davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Cesky inzenyr VIDA spis o tez
be oleje.

V Houston, Texas, oznameno,
re krajan Alois Cibulka, ktery
pc II rok1 byl zamestnan jake
inzenyr u Humble Oil Compa-
ny, Sc vidal sveho mfsta, ably
Sc mohl cele venovati odborne-
mu spisovatelstv1, nebot svymi
spisy chce usnadniti praci anne
rickym inzenyrGm.
We spojeni S tim bylo rece-
no, re lie usetriti mnoho prace
a badanl shrnut1m praktickych
poznatkG v knize, kterou vyda
tiskem, jake jiz jednu pred tim
Tyto prakticke poznatky jsou
z jeho vlastn1 dlouholete inze-
nyrske prace.
Sc zastupci americkeho It's
ku sdelil, re miliony hodin Sc
ztracej1 badan1m a pokusy,
ktere jsou jiz jemu znamy. A
protoze chce vykonati neco pro
dobro Ameriky, ktera Sc stala
jeho druhou vlasti, shrine vsech
ny tyto poznatky one knize.
Inzenyr Alois Cibulka sc
narodil v Cechach a vystudoval
V PraZe. Ia svetove valky slou-
I'll tri roxy v rakouske armada,
neil Sc dostal do Ruska. Pc te
diva roxy bojoval S csl. arma-
dou ma Sib1ri proti bolseviknm.
Roku 1920 prijel do Mexika,
odkud zahy pTes1dlil do Spoj.
StatH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Msla "bordynghouse", kde he
nechtSIi.

V Omaze Goldina Persinge-
rova byla uznana vinou z ne
vaznosti k soudu a pokutovana
stovkou soudcem John Rinem.
Soudcem Rinem bylo il pred re
KEN zakazano vydrzovani
"bordynghousu" v okoli tom,
jelikoz Sc prfci mestske ordi-
nanci a panickam V sousedstvi,
Minnie L. Higginsove, Savill
Bradford PettisOve, Alici
Kountzeove, Angie B. Farms
worthov6 a Grace A. Carkeov@
Sc to nel1bilo. Bylo il receno,
re must pokutu zaplatiti be-
hem tydne nebo povandruje "a
mflze hned ted. Nepochopuji,
proc 81 berete ma muSku zrov-
ma mne. V sousedstvf tom jsou
JIM, kterf mali "bordinghousy''
Soudce fekl j ma to, re Dude S
prave tax nalozeno, poda-
prot MIN n6kdo stfznost a du
kay. - nu, ony jsou ty panic
ky takov6m sousedstvf upla-
z jineho Tesla nez ii "bor-
dynkafi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
P~ostfelen pr nakukovani do
okna.

V Clevelandu "Svet-Ameri-
can" pfse: V omylu re n6jaky
zvrhl1k nahl1z1 do oxen v noci,
vystTelil 25lety muz ma % lete-
no muze ma porci a zranil jej
ma prave pazi a ma prsou. Sire
leny byl dopraven do M6stsk6
nemocnice a stfelec byl zatcen.
Postrelecym jest Karel Sla-
pak,. Ten s policif sdelil, re
dlel ma domac1 zabave v SOU
sedstvi a V 1880 rano sc Sci po-
d1vat, je-li jeho pfftelkyne do
ma. Domn1vaje Sc, re nalezl
spravny dun ma Literary road,
Easel ma pore a dival sc do o.
kna. V tom tTeskla rama a mia
dix Sc skacel.
slapak zadal policii ably pro-
ii stfelci nezakrocila, .jelikoz
byl opravnen a re no Una dav-
no. Travail spolu mic a vi, re
mu z1myslne ubl1ziti nechtel.
V nemocnici bylo Teceno, re
zranen1 Slapakovo nenf nebez-
pecne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
6lety cesky hoch pTedcil ma ko-
nj / stare cowboye.

V Johnson City, Texas, "a
vodG jizd6 ma koni mezi 70
cowboy, usporadan6 pri tam
nejs1 vystave, z1castnili Sc ia
Ike sestilety cesky hoch Karel
Matus z Hostyna u La Grange,
ktery predstihl i stare jezdce.
Hoch zfskal cenu V obnosu
5000. Dovede vsechny umelec-
Ike kousky ma koni a svymi w
kony vzbudil vseobecny obdiv.
Chod1 prvn1 rok do Skoly, do
ktere jedi busem IL mil. Lee
tosn1ho podzimu Dude jiz dru
he tribe. Jeho rodice Karel a
Julie Matusovi zijf ma Hostyne
u La Grange.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Propusti 2 ucitele, re jsou
komunistY.

