davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Estamos en- desacuerdo, sin
ser abogados, con Ia decision
del juez Parks en- cuanto a los
astilleros.
ST ell obrero tiene derecho a
organizarse y a pedir taller ce-
rrado en- una industrial particu-
la, tambien 10 tiene en- los asti-
Eeros administrado por George
Howell.
Mr.. Howell es el presidente
de la empresa.
Es una industrial que traba-
ia para la guerra y mace fue-
go" con Ell dinero de Uncle Sam,
pero no trabaja directamente
para la marina, sunque Ia ma
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
ADULTOS Y NINOS REClBl-
RAN LA MISMA RAClON
DE CARNE

Washington, teb. 12.-Cuan
do ell r~acionamiento de la carne
en- vigor, ell dia % de mar
70. los paroulos, jovencitos y a
dutos recibiran a misma raci6n.
La Oficina de AdminiStra-
ci6n de Precios no ha podido en-
contrar todavia un plan que k
permita graduar las raciones
de carne de acuerdo con la edad.
Este dara alguna v%entaja a las
familias con niios de corta e.
dad, Con ell mismo librito de los
alimentos en- conservas sc po-
dra comprar la carne.
La raci6n por semana o mes
Sc compondra de un determine
10 numero de puntos, con I'm pc
sible equivalente dc menos de
dos libras por personals, en- una
semana.
Donald M. Nelson, el presi
deate de la Junat de Produc'
ci6n para la Guerra, declare hoy
ante eli comite de asuntos midi
taras del Senado que ell pals no
pojra producer $4,000, 100000
en- cahones, aeroplanos, tan
ques y barcos, este aho, sin oca
Gionar bajSs en- los negocios de
las industries no-esenciales,
Nelson estima deben enviarse
1900, 900 adicionales obreros a
las fabricas DE municiones y es-
to, como es natural, tendra Sc.
rias reparcusiones en- el frente
dom6stico.
Hsbra que contraer 81 hume
70 de brazos en- las industries
menos esenciales y contar con
un aumento en- perspecti a, pa
ia las fuerzas arnadas, de
100000 hombres. Mayor ra-
cioamiento sera necesario, aGn
Idonde haya materiales dispO-
nibles.
'"Tendremos que reducir la pro-
ducci6n de ropa y significara,
sin lugar a duda, q raciona-
miento aun mas alla de la can
t.dad de material que pudiera
ser apartado".
Hace pocos dias el nuevo ad-
ministrador de precios, Prentiss
Brown, declare que habia album
dancia de ropa y que por ahora
no vefa la necesidad del racio-
namiento.
Estima Nelson que en- cuanto
al nGmero de hombres para las
fuerzas armadas debe aceptar-
Sc ell juicio de las autoridades
militares. Mi sentimiento es
que 81 clos dicen que necesitan
este nGmero de hombres 90,
100000, 10 que nosotros tene-
mos que hacer es encontrar los
medios para darse!os. Va a ser
mas tarea dificil y habra ten
sion en- differences direcciones.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Entrara manana Ell vigor la
ordeanza que prohibe a ninos y
ninas, hacienda responsibilities a
dos padres y tutores, ell transit
tar por las Gales despues de las
10 de la noche.
Los memories que salgan de los
teatros despues de esa bora, de
beran ir acompanados por sus
padres o guardianeS.
Pedimos nosotros all pueblo
'1atino" que coopere con la po-
licia.
Nal lugar es la calle para los
ninos, y especiacmente para las
ninas, despues de las 10 de la
noche.
En- estos amos de guerra nece
sar:o es dar a los ninos y joven-
citos la mayor protection posi-
BILE.
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DETENIDOS CUATRo BOIL
TEROS

Los diputados del sheriff a.
rrestaron aver a cuatro bolite-
ros, Eddie Blanco y Jose Gao
ciatore, de la raza blanca, y
George Shuman y Washington
Green, negros.
Fueron apresados en- la casa
nGmeo 2014 de la Octava ave
ida.
Sc les acusa de possession y
venta de n1meros de boita
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
UNA VIEJA MATO A UNI
d

