davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

New York (CTK) = sved-
sky list "Morgontidningen"
prinasi Is. srpna clanek Josefa
Ladiga, elena vyboru sudeto-
nemecke strany socialne-demo-
kraticke, v nemz Sc pravl:
"Velmi caste Sc upOZornuje
ma to, re velka vetsina Nemc1
byla prinucena vstoupit do Hen
leinovy strany tim, re ma ne byl
vykonavan natlak a bylo Jim
vyhrozovano nezamestnanost1
zapomina Sc vsak, re tyto okol-
nosti nebyly smerodatne pro to,
jak volili.
Pres to, re posledni volby v
Ceskoslovensku Sc konaly ma
zaklade demokratickych zasad
a tudiz kazdy volic mel zajiste-
no tajne hlasovanl, million a
ctvrt NemcI Sc dobrovolne pfi-
hlasilo k nacistGm a volilo pro
zkazu Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky. Jen 100000 statecnych a
primych nemeckych socialnich
demokratd volilo protinacistic-
ky a pro Ceskoslovenskou repu-
bliku, nedbajfce teroru.
Pfihlizejlce k tomuto fax
tn, nemnzeme prijmout "a sve
tvrzeni, re "sudetst1 Nemci'',
volice Henleina, pOdlehli Jedi
ne teroru. Jen maloktef1 pri-
pojili Sc statecne k zotrocene-
mu ceskoslovenskemu lidu pro-
hlasujice, re sudetske 1zeml by
10 ode vzdy soucastf ceskoslo-
venskeho statu. We skutecnos-
ii sudetonemecke 1zeml nikdy
neexistovalo; toto oznacenl je
nacitickym vymyslem, ktery
my, nemecti socialn1 demokra-
tie. naprosto odm1tame.
Odmitame povazovat Sc "a
soucast n6jake stredoevropske
"rodiny narodI". Jsme nemec-
kymi obcany ceskoslovenskeho
statu, tudiz nemeckymi Cecho-
slovaky. Proto tato otazka ne
mi mezinarodnim problemem,
nybrz este vnitrn1 otazkou ce-
skoslovenskou.
Celemu svetu je dnes jasno,
re Hitler Sc ujal "potlacova-
nych sudetskych Nemcu jer
proto, ably pripravil p%odminky
pro planovane svetove panstvl
Million a ctvrt Nemc1 Sc posta'
vilo "a tuto jeho myslenku. Je
naprosto falesne prohlasovat
re vetsina techto lid Sc zmyli
la, ponevadz nebyla informova
ma, nebof socialni demokratt
ma nespocetnych schdzich ne
tento fakt verejne upozornova
Ii. Kdyby temto lidem byla da
ma autonomie, znamenalo by t.
sankci zradcovstvf, znamenalt
by to. re ceskoslovensky lid b!
odmenoval zradu ma mem spa
chanou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Liberty LODI Thomas G. Masa-
ryk torpedovana u Alziru. Q

z Washingtonu, D. C. Sc o.
znamuje, re v loni San Fran
cisku postavena Liberty LODI
Thomas c.. Masaryk byla pc
bourlive ceste Atlantikem po-
biz Alz1ru napadena nemec-
kymi letadly a pozdeji torpe-
dovana ponorkou a zapalena.
Jej1 naklad v Gene $1,500,000
byl zachranen posadkou z To-
de William M. Meredith, ktere
Sc podaTilo pc 1silovne praci
naklad z ma polopotepen6 lode
pTeloziti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
MiStnl ZpraVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

- Dekujeme zas pozdrav a
vzpominku z Ocean CITY, Md.
cd znamych robin Jana tipsa-
ka a Rudy Parizka.
- Sokolska Jednota curtis
Bay uspoTada celodenni pra-
telskou zabavu v nedeli, dne 3.
zari 1914 v Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry St., Curtis Bay. 4
Zveme vsechny upTfmnf kra-
jany ably k nam zayftali a s ma
mi Sc pratelsky pobavili. Cisty
vJtezek venovan Dude ma osvo-
bozovacf akci.
O vytecnou kuchyn ~postara-
il Sc nase sestry. o jine obcer-
stveni zabavnf vybor. Br. Jan
Svitak slibuje zesflenou kape-
lu, no tax co vice?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Ma zaslouzene dovolene.