z ucitelskeho sboru College
of the City of New York mali
byti 1plne propusteni diva uci~
'tele.
Doporuceni v tom smyslu u
cinil zvlastni soudcovsky vybor
rady pro vyssi vzd6lan1, ktery
vysetroval komunistickou Gin
most obou jmenovanych.
Oba professor popfrali, re
jsou cleny komunisticke stra-
ny. Vybor je vsak uznal "a
vinne a dokazal jim nejen, re
jsou cleny komunisticke strany,
nybrz i re falesne svedcili, &C.
koli byli pod prfsahou.
Falesne a vyhybave odpove-
di podali pry, kdyz je vysetro-
val vybor zakonodarny statu
Yorku, utvoreny Poole ma
vrhu poslancG Kappa a Couder
ia k vysetrovanf podvratne Gin
nosti ma verejnych skolach v
m6ste New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Z Washington.

Ceskoslovensky vyslanec
We Washington Vladimir S,
Hurban ucinil pc historicke
schGzce Churchilla S Roosevelt
tenn, toto prohlaseni k zastupci
Overseas News Agency:
"Podle m6ho pTesvedcenf de-
finuje osm bodG spolecneho
prohlasen1 RooseveltOva a
Churchillova velmi pTesne mi
rove a valecne Gle civilisova-
neho sveta: fysicka a duchovni
svoboda pro vsechny, a to mi
Denim 1tocnickych sill. Kazdy
kdo veTf V tyto Gle, je povinen
n~apomahat jejich uskutecne-
nj"
V techto dnech otiskl take
list Washington Post toto pro-
hlaSen1 vyslance Hurbana:
"Jak Wilsonovych ctrnact
bodG "a prvnf svetov6 valky
TAX take Rooseveltovych a
Churchillovych osm bodu pred
stavuje v dnesni valce Dor obra
tn, a to smerem k v1tezstvi slus
nosti mad barbarstv1m, pc nem5
Dude stejn6 jake "a prvn1 sve-
tov6 valky nasledovat hmotnG
vftezstv1 mad dtocnfky."
- Americka zbrojnf vyroba
Sc stala hlavnlm pTedmetem
patecni presidentovy konferen.
&c Sc zastupci tisku. Senator
Byrd ucinil v senate projev, v
nemz tvrdil, re americka zbroj
ri vyroba je zoufale pozadu,
stejn6 jake pomoc demokraci-
i'm. We SVEN projevu Byrd u
pozornil ma pokles vyroby leta-
del a stav6l Sc prot tomu, ably
vefejnost nebyla klamana tim,
re v celkovem poctu valecnych
letadel Sc spojujf cvicna letad-
la S vojenskymi, pTi cemz CIVIC
nf letadla Sc dali rychle vyra-
bet metodami hromadne vyro-
by. Kdyz Sc provede rozd6le-
nj, tedy jak senator prohlasil,
V cervenci jsme vyrobili jenom
700 valecnych letadel z cehoz
300 bylo bombardovac1ch. Da-
lie obavanych "letajfcich pew
nost1," - ctyTmotorovych bonn
bardova1ch letadel bylo vyro-
beno meme nez 60. Byrd mimo
to uvadel dalsf cfsla z jinych
odvetv1 zbrojn1ho pr1myslu a.
by dokazal re tempo vyroby
lie stale zoufale nedostatecne.
zadal, ably Sc narodu rex
la pravda a ably Sc provedly
pTfslusne kroky ma odstranenf
t6chto nedostatkI.
President TekI novinarGm, re
cfsla = s vyjimkou
vyroby letadel - nesouhlas1
Sc skutecnost1 a re proste ne
kde senatora chytily ma sve
vlastnf cfsla. President jiz po-I
department valky, ably
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
MAS "TATfKU" zALUJEME

