davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14

lion @orpegens, ionic @oaonos un0
8elsierts geitiibt bdtten. Ser Sis
rer" CAB ieiner5eit an, CT lei ourd
cine oieicn 9Gnoern ieiten8 pes Sent
oe8 orobenOe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gen0-
tigt, ieinerieits einmnrihieren ST
lniien.
Sin amtli6er NepGbrSmuni1 fat
crit Dor fur5am cine llnterre0ung nit
Nibbentrop gebo6t, ser 0emndtit bier
nit uielen onoeren GinItiBen Gro
zen" ocs Grittcn &ei6cS inter Ser
Mnflage zines ariegsoerbrehens Dor
Elm oQiiertes @eridt g~eItcllt wer-
Den miro ms ii6 geQempGrtig bier
in llnteriu6lmgsbaft %befinoet.
sd ielber beiaB feline Sniormo.
@tionell, sic mid beiGbigt bGtten, 3t
erfenneu, NORM sic @eia6ren fiir sic
llnobbdnigfeit ierer fleiner 9Gr0er
beit1nOen, BON 0enen Ser 6ii6rer Jog
te, Iie oroben pom 6einuc. @enn
ser 6iibrer aber einmal iiber3eugt
nor, OaB Geutidlanos 2ebensinterei-
len 6eOro5t ieieu, 10 lieB er iib ourd
Giifiidten aui sic 0entralitGt an
0erer 9Gn0er ni6t all prompten Gin
e~reifen bitoern. Seine berantmort-
liden Staatsmanner bn6en iGntaIs in
ser @ci9idte nn0ers ge6an0elt.
Son &ib6entrol mndt einen per-
itorten @in0rud un0 iiebt Ser 8ro-
3eBberban0lung oifen6ar nit nidt
geringen Beiorgniiien antgeselt. Ser
6itleride Grnttnilter uno pormnIige
@einreiienoer beriiGerte, itd ME alS
etlnas on0eres ais elm Snitrument
Sitlers 3ur au8fii1rung Der S0een
uno Bt6ne 0eS 5ii6rerS 6etra6tet 5l
baben nit Dem Ell niht INNER ii6er-
eingeitimmt bobe. ,,@Sir batten inn
blinoen @e6orian geidworen uno
fonnten alto ni6t 5uriidtreten" babe
er 9eauBert.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
6MblanO nns
per1ObuliO ?