Pc 18ti mesicni sluz9oe, We
kter6 Sc s1castnil akce v Afri-
ce, Sicilii, Italii a invase v Nor
mandii Chief Motor Machinist's
Mate Frank A. Blahut, mi. pri-
jel ma jednomesicni dovolenou.
Mel radostne shledanl S man
zelkou Eliskou a lott mes1cn1m
synackem, ktery pc prve spa
tTil sveho tat1nka.
Mlady Blahut je synem PAM
a starosty Sok. Jedn. Curtis
Bay br. Franka Blahuta.
PTejeme mu by sve zaslouze-
ne dovolene uzil We zdrav1 a
radosti a spokojenosti.
Jest clenem u. S. Coast Guard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

Tento patek, 25. srpna v 8.
hodin vecer We skole Augustln
Herman Dude sc konati Tadna
mesfcnf schnze Sdruzen1 Csl,
Spolk1. Ma poradu Dude zpra-
va zastupce Vyboru Spojenycl
Narodd a konecne vypracova-
nj Spojeneckeho Bazaru.
Urednfci vsech nasich ces.
kych a slovenskych spolku Sc
zadajf by Sc do schuze take
dostavili.
Vykonny Vybor
Sdruzen1 Csl. Spolku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

oCOJll1hu pI0SV0uC0Il,
re prave zde sc odehrava nej-
vetsi rusky dtok, a re vsechno
ostatn1 CO sc ma vychodn1 from
tie dele, dokonce i ruske ope-
race ma hranici vychodnlho Pru
ska jsou vec1 druhoradou.
Obkl1cene nemecke divise jsou
v prostoru asi 20 ctverecn1ch
mil mezi mesty Opatovem, Is
mil severozapadne cd Sando-
mefi, Ozarovem, Is mil sever
ne cd SandomeTi a zapadn1m
brehem Visly. Jejich likvida-
&c patrne media ma sebe dlouho
cekat a tax k dlouhemu sezna-
mu nemeckych divisf znice-
nych ma vychodnf fronte pTipo-
j Sc jeste dals1.
Dobyt1 Sandomeri ~poskytuje
Rusdm novy dobry pTechod
pres Vislu a umoznf zahajen1
velke operace ma zapadnlm bfe
hu reky. V moskevskem patec-
MIN komunike Sc uvadej1 jme-
ma dals1ch % obc1 dobytych ma
predmost1 "a Vislou. Tvrd1 Sc
ovsem, re Rusove ma tonic mi
ste rozvinuli plnou ofensivu.
Pfedmest1 tn bylo rozs1reno ma
81 mil. Rusove We velkem mnoz
stvf prekrocili Vislu dale ma Sc
yer u Beb1na, spojili Sc S odd1-
ly ktere uz ma zapadn1m bTehu
Visly byly a prolomili pax from
tn smerem ma severozapad. Po-
die nepotvrzenych zprav OBJ
klfcily Konevovy oddly mesto
Radon ma trait Varsava-Kra-
kov, a postoupily jeste dale ma
sever, takze sovetske tankove
predvoje jsou jiz pouze asi so
mil jizne cd Varsavy. Toto pro-
proniknut1 Dude znamenat brz-
ky konec nemecke obrany Var
savy. Prer1znut1 trait Varsava-
Krakow je tezkou ranou pro
hence, protoze pax must spo-
lehat ma spojenf mezi 1seky
sve fronty ma trait, ktera vede
oklikou z Krakova ma zapad do
Katovic a Sosnovce a odtud
zas ma severovychod k Varsa-
We. Znamena to dale, re Mem
ci budou musit opustit pr nej-
mensfm vychodn1 bTeh Visly,
pred Varsavou a odej1t z Pra-
gy, pred kterou Sc houzevnate
bran1 ma zapadn1 breh Teky.
Bude to dale znamenat, re Sc
stane brzy neudrzitelnou jejich
posice primo v hlavn1m mest6.
Krone toho prGlom u Radomi
umozn1 Konevovi zahajit vel
kou operaci smerem do zapad-
nfho Polska, "a kterym lei uz
prGmyslove Slezsko.
Nemci tvrdi, re Sc rovnez
. hnula fronta Rumunsku, KITE
ra uz je nekolik mes1cG v klidu.
Nemci tvrdi, re sc Rusove po-
kouseli o pTechod doln1ho Dne-
stru, ale n%eozanmuj1 jak sc ten
to pokus skoncil. Moskva zpra-
WI O teto operaci nepfinesla.
Zat1m CO v~arsavst1 povstalci
sc stale drz1 a dokonce ozna-
mujf jiste dspechy prot Mem
cum, a zat1m CO spojenecka le-
Itadla z Italie dodavaj1 jim zbra
ne a munich, pokracuj1 poole
ruskeho komunike nemeckf
proti1toky cd PIRACY ma vycho-
dn1m brehu Visly. Tyto prot.
1toky byly poole moskevskf
zpravy odrazeny.
:. Pokracujf nemecke proti1to.
ky v severn1 Litve, kde Memo
Sc pokousej1 zahajit protiofen.
sivu smerem ma Savly, ably pro.
lomili ruskou frontu a osvobo.
dill sve baltske armady.
V Lotyssku general Jeremen.
ko dobyl opet nekolik des1tel
obcf mezi Rigou a Dvinskem
V Estonsku pokracuje Maslen'
nikov v pomalem postupu SINE.
rem ma Valgu a ma Tartu. V o,
bou techto 1sec1ch Nemci oper
ztratili nekolik tis1c mrtvych {
zajatych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Posledni zpravy z front.