Leesburg, Feb. 12.-Una vie
ia de 81 amos, Hattie Raftis,
mat6 el martes por la noche 3
un soldado, lillian Waggoner,
que por eQuivOcaci6n entrars
en- su casa.
Ell fiscal Hunter y FL sheriff
Coleman investigator n case y
libraron de respons&bilidad a
ia muier,
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

TOTO, ell primer ministro nj
pom, ha dicho que en- ell future
no podra subsistir ningdn pals
que tenga menos de 100, 900
de habitantes.
i,En ell future no podra exis-
tir ningdn pals, segdn las pro-
mesas hechas, que no sea decen
tie Y democraticamente goberna
do, no importa Guam pequenaI
sea SUI poblacion.
iY toddos los pueblos, 81 las
prome3as Sc cumplen, regir5n Ii
bremente sus destinos, aunque
su poblaci6n sea tan pequeha en-
nGmero como la de AndOrra!
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SIC PODRAN LAS
GOMAS SIN RESTRICCIO-
MES

Waahinton, Feb. 12.-Des-
pu63 de mario l, dijo aquf un
alto umpleado de la OPA, los
automovfistas podran arreglar
las gomas de sus automobiles
sin restriction &lguna,
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N DE P~ROPIEDADES

Giacomo La Russo a Giusep-
pima La Russa; Josefina La
Russo a w. A. Weech; Fernan-
do Fulgueira a Mark P. Gray
Henry Toland a Dorothy Tho
mas,
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Pat dej6 de ser senador y dos
lfderes obreros escogieron como
letrado al senador electo.
Olvidaron los favores pasa-
dos para arrimarse al "sol' que
estiman podra oalentahles en-
el periodic legislative que Sc a.
Vecina.
Y manana, seguramente Gre
yendo que son muy habiles e in
tdligentes, substituiran al sena-
dor de ahora con Ell que lie re-
emplace en- ell importante pues-
to elective.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

I'm lider obrero del Estado de
New York, ell Sr. Nuzzo, fue
condenado hace pocos dfas por
robarse los dineros de la orga-
nizaci6n que durante varios a
nos estuviera sometida a sus die
tados.
Para recuperar su libertad
baio fianza "pobremente" hubo
de aportar $4,000.
Hay muchos lfderes de traba-
jadores en- este pals de la rique-
"a. pero algunos de ellos no ira
bajan y son ricos.
Hasta existe uno, ell de los car
pinteros, que es millionaire o ca
81 millionaire.
No puede extranarle a nadie'
pues, que la 'moral" del obrero
sc concrete a ganar dinero.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

