davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Bene$ o Stalinovi.

Londyn (CTK) - Londyn-
sky DAILY Express prinesl in
terview S presidentem Bene-
sem, jenz prohlasil mimo jine,
re je pfesvedcen o tom, re pc
valce utvorf Sovetsky svaz, Pol
sko a Ceskoslovensko spolec-
nou pevnou hraz prot novemu
nemeckemu 1toku. DR.. Benes
Tekl: "Osobne ddveTuji Rusdm
smyslejf tax, jak mluvf. Verfm,
re budou pine spolupracovat s
Angli1 a Amerikou. Budou pre-
she pint usnesen1 teheranske
conference, ably zabezpecili
mir ma nekolik generac1."
DR.. Benes neveTf tomu, re by
Sc Rusko chystalo zasahovat
do vnitrnfch vecf svych souse-
dG. Ujistil zahranicnfho re-
daktora "Expressu" Charles
College, re Stain je ochoten pc
tvrdit svGj vyrok, re je napro-
sto prot vsem snaham vnuco-
vat podunajskym zemfm komu
nisticke zasady. Stain ma re-
alisitcky a vlastenecky MAJOR,
re by nemohlo byt zajmu So
vetskeho svazu, ably ma Balka-
ne byly ustaveny vlady nestale
povahy, ktere by nespocivaly
ma Will lidu. Stain take neza-
myslf ovladnout tuto velkou
strategickou oblast. Chce vsak,
ably byly odstraneny fasisticky
or%ientovane oligarchie, jake v
Bulharsku a Madarsku.
Zvlaste pokud jde O madar-
skou otazku, Tekl Stain, re
Madarsko Dude musit vratit kc
Tist, kterou dostalo cd Hitlera
Tato korist obsahuje i Transyl-
vanii, j1z Rusove povazujf "a
rumunske 1zem1. DR.. Benes
dale popfel jakekoli ruske ma
roxy vGci Turecku, zejmena
sovetske plany tykajfc1 sc Oar
danel. Naval takove podez-
f1vanf bezpodstatnym. Neza.
visle Rakousko Dude NIT v &C.
skoslovensku sveho zvlaste pra
telskeho souseda, ale vsechna
jednan1 O vzajemnych VITA
z1ch nutno ponechat az ma po-
valecnou dobu.
DR.. Benes projevil naprostou
dGveru v ceskoslovenske pome-
ry. Ceskoslovensky lid Sc po-
zdvihne, jakmile Pride who'd
ny okamzik. Nenf pry poole
jeho nazoru d1vodu, proc by
pc porazce Nemecka nemelo
vsechno opet prob1hat normal
mimi cestami. Do sesti mesfcG
pc Benesove navratu dojde k
novym volbam. President pro
hlasil: "Nepoc1tam sc zadnymi
zvlastnfmi nesnazemi v Cesko-
slovensku pc SVEN navratu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Papez Plus vyzyva ODE strany
USetriti hIavni mesto Italie.

V nedeli Papez Plus XII. uci-
nil vyzvu Ike spojeneckym a ne
meckym vGdcGm, ably usetrili
Rim, okupovany Nemci, ably sc
nestal bojistem, "tak ably je-
jich pamatka pTesla do prf-
stitch stoletf s dobrofecenfm a
ne kletbou."
Mluve s balkonu sv. Petra u
pf1lezitosti 5. vyrocf sve koru-
novace, papez opet vyzyval
valc1cf svet, ably nalezl cestu k
mfru a prohlasil:
"Jeste jednou apelujeme ma
zodpovedne muze v obou valc1-
cfch taborech, ably nedaliN sva
jmena pospiniti j~akymkoli zpd-
sobem, cinem, ktery historic by
nikdy neospravedlnila. zada-
me je, ably venovali sve my
slenky, ciny a snahy m1ru osvo-
bozen1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Vlada omezi import likerI re
zahranici.