Motorizovane oddly gen.
Pattona pronikly We stfedu IS
mil jihovychodne cd Par1ze a
obsadili mesto Senc, vzdalena
pouhych 100 mil cd nemeckych
hranic ma Ryne.
Dale Sc proslycha, re Spojen-
CT uskutecnili dalsf vylodeni vol
ska v okolf Bordeaux v zalivu
Biskajskem.
Francouzst1 vlastenci obsa-
dill jiz IA departmental.
V JIM Francii americke HID
ky pfibl1zily Sc k mestu Avig-
non ma fece Rhone.
RUSKO:
Rusove dobyli mssta Jasy
" Rumunsku.
Pc 3-denn1m boil 2. a 3. u
krajinska amada prorazily ne
mecke LIME v Rumunsku. Pro-
milky As mil ma fronte 1876 mil
dlouhe. Porazka Nemc1 u ia
sy je velika. Ztratili $4,000
mrtvych a $4,000 zajatych.
Ruske vote Sc blfz1 k Dunaji
a c1lem ruske JIM ofensivy
jsou olejova pole v Ploesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Ceny eIektrickych zehlicek ma
Hrovn; z bfezna 1912.

Jak znamo WPB povolil w
robu 1,768,968 elektrickych re-
hlicek a Administrator OPA
Chester Bowles oznamil, re &C.
nv t9chto budou ma vysi bTez.
novtch cen stejnych vyrobk1 z
roku 1912. To znamena, IL
OPA povolil retailnl ceny tech
tn zehlicek Poole vyrobnf znac
XIV cd $3.50 az do $11.7O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