0onOon.-2er ruiiiIfe @uBenmi'
hitter W3olotop lit bier 5ur &onfereni
ser NuBenminilter ei%ngetroffen un>
belt cine in formelle 8or6elpreduna
nit Dem britii6en @uBenminiIter Be'
bin. @[n0ere Geilnebmer iino ser
fran3oIil6e MuBenminiiter Georges
8iouult, ser 6ineiiiGe MuBenmini'
tier Or @ang S5i : G6ien uni
Staatsiefretdr Sames 5. 9prnes
Ser 8eginn Ser 8eipred)ungen lit gu
GienItag, $50 l1br na6mittags an
geiebt.
1ie Spannung iiber sic ertparte.
ten Sdupierigfeiten, elm 6iinf-Wt1d).
te : 9lbfommen binIi6tliA ser Bal.
f~onprobleme gu erreiGen, erbolte it'd
g(us 5ltperlaIiiger Sueae bieB es.
0aB GnglanO Sen amerifnnil6en 8or-
idlag unteritiiBen weroe, @uropaS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 International
Iieren ltn0 ouf u%freier 6abrt" irgen.
NO uuf oem Sentiment belteben miro
els beoeutungsDoa miro ongeie.
ben, 0aB Mfapnaro 8ornes, Der ame
rifonii6e 8ertreter in Soiia, in Con.
Son ermortet miro.
8ul8arien felt ieoof ~gegentp1r'
tig meniger Elm 8roblem Dor ols Stu.
mdnien. Die Beunrubigung Ser 90
ge purOe erbobt 0urd einen Irtifel
in ser ruilii9en &egierungs3eitnna
uSS5oeitia", in Dem Die 8ei6uloig1na
erboben mltr0e, 0aB &onig Miboi Die
6oroerung nad elmer Grei : Ma6te-
&oniultation binIidtlid elmer neuen
rumdnii6en &egierun9 auf amerifa.
Mid : britiiden 9ruf bin 9eiteai
bat.
S6mc5l &uBlanO SefretGr 8prnes
GrIu6en mad elmer Gisfuifion ser
rumGnilfen Sage 0urd oie ,y8roBen
9rei" o6gelebnt bat, nimn1t man an.
oaB Sic 5rage einen pihtigen 8lat
i'm neutrality-suspicious. oeS Mi-
niiterrates e%innebmen miro. Ameri-
faniide nno britii6e 9iplomaten
ifeinen entidloiien gu iein IN Der
lQlngelegenbeit cine gntideioung al
er5pingen. @r0Btenteils lit Sic 2a-
&c in &umdnien bier nod Elm &at-
iel. Nad Dem Son, in oem Der Ir-
tifel Ser uS5oeitia" gebalten lit, er.
lpartet man feline oeri0bnlide Gin
itenung &uBlan0s g~egeniiber oenl
Griufen Ser meitli6en Maiierten.
Die 8riten meiaern iidl, nit ame-
rifnniiher 1lnterItiibung, Die oiteu-
ropdil6en 8ertrage 3u 0isfutieren,
Bis in &umdnien 8llgarien un0
l1ngorn 9egierungen erridtet NOR
Sen fins, mel6e oie weltliden @aiier.
ten anerfennen f0nnen.
SIS hit iebt iHon flor, Dab oie &on-
fereils binter bartholomew Eiiren ab-
ge6alten mer0en miro. sic miro i'm
Souie, in Ser @dbe oes ct.
Somes 8uIaiteS itattfinoen, eineHl
frii6eren Qonooner Muleum.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14

sod nidt gut nit ser @eitpeitlde
berlmlanfen - uerebrte er lte ais
&r6ltiid uno AnOenfen leinem 8u~
le%nireunO Strei6er, ser oieie @brung
mo6l 81 miiroigen muBte uno ole
A>eitid]e nit Stol3, oieaeidlt aud ols
Salisman, nun ieIbit ItanOig nit ltH
trug als fleineS MbbilO oes groBen
9lOolf. Sa logar bel Ser 8eerOigung
ieinrs &otcr8 tritg er iiel Gieier, elm
peniionierter 9ebrer ltar6, - es mag
1884 gelpelen lein - in Siirfbeim
Bel Min0elbeim in S6moben; Der
beloen6afte Sobll Sulius NOR, me-
benbei 6enaerft, pom Ster6e6ett IeI-
rcs Nrters 0apongelaufen unO batte
Sen 8oter oereinidmt iter6en lalien.
8ei ser 8eeroigung eridien Der
6ranfenfiibrer in poIer Barteiuni
fornt-mit ser &eitpeiti6e-u. belt
III oipiem 6obeits3eiden in Der
&an0 b0ditiel6it am offenen @rabe
lei1em Batter sic Gei6enreoe. @o9er
nun Die oide 5reunOidaft 5pilhen
Sitter un0 StreiGer, Oie lesteren
iuobl idon Dor einem friiberen iiblen
@noe beruo6rt bat? Strei6er i6ritt
am 8. 3obenlber 1928 beim Mari6
sur 6elo6errnballe an Der Seite Sit
lers, un0 es ipri6t sic bodite @abr-
ideinlid)feit Oofiir, ooB bon Steifer
Ser erite SduB a6gege6en mor0en lit,
Ser Damn oie @egempirfltng Der 2an-
Oespoli3ei ausloite; bon oieier iino ia
oud) mebrere Diam, id CLAUDE bier
o0er fiini, g~efalen."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Naticnicrmno bccnNct
fir ectucrbl. SnRr3cm0c

