davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-12

Civilians who believe the artificial
rubber program will provide the ma
tion with tires are probably victims of
WiShiul thinking. Best guess is that
there wilt be no civilian rubber what
S"cvcr for the duration of the war
all that can be made or produced will
be needed for military purposes.
1t Is forecast that - per cent of
Amcrica'S cars will be off the roads in
il Near-and that twothirdS will be
in two or three years.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
MeEhodist Women
Meet AZ Church
On Monday


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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

.nN ns6 RE All s9snntnx
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ntr th3 Nlkae& Hp M&a
ss kate aaNsn has ihe,
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Anf sAsN esNk we're apee.
sna tAtY knfN Hw sna Hs
Yap fask IS uleM Neh1
Hos exrited x althful ,o1
u uf Har Lwd vrsr' THeS
- 81 earh ctes Dc a5g msf
hsgn within us 3hkiR ~
g anh IS ~ ne way 6nd
Nt arened Is Is she a<ftn
ns Ard the 44ns AAek =
Iefasalesa sna fonne ne III
aas wga nts wlth ihe aiherl
and mN Tkx Lesd rieen ins
4e sna hsla Mneeared lo
mssn Thea thek told alNeui
ea Nak ans ask ana heM she
k9 MAS rpveatd Is kaefn Nhen
H brake snd blessed Ia AraAd
A. shes Epoke 1eass Himself
xiosxa "a their miast. and sad
eaex ~ unite m Snnn4t .e
50 hpASrvsF lis disciples Ncre
sefrffisa. thinking sies aere see
r. ! Fhpss WY arx s. Hpsfhl
Sd Jesus asked shcsn Behold
~ hand ana ~ feea thss il IL
Myself. hafsdle Ne and aa Sac 1
spirit hath not flesh and bones. ~
= ae Ne have
II hatlhsf Yeaealre lhean. he
asknd them b esve Hlm nane4
thsnE n cal ard when they gave
Him wnae hroisea fish and honey
mh IF air 4 % prove that Il
wa indeed tlirir dear Lxaa asisen
from he dad
T1aen npenad lie usnlf under
standing. tnat they might nrssrrs
stand TIE scriptures And said
anEe fkem THIS i Is written and
thus 4 Eeheosed Christ 10 suffer
ena - froiu the daad he third
ca
And that repentance and re-
81 sins shpgld D. nYeaehed
II ha NAME aiaon3 Ire notions
beginning 81 Jerusalem.
Ard - sre Witnesses ~ shea
things
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Theufre News
AfTZ

RITZ
IN cau out ~ MARINES
Nhfch comes 70 ne HIs4 FRIDAY.
Juaie Il Victor MeLaRxn snd "a
HAna Lowe ere faanssd II snOth
r. pasy slonR she llnse q what
Price Glory, II aaass - fhf as
their eavoftlne eanenfne
though the plots vary xidelt
Hlnssie Barnes adds - ne intef
tet TIE play i enlseensa with
such songs ~ Cali 0ut Ire Ne
fiE.s Hands Actress ms nor
aef. beware ctr Ml&h ina
Kings Men Six His afd ! Misa
and Dorothy Lpsess vneasinng
Below ste Border : rpa,ssnx
Western. dealing with sfalea jew
IS and N nutiaw gang Nhlrh =
rounded np ~ H1ek Janea eliha
Buck Roberts III the him. after -.
ING through maeh personal pe4ii
viii give thrills e. 81 a1sh old -
xhAsnn and 4 fn4 nf afrte 4nA ws4ar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Quinn Proposes
70 Catch Menhuden
III Alabama

MenhAdtn iiahEnH mas ~ "a
ausnTsted IN Alaiaaza massrs
Wallace X Quinn mho aprr
aiss 81 * paneaeeala Anmf naced
~ would AK the wnf prndneiaun
neAfa - prevail unea Eev Prank
A. nlHon ~ grant hsa p-ermisason
faf ~ ksAbina
Faah meal pfpaaeed Igson r,tn
haaEn Used fof nasitrf I1ad
end the llah REFUSE sIso q used
1T feftllsnns
Quinn said shaI Hssnmsn il ~
hnfset from the Hsh nn III
wants permission e Ilah Alaba
na9A pafs ~ Msnssnps ou1a
4afA2 Mhtklte 1s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
OLVAiumniC Give
Cedar Chest OF
Linens As Prize

The Alumni ~ Our Lady ~ VIC
tories school viii give sway !
cedar Aest filled mlth liners
Saturday night a. he commun
~ House II is annual party. AZ.
'ueitses viii get andcf &ay IL
Tsae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