ANAONNaf
tando la fiera resiStencia nazi
Y penetrando en- Sus defensas'
eli ej6rcito rojo extiende hoy dos
fuertes brazos alrededor de la
cuenca del Donetz, en- ell sur de
Russia, y acrecienta la amenaza
a Kharkov, la capital de la u.
krania.
Ell mas largo de los brazos
narte de la carbonera del Do
metz v lleva la direction este
oeste a traves de la cuenta, 200
miGlas de las posiciones al este
de Kamensk y Lazovaya, en- Va
Ukrania, en- ell ferrocarril Khar
kov-C rimea. Llega Ell otro al
norte Y sur de las posiciones
del este de KamenSk a Melik-
hovsk en- la orilla norte del Don
y a solo 81 millas al nordeste
de NovocherkaSsk.
Las trCpas del coronel gene
raj Vatutin han deScendido ha-
cia Rostov por un corredor que
lie proporciona fuertes posicio'
mes desde las cuales moverse all
oeste contra la cuenca del Do
metz y pegar en- Rostov desde
la punta sur en- Melikhovsk. Els
tie brazo pasa por BOgurayev,
"a millaS al sudeSte de Ka-
menck; atrayiesa Mechetny, al
sur de Boguyarev; cruza Zait-
sevka, ii millas al sur de Me
chetny, y llega a Kerchik y Me-
likhovsk.
Kharkov, Ell principal objeti-
vo del Ejercito Rojo en- la Ukra
MIA, esta flanqueada en- ell sur
por una penetration de sorpre-
sa que ha llevado ell brazo norte
hasta LOzovaya rs millas al sur
de Kharkov Y solo 60 milas de
la gran region industrial del
Dnieper.
La toma de DOZovaya corta
81 principal ferrocarril entire
Kharkov y la cuenca del Donetz
en- la Crimea, y mete una cufia
entire dos dos grandes ejercitos
alemanes del frente sur.
Los observadores m~ilitares a.
firman que la victoria de Kursk
Sc acerca en- importancia midi
tar a la de Stalingrado.
Hablase de que ell mando russo
le ha dado a la guarnici6n de
Rostov algo' pareciido a un u-
timatum.
Ell rio Don, en- esa ciudad, es-
ia cubierto con una capa de ME
We de mas de IS pulgadas de es-
pesor.
All igual que Kursk, Orel,
Bryansk, Kharkov y ROstov
son los puntOs de sOsten de la
Inca aGemaa 1941-n42.
Mandaba las tropas que en-
traron en- Kursk ell mayor gene
raj Chernyakovsky. LIE acompa-
falban Ell coronel Guzeff, Ell Co
ronel Gushin y el teniente coro-
nel Perekelsby.
Ayudaron a realizar la opera
ci6n, hacienda un movimiento
envolvente del noroeste, las tro
pas de los coroneles Golosoff y
Skryleff.
La amenaza a la retaguardia
de Rostov es cada vez mayor.
Las tropas del cOronel general
Vatutin contin1an su Marcia
hacia Mariupol, en- el mar de
Azov, para cortar la retirada
del enemigo. Por 10 menos doce
aldeas y pueblos lie fueron ARE
batados al enemigo por debaJo
de Rostov Y norte de Krasno-
oar.
La provincia de Kursk tiene
una extension de 1876 millas
cuadradas y esta enclavada al
norte de la parte este de la u
krania. Ell sue1o, de terra ne
gra, es rico para la agriculture.
Ell nGmero de habitantes llega
a 10000. Esta construida Ia
ciudad en- dos colinas.
Los periodistas americanos
IQue Sc encuentran en- Sta2ingrs
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

I'm senior que necesita hacer
numerosas visitas domiciliarias
en- Tampa, investigando, pidi6 a
la Junta local que lie desc mas
gasolina para su coche.
Cleric caballero lie hizo pre-
guntas, preguntas.... y lleg6 has
ia la impertinencia.
Sali6 ell hombre enfadado v
no xabemos como podra cumplir
las instrucciones de una agen-
cia federal que utiliza sus ser
Wcios.
Algunos senores desahogan su
sadismo, en- estos dias, NORTH
cando a personals que han me
hester de la gasolina para ga
narse ell pan de cada dia.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Tn saludo para Ell t%eniente
Aurelio Prado, Jr., que repre-
senta a la juventud de Ybor CT
ty en- ell cuerpo de tanques de la
nacion.
Muy sinceras congratulated
mes para sus padres, los buenos
amigos Rosa y Aurelio Prado.
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Chapter IL

Chapter ii
WHO was he?" hammered at
w her silence. She didn't seem
SO beautiful now. She was fright
ened and when she answered. ]
could hardly hear her
Il can't tell you." she said.
beckOned 20 the waiter and
ordered more Martins. / took one
of her cigarettes a 4 she lat it for
ne while / thought: Sailor Be
ware. After all her stubborn pro-
tests Of innocence, this sudden
burst of revelations were marked:
Contents Dangerous, as far as |
vas concerned Why do you
think your fathers in hiding"
I've told you He has many
enemies.
Such as the Gestapo."
She gaSped You're really
serious"
When you were questioned
weren't YOU told Of the Gesiapo?
Your father. 10 the best of our
knowledge has been collecting
money from the GeStspo. Don't
interrupt me. please. Let me fir
ISL His life is in extreme
danger
i don't believe you, II that
Were so. dad would give himself
up"
It's not so simple. First of all.
ne mas kept his discovery secret
for many months Besides he has
been aiding and abetting the
enemy"
No. no."
He knows that ne viii have %
stand trial for treason If he sur
renders himself"
No, No. It's the penitentiary.
Not a treason trial. It's another %
dads shady business deals.
I DRANK another Martini / re-
Il allied suddenly why Sam Tag
gard had come 10 Mexico City
To negotiate with the GeStapo GO
betweens. the trusted go-be-
tweenS- And Sam Taggsrd trusted
TO 0ne-except his daughter. Was
she the go-between. | wondered.
Why not2 This visit 70 Chevaile
must be part OF the negotiations.
But why should she invite me
along? For one thing. she knew
that she was being watched any
way. BY inviting me along she
was executing a bold maneuver.
and bold manuevers had proven
successful before As other traitors
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CAN WE STAND GOOD news
HEADLINES AND ADJECTfvEs