Vlada zasadila t9zkou ranu
az dosud voln6mu zdroji k "a
sobovanf Spoj. Stat1 lihovymi
napoji re zemf, v nichz Sc pc
stuje cukrova trina, jez take
slouzf k vyrobe nekterych tech
to liker1.
Move omezenf ma dovoz ru-
mu, jalovcoveho "ginu", slad-
kych a aromatickych lihovin
"cordials" a whisky, destilova-
nych z cukrov6 tftiny, sniff po-
die toho ma pTfklad dovoz z
Kuby o vice neil 500.
Podobne sn1zenf ocekava sc
take cd dovozu z Mexika, Por-
to Rika, Virginskych ostrov1 a
jinych draw Spoj. Stat6, po-
kud tento dovoz kontroluje
War Production Board. Nasled
KEN toho Dude v onech zemfch
omezena i produkce techto ma
pojG a Dude jim Teceno, ably
melasy pouzily k vyrobe alko-
holu pro valecne 1silf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
DIVA TISfCE JAPONCU BY
10 ZABITO v BOJfCH 0 o.
Doll v BURME.
General StilweII oznamil, ze a.
mericke a c1nske vojsko vyhra-
10 bitvu proti silnsjsimu
nepriteli.

Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell s
nadsenim prohlasil, re "cele u
doll Hukawng Dude brzy ma
SCI, kdyz americke a cfnske
tankove sbory ucinily siroky
prdlom do japonskych rad ma
onom 1seku v severnf Burme,
kde pobily cd 500 do 700 ne
pTatel.
"Boj O Manikgwan a Wal
lawbrum byl vyhran proti ne
pf1teli pocetne silnejsfmu a
pouze zbyvaj1 jeste osamocene
vycistovac1 operace", pravil
Stilwell We sve zprave vydane
V New Delhi, Indii.
ia vef1m, re jsme pobili g.
900 JaponcG V t6to jedin6 ope-
raci. Chci zdGrazniti, re Cf-
name a Americana bojovali a
umlrali vedle sebe. Oni Sc bra
tfili spolu, sd1leli sve potraviny
sve pohodlf a sv6 1trapy.
"Vojenske zivly dvou Gin
skych divisf, tankovy sbor ope-
rovany Cinany a pod velenfm
Americana a americke 1derne
voJsko pracovaly hladce pospo
lu We vyhlazenf spoleeneho ne
pT1tele.
"Ackoli casio jsem Sc mylil,
isem hotov uciniti predpoved,
re cele 1doli Hukawng Dude
brzy naSe."
StilwellGv tiskovy bulletin OBJ
sahoval prvni zmfnku, re tan
ky vrazily do zmatenych rad
prchajlcfch JaponcG, zdese-
nych jiz objevenfm sc americ-
keno vojska daleko v jejich IT,
lu.
Lord Louis Mountbatten, VIZ
chnl velitel We vychodnf ASH
soucasne oznamil, re britske
vojsko postoupilo ma pobrezni
planine ma Jill cd Maungdaw a
do 1boc1 vrch1 ma ceste do A
kyabu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Valka.
Ruska frOnta.

Druha sOvetska ukraiinska
armada, vrhnuvsf Nemce zpet
20 mil "a jeden den, pronikla
K severnimu brehu strednfho
toku reky Bug ma peti mflove
fronte, kdezto 1875 mil k jiho-
vychodu TTetf armada pfekro-
ella cestu pro bocnf napor pro-
tt Nikolajevu, pfistavn1mu me-
stu ma Cernem mort.
Moskevske zpravy oznamily.
re zbytky roztr1stenych nemec
kych vojsk, zahnanych k fece
Bug, 40 mil ma severozapad
cd jejiho 1st1, vrhly sc do ledo-
vych vod v pokusu uniknouti
stlhajlclm je sovetskym arma-
dam, avsak sta muz1 utonulo,
kdezto jinych $500 nepratel-
skych mrtvych bylo zIstaveno
ma bojisti ma severnfm brehu
Teky.
Rusove postoupili ku predu
ma peti 1secfch 5OO-mflove u
krajinske fronty, vypudivse
Nemce z 200 osad a pobivse
jich temer 5000.
Predvoj Rude armady pTiblt
I'll sc ma SO mil cd hranic Ru.
munska, 20 mil ma sever cd Nj.
kolajeva a "a mil ma severovy.
chod cd Chersonu a byl jim u.
tvofen oblouk kolem zeleznic.
nlho stfedu Proskurova blize
polskych hranic a pfetata jed.
ma re dvou nemeckych zelez.
mic vedouc1ch cd vychodu k
zapadu pres JIM Ukrajinu.
Pffstav ma Cern6m mort Cher.
son byl dobyt Rusy v pondelf.
Sovetsk6 depese z fronty, je5
dosly sem pres Moskvu, ozna.
mily, re Nemci, obavaj1ce sc
obkllcen1, ustupujf ma vsech Il.
seclch, kde rusky kiln byl vra.
zen do jejich rad.
Ia sebou zanechavaj1 sta
tank del, uv1znuvsich v bla.
te, z nichz mnoha jsou nova q
Poole vseho byla dopravena ns
frontu v nejposlednejs1 dobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17