@ie sic Sffice Of 9efenie Srans-
portntion mitteilt, miro oie &ationie-
rung nelter geiperblider Motorfa6r.
aeuqe mie 9aitg[utos, Gruftoren unO
Wnbdtger, gum l.. 8e5em6er duf"
s0reu.
Die 9fationierltng ser aeuerblifen
Motorfabr5euge mar ieit Dem g..
Mdr5 1912 in araft.
9l6 %. September miro cine Ser
Jon, mel6e Elm neues geiperbli6es
Uiotoriabr3eug ST erbalten wiiniht,
nid)t mehr eii1en Qlntrog beitn SGE
eilt3lreid)en baben. Statt 0eIien
fam lie beim l@dnoler Elm ioldes be.
lteQen.
9fb /. Gfto6er piro oas OGE
3ertiiifate iiber sic 3uteilung bon
nelte1 gemer6lid)en Jabr5eugen nidt
mebr altsitelen.
,5m Ottober oiirfen SAMPLER nelie
@efabrte nidt iibertragen, ousge-
nommen an Snbaber bon 0G9
Serttflfate1. gas Gg5 Deft0et 1td)
Oringeno an Die Snbober bon Ger
tififaten, ibre Quitrage Bel Ben Sdno.
Tern Dor Seopem6er 81 erteilen.
Sm Nopember iino Die Sdnoler
oerpflidltet, bel Ser 2ieferung bon
6abr5eugen Oie Snbaber BON 9erti-
~fifaten 81 benor3ugen, oie Dor Dem
81. Sftober beIteaen. SIN Nouember
foruen Die Sanoler 6abr8euge an
ieoe Berion l~iefern Sic fein 3ertifi-
fat 6eIisJ luorausgdiebt, bob by
51noler iid Dem Snbaber zines Ser
~tiiifats gegenii6er ni6t Dor De NJ 4.
Nopember perpflidtet bat. aae
%tififats 9egenii6er nidt Dor Dem /.
3elnber.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Auislin9 5unt
SOOc Derurtcflt

2on0on = 3er irii6ere Mario-
netten Iremier Rormegens, @iO-
fun QuiSling, tpuroe 0es 2anOes-
oerrats, oesN Mor0es un0 Dido
fta6ls i6uO0ig 6efun0eu uito gum
Sooe %berltrteilt, 10 berfiinoete &oOios
Oslo. Iu6 Oas geiamte 8ermo-
gen oes @emirtetlten, 100000
Rronen pur0e fonfis5iert.
Gas llrteil oeS @eridt8bofes, Ser
li1 ans orei gur0esridtern nnO
bier 3iuilperionen 8ulammenleBt
mar e%initimMiie big auf 3tDei 8ultfte.
0a1Oem 2uisling iih am lebten
@erbanolun9Stag geribmt batte,
OaB ,@itler mid lebr iddste unO fir
anOere Aufgo6en o~ltserieben bot
tea. erflGrte er Dor Dem @eri6t:
Sails meme 9et1tigungen 2unoes-
perrat gepeien iino mie lOie Off
ten 0ieles 8ro3eiie5 bebaupten =
Damn, i'm Rdtnen @otteS boffe id
fir ole Sahe 0orDegers, oaB Oiele
ieiner Sobne ebetrioIhe 8errdter
merOen."
Seine gais3e Ge~rteioieullg barter
tie auf Der 8atia1e, 0aB leine 8oli-
tiff bon 8aterlunosliebe 0iftiert NOR
Ben lei. @r periiderte, Dab CT
nuBte, <blano moae Norpegens
norOlidye 8rooin5en beieBen, utr0
Dob Ole aaiierten peobiidtigten, ms
SAND ein5ufallen. ST. baitritt, in
Elm @e6eimfomplott oerpifelt 8t
iein, NorDegen ben Na5iS auS5ulie@
fern.
Der blaiie an9eflogte, tpeldler
9efpnnOt ullo NIT 2eioenidoft ipra6,
Iagte:
,SSSrgenOpelde acknowledgement,
0oB id 9eutidlon0 @%ebeianinfor-
motionen COB iino falltnitiid."
Mud) erfldrte er, Dab Bic gcut-
iden omebr iiber uniere 8ertei0i-
gungsanlnqett muBten, ais uniere
eigenen Offi5iere." Die 3uiommen-
finite, apeldle er nit Sitter ltn0
@omirol Grid &an0er bate, Dem
@efebls6ober Der oeutld)en &riegs-
marine, be3eidnete Quisling ols
upoaig ~barmlos".
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
2. Wclterice Scr
vSedsjGhriec Krice"