Ta Mtarn&senzl EAsMgm Les
eon 81 Me ahoee tpie 81 t4nN "a
Il Like 1ssl-4R uN Gofaen Texi
a9 Iaake 1ftk 81 ar vii
nera IS thaae uinRx
TIE MECRRNTgpN 81 aea
sook place un Sanaas. April 81
a II % Thrcx wnsmn Mary
MAedaiene. Joanna and MARY
mo a Iaaes. accoF n8 ~
Lake had prepared various xpscek
and elnumtns 90 Friday sfter
ne efueiflxion. uith which a. an
MONT uae hasy As n Il khe Sch.
bath AAs osef
These nAge= Ment to ~ tosnh
ven eatiy Sunday n1usnlna rs
Tier saEpsiM ne tAsS Naise
which ekaAed Il was guns Lookinx
y fheT reailaed i uas empty. he
body vanished Muxh WFplrxed
ulky turned away 10 So two men
il shining 9arnants standing nesf
them - ire w0fnen bowed doxn
IN Tear before the hoy plsitefs
ue naen asked Why neek = the
living assaong he dead He a not
here but 5 risen res1emtxf hos
He spake unto you uhen be was
yet e uaiaiee saying TIE son
81 Man must BE- aeIf8efe6 into
the hands 81 ssnfui nszna and ~
erurikied and the third day rise
again
Ard ne wonsen remembered
Jesus words. and left she sepul-
ehrs And told il 70 ahe DISCIPLES
and all the rest Bus shetF torv
seelned % Christs followers IS
die talea and they believed tnem
not
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FE1Hs however. n4saz1 haxe h@
llevrd uien, o. been made cafs
Qua ~ their story. for he ran rs
the tomb and hooking ii. saw The
linen elotheS whsch Jesus hnd
worn laid BY themselves CONG
his say Peter Wondered 10 htm.
self 81 that which uas c1a1se Is
pasE
The Disciples one cleapns. the
na1ne 81 the other unknown we're
walking from 5eruaaI lem after ire
Passover 10 the village III En
maslz whose laration 5 now nog
unknown As they walked they
talked kadiy Of Their leader and
teaehf Jesus who had been Is
cruelty put 70 death A man JOIN.
~ them. bul they cid n0f rxcor
nize their Lord a. their eyes
we're holden He asked then why
they were talking % sadly They
told Him. asking 4 lie wAs 4
stranger thas he did not know 81.
the event
o fools. and xlow - heart
Jesus answered. 70 believe all
that the prophets have spoken
Ought not Christ q have suf
tefed these things. and 70 enter
La gaceta., 1942-04-02

unico substitute sintetico de Ia
quinina, Ia atabrina.
Estados Unidos ha venido 90.
teniendo toda 81 quinina ear 81
pasado, de las Indias Orientales
Holandesas.
La cinchona esta siendo aho-
ra cultivada en- la America La.
tina, con la ayvuda de Estados
Unidos, pero este producto nc
llegara al pGblico hasta dentno
de varios amos. Una pequeha
cantidal de quinina Sc fsbrica
aqui, extraida de Ia cinchonR
silveS.re,
La atabrina es la quinina sim
tatica Y so,amente sc fabrica'
'por la Winthrop Chemical Co,
de Delaware, empresa deepen
diente de la Sterling Products,
Inc. La mitad del capital de Ia
.primera de esas companies per-
tenece a la poderosa corpora
ci6n alemana l. G. Farben ind
~usttrieS.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02

La ceremonial tuvo lugar en-
Ia resiniencia de la Sra. Carl
dad Martinez, abuelita de la DIES
posada, en- ell 1906 de la aveni-
da Garcia.
La Srta. Rosa fue entregada
en- m~atrimonio al joven Rosen-
Ge, por su ito, ell Sr. Roy Duran
En- calidad de testigos firma-
ron Ell acta la Sra. Angelina Jul
!ian Y ell DR.. Carlos Barbas.
A continuation damos a CO.
nocer los ncm0ores de las perso-
mas que asitieron: Della Perez,
Virginia Julian, Celina Flores,
Julia Dlran, Antonio Flores,
Amanda Perez, Carmita de
Frank, Irene Rodriguez, Espe-
rama Cotan1a, Mary Julia y
Dora Perez, Mercedes Quino5o,
Zu'ima Cotanda, Maria Bolano,
Zoila Fernandez, Altagracia
Ccrltreras, Anita Franco, Eva
Llauget, olga Romero, Mary Sa
lario, Man garita Romero, Ro-
mualda Rodriguez, Ida Fernan-
DEE, Emilia Espinola, Neaio Lo-
renzo, Carolina Madruga, Ofe-
liza Gonzalez, Catalina Peacock,
Agudtin Rua, Emilia Romero,
Mary Diaz, Violeta Flores, Leo
nor Gonzalez, Piedad y Lydia
Sanchez.
Los invitadoS fueron obSe-
quiados con dulces y licores.
Por la felicida ode Ligia y Ma
nolo hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02