The German home 'FRONT.' e
wiihstanding sdvcEsgiv usnr ri
fcciively than We arc acerf'' fN
successes saws Rear Assmlfai
Clark II. Woodwari. Chief - ~
Navys Indusfua. incentive f'fa
gram.
The Admiral Wonders Hrfaef
the pc0pl, 81 TINS coau'I Desc
.hc viii power "a stand $50 h
good news as well as ossa. afad tfH
mature Judgment g. accfu' fns
winning az few hatfiss
exaggeraung then np. fsne
the war as q whole
Thesc are far questions fnt
must b. answered - me affIfus.t
Of the people - this eosmtre fhn
must bc expressed % aH
acceptance az thr iucer
and wholsaesrfcd sacrifice
necessary for ~, prssee4fier
the struggle
II is almost tntNafaHa tr
average American rsaoiua fHf
ne, lines and hearing tns n
casts. shoIld get ~. mprssen
that the war Is practise
Big type and hvels sdI
ate confusion unless tnt
carefully analvzed and e.
canoe carefully cou>adtE
neCiIon with m fleHsr1
ahead AZ me JrltDd NafH
Even allow inr goa
and adjective nuN N.r t
solid ground ;lr ap'I ae
United Nation, SWING
~ into a universal 80, usst
AXIS powers aTe comps ..f5 Fl.
group thcIr forces fn Hstsn-
Tins is change af waHa pa
ance ln the enffr war
dearly th mpusslh IS
ANS victory
When tine Wsr Nsll ,r8
uncertain. bar hav tti snt
apparent and thi- taet rsr
III surg, - confidence er.et
swept ore. the United Nf
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FACTS FOR THE FILE

Nv thar Italy seems 10 be ou the way
out Of ne war, j, is interesting q point ou'
mat the last war cracked when Bulgaria
sued for peace. four years and three month,
after he beginning of he first World Wa.
Turkey and Austria capitulaied q
tice Just forty-three days after Bulgari
quit.
Italy has been in the present war Tire
wears and two months but the struggle Was
approximately eight months old wheG
Nu>,ol,ui stabbed" France .u The back
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gard, dead. fernando then was a
Mirtilo-and-Johnson man, bought
by GeStapo cash. by the same cash
that had bought up other traitors
and agents in a score of nations.
fernando had been sufficiently
trusted by Sam Taggard to bring
a message TO his daughter. suf-
fciently trusted TO betray Tag
gard. / felt no JOY IN this bit of
knowledge. | felt hopeless for
with Sam Taggard dead, the mis-
sing location maps seemed more
elusive than ever.
A paRg ripped through me. I
felt certain now that the Gestapo
had the maps after all and had
deliberately pretended failure.
My escape had been a deliberate
ly planned one; escape made easy
on the sucker inStallment plan. |
thought bitterly. II would suit
them TO have us think that the
location was not in their posses
sion.
1t would suit them fine IL they
had the location, to have us con-
tinue hunting like mad for il. us
ing up time, energy and money.
THEIR formula called for Tag
Il CARDS murder and my release.
/ poured myself some coffee and
smiled at Taggard'S daughter.
remembered that she had lived in
Latin America most of her life and
that she was the daughter of an I'M
scrupulouS man. For all | knew,
she was a GeStapo agent. the
daughter of Gestapo agent
murdered for his blackmail at
tsmpts.
The Gestapo. of course. would
not send her a death notice. They
would more likely send her ron
dolenceS or suppress the fact OF
her fathers murder if they
thought that she could still be
useful. But one thing was definite.
She didn't know that her father
was dead. / thought of how she
had acted TOWARDS me prior TO
the Mirtilo visit. Somebody had
instructed her TO change from the
keep-your distance role 10 this
all out charm him al any
cost role. Why? The answer was
obvious.
We left the restaurant and /
Signaled a cab. AS l followed her
into the cab was glad that ! had
the 80.
To be continued
Copyright. 1913. Carl 4 Pe:e-soYD
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BY CARL A. PETERSON