2onoon. = 8ritiide 3eitungen
6radten Elm ShIagport beraus, mel
Dies 0em &onflift ieine bitoriiAe
Mnrfe geben fonnte mo nonnten i'm
Ben oie6siabrigen &rieg". Sat ale
eolrOoner 5eitungen be6en 6eruor,
DAB Ser lebte &rieg alii sen
Sag lehs Sabre 0auerte. D9ailp
Mail" iagte, oas 6rgite an oem &rieg
mor Die i~edsia6rige Golter, uno
lpenn er nod meiter angeoauert bate.
tpdre Die Qualification oes 20. Sabr-
bnnoerts neutrality-suspicious.. Die
@irtldait gliropaS hdngt nod in-
tner an Oes Meiiers Sdmeioe 5pi.
ldan gr6oluns uno 8ernidtung.
v9l6er in anoerer 9iniiht man 0ero
&rieg nidt 10 ihlinstn. apfeHerpnrsu
tet.~ iagte Sic 3eitung. ,g8ir b1tten
fem Snualion, feline @ungersnot,
feline @iitaaie ltno feinen ga3inef.
frieg. Die 9omharoements. menn lie
audi 9bredlid m~arenjbaben unlere
nidt uwni4tet."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14

III 8aibin9tOn

@ai6ington = General Sonut6oll
@oinmri8bt lit in @egleitnllg
BON 0ffi5ieren Die nit ibm geIan-
gen Ii. befreit tplrOen auf Dem Na-
tiotlal Airport eingetroiGn unO iud)-
tie 3uerlt inn Bentagon Griegsle-
fretGr Stimlon auf iDur0e am
idlieBeno bon BrGiioent Grlmart
i'm @eiBen SnliS empfan9en unO be-
CAB iid) nahber ins &apitol ST Dur-
De nit nnbeidreJblidem Subel em-
pfongen lnO inn otf leinem garl5et
Weg Ouationen o%nrgebradt.
&allm Dor M~onatsfrilt tpar Der
General nod als &riegsgefan9ener
ser Sapaner in ser Manoidurei Die
;3ielI6ei6e unpiir0iger mo brutaler
8e6onolung. Dann fam Die ra-
ide 8efreiung, iein Sriumpbfllg
nod Sofio our a%apitulatlon .oeS
auiIerreids, ulp0 nadber nabm er
leltlt Sic ueberga1e Der Saponer in
JDen 8bilippinen entgegen, mo- man
ibn Dor iiber 0rei Sabren gum @e-
fangenen eemodt bate.
Dieien l~ngebeuren &ontralt uno
sic SCI dpiaoigfeit, nit Ser oieier
granoioie @ieoerauTitie9 Dor iidl
ging, beleudtet cine Sdiloernng,
Sic @"eneralmajor gilbert g. SoneS
3eitungsleuten bon Ser BebanO-
litng in Dem @efangenenloaer fir
bo6e oGiierte Offi3iere in arenfow,
6ormoia, gob;
,y@s mar oos 2n9er, in 0em Die
Ssaps ,JSfinrp" @dinprigbt un0
Sen britiihen General 8erciual
id[ug0t uno priigelten", iagte
Sones. .gBir muBten orbeiten un0
naren am 8erbltngern. @ir Duroen
in aler Oeffentlidfeit oeidla1en.
@ir tpuroen g%e5tpungen, ie0en Gag
oreima[ gu Dem &aiier 5n beten.
@ir muBten ttns Dor iaponiiflen
!Solouten unb 3ioiliiten Oar6eugelt."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Reime Ger II
oeutldlen pre6e
Die DemtI8en iinN pOIitiiA niAt Scr alpotbie perfaI'
len, Nemm Sic sMocloiiencn 5eitAnecn habcn int Reid
bcrcits cine 2~lmflaec pcn 100000