Es tema obligado de n~uestra
iuventud los bales matinee que
efectuaran ell entrante domingo
las Secciones de Recreo del Gen.
tro Asturiano y Circulo Cuba
no.
Los chicos que commando e jO-
ven Manuel Arduengo estan la
bcrando incansablemente en- Ia
preparation de este aconteci-
mionto social. Contrataron los
services de la orqueSta eddie
Camden" cen la cantante Srta
Dorothy Mckay.
Con este bale marca Ell JoveT
ArjuengO su segunda fiesta co
mo dirigente de esa Secci6n.
En- Circulo Cubano, como Ell
amos a~nteriores, celebrara cor
IN bale diurno el Domingo d.
Resurrection.
La parte balable estara a car
20 de la orquesta "Don Francis
co."
En- am5os salones Sc pondran
iresas, las que lpodran ser ocu-
Dadas por los a~siztentes sin CO.'S
to a,guno.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
MATRIMONIOS

Jimmy Valenti, %, y Rosa
Vailina, %; Henry Morrill,, q,
y Jeanette Sheffield, 21; Neiii
E. Weihe, 25, y Marta l.. .Har-
mon, "a; Richard j. Ducote, 81.
y Margaret Dung, IT; Frank
Ernest Cold, %, y Doris Maxine
Fitzpatrick, 81; Hugh w. Mills,
%, y Billie V. Liese, %; Agus-
tin Garcia, 20, y Rosa Herman
dez Jim6nez, 81; Francis c. Nc
Clellan, %, y Bernice Gonzalez,
II.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEz)

sala de la Septima avenida y ca
lie Dieciseis.
Empezara a las nueve Y ter
minara a las doce.
La orquesta mas popular de
la localidad, Don Francisco"
estrenara varias pleas.
Seg1n hemos poiido enterar-
nos, e pasado domingo qued6
terminada la serie de bales ma
tinee que, dicho sea de paso, ha
sio de e~splendidos reSultados e.
con6micos.
Daremcs mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
Volrerd a erhibirSe hon
Romance Musical"

Volrerd a erhibirSe hon
Romance Musical"
Dada la enorme cantidad de
p6tlico que aver asistiera a Ia
exhibition de la bonita pelicula
Romance Musical, Y por ha-
berse tenldO que retirar muchas
personals sin pOderla yer, la en-
presa decide reponerla en- ell dia
de hoy, por Ultima vez.
Ell programa es ell mismo de
los pasados tres dias, con la ex-
cepci6r de la noticias fotografi-
cas-,
81 Va. 10 vic este programa,
asista hoy y quedara eneantado.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
Atenta invit0ci6n

Atenta iRvitdci6n
En- La tarde de aver recibimos
una fina y elegante invitaci6n
de la Directiva de la Sociedad.
"Marti- Maceo" para la inaugu-
|raci6n official de SUI patio de
fiestas, ell domingo entrante.
Este patio sera uSado durante
todo el verano. Dadas las como
didades que reune, les augura-
mos grandes triunfos econ6mi :
cos.
Muy agradecidos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
UNA INVESTIGATION So
BRE LA QUININA SlNTE-
TICA

Washington, abril 2.-El Gus
tOdio de propiedades extranje-
ras, Leo Crowley, anunci6 aver
que 81 investigara, en- conjun-
ci6n con los departamentos de
Justicia y Salubridad, ell mono
polio de la Winthrop Ohemical
Company sobre las patentes ale
manas para la production de-
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
FieStecha de ~deSpedidG

P~r6ximamente seran festeJa.
dos les amigos Tommy Acosta
Dalia Mira, celebrada pareja d.
bale de ct, localidad.
Mctivara IA fiestecita la pro.
xima partida d. eilOs para la cit
dad de st. Louis, donde han 81.
do cOntratados para bailar.
En- la Residential de la Srta.
Mira Sc efectuara este PARTY
de despedlia.
Apreciamos la invitacion.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
CumpleanOs