Londyn (CTK) = Zahranic
nj komisar Molotov ,zaslal mini
stru Masarykovi tuto telegra-
tickou odpoved ma telegram,
jlmz Masaryk vyslovil blaho-
pfan1 Rude armade v den jejl-
no vyroc1:
"Prosfm, abyste prijal dfky
srdecny projev u pfflezitos-
tt Rude armady, ktera bojuje
spolecnou vec proti fasistic-
kym vetTeIc1m."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
TichOmOff.

Americana opet zdafile po-
stoupili boji ma pacifickem o.
ceane, kdyz obsadili koral Wo-
tho, vzdaleny 81 mil severoza-
padne cd ostrov1 Kwajalein.
Obsadili koral bez odporu, coz
je doklad O japonsk6m 1plnem
1stupu z koralu jez je II mil
dlouhy. Obsazeni zmfnenych
ostrovd poskytuje America
Nun 1plnou k~ontrolu vsech O.
strovd We skupine Marshallske
cd Kwajaleimu az k Eniweto-
ku, coz je 200 mil Ia koral
Wotho. TAX jsou oddelen1 ia
ponci ma zbyvajfcfch o%strovech
vychodne Cd toho mfsta, cd je-
jich zakladen a cd Japonska.
Ma ostrovy Wotho vystoupi-
Ii mar1ni a byli pTijati domo-
rodci, kteri tax ucinili zvlast-
mimi obrady, pTi kterych daro-
vail pffchozfm tez jfdlo. Ko-
raj WothO pOzustava z malych
ostrGvkd, kterych je 13 a jsou
vesmes male. Celia skupina je
II mil dlouha a sest mil siroka.
We Washingtone bylo ozna-
memo, re americka letadla O.
pet bombardovala Karolinske
ostrovy, Ponape a Kusaie. ia
ponsky rozhlas vysvetloval
svym posluchac1m, re japon-
ske letectvo az nemIze branit
Rabaul protoze Americana ma
il velkou leteckou pTevahu.
Ma Move Britanii obsadili A
mericane letiste Talasea, cfmz
Sc jeste vice ztfzila situace Ra-
baulu, ktery je vzdalen TO
mil. Ia to ma Bougainvillu po-
daril Sc JaponcGm menS1 u
speech a Americana musili re
svych posic v zalivu cisarovny
Augusty ustoupit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Pfiznani k DAM popletlo doce-
La ! vsdce Einsteina.

Professor Albert Einstein po-
volal 81 bern1ho odborn1ka, ably
mu pomohl vyplniti jeho pri-
znani k osobnf DAM z pr1jmu,
,jak. bylo nynf zjisteno. Tento
slavny matematik, prosluly pc
-celem svete svou teori1 o rela-
tivite i jinak, pravil: "Je to tu-
re tezke pro matematika. Me
Ii by Sc zeptati filosofa."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Kefasovani s jizdenkami.