lein) @ertruo 8oien offeriert &lo.
bierunterrift. Serr Serber preiit
ieine @erbegropbif". Ser 9ebIet
moht lteberiesungen ans Dem 6rdn'
50Iiiden uno gngIiiden. Das Sdau.
burg 2i6tIpielbauS fiinoiet $50
6enIduu nit Seniotionsprogromm"
an. Sr9ell0iemono piini6t 2ebens'
mittelgeih1ft ODER 9ino 81 faufen.
Gin anoerer bietet S6retbmaldinf
gegen MotorrnO on.
9as 2eben gebt tpeiter.
llno Ser 3irfus @ini Sol5mteler
aus 2~lrentburg lnoet in Der grObter
ol1er ait6eieen 5lt ,,einmaligen Sltft-
ieniotionen", our o&igoer Gang nnS
W1uiifoli6au" uno gu o0en beiteu
@lefantengruppen @llropdS" elm.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14

in Dem mir mebr uno me5r oopon
iibsr3elGgt rperoelt, ooB 3pnng Der
ein5ige 8eg it, einen &uDmen fir
erltre6ensfperte Nelierungeli 5t i6of-
fen.
Gs lit flar, Dab es Sale ei6t, III
Senen Dies ridtig lit, Sale, in oenelt
ser GegrunS 5piiden DiOeritreitcn.
Sen 5orOerungeit SIT melt iii, ols oaB
er Orrd 9isfuiiionen iiberbriidt msr.
SEN f0nnte. 80 mar eS 1889 iii
Sranfreif, uno 1917 in Nublon0.
@6er es lit ebenio flor, Dab BORT, no
cine Iepol1ltion oeriudt miro, uno
tie febIi6IGgt, cine Situotion emit
lte1en fonn, in ser Die Setter, sic sic
Meniden 81 irogen BADEN, nod i6pe.
rer mer6en oIs porber; ooer OoB
BORT, no 0ie &eonlution erfoagrei6
lit, i6re Si6er6eit 10 gering, Dob
ibre 5iibrer Die 6reibeit, Tim oie iie
fGmpften, meniger oIs Elm SOeal olS
cine 8eorobung oes &obntea5 emp.
finoen in Den iie tie ST iaiien uor-
i6loger.
Die SouptgeTabr unierer 3eit bat
genalt oieien Gborafier. Sic lit ei-
he ourd Oen &rieg beriddrTtc @e-
fabr, neil ser &rieg 10 oieIq lebrt,
gegeniiber @elpoItanmenoung o5Je-
bdrtet gu iein. Sic febren ii6 bon
ser gntpenNing Der @atpalt ilaf
ultBen nit grimmer 2eidtigfeit gum
@cbrou6 ser @etpalt mad linen.
Sic getp0bnen iih 10 iebr al OaS
&orbonoenieit zines 6einoe5, Dab
lie ii1 gen0ti9t fiiblen, i'm 81 erfiil.
Den, foas eS i'm nidt gibt. S6re
3eroen limo 10 ongeipannt, ooB Iie
ieoen Sim fir @leidge:pibt uno
8roportion berloren baben. STE per-
lieren Die 60bigfeit gu orgumentie-
rem; uno tpenn Meniden Die 6a9ig.
felt gu argl,mentieret nerIieren, gibt
es menige 0inge, Dor oeren lie iiW
mebr Gllgitigen als bor Nabr9aIt