Mas otce We Washingtone
zalujeme lobe,
re nam tezko v Americe
je lit v dnesnf dobe.
KATE, cukr, mouka, chleba,
vejce j brambory
nemuzeme 81 koupiti
proto re vSe zdrazili.
Kazdy obcan smutne kouka
a pc strane brouka,
re mu ia drahota dnesni
z kapsy ten gros souka.
Jez tax tezce sobe vydre
ma tom panG roll,
proto pane Presidente
jdem 81 stezovati.
Nasi tatove sem pTisli
tuto zem obdelati,
ably nyni panske deti
zde mohli uz1vati.
Ably NELL standard living"
a my pr tom hlad,
takto dobry "Vy Tat1ku"
to nechcete snad?
My Vas name otce radi
to muzete vefiti,
kdyz jsme Vase prohlasenf
pred volbama slyseli.
re jsme Tide v Americe
vSichni sobe rovni,
re tn nejsme nj zebraci
ami zadnf PAM.
A ted pane Presidente
.jenom ma mas pohledte,
jak v ulici sourame sc
pTi vode a O chlebe.
Americky standard living
mali jenom PAM,
my mus1me dial otrocit
.jak v tech starych Zem1.
S jakou tohou jsme sem jeli
videt nase brehy,
a jak zbozne jsme hledeli
ma Bohyni Svobody.
Jez nam nebe zvestovalo
v tie naSi Americe,
a my jsme Sc tax tesili
ma to- nebe v zivote.
Jez sc v peklo promenilo
neb je lid dnes bez srdce,
sveho bratra clovek proda
jak ten Jidas - Jez1se
ze ty lidi ma tom svet6
nechaji vse panum,
coz pax ovsem dochazlva
s takym jak dnes vysledk1m
Mas 'tatfku" zalujeme
ma tn dobu dneSn1,
kdyz PAM vsechno zdrazl-
a nam v brise = kruc1!
TAX to vidf stibr Chynovsky
Dano v Clevelandu "a druh
Svetove Valky v srpnu 1914.
no osvobozen1 maloho clovek;
re jha - cloveka pana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Slovensky uhlokop usmrcen pr
praci. Zanechal 9 ditek.

V Hazleton, Pa, byl pohrben
slovensky krajan Juraj Krzan-
sky, Sc rokG starry hornfk, kite
ry byl usmrcen v uhelnem dolu
els. 4. spolecnosti Glen Alden
Coal Co. v Aupdenried.
Krizansky Sc nestastnou ma
hodou dotknul dratu elektric-
keno vedenf O vysokem maple
tt. Ma jeho mrtvolu pTisel il
ny horn1k, pracujfc1 nedaleko.
Krone vdovy pc mem z1sta-
10 devet ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Lide budou pozivat travu usu
Senou ma prasek.

Angle Sc pTipravuje pouziti
travy Ia potravu pro lidi, kdy-
by potravinove zasoby nebyly
dostatecne, jak v Geneva Park,
Lake Couchinching, pravil pro-
fesor d. B. Johnstone-Wallac
z Cornellovy university v Itha-
ca, N. Y.
Tento americky odbornfk
pravil We sve pTednasce k 1cast
n1kum schGze Canadian Insti-
tute ON Public Affairs, re vel
Ike tovarny jiz vyrabejf prasek
z ususene travy, ale re dosud
t1mto praskem je krmen pouze
dobytek. "Brzy vsak tfmto
praskem budou syceni i Tide,
spfs neil Sc madeleine, dodal
X tomu.
NebyDo by to ovsem take mic
tax zvlastnfho, nebot by Sc tim
jenom rozs1fil pocet travin, kite
re uz nynf slouzf lidem "a po-
travu jake zelenina atd. Nase
obil1, jake psenice, Tito atd.,
jsou vlastne take jenom travi-
ny.
O vysokem obsahu zivnych
latek v nekterych travinach a
p1cn1ch rostlinach referovali
odbornlci jiz drive. Nynf pri-
sci i DR.. Harold M. Barrett z
laborator nesouc1ch jeho jme-
no v Long Beach, Kalif., ktery
American Chemical Society u
pozornil, re Spoj. Staty mali
neomezene mnozstv1 vitaminn
krone mrkve take We voitesce
eli Alfalfa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Kratke Ifbanky.

V Oakland, Kalifornie, Jas
II. Mcdonald, At rok1 starry
serzant v armada Spojenyck
StatG, zastTelil Roberta A
Newcomba, 42leteho, a jehc
manzelku Dorothy Newcomb,
35 rokG starou, nacez S ivypaliI
kuli do prsou a smrtelne Sc IRA
nil. Manzele Newcombovi by
Ii oddani v Ensenade v Mexi-
ku. kde bezpochyby zfskala
tez rozvod cd McDonalda
manzelka, "a nehoz Sc provda-
la IA. cervna v Carson City,
Nevada. Newcomb byl ctvr-
tym muzem jej1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
STUDENT nesmeji init auta.