z Miami ma Florid9 dosla
zprava, re tam agent FBI Eat.
xii 81 osob z Miami a z MAN.
Beach pfi zahajeni tazeni pro.
tt "cernemu trhu", ktery Sc VIZ.
hi jiz i ma cestovan1 pc zelez.
nic1ch.
Mezi zatcenymi je 16 zelez.
nicarG, IA hotelnfch zamest.
nancG a jeden Softer taxovky
Tato skupina pry mela vydel.
ku cd $4,000 do $4,000 me.
sfcne.
zeleznicnf zamestnanci jsou
obzalovani z prestoupenf fede.
ralnfho kriminalnfho zakona
ktery zakazuje zadati cd jed.
noho pasazera "a jakoukol-
sluzbu vice neil cd druheho
Hotelnf zamestnanci jsou obza.
lovani z t6hoz pTecinu.
Grady byly pTinuceny zakrc
citi, protoze mnoho vojfn1 ne
mohlo dOstati m1sto ma zelezni.
CT, jezto nemohli zaplatiti Cd
$40 do 500 vice mad pravidel-
nou cenu, jake mohou zaplati-
tt bohat1 turiste.
Tento vynosny obchod v Mi
ami a V Miami Beach kvetl prJ
jiz tri tydny. o jednom re Eat
cenych bylo oznameno, re u.
zavfel 125 "obchodG" s vydel-
KEN $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
LONDYNSKA VLADA "a
KAZALA MEZI
BRITANIf A IRSKEM.
Ocekavajf Sc jests dalSi kroky
proti Wade Dublinske. ktera
vyzvedace mocnosti Osy chrani

Cestovan1 mezi Britanif a r.
skem bylo suspendovano 81 vo-
jenskych pr1cin svrchovan6 d.
lezitosti" a v Londyne kolujf
zpravy, re tato restrikce jest
pouze prvn1 krok, ma nemz sc
dohodly Velka Britanie a Spo-
jene Staty v programu ma iso-
lovan1 neutraln1ho Fire (Irska)
Nar1zenf zakazuje vsechno
az ma nejdGlezitejsf cestovani
do Irska a zpet a nasledovalo
kratce pc odmftnut1 minister
skym pfedsedou Fire, Eamo-
mem De Valerou, vyhostiti di-
plomaticke zastupce Osy re
sv6 zeme.
Vedle toho sc sdeluje, re sc
uvazuje O uzavfen1 hranic Sc
Severnfm Irskem (Ulsterem) a
re zasoby gasolinu, psenice a
uhl1 pro Fire budou drasticky
revolutionary, tax ably veskera
tonaz spojeneckych lodi mohla
byti uvolnena pro nadchazej1-
CT invasi.
Nejprfmeji dotyka Sc zakaz
cestovan1 ash 1000 osob, ktere
denne jedi mezi Britanif a r.
skem do prace.
Zakaz rovnez ucin1 konec
cestovanf asi $4,000 osob me-
s1cne, jez do Irska zajfzdely z
obchodnfch pTfcin neb ably Sc
nejaky cas- mely dobTe v zemi,
kde nenf pTfd6l1, a kde mimo
jine jsou stale k dostanf vsech-
ny druhy nejlepsf whisky a il
nych lihovin.
Zrovna "a diva dny potion,
kdyz vyslo ma verejnost, re me
ri Fire a Spojenymi Staty byly
vymeneny diplomaticke depe-
Sc nem1rn6 dGlezitosti, britska
vlada oznamila, re nadale ga
dina povolenf neb visa pro ces-
tovanf mezi ob6ma ostrovy ne-
budou vydavana lee pro OBJ
chod neb praci narodnf dGlezi-
tosti."
V naTfzenf dale pravf brit
ska vlada, re uznava, re bu-
dou jim zpGsobeny nepr1jem-
nosti mnoha tisfcnm osob a re
Dude odvolano, jakmile Dude
mono.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Smithove miluji more.

IL. distrikt valecneho manor
nictva oznamil, re We sluzbach
valecneho lod'stva ma nynf 21,-
476 muz1 Sc jmenem Smith.
Ma take Is muzG s jmenem
Officer a ctyri dIstojniky S
jmenem Captain.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
President Argentiny Ramirez
resignoval.

