,
zemfela v Londyne.
= V cvicnem letadle, kter6
Sc srftilo nedaleko Mount Hope
v Kanade, pTisli o zivot diva vo-
.Jenstf letci. Byli to letecky dG-
stojnik A. D. Angus z Montre-
alu a vynikajfcf inzenyr G.. j.
Cough z Calgary.
! = We velkem kurniku M. L,
Crosse ma Notre Dame ave. We
Winnipegu vypukl ohen, pr
nemz uhofelo 1880 kuTat, tie.
!, prv asi mesfc starych. Byl tC
: jiz druhy ohen letosnfho roku
? ale pfi prvnim zadna kuTata
; nezahynula. Kurata mela &c.
nu asi 1925 a skoda ma kurnlku
ObnaS1 $500.
Nedaleko Smiths Creek
N. B., byl zabit mlady student
letectv1 w. S. Murray z Brittle
Ike Kolumbie. Letel 1pln6 san
v cvicebn1m aeroplanu, jenz ST
"a prudke snehove vanice sT1ti
a Murray byl zabit Ma m1ste
r Mrtvola byla odvezena do Chi
' liwack, B. c., k pohrbenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
PODZEMNf ~ROPAGANDA
Donna.
Pix. O.. S.

Obcas sc prece podaf1 pro-
pasovat z vlasti nejake letaky
nebo brozury, ktere koluj1 do.
ma v podzem1, a to caste velml
rafinovanymi zpGsoby. Infor-
muji ty,co nemohou poslouchat
rozhlas, udrzuj1 dobreho du-
cha, posilujf a burcuj1.
V jednom z podzemnlch ca
sopisG, jejz nebudeme z pocho-
pitelnych dGvod1 jmenovat,
byla uverejnena pred vanocni-
mi svatky tato basen:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Costa 2 banketu.

Manzelka Geo. Huphreye
byla zabita, manzel zranen
tezce a Ivan Kindschi, ktery $
mimi jel, zranen lehce, kdyz je-
jich AUTOMOBILE Sc srazil s true
KEN u Hartford. Jeli z banke-
tn a kdyz vyhybali Sc jinemu
autu, srazili Sc S truckem.
Humphrey jest profesorem ma
Wisconsinske universit6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
DROBNE ZPRAVY
z ANGLE.

Ceskoslovenska tiskova kan
cellar v Londyne oznamuje:
= Syndikat ceskoslovensko-
polskych novinard, jenz byl zrf
zen V Londyne, zahajil svou
cinnost, jej1mz 1celem je pre-
devslm harmonisovat Informal
nj sluzbu a osvetovou cinnost
zurnalistiky obou narod1. Pred
sedou tohoto spolecneho syndi-
katu byl ma prvn1 semestr zvo-
len polsky ministr Karel Popiel
Ma prlSt1 semestr Dude pfedse-
dOu zvolen Cechoslovak.
il Ceskoslovenske zeny byly
nyn1 rozhodnut1m britske VIA
dy pTipusteny k pomocne sluz-
be v britske armada. Budou
nositi britske uniformly, jez bu-
dou ma naramen1c1ch Oznaceny
napisem "Czechoslovakie".
" poslednfm tydnu cesko-
slovenst1 letci bombardovali
Berlin a francouzsky pfistav
Lorient. Krone toho Sc cesko-
slovenstf letci 1castnili take ma
letu ma Bremy a Kolin mad Ry-
mem.
- Cetne znamky nasvedcuji
tomu, re Nemci velmi tezce ne
sou vliv, jejz ma londynsky &C.
skoslovensky rozhlas ma cesko-
slovenskou verejnost. Nemci
nyni naTldili ceskemu tisku, a.
by zostril sve 1toky ma Benese
d jeho vladu v Londyne. Praz.
ske listy prohlasuj1 z prikazu
Nemc1, re ceskoslovensky roz.
HAS v Londyne je placen brit
skou zidovskou p~lutokracil
Smesnost a nesmyslnost tohoto
tvrzenl sama dokazuje tezkJ
stupen nervosity, jenz mezi
Nemci zavladl. Dokonce j tax
zvany RISKY protektor baron
Neurath, jenz je tsarym nemec
kym diplomatem, poskytl ne.
meckemu listu Weltpresse-
dienst rozhovor, We kterem ne.
slusnym zp1sobem sp1la Bene.
Sow. z toho vysv1ta, re i par
baron az ztrac1 nervy. Prosly'
cha Sc, re hrstka ceskych fasis-
til, organisovana We skupine
Vlajka, naleha ma predaky Ma.
rodnfho Sourucenstv1, ably V
prazskem roZhlasu Odpovedeli
B~enesovi ujistenim, re jsou cd.
DAM nacistickemu Nemecku
Vsechny tyto znamky nervosity
mezi Nemci a jejich nohsledy
v tax zvanem Protektoratu pc.
siluj1 ceskoslovenske obyvatel.
stvo We wire, re konecna poraz-
ka NemcG Sc bl1z1.
- z Prahy dochazej1 zpra.
Wy o nasilne smrti dvou dals1cE
ceskoslovenskych, katolickycl
pfedakI. DR.. MiloS Preininger
SET informacniho oddelen1 poll.
cejn1ho reditelstvf v Praze, 9
DIR. Alfred Fuchs zemreli v Ne.
mecku. Rodina DIR. Alfredo
Fuchse obdrzela prave z Ne
mecka urnu S jeho popelem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
"Drsny jezdec" zemrel.