Pfedseda Middlebury Col
lege We Vermont zakazal stu
dentGm pouz1vanf aut v dobe
studif. Pravil, re jeho zakaz
ma dopomoci k 1spore gasoli-
nu, jehoz je We vychodn1ch sta
tech malO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29

27lety porucfk George E..
Meeks z armadn1ho leteckeho
sboru pTisel o zivot ma Allan
tickle zakladne. Jeho rodice
zijf We Woodland Beach, Md.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30
Trade Winds" by Schneider

NOTE: Todays euest columnisi
for Lou Schneider. who IL on vsca.
ton, is Clarence Francis, president
General Foods corporation.
NEW YORK The American
food industry is prepared to meet
national defense needs. II can
grow, process. and distribute food
sufficient TO meet national emer-
gency demands because, even dur
ing decade of depression, the
food industry has continuously
spurred research, added to or built
new plants, equipment. and ma
chinery, and improved methods and
process to attain maximum eff
ciencies. Intense competition has
stimulated these food industry ao-
tivitiea.
We have men, materials. and
machines to meet unusual de-
mands. Some foreign raw mate
rails already have been cut off
from American food professors by
the war. Research, In many in
stances, however. has replaced
such important materials with ex
cellent domestic materials. New
methods and products promise the
consuming public more and better
foods.
Az the preparedness program
advances, employment and nation
al income will no doubt increase
resulting In 4 greater food con-
sumption and a sharp expansion
in demand for quality foods rich
In nutritive values. The govern
ment will undoubtedly stimulate
purchases of foods high in vitamin
values as 4 defense measure.
have asked a few leaders in
various branches of the compli-
Gated food industry TO send their
views that ! might include them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30
The RULES

ticipants tied will be required 10 solve
a group OF tie-preaklnG puzzles. with
special instructions TO determine the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30

WASHINGTON - The var depart
ment has issued the following orders
Colonies Gift Andrus. PA. Fort
Des Moines. 20 Hawaiian dept; Ed
win r. Van Deusen, IA. Hawaiian
dept, % Port SUI: sydney 8. Win
Lieutenant Colonies Walter A. Du-
mas, Inf, Fort Bennine. 10 Presidio
OF san Francisco. Sherman l.. Kiser.
IA. Fort Sam Houston. TO Camp Law
ineston: Earl G. Koran, Inf. sycs-
more. NJ. to Port Leonard Wood.
Majors Richard J. Handy. IA. Hs-
waiian dept. 70 Camp Roberto: Rob-
ert Z. Cullen, Inf, Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison. TO Port Hayes: John W.
Naylor, Cav. Fort Browne, 10 Fort
Sam Houston. Thomas w. Y. Christ
maa. NC, Fort SIN. to washington:
Hoyie. Ac., Moffss FIELD 70 Las
Vegas; Lewis r. Collins. ONO, New
Cumberland. TO Baltimore, George
Voinev Rountrec. Inf. res, Oak Park.
NJ. TO duty. Chicago.
Captains Losan CLARKE; "a, Port
Tor, Jr.. Pa. Hawaiian dept. to Camp
Roberts: Lyman c. oerow. Cd. Gin
einnati. 70 Chattanooaa: Norman L.
Caliish, AC., Stockton. TO Mather
Pield: Joseph p. Casey, Inf, Moffet
rield. 70 Aather Field Horace r.
Pike, Inf. Noffet Field to Mather
Pield. TO Ellinston Field: Harry NJ
Greason. Inf. to AcChord Field, to
March Yieid: william d. Jordan. Inf.
McChord Field. TO March Field: Mel
vim Paul Mckinley. NC, res. Cleve-
land. 10 New Orleans: Jack irwin
Davis. INF. res. Patagonia. Ariz.. TO
duty. Rort DenninG: Felix Ferdinand
Durant. chap. res. New York. 70
Fort Sam Houston: Clifford Z. quarry.
ONO. res.. Huntington, W. Va. TO
duty. Fort Havoa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30

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81 the q. 8 Army stationed at Fort
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30
Fl. Lewis Soldier
Killed in Crash

YAkINA-Rea Olson. 70. Fort
Lewis soldier. died in a Yakima
hospital Monday O. = fractured
skull suffered IN ~ sutomohlle
accident near znsh. 20 miles
south Of Yakima. shortly before
midnight
TIE car n WaS driving failed
10 make 4 turn and nit = tree.
-Four other soldiers returning with
him n Fort Lewis from Wsns
Wslls were injured Frank Wells.
-. suffered severn cuts and
bruises. Don Phillips. q. suffered
broken leg. cuts and bruises.
Wayne Driscol. -. was badly
cut on the face and head Theodore
De Lay. %. suffered a broken arm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30
Langlie to Speak
AT May estival
Choir of West 10
Furnish Music

Sam strom. chairman Of the
Joint committe Of the Sons and
Daughters Of Norway lodges of
Tacoma. announces Gov. Arthur p.
Langlie will be the principal speak
or at the Norwegian May Festival
tn Be held At Normsnns hall Sat
urday, May 3. at p. m.
Highlight OF the evening festival
viii Be special program of music
sung by Pacific Lutheran colleges
Choir Of the West, under the diree-
ton Of Gunnar ]. Malmin.
Mrs NJ X. Monsen. president of
the Daughters of Norway. and o.
6. Landseth. president of the Sons
Of Norway, will give a few words
Of greeting from their respective
lodges. Gov. Lsnelie. a member of
the Left Ericsson lodge of the Sons
Of Norway Of Seattle. will speak
on the traditions and customs Of
Norway and the Norwegians' re-
sponsibility to their adopted home,
America.
Following the program, a buffet
supper will be served.
The committees serving TO make
the May Festival a success are:
Program, Mrs. George johnson,
Mr.. o. s. LAndseth. and Sam
strom; decorating. Mrs. Andrew
Epelseth. Mrs. Enoch Johnson. and
Mis- Helen Jansen; ticket. Mrs.
Harry Mykland. Mrs. Andrew Hail.
ingsted. and Mrs. Ole Hansen; re-
ccption. Mrs. Louis Bensen. Mrs.
Norman Hansen. Mrs. George
johnson. Mrs. Sam strom. Mrs.
n. ]. Jansen. Mrs. Alfred Strom.
Mrs. Andrew srengen. and Mrs
NJ. X. Monsen; publicity. DIR. r. T.
Blk and Thor roIlefson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30
Boeing Deliveries
Nearly Doubled

SEATTLE Boeing Airplane Co.
Tuesday reported it. deliveries the
first three months of this year
were nearly double the first quar-
ter ~ 1910.
The Seattle plant and the
Stearmsn Aircraft division In
Wichita. han. did -. 0sS. 5ls.ss
business up n March 81 "a
compared with 1851, fs4.1t
for the same period last year.
Backlog Of untitled orders stood
al $3.50. 6s6 1882.
The Vancouver. p. c. subsidiary
had 50. sos. se4e4 unfinished bust
ness on March 81 in terms Of
Canadian dollars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30
FIRST PRIZE
$4,000
SECOND PRIZE
$4,000
THIRD PRIZE
$4,000

30 Prizes at $500 Ee. $1,000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-30

in this column. rhese views fol-
/ low.
MIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. Mon
tagus, president. the Borden COM
pany. explained that:
THE dairy industry is presently
well equipped to handle all milk
even though total farm production
is now greatest in history and the
number of cows increasing. Be
cause milk is perisha BILE. produced
and marketed daily In seasonally
varying quantities. the industry In
gearsd to handle the larger
amounts which the government is
now stimulating.
Tn cantonment areas, adjust
ments have been made to provide
fresh milk, which 10 new In army
rations. Supplies Of concentrated
dairy products are readily available
for our own armed forces and to
aid In the feeding OF democrscies
armies throughout the world and
underfed peoples when permitted.
Price trends depend upon gov
eminent policy of establishing
minimum prices for butter. which
are basic In all dairy product
prices, and of establishing mini
mum prices to farmers in most
large fluid milk markets.
Some increased use of dairy
products il apparent. In part re
snlting from industry and govern
ment educational programs for
better diets and a healthier ma
ton"
Baking Industry---M. Lee Mar
shall president, Continental Bak-
ing corporation. declared that
In the aid Of national prepared
ness, the baking industry is CO.
operating with the government au-
thorities in the nutrition program
to provide in bread the vitamins
and minerals that are present in
the wheat berry In its natural
form. This is being accomplished
by the addition OF certain vitamins
and minerals originally present in
the wheat TO white bread In ad-
dition 10 this. a wholly new wheat
processing method will shortly
make II possible To provide the
consumer with loaf Of bread
which contains In their natural
form all the vitamins and minerals
originally present in the wheat
berry. We feel that this is revolu-
tionary and one OF the most inn
portsnt contributions that has been
made In the cause OF improving
human nutrition since the origina-
tion OF the wheat milling process
two thousand years ago"
Meat Packers - John Holmes.
president, Swift 4 Company. said
that:
The meat packing industry is
well prepared to meet the de-
mands Of the defense program.
The industry Ia well decentralized
- that there are meat packing
plants and other processing units
close to centers OF production OF
livestock throughout the country.
Facilities are ample 20 that shifts
in demand. occasioned by changes
in population because OF establish
ment OF army camps. large plants.
etc, will create no unusual prob
lem. We are confident that bottle
necks, with regard TO supply OF
meat and meat food products. will
not develop in the meat packing
industry"
The food ndustrv-oldest. lsrg-
est. and highly essential TO this
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