General Eldemiro J. Farrell,
ktery slouzil diva tydny jake Il.
Taduj1cf president Argentiny
ujmul Sc 1radu presidenta,
kdyz dosavadnf president ge-
neral Pedro. Pablo Ramirez sc
oficialne 1Tadu vidal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17


zasilky nej1plnejsi vojinovou
adresou, uvedenfm hodonsti, Sc
rioveho cfsla, organizase 81 je-
dnotky, atd. nechcete-li ably Sc
dopis ztratil.
Prohledejte sve domy a pa
trejte pc pouzitych tubach =
cd zubn1 pasty nebo holfcfho
kremu - a jinych pTedmetech
obsahujicich Gin. Oddelenf pro
sbfranf kovovych odpadkd a
pTedmetG u WPB upozornuje,
re verejnost ma pokracovati
We sbfranf a odevzdavanf pou-
zitych tub pres to re 1. brezna
Sc to dele dobrovolne. Oddele-
nj jde O to, ably Sc hlavne doda-
valy tuby starSf nez rok maj1c1
vysoky obsah c1nu.
Automobiliste jimz budou
obnoveny dodatecne B a C ben
zinove pTidely dostanou nyni
ma mfsto obvykle kuponove
knfzky, pasmo jednotlivych O.
cislovanych kupon1. Toto Sc
riove ocfslovanf kupon1 je jed
ma z nejsilnejsfch zbrani OPA
proti cernemu trhu S benzinem,
nebot zabezpecuje pred kra-
def kuponG a poskytuje 1cin-
ny system ~zjisten1 a ztotozneni
ukradenych kuponG, ktere sc
dostaly do obehu.
Pres ocfslovan1 kupon1 bu-
de dodrzovano jejich podepi-
sovani licencn1m c1slem auta
spotrebitelova a statu kde je
jeho viz zaregistrovan.
Cd 1. kvetna Dude platit dal
81 kupon ma spotrebu bot. Pred
chazejic1 kupon, letadlovy ku-
pom {. 1. v prfdelove knfzce {.
3 z1stane v, platnosti dale. Ale
kupon IS. V kn1zce {. 1 vyprs1
80. dubna.
V breznu Dude prideleno k
prodeji 10000 novych osob-
mich aut a 1900 j1zdn1ch kol.
Breznova automobilova kvota
plat ovsem ma move typy aut
1912. Ackoliv pouzite vozy
|typu 1912 jsou stale pod pf1-
delem, neplatf ma ne kvotove
omezeni. Kazdy opravneny
soukromnlk, ktery najde pou-
zity viz typ 1912 k prodeji
mGze dostati povolenf k naku-
pu cd sveho m1stnfho pffdelo-
|veho a cennoveho 1radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17
Velikonocni posta vojinIm.

Department valky tento IT,
den upozornil, re velikonocni
posta pT1slusnfk1m branne mo-
ci v zamorf must byti poslana
tento tyden. Jestlize Dude j.
hned odeslana dojde s WYNN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17

Prokazme svoji vdscnost sve
move vlasti stalym kupovanim
Valecnych BondG a Znamek!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17

kou nekolika nejodlehlejsfch
mist do 9. dubna ma mfsto ur-
Cent. Jake vzdy adresujte sve
zasilky nej1plnejsf vojinovou
adresou, uvedenfm hodonsti, Sc
rioveho cfsla, organizase ci je-
dnotky, atd. nechcete-li ably Sc
dOpis ztratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17

"Telegraf" uveTejnovati nebu-
de: Dopisy ami ohlasky obsa-
hujfcf osobnf dtoky; dopisy CT
ste soukromneho razu;upom1n-
ky, hadky nabozenske neb po-
smesne dopisy ma to neb ono
vyznanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-17

Ackoliv vyrobci syru ched-
dar must vyhraditi vetsf pro-
cento sve vyroby pro vladu v
mes1cfch breznu a dubnu, oce-
kava sc, re mnozstvf tohoto
druhu syria pro civilni spotre-
bu Dude priblizne stejne, to
jest mes1cne asi 80 milion1 IL
Der.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Degree of Honor Juveniles
Divide. Elect and Install