We Westbury, N. Y, 59lety
Defiance Kane Jay, pravnlk a
banker, zemrel We SVEN dome.
Byl jednim z "drsnych jezdc1'
Theodore Roosevelta We Spaniel
sko-americke valce. Roku 1915
zorganisoval cvicny tabor pro
civilisty v Pittsburgh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Diva dsInici zabiti.

V Emlenton, Pa, vybuch a o.
hen v zavode Quaker State Oil
Refining korporace zabil diva
muze a zp1sobil skodu. Cd
hadovanou ma 100000 Pr1ci-
ma vybuchu nebyla zjistena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04
Jedenact obydlf vyhofelo.

V Pottsville, Pa. ohen no
ci znicil jedenact obydll, cimz
81 rodin Sc octnulo bez pTistre-
81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-04

ZOIOVdCGI0 JSOu u0uSCdlO I'D CCS
te mezi Athenami a Belehra-
dem.
Ovsem je tn tez otazka, CO
ucinf Nemecko, ale prevlada
zde presvedcenf, re Albanie je
pro Italii ztracena, at ucinf Ne
mecko cokoli. Kazdy 1tok ma
Jugoslavii potTebuje noveho Sc
skupeni nemeckych vojsk, KITE
ra byla pTipravena k naporu
smerem k Egejskemu mort
pred prevratem v Jugoslavii.
Pet nemeckych divisf ~soustre-
duje Sc, jak bylo oznameno, ma
hraniclch Madarska a Jugosla-
vie. Jejich pohyb byl zahajen
brzy pc odjezdu nemeckeho Wy
stance Viktora Won Heeren dc
Berl1na. S MIN ma zvlastnlm
vlaku odejeli posledni nemectl
pTfslusn1ci.
Won Heeren pravil pred cd.
jezdem: "Jdu podati zpravu
sve Wade. Budu videti zahra'
nicn1ho ministra Ribbentrops
bezprotsredne pc SVEN prljez'
du do Berllna."
Madarska tiskova kancelai
pTinesla zpravu z Berllna, dlt
ktere zahranicnl ministerstvt
obdrzela notu z Belehradu,
nfz byla vysvetlena politika no
We jugoslavske vlady, ale men
w nj zmfnky o paktu s velmoce
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-28
Testing Lane Again
In Operation Here

It's tine to have your car tested
again. The state equipment is al
ready at the job, the equipment be
ing set up on First Avenue near
Washington street as heretofore.
State law requires an annual check
on lights, brakes and other equip
ment for the purpose of keeping I'm
safe cars from the road. Success
full passage through the lane rates
a windshield sticker, while failure
to pass draws a red stamp. Drivers
are given a limited time to have the
faults corrected.
The lane will be here for a couple
of weeks after which it will be NOV
ed to another location. Every r.
license car is now required to bear
the 1871 inspection tag so trot along
and go through the tane while it is
convenient.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-28
Lay Plans for Another
Free T. b. Clinic