JednOta &. >. A. - neJStarSl
bratrska podp1rna jedonta v
Americe = poskytuje nasemu
lidu vyhodne pojistky nadacnf-
no druhu, ktere jsou spolecnou
ochranou pro prfpad 1mrtf a
sporitelnfm uctem pro pr1pad,
re Glen prezije p6vodne usta-
novenou platebnf lh1tu.
G. S. A. jednota vydava eel
KEN ctyTi druhy nadacnfch po-
.jistek, a Size pojistky splatne v
plnem obnosu pc platebn1 lhG-
te lott, 15ti 81 2Oti rokI, anebo
pTi dosazenf start 65ti rok1.
Pojistka tato stanovf, re v
prfpade smrti elena kdykoli pc
vydanf certifikatu a pred ukon-
cenim stanovene platebni lhn-
ty, vyplatf jednota 6. S. A. pl-
ny obnos pojistky v certifikatu
urcenym dedicIm. IDA Glen .je
ma zivu pri ukoncenf stanovene
platebnl lhGty, vyplati jednota
G. S. A. plny obnos certifikatu
primo clenovi.
Pojistka tohoto druhu jest
velice vyhodna pro ty, jfmz je
mono pozadovany poplatek
odvadeti, a kteff vedle ochrany
zivotniho ~pojistenf hledf zfska-
ii 81 spofitelnf dcet ktery pc ur-
citem poctu rok1 poskytne jim
v hotovosti plny obnos, ma KITE
ry zivotnf pojistka byla vyda-
ma. Ucel1 techto nadacnich po-
jistek jest mnoho, a jednota
G. S. A. NIUE VAST rodine ma
bfdnouti tyto pojistky v takove
vysi a ma takovou platebni Thu
tn, ktera pine vyhovi potrebam
vast rodiny.
Jednota 6. S. A. vydava ma
dacnf pojistky pro muze a ze-
ny We start cd 16ti do 55ti rokn
v obnosech cd $4,000 az do
100000. Kazda z techto po-
jistek skyta vyhody p1jcky,
odstupneho, zaplacene a pro-
dlouzene pojistky pc tfi-letem
clenstvi.
Mimo nadacn1ch pojistek Wy.
dava 6. S. A. jednota dals1 dru.
ny a plany zivotniho ~pojisteni
Bohaty vyber rGznych plant q
obnosd pojistek ma zivot u G. S
A. jednoty poskytuje dobrou
prllezitost ziskati "a mfrne pc.
platky takove pojistky pro vse.
chny cleny vas1 rodiny, jake va.
sim potfebam a pomerGm nej
lepe vyhovuj1.
O informace stran zivotnihc
~pojisten1 piste ma 1redniky 6
S. A. RadI v Baltimore:
Rady v Baltimore:
Rad Blank {. 101, v Sokolovne
Rad Jaroslav z DUDE, {. 154
Delnickem Dome,
Rad Baltimore, SIG N. Rose st.
Anglicky Rad Free State No
428, v Sokolovne.
Rad v Curtis Bay:
Rad August1n Herman, {. 156
Sokolovna, Curtis Bay.
Rad V Belcamp:
Lidice els. 456
neb Organisatora:
Frank J. Click,
Little Ferry, New Jersey.
Vsechny informace budol
yam ochotne poskytnuty be1
jakychkoli zavazk1 z vas
strany.
Pc vice neil 90 rokd nast
jednota Verne slouzi nasemu Ii
du die hesla:
"Cesky muz, ceska zena /;
ceske d1te patti do ceske jed
noty."
Zveme Vas co nejsrdecneji.
Stante Sc cleny G. S. A. jed
noty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

We stredu, %. srpna oddani
byli v Chramu Pane sv. Vacla-
va snoubenci slecna Dorothy
Kralova S namornfkem John H.
Eberhardtem, u. S. Navy,
Slecna Kralova je ,lcerou
krajanI Franka a Barbory
Kral, 913 N. Collington Age.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Valka.
Zapadn1 frOnta.