At a meeting of the Degree OF
Honor juvenile lodge Saturday, the
Juveniles were divided into senior
and junior groups and two sets OF
officers were elected and installed.
In the following list the officer in
the senior group is named first:
Mona Grain and Roger Benson are
the presidents. Others installed are
Bill HUMPHREYS and Pat Mullen,
past president: Patsy Grain, Eugene
Pittinger, vice president; Louise
Benson. Donald Johnson, second
vice president; Don Malunat, Ken
Alexander, secretary; Charles Con-
der. Mary Dazell, treasurer; Doro-
thv Kuehn, Dolores Proper, ushers;
Jean Wessler, Marie Nelson, assistant
ushers; Gloria Saindon, Betty sand,
inner watch; Patsy Harvey, DeWane
Johnson, outer watch: Dickie VAL
landigham. Doris German, pianists;
Glenn Miller, Dennis Cole, first as
sistant to president: Daryl Cole
Walter Dahl. second assistant to
president: Kenneth Paulson, Mary
lyn Taylor. first assistant to vice
president; Edna Rae Kuehn and
Deloris Dahl, second assistant to
vice presidents, and Patsy Blair and
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
TAMPICO
By Agnes Molvig

Mrs. Magnus Swanson and infant
son Magnus Russell returned to the
home of her parents Saturday from
the Deaconess hospital.
Benny Kolstad will leave Thurs
day for Farragut, Idaho, to begin
boot training in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin and
son Ronald and Richard Martin of
Farragut, Idaho, were supper guests
Tuesday at the Dick Martin home.
Victor. Floyd and Morris Moen
helped Motzkaus put up their ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nelson and
family and Mrs. Elias Stensland
visited Mrs. N. c. Nelson Sunday
afternoon.
Bert Dahl of Glasgow was a caller
in this community Friday.
Chris Molvig and children called
at the Walter Schneider home Sun
day afternoon.
John Kolstad helped Chris Molvig
put up ice.
George Reid Jr. worked for c. J..
Maalerud Saturday putting up ice.
Dick Martin sawed ice for the
Vandalia people the first week on
the river near the Harry Rohde
place and for the Tampico people
near the Tampico bridge.
Miss Hazel Enkerud spent the
week end at the home of her par
entS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Bengochea
and children Mary Theresa and
Mitchell and Pete Hondaia visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Etchart in
Glasgow Sunday afternoon.
Sanfred and Larry Ekola spent
the week end at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. oscar
Anttonen.
Mrs. Lester Pippin and her father,
Mike Disrud, called on Mrs. N. c..
Nelson Sunday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Deaconess Hospital
Notes

Mrs. Fred Heikens of Nashua en-
teled the hospital last Wednesday
for major surgery.
Raymond Jackson, 3, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Jackson of Frazer
was a patient Thursday and Friday
for minor surgery.
William o. Anderson of Glasgow
! was a medical patient from Thurs
. day to Tuesday.
William Klatt of Saco entered
Thursday for medical treatment.
Amos Wiley of Malta entered
Thursday for major surgery.
Fred Guttu of Nashua was a pa
tent Thursday and Friday for mi
nor surgery.
Gerald Lee Alden of Glasgow was
a patient Friday and Saturday for
minor surgery.
Donald Watterud, 5, son of MI.
and Mrs. Lester Watterud of OPP
helm. had a tonsil operation Fri
day.
Eldon Reimche of Nashua was a
medical patient from Friday to Sun
day.
sydney Baustian of Nashua en-
tered Friday for medical treatment.
Gayle Myhre, 2, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. W. Myhre, entered Fri
day for major surgery.
Mary Jane Kaasa, 10, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaasa of Saco,
was a patient Saturday and Sunday
for a tonsil operation.
James Bishop, 2, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Bishop of Nashua,
was a patient Saturday and Sunday
for a tonsil operation.
John Rave of Nashua entered
Saturday for medical care.
Katherine Gohla of Glasgow had
medical treatment from Saturday to
Monday.
Roy Hallock of Opheim was a
medical patient from Saturday to
Tuesday.
Charles Soles of Glasgow was a
medical patient Saturday and Sun
day.
william Lamb, 6, son of MI. and
Mrs. Raymond Lamb of Glasgow,
had a tonsil operation Monday.
Ernest Marks of Saco entered
Monday for medical care.
Mrs. Andrew SiSson of Frazer was
a medical patient Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Spencer harrington of Fort
Peck entered Monday for medical
care.
John Shipp of Glasgow entered
Tuesday for minor surgery.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Former Beaverton
Farmer Passes i'm
Veteran Hospital