and fifth cOlumniSts had demon
Strated. ! was as close to hatred
that minute as I could get with
ner.
How tall is your father?" !
asked
Hes not tall. About five six"
This tallisd with the height of
the murdered man. How old Is
hee"
"A little over fifty"
what are the color of his
eyes"
Brown"
There was no use continuing.
She had given me a fairly cir
cumstantial description OF the
corpse
why did YOU ask me that?"
Il think | met someone yester-
day answering tina; description"
It's a biz city
No So many Americans here
now"
I can think OF several Amer
tears J know who are medium
size,i ike dad. ard middle aged,
and or 'hc dg-l side"
I WANTED TO rctort that the
Gestapo was not in the habit
% lrd. .natc E.dnappingS. /
sad ". s-@ A anv Of these
Fc-.5'.S. --So-isteS OF former as
so.;stsS os veur s,.her9~
y me ir.nl. There was one
mn wbo looked Ike dad who
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GOD AND HEALTH

{ c. Flint. of Hampstead. y H.. has
asked our reaction to letter he had in The
Citizen on something new. which he calls
"Theo, italiSm''. but the only thing new in
his communication Is his coming OF that
word
Mr. Flint has set forth some grea.
truths all of which are self-evident. all Of
which have been eNpounded, many time.
and are As old rs thought. yet if he could
make "TheovitaliSm" universal. it would he
the greatest blessing that has been be
slowed on the human race.
Practically everything he MENTORS in
his leite~ was amplified by Plato in his
Dialogues" $500 years or 50 ago. Even
Guy Dc MaupaSsant. SalaciouS writer but
philosopher. nonetheleSs. has one OF his
characters in Bel Ami-NOrhert lie Narene>
"a bachelor and an atheist. who has senSed
death laundering behind him for -
year>- advise young George Duroy -
marry for happiness which i listed a
one of Mr. Flinl'S teachings. ii YOU don't
want 81 live the dreary lie am now living.
frightened by solitude. in which | re-
Neled y hen was your age. with nothing -
comfort me-no wife. no children. no God
~ 20 Plato. he went 10 the root ia
scare hing for the truth of several things. or
their equivalents. that Mr.. Flint wrote
about. When one character expressed
doubts Of an after life. ne had another char
acter. Critic. reply. Well then. good Is its
own reward" And then Plato employed
Il hat nay be called aniithetical reasoning
10 prove that there i life after death Ev-
erything that we can conceive has lis anti
thesis. There i evil. there Is good: ugliness
and beauty: cruelty and kindness. and - on.
ill finally he comes 10 death and life.
Socrates a he speaks through Plato,
was an adherent of three OF four OF Mr..
Flints concepts: Live AT peace with
all: 2-"Live in honesty with all f.
Put Gcd first in dealings with all" Mar
~ for happiness Mr. FlintS third dictum,
might have been Socrates aim also. but
fate or fortune. OF whatever YOU may wish
to call /. cold,houldered Socrates and gave
him Xantippe the modern equivalent ~
Mrs. Nagg.
God and Health. the Commandments
of Mr.. Flints 'TheovitaliSm were sought
by Socrates. lie was temperate III all things
and absteminous in many things. Truth. with
its corelative Goodness. actuated him in all
his dealings with his fellowmen. and
though his friends offered 10 save him from
the deadly draught of hemlock. he drank it
fearleSSly. believing To the end that in
death he would find d more glorious life
than he one he was then living
"TheovitaliSm though. in one form OF
another. as old as the human race embraces
all the essentials rot only of well-balanced
life in this world but also of life in the
hereafter which j. an entity 10 every man
and every woman of sufficient faith.
MIR Film; >ays that "Theovitali>m i
which Is true tor the adher-
ents of all croedS believe in God ard good
ness ana health
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KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF AUGUST }. 1893