- OAA OU0e
PATTON SEINU
SEVERNE A JIzNE
Cd PARfzE.
Cast Pattonovy armady, KITE
ra Sc obratila ma sever, ably Cd
rlzla prchaj1cfm Nemc1m u
stup pres Seinu, dosahla mesta
Nantes ma Seine, Is mil severe
zapadne cd Parize, kde reku
prekrocila a zr1dila predmost1.
Jina cast Pattonovy armady
pfekrocila Seinu u Fontaine-
bleau, rs mil jihovychodne cd
Par1ze.
Nemci ustupuji re severoza-
padn1 Francie, nemohou Sc uz
k PaT1zi dostat. Zbyva jim je-
dine prechod pres Seinu nekde
v okol1 mesta Rouenu.
Jejich pronasledovanf pokra
cuje. Spojenecke letectvo vyu-
lilo chvfli dobreho pocas1, ably
bombardovalo nemecke kolony
prchaj1c1 ma vychod. Behem
dine bylo spojeneckymi bomba-
mi rozbito nemene nez $500
nemeckych vozidel, v tom vel
Ike mnozstv1 tankG a naklad-
mich vozG. Toto obrovske mnoz
stvf znicenych vozidel ukazuje
rozsah nemecke katastrofy We
Francii.
Nemci vys1lali oficialn1 pro-
hlasen1 sveho ministerstva val
ky, re zadne posily do Francie
poslat nenl NONE. Je to sve-
dectvfm, re Nemci patrne uz Sc
sm1rili S myslenkou, re celou
Francii ztrat1. Zat1m, CO Anne
ricane postupuj1 pc proudu Sci
ny ma severozapad, Anglicane
a Kanadane pronasleduj1 Mem
ce prchajlc1 k Seine a jsou w
vzdaleni pouze II mil Cd vel
keno pT1stavu LIE Havru v usti
Seiny. Vysoc1 spojenect1 du-
stojn1ci tvrd1, re bitva severe
zapadnf Francii uz je We stadiu
definitivn1ho nicen1 nemeckych
zbytku.
Ma jihu rovnez sc 1spesne W.
viii ofensiva. Predmost1 zr1ze-
ne americkymi a francouzsky-
mi oddly uz ma pres 1000 Give
recn1ch mil. Bylo obsazeno le-
tiste u Cannes, a ma zapadn1m
1seku pfedmost1 nase oddly O.
besly velky toulonsky pf1stav
re severn a postupuj1 ma Mar
settles.
Povstanf francouszkeho lidU
nabyva takovych rozmerd, &c
We spojenecke 1redn1 zprave Sc
pravi, re francouzska domac5
armada poskytuje velkou pc
moe spojenc1m. Partyzani oh.
sadili cele svycarske pohranic1
Re zenevy Sc tYrd1, re v celen
pohranicf pouze jedno mestc
Anney je jeste v nemeckych ri
kou, jinak celia oblast o neko.
lika tisic mil al tesne do Lyonr
lie v rukou partyzand. Dale Sc
oznamuje oficialne, re party
zani osvobodili pres 70 vesnit
v oblasti Troyes, jihovychodne
cd Par1ze, ash 40 mil pred anne.
rickymi oddly, ktere dobyly
Orleans. Re Spanelska pricha
ri zprava, re temer cele Spaniel
sko-francouzske pohranic1 je \
rukou partyzanG a re posledn.
zbytky NemcG spesne odjlzde'
il ma sever.
Letecka valka pokracuje ne
ustale. Krone velkeho Zasa
hu ma operac1ch primo ma from
lte spojenecke letectvo bombar
dovalo Bremy a Berlin.
V Italii nen1 mic novehO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
DAIRY:

Manzele Jerome a Anna Neu-
man k uct6n1 pamatky zemTele
pf. Amy Boermanove (rozene
Stastne) darovali ma G. N. S. v
Baltimore $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Nacvicovani Csl. Besedy a
cviceni nrostnXch.

Behem mesice zar1 Dude Sc
nacvicovati Csl. Beseda kazdou
STREDU v Katolicke Budove
Lyceum). Nacvicovanf prost-
nych Dude kazdy CTVRTEK
take v Katolicke Budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Rusove dobyli mssta Jasy
" Rumunsku.
Parriizz o~svobozena.

V utery vecer francouzsti
.vlastenci osvobodili Pariz a wy
hnali Nemce. Mesto pablo po
4 letech a 20 dnech po trium-
falnim pochodu "Wehrmacht"
zkrz Arc de Triomphe.
We stTedu americke tanky a
motorizovana pechota pronikla
do Grenoble, So mil jizne cd
Lyonu pc neuveTitelne rychlem
postupu 40 mil, napr1c fran
couzskymi Alpami Cd Stredo-
zemn1ho pobTez1.
MARSEILLE druhe nejvetsi
mesto Francie dobyto francouz-
skym vojskem We stredu.
PRIJALO RUS
KE PODMfNKY MfRU.
We stredu vydal rumunsky
kral, Michael p~roklamaci, We
ktere pTijaty ruske podmfnky
m1ru ustanovena nova vlada a
Rumunsko stale sc spojencem
a bojuje prot Nemecku a Ma
darsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
MLADY KRAJAN RANEN.