Ernest w. Cissel, 70, for rs years a
farmer on the Saco Divide near
Beaverton, died in veterans hospi-
tai at Bay Pines, Fla, Jan. 8, &C
cording to word received by his
sister-in-law, Mrs. George T. Stew
art of Nashua. He had been in the
hospital four months.
Mr.. Cissel came to Montana "a
years ago and farmed on Saco Di-
vide for 25 years. He vas well known
in western Valley and eastern Phil
lips counties.
Poor health compelled him to re-
tire in 1887 and he and his family
moved to st. Cloud, Fla. He later en-
tered the hospital at Bay Pines.
Funeral services were held there
with military honors and burial was
in the veterans cemetery. Mr.. Cissel
had served in the Spanish-American
war, with the 44th infantry and
the 161St Indiana volunteers.
Surviving him are his widow and
son Robert w. Cissel, in the
army, both of whom were with him
when he died.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Congregationalists Elect
Officers at Annual Meet

Officers of the Glasgow Congrega-
tiCnal church were elected at the
church's annual meeting FRIDAY
night following a family night dim
ner at the church.
Officers selected include r. D.
Church, clerk; A. B. Friedlund,
treasurer; Mrs. David Parke. Sun
day school superintendent. and Mrs.
F%riedlund, director of music.
Church deacons chosen are ]. C.
Rusher, G. L. Wolfe, R. L. Irle
and Maurice Graham. Holdover
deacons are Roy P. Huber. C. A.
Dunnel and Fordyce Mcconnell.
Chosen as trustees were Leslie
Hanson, j. w. Frazier, j. E. Brown.
r. Austin and Lowell Carpenter.
Holdover trustees are H. K. Near
and T. j. Hooking.
Elected deaconesses were Mrs. F..
P. Whalen, Mrs. Near, Miss Isobel
Young. Mrs. Hooking, Mrs. Huber,
Mrs. Leo B. Coleman and Mrs.
Rusher. Holdover deaconesSes are
Mrs. H. A. Voter, Mrs. Lawrence
Granger and Mrs. Dan Oakland.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Members of Family
Visit Archambeault

Lieut.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Archam-
beault and son left Sunday for
Camp Fannin, Tyler, Texas, after
spending a week here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ar
chambeault. They had been called
here after his father suffered head
injuries in a fall at his home near
Fort Peck. He is now improving. Mrs.
Victor Archambeault had returned
the previous week from Dayton,
Ohio, where she had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Dell Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston and their
son accompanied her home. Serg.
William Archambeault was also here
from Maria field, Maria, Texas.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Dorcas Club Meets
With Miss Hedman

Miss Mae Hedman was hostess
to the Dorcas club of the Lutheran
church at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
K r. S%teffensen last wednesday
night. Miss GLADYS Waller conducted
devotions. Miss Selma Vegge spoke
on God Gives the Law" Miss
Evelyn Breikjern conducted a wor-
ship meditation. Miss Hedman and
Miss Waller played a piano duet.
The group voted to take part in
soliciting for the Fourth war loan
sale Tuesday and canvassed the
territory assigned to the club. Miss
Hedman served a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Mrs. Barnett Hostess to
Center Demonstration Club

Mrs. Frank Barnett of Nashua
entertained the center Home DEM
o~nstration club at her home Tues
day. Mrs. Frank Ferrin presided at
the business meeting. Mrs Arnot
Martin. project leader. spoke on
Home Care of the Sick" Patches
that had been made at previous
meetings were judged. Mrs. Ella
Burger was a guest. The hostess
served a luncheon. The club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Rusher Feb.
Is. and will have an exchange of
valentines and favorite recipes.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
Nashua Students
Get Certificates
Fer "Crop Corps"
BY Courier Correspondent

NASHUA-Students in the high
school and the upper grades at the
CORDS I,sOa certificates of service at a
high school assembly program for
work done on farms during the
summer. They were signed by Paul
v. McNutt, chairman of the war
manpower commission; Chester c.
Davis, former food administrator,
and J. C. TAYLOR state director of
agricultural extension. Since so
many of the students failed to re-
port their number of hours of work
accomplished the number of those
receiving certificates was reduced,
Superintendent Homer Loucks said.