The Benton County Tuberr,o.,.
League is again sponsoring ! os'..
clinic to be held the weet !, s slsa
Is. DR.. S. L. Cox, diagnostici,sn0 ~, y.
the Washington TuberculoSis 'I 49,, ~
citation, will again be In charvs 49, !.
sisted by Miss Lois Shumake - o,, =
ty nurse, and Mrs. Harry Fem..
executive secretary for Inc c-,..s
league. ''NuV
All examinations viii be- M.
since the sale Of Christmas 81,
brings this service to our CONT. SV y.
all who wish to avail themselvs, - !,
the opportunity.
Please notify Miss Lois shumst.
county nurse, as soon as convenient
If you wish an appointment ana
she will arrange your time, dste ana
place.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-28
AppOrtiOnment Funds
Assigned to Schools

Benton county schools will receive
$24, 443 as the monthly apportion-
ment of state and county funds for
August, Mrs. Ethel Van Syckle, the
county superintendent of schools,
said Tuesday. The state current
school fund will supply s23, 422 of
the total amount. The schools
will receive 500 from the county
equalization fund and Sill from the
county tax fund, Mrs. Van Syckle
said. The apportionment to dis
tricts varies from $7683 for the
Prosser system to 500 for the Sum-
NIT district. Other districts receiv-
ing more than $1,000 this month are:
Kennewick, $7103; Richland $2895;
White Bluffs, 1854; Benton City,
$1453; and Riverview, $1432. 81.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-28

ing with the Golden Wedding and
Pioneer Program in the morning,
picnic basket lunch at noon, with
coffee, cream and sugar, a varied
program, with Governor Arthur 3.
Langlie, as featured speaker, in the
afternoon, followed by soft ball
games and water sports. The eve
ming program opens with the song
fest, a chorus combination of old
and new songs in novel setting, the
"AmericanuS Fireworks Program"
the most elaborate fireworks display
we have ever presented, followed by
dancing on the open air pavilion
and in the Legion Armory.
In addition to these programs,
which will be staged in the city park,
the Woman's Club is sponsoring a
new feature, 'The Art Festival
which consists of rare and beautiful
works of art now on display in the
shop windows.
In order to make proper arrange
ments for the popular Golden We'd
ding Breakfast, it is requested that
all Golden Wedding Couples who ex-
|pect to take part in the program
and breakfast, notify Mrs. Waite
Taylor, Prosser, by telephone or
postal card.
Remember the date, Labor Day,
Monday, September 1 and the city
park as the place where old friends
meet and new friendships are born"
Well be seeing you.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-28
|Chemurgy May
Prove Salvation of
Farming Industry
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CONTINUED From Page II
unwilling to admit that the final bit
Of knowledge had been extracted
from any subject.
These men began asking pertinent
and searching questions. Are corn
cobs (and only the select Of those)
good only for making Missouri
meerSchaums?" Is wheat valuable
only as food? Do paper and lum-
Der necessarily have to be made
from trees? If a worm can produce
silk. why can't the ingenuity of man
devise better method?
There was scarcely a field of ap-
riculture they didn't touch in their
search. Their interest lay in agri-
culture because of the invariable
regularity with which nature COM
bined air and water and soil in her
mysterious alchemy to produce
crops year afer year. With reason
able care and prudence, in agricul-
ture they saw an ineXhauStible store
mouse OF raw materials that would
keep producing year after year; that.
unlike mine, wouldn't run out, and.
unlike a forest, required no long
period to mature.
They reasoned that the answer to
our ailing economy lay not in too
much production but in failure to
make gainful use of our bounteous
agriculture. Their philosophy said
that 1t was better to create new
wealth and new opportunity for all
than to rely on. the age-old instinct
to take wealth from others.
They are willing to experiment, to
try new ideas. Maybe an agricultural
product from time immemorial had
been purely food crop; that didn't
necessarily mean to these men that
there were no other advantageous
uses for it. If they could find a
new use for it, that meant more re-
turn to the farmer who raised it;
more money earned by the farmer
meant more buying power right in
the center of our own nation where
war and other foreign disturbances
couldn't upset it. More farm buying
power meant more jobs, more money
earned to buy more goods, more de-
mand for products of agriculture,
and so on.
1t was perfectly natural that those
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Althea Lodge to be
Host to Grand Officers