Vojfn Fred G. Smith, syn kra-
janky p1. Marie S. Smithove,
965 N. Collington Ave. byl ra-
men n9 evropskem bojisti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

FIavOr-Loving america Now Eats
10000, 900 More Servings Month
of These Crisp, Tasty Breakfast Grains!
BREAKFAST IS BASIC, for every one of us,
says Uncle Sam. And no breakfast is more
delicious than these big exploded grains
of crisp, nut-like wheat. For these king
size kernels of wheat SHOT FROM GUNS
are nutritious and wholesome. Crisp as
the cracke of a campfire With a rich
roasty flavor like nuts in November So
popular, America now eats 100000
servings a month more than year agoi
A"BAsIc 7" FooDi Yes, Quaker Pulled
Wheat Sparlies are restored with IRON
AND TWO vITAMINs (Vitamin b. and
Niacin) in amounts present in the natuI al
grain. And these food values are recon-
mended by our GOVERNMENTS WARTIME
NUTRITION PROGRAM to help keep up
strength and morale.
ALL READY TO SERVE with milk and some
fruitl See how the whole family perks up
TO this sturdy breakfast Mighty tasty
any time of the dayl
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
WATCH FIRST HUNDRED DAYS"

"Trial balloon" news stories and comments emanating from
Washington give some indication that the congress soon is going
to be startled into sudden debate over a lot of legislative pro-
posals sponsored by the administration.
Some of this legislation stems out of the recent presidential
campaign; some comes because the administration again finds
itself in much the same strong position it did in its first year or
so back in 1888. Many congressman rode into office on its coat
tails and are indebted to it. Hence, they may be expected to go
along with many of the proposals. That is not saying they are
all bad or all good.
Of particular interest right here at home is talk about a
big postwar public works program for hospitals, schools, cities
and highways. Thinking is that there won't be another WPA
and we're glad to hear that. Some advocate the idea of projects
on the local level" States and municipalities will plan and sup
ervise their own projects and will receive loans or grants, or
both. There is a definite move to appropriate a considerable
sum to be turned over to these local governmental units to make
planning surveys. If there must be a federal works program, it
seems probable that such a plan would eliminate at least some
of the waste and politics that were rampant in the old WPA set
up. And planning now will help eliminate some of that waste.
Both candidates, in the last campaign, pumped for eXpan-
sion of social security. We may expect some action along these
lines.
internationally, some believe, a lot of legislation will center
around means to finance some of our. allies who wish to buy
materials from us but find themselves near bankruptcy. This
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
STRAIGHTFORWARD FARMING" AGAIN

Back in 1887, we editorialized: why not utilize what we have
and combine the best of our resources? Is there any reason why
the dry land farmer cannot also farm an irrigated tract? Why
can't the small farmer-stockman raise feed and some cash crop
or garden under the ditch which will bring his livestock through
the winter and also assure a living for his family? And is there
any reason why he still cannot operate his dry land tract?"
This idea we dubbed "sychronized farming" a term that
was coined by Paul R. Trigg of Great Falls, an officer of the
Montana Flour Mills company. Progress, in many individual
cases, has been made in synchronzed farming.
Last week at a Great Plains economic conference in Billings
a suggestion much like synchronized farming was presented by
DR.. E. A. Starch, former Montanan and now c%oordinator of the
department of agriculture activities in the northern plains
region, with headquarters at Lincoln, Neb.
A news story quoted him as advocating 'the possibility of
developing a pattern of farm organization whereby in many
localities each farmer would have 40 to 80 acres of irrigated
land, 100 to 100 acres of non-irrigated crop land and several
hundred acres of grazing land" giving such figures as illustra-
and not necessarily as a recommendation.
This, again, is synchronized farming. Such ideas are COM
ing out of the hard experiences we all underwent. We are learn
ing, learning that this can be a consistently productive country,
that we can have a measure of agricultural stability, but we
try to adapt ourselves and our plans to it rather than to
arm on the basis of experience elsewhere.
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Save That Holiday
Wastepaper; 1t is
Needed as Salvage