. \ burglar. last night. tried 2.
! enter the home ~ Mr.. and Ms
Ray Navarro. OIL Caroline stre-L
through . seattle n the roof. bli
{ Jhe Vould-uc burglar was fr.g1,-
cEed away uy NJ Navarro.
vi and Nj Ernest Hemng-
~ay and Vi. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson w.il leave tomorrow
;ol al extended stay N Havana
During tn visit. NJ. HemingW ay
and Mr Thompson viii .sh tpr
marlin
William z Porter. president Of
,h, Overseas Corporation. SAID to-
Gay that additional OATS must %.
obtained before the ReconStruc-
non F.raEcc Cooperation grant, .
loan for rrc building O.: The pro
posed Overseas bridges.
Tr- Pr. Arthur 3 Dlmmick.
sector ~ ) PauIs Episcopal
Church left Yesterday on aH cN-
tended vi~.t - MS former horne
IN Providence. r
AI->> AIaE Sands. teacher ln tns
.oc4. rur.c schools. returned yes
-rr1-- from A,rc.lUt. = C
school
Members II -r Laca- School
Board --c Melvin z Russell sd
p.r.1,erasrt a; uaa-c l0S-rac'ioT.
Bose nas- .1Ei',1 -a a''-i-1 m"
County C.-.,,i,,.., ~ discuss 80.
progressed ,-srl bulge. - -A.s
,r ~
II. t-s Ms. H-nrv W.gl...
=, IL
....- -
-,
-
-.
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Today In History

1892 IT. Christopher Columbus
sails from PaloS. Spain, on the
epochal voyage which was 10 dis
cover m New World
l604-Com. Edward Preole
sax first Of FIVE assaults on
,-cr-'r- fortified Triool. with
.a-ch ws were then al war
Historic second Woma II :
Rights Convention al Rochester.
y women conduct sessions
themselves. unlqoe for those days
l873-Thc Detroit News found
cd
lS86-CongrcSs resolves to IN
crease Navy. lifting j oui OF class
Of South American navies-in
ume 10 bc ready ;o- War ~ 1898
1905 Standard OIL Of Indiana
fined - million dollars to- freight
reoatIng- decision later reversed
l94l-PreS. Roosevelt leaves
Eastern coast on war>nip fo- what
turns out late. 20 be meeting with
Churchill and tte Atlantic Char
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TOday's
Anniversaries

lS0S-Hamllton Fish. New York
governor. senator. able secretary
OF state under Grant borr New
York. Died Sept 8. 1888.
l8ll-Ehsha G. OTIS. master
mechanic. lnvento. 81 safety ap-
phances making elevator pe>S Die.
born Halifax. ", Died April .,
1861
l82l-Uriah :. Stephens. Phila-
deIpsia tailor. leader 'n found.ng
Knights OF Labor 1909. born Cap.
Nay. y J. Died Fen. Is. 1882
Samuel NJ Jones. manu-
factu.e- emo reio-m,r. TH..9'. O
Golden Rue mayor. ro.r rs
Wales. Died July p l404
l855-HcnTy c Burns Nc,
York journalist ruu-arl,,. .ner.
born Oswoeo. y y D,ed Me- r..
1870
I867-AUlu~,uS " II ~
not G aviation pioneer eora Gov
ir4'on. Ga D.e5 Jul. IL 1925
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

Rest includes some form If recreation
- W.ii az living ahej
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

William r Porter. president of
III, O.ers,1s Corporation. SAID to-
Gay hat additional OATS must b.
OBTAINED before the RcconStruC-
,1.E F.reEcc Cooperation grants d
loar for r-c building O.: the pro-
posed Overseas bridges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03

Today TIE Citizen SAYS IN an
EDITORIAL pa.ag graph
The PreSlcen- expects 20 nave
every type ~ sales agency lined
-u II his wage and hour code
Here's hoping nat his olanket
-Npectatlo1 doeSrt smother sor.s-
81. -L-M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
East Side Kids

Paradise theatre will present q
screen for the first time In De-
toit kid Dynamite" one Of m
seasons outstanding screen hid
starring the famous East SID
Kids.