The Althea Rebekah lodge met in
regular session on Tuesday evening
and plans were completed to enter
tain on September at o'clock all
Odd Fellows and Rebeka1ls from
Prosser and Kiona to meet Grand
master Buckmaster of Puyallup. He
will be accompanied by several other
grand officers including Francis
Pangle, vice president of the Re
bekah Assembly of Washington and
Alaska. ANY visiting Odd Fellow or
Rebekah will be cordially welcomed.
After the business meeting the
members enjoyed a watermelon feed.
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LaarSday. Angus, q, =.

men, thinking and work,r, =,
same lines, should graSIt .S along u
er and form an organizatioss, logss,
and point their efforts "''On 70 p@
And so. only six short vo..
group Of them met ~ years an ago
Michigan, and formed - > ~, DearOoa
organization devoted h th nsOn'pn,
ton Of their ideals. :; Time .ne realss.
single word that comnIs. e was b
cribed their efforts, So tsly d,
the word "chemurgy" ~, ~ CONE
Egyptian word "chemin hs IRON q
word chemistry. and 4e SrS,s q u
Greek word meaning wors u
called themselves chem @T.x, hg
their organization the NatIonSsSS aNs
Chemurgic Council. Olal Fan
Then they set out to ey,,,,
promising new horizons M e H,Ss' IL
chemists test tubes are o winch IL
Tor American agriculture ans "
try. ana sndaS.
Next week: What ebsn,
how 1t works, what It does d
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Nearly Inch of Rain
Falls i'm Past Week

Eighty-eight hundredths of an
inch of rain fell this week at the
Highlands weather station, MIR. Nor
gan reports, and in the same breath
announces that not a drop fell there
while the terrific downpour drench-
ed the streets in town Tuesday aft
ernon. The few minutes down.
pour filled the cutters to overflow
ing-but it didn't count in the Of
fetal measurements. Temperatures
took decided drop last Thursday,
with cool days since. The official
figures are as follows:
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Guild Presents Library
With New Volumes

Librarians report for the month of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-28
ALTERS Attend
Judging Schools
Groups preparing for
county fair contests

The Alters attended Home Eco
nomics judging schools held in their
own sections of the county last week.
This was the second series of prac-
.tice judging contests held in prepa-
ration for the County All Fair.
Glasses in dresses, slips, blouses,
table setting, mullins, bread, broom
holders, canned apricots and beans
and luncheon cloths were judged.
August 10 the True Blue Club of
Hover was hostess for the Kenne-
wick Valley area. Those scoring the
highest were: first, Helen Ball; sec
ond, Mary Birdwen; third, Rose
mary Ashby.
August 20 the Hilly Handful Club
of Prosser was hostess to clubs of
the Prosser area with scores: first,
LaRhee Montgomery and Ella Louise
Scott; second, Phyllis Speck; third,
Bernice Whitney.
August 21st the Richland Clothing
Club was hostess to the clubs of the
Kennewick area. First was Winifred
Hawn; second, Lulu Lampson; and
third, Lois Bennett.
August % the Calico Queens of
White Bluffs were hostesses for Han
ford and White Bluffs clubs. The
highest scores were made by: first,
Louise IPemberton; second, Lois
Hauser; third, Dolores Moody.
The highest scores in the county
were: first, Helen Ball; second, La
Rhee Montgomery and Ella Scott;
third, Phyllis Speck and Winifred
HaWn.
Each All Home Economics Club
will select two contestants to repre-
sent it in the county judging con-
test at the All County Fair Satur-
day, September 13 at the Kiona- Ben-
ton school. At this same time all All
clubs will exhibit their club work
for the year. Exhibits rating blue
ribbons will be allowed to be entered
at the State All Fair at Yakima
during September 25-26-27.
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Blackout Ended

After three nights of street dark
ness, Kennewick's ornamental street
lights are again burning-noW more
brightly than for a couple of years
In laying the new tracks across
Benton street the cable supplying
the juice was severed. When the
power was turned on, weak spot
gave away and the electricians had
a heck of a time locating it. After
it was discovered and repaired the
lights now are much brighter than
before.
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Report Convention

Frank Maupin and LaweDo. 49,.
who represented the Local ,ii y SCOT
club at the annual Convent nisal V
IN Salem this year, gave ! me-. osla
Of their sessions at Tuesday. repo'
ing. The report was Siy.S meet y
novel manner, each taSina n N q
nate turns in telling Of tSs s ave
lights of the convention, Fron, 1 w
reports, the convention was aSO 49, se !,
the most successful ever held S ~ IL 3
organization. W We