HELENA - A plea to the Ameri-
can public to save every piece of
Christmas wrapping for paper sal
wage was made today by E. j. Kelley.
general Salvage executive secretary
for Montana.
BY placing on the salvage pile
the festive wrappings that custom
arily go into the fireplace at Christ
mas time, Americans will be making
an immense contribution to the war
program, said Mr.. Keeley.
Paper is too precious this year
to be burned. Paper is a weapon
with which we all "a wage war for
the American way of life. Paper is
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Hinsdale Legion
Groups Sponsors
Of Social Affair
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE.-.The American Lee
gion and Auxiliary sponsored a caro-
party Saturday evening. Twelve
tables of Norwegian whist were in
play, with high prizes going to Mrs.
Ed Johnson and Marion Hellstern
and low prizes to Mrs. r. j. Nc
Elvain and A. E. Simonsen.
A short musical program was pre-
sented with songs by Amy Jean and
Annanett Risley and Velma Hartley,
accompanied by Mrs. August Ense-
lett, and by Lois Craig, accompanied
by Albert Seely.
Three special guests gave short
talks, Legion District Commander
Mike Wolf and Finance Officer j..
L. Sprague and Mrs. Sprague, high
ranking auxiliary officer, all of Wolf
Point.
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DEACONEss HOSPITAL BIRTHS

To Serg. and Mrs. Galen Mas of
Glasgow, Dec. IA, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stetson
of Opheim, Dec. Is, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Blomer
of Glasgow, Dec. 10, a daughter.
To Lieut.. and Mrs. Garold KEEL
strup of Glasgow, Dec. 20, a daugh-
ter.
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school pupils at st. Raphael's club
house.
TUESDAY
8-Ladies Society of the B.L.F. e.
E. will have a Christmas party at
Dignan hall.
THURSDAY
6:00-Pot-luck Christmas dinner
of Laura Rebekah lodge at Odd
Fellows hall.
8-Rainbow at Masonic temple.
Election.
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is particularly true of Great Britain, which is now scraping the
bottom of the barrel both in manpower and in money.
Virtually all of the New Deal reforms" early in its history
came in the first 100 days of 1888. Now we may see another
100 days" just as interesting and revolutionary in the halls of
Washington.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
JERE DAVIS

Glasgow friends have received
word from Mrs. Fred Weigel that
her nephew, Corp. Jere Davis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davis, also
former Glasgow residents, has been
slightly wounded in action while
serving with a tank division attack
ing the Siegfried line.
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Community
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
8.-Rainbow at Masonic temple.
Special meeting for initiation.
FRIDAY
2 - Deaconess Hospital guild
Christmas party. Each member to
bring a toy for children's ward.
&C. Y. o. dance for all high
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valuable-more valuable for many
purposes than money - because
money alone cannot purchase the
paper that is needed for many
military and l~ife-saving tasks.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
Damaged Enough Already

Lawyer Chelping pedestrian up
Come with me, my man. You can
get damages"
Pedestrian (groggy): "H'vens,
man, I got all the damages I
want. Get me some repairs
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Norton OF
Glasgow are the parents of a daugh-
ter, born at the Deaconess hospital
in Havre, Dec. IS.
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THE FORECAST

Cloudy and not quite so cold to-
night with scattered snow flurries.
Friday cloudy win snow flurries and
not much temperature change.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
According to
The Courier"

Henry l.. Wheeler, petty officer
first class, Billings and Ruth Davis,
Nashua.
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Too Late to Classify

WANTED TO BUY: 8 #. one way
disc. Must be in good condition.
Jacob D. Huebert, Frazer. 1tpd
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STRAYED OR LOST: One white
face steer calf branded Bar N on