Celebra en- 81 dia de hoy 81
cumpleanos la Sra. Ofelia CiaIs
vella.
Tan significativa fecha la pa.
sara en- union de sus hiJas Mar
gle y Esther y de SRI esposo, Sr
Salvador Ciaravella. Racioird
en- su hogan, en- el 1905 de Ia ca
lie 81, a sus muchas ann AIDES.
iFelicidaies, guerilla hernia
ma!
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
T~ntereSdnte bOdd

En- pasados dias Sc efectu6 la
b0da de la simpatica Srta. Ligia
Rosa, hija de la Sra. LeonoT
Gonzalez, con ell correto caballe-
no Manuel Rosende.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
Grn1l Bale

GraB Bale
La Sacci6n de Recreo del Gen.
no Espancl celebrara ell Domin-
20 de Resurrection, con un bal
lie per la noche, en- su preciosa
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
DON PADGETT INGRESO EN-
LA MARINA

New York, abril Don Pad
gett, ell famoso p%slcEero de los
Dodgers, un formidable batea-
dor, ingreS6 aver en- la marina
de guerra. Hizo su juramento
en- la estaci6n de Great Lakes,
WinoiG.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
La juntd dc hon

La Juntd dc hoy
Para las ocho de Ia noche de
hoy estan cItadas las Secciones
de Damas y Recreo del Circulo
Cabano.
Sc tratara de Ia matinee del
Domingo.
Sepanlo elias Y ellos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02

Para pIntar Inejor su
casa, compre Ia pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por < n
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
If YOU suffer distress from
np&4 Female
WEAKN ESS

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for Domen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and its tired
nervous feelings due 10 this cause.
And In such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly turnout the
month-Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direo-
tons. Worth trytngi
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
Muy agradecidos.

Santos del dtn
Francisco, Albundio, UrbanO
Teodacia y Maria.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02

Bales matinees
para ell do"aingo
La gaceta., 1942-04-02

VICTORIA De Los cARDE.
MALES.
Los Cag3ena-c~ e San LIS ju
garon ayer cen los Ti1~as de De
troit, en- la vecina -ivdal de st.
Petersburg v los veneiaron con
anotaci6n de cinco carIaraa por
tres.
AyuldaTon de mp5o po5eroso
a ltriunfo del San Luis, batazos
de cuatro esquinas Ge-eargads
por Terry Moore, Frank Crespi
Y Walker Cooper. Rudy York,
por la parte de los Tigres, apor-
to un cuadrangular. Lohrman Y
Lanier lanzaron por los Pajaros
Rojos Y Trout y Trucks pOr los
"vapuleados."
Detroit Sc, 1Oh, De; San Luis
&c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-04-02
IMother-cive Your CHILD
This Same Expert Care!

Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS
AZ such times II you're troubled
BY cramps, headache, backaehe, q
bloated feeling, nervousness DIS
tress Of irregularities due 70
functional monthly disturbance
try LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped THOUSANDS
upon thousands Of women and girls
b 20 Smiling thru" such "dimeult
days"
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History In Schools And Colleges

Considerable uanauaens haa been arevoEea q 8 nefsoT4 s.
8 snraeT Haeu72T H&de ~ 3 &eM YORK aewsape~ "a @44ek
81 IS Stated 1Asf e pes ees = ae AazHensH md eelteee
SO ns require a kfaag r Nnse3 State hsaa sr s deeree
AND 4has p ns ean4 g. nas REQUIRE q 8r HeH - n &e
r4aF#nn AmHrraa htsas# are onAN s a@ 90 aee saa5
anF S 2 te Me4asaUaH and saehn0oeua saanx
Thus E shown 4ha1 & possible 4aos HaaMa Isna ~
aHensS 4aaaes - oala@H ceas@aesie Beer a8.N ahaN
A2A sE colleges Masaaas egef haNfre @asHz #nc sorry =
1sH1 UNn eaaHsn and are taas taaaeUak eaanpeA -
prepare thH T&nf Kenaazaan r. Amegaear eszersasn
Ts . 5 nas4astHnE Mtassaan E4afs asenaaaa man
an1 teara#f eFHa persss holding g pEsrHa .a govern
uefs serses. 81 ever 81 she @rsass Is hs m - ata. ahoa1s
knaw 81 eaH TIE sales 8aE4s 81 AmHacaa aaee Enas-
tF Hnss anF susHazkem@ ed han thas acesee se liberty
ana m9M~ DRESSINGS ~ n@a nnaef. hoa or Hefe-rnent Nsas
uFM1e1 AuH s efeN. s. Wea . @Haeseug goa san mha
9sas mao3 & sMms ~ - @ nenesam ff eH@e eIsxe1~
amw S a &nas8ese M Maa IS faH aarkk hu#s - Nac-
ne##5 farming esaraae Iaw - -aesezne q eae Il 2he
Fara8 AeaFne1 aaeafafsana of Or nak ane SIRE
Hem en- 3 mar - ueous IS ha egaras. - knaax
nusasnE abea ns HISTORY
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HE WILL FIGHT ron:

IL 49, ts@tNa TIT
cansrptaaa a iaaaayT naonex ard labor along be@d'
woaznN FnAnhssd.
&haHt1pn q ~ unnfcc&s@EN commissions ana bureaus
md unnecessary trteEerence hs Government apencaes
f&sa hELAsaasam - Increase farm lncsse-
Pun aeelopneni as ressssa industry ard oyser saf
- MssssSappa
Fesesza aa ss pabsae schools with local control 9
expenditures
Replacement Ct lost revenues Il cgautses Cor prupeFf.
E@ken Scr Government use and fo4 gasoline TX ncees
sarg Is maintain p4hAc road system, NTH local conffa
~ expenditures
Adequate sapToTt fr uT aged and unfortunate ctizewa
which VII permit tsen to be SET sustaining.
A6ean0tc proHFam fnF security q men 81 armed forces
and faF thesr reAei and assistance upea Their return
ANITA Trey are aEan established and absorbed n indus
Try and civilian lie
The writing e an ~endurng peace when vlctosE comes
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ANegro Soldier Gets Into Tr0uble

NNewusmszmw was sAkar sru1 3 b13 IS heaNrnav1. Tex
N aus haaEv heussm 81 q suD palace affae1 Ane aaat IS he
As1an4rae1 g e9raN tbs e9me enw tha4 ns 50 nasN tr q
kaS 4has waz res1eaS Em uhse pe4x - csFse TIE n@nFu
hsnsnna rarhsus 4 cnk seasn@aa2 as there ass ~ reason
Ew @aaz nf hrn. mm6e4 be han Z uwaFxn and Wa8 attaekang
xhf uaaSnxmaa1 = IS sfasn1 sH2t ~ roa9tRr w8A be taTNe1 gatea
- reasras eaz~4 ard meK tafn aat fhas NE pe8csnaen
MmE 4e neasN ar s@E-aaEens
W. ze nj 4 anfWas Il faspF IS Saeaa euaaa1y Is Nhnes
Inc ntrreeN and anHef N8 ba hI sfaFe aN tgues Rhen
paane atsne1S ane 8sN1s nakaae ARRESTS 81 neEnses as Zoe
uack IN sAe a1nnm Ae9wM4 sh0an haNe a. ra0zh nansaer4
ssm n4er zRsne azasEa@e fe n1kaemeaugsK - wese uen.
numeaer. ru=.an4 s neEee "a re anHas4u - As eouftsg IS
81 r. mzse 3 saa e HsaA mAka rim sN a. he ngRraHearsnE
ard i nav - za4s 4hH 4ao Beaumont Officers were saslaee
- stesx &rataas
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Two fine Judges

Taa~n = gaekasz Caa11r. aae lar zae Whole Ca@
E0a1 @-aaa aM re rfe Er CAasNHs au1 Irras Judge
Esaae8r #aa@a sd CseAn 9aage Iafaan meeusaaasd =
Success 1naaasaaM Es trey respective uszae aeAeT -
aaaH azalue ANY aDpaaz nr ae pnnaaFN
zaaaea Eaaaz aac EazaH - te ane esmpazau 80
naan9sxrH ssraez Ne eneEH#aase zaeU - Eass na@-
1asa1 ar uazfaaLase ene mase - having presiding
sn1az sns aase - -esaaaanee aa resz1 = aaee esnss-
aen1z
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-21
Births And Deoths n Jackson County

A* eZA# AA4a@ 2E# @# 1919 # go
naazzH 81 &aaE aaa naaa p416e - tes GHaAah De41uee1
saoaE tm@ 4aere naae a hgsha HefFgHea 80 nsne ard ne
gr0a Bzwanf ae Ezae tsa 1ne n@ENHr W aestmf nepr1ea
Nas = shs sa3rs kseetr1 the eeess = mask -has smo 81
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wg8 maw aEe na2 81 Ee " #eMs MarN Sc q S 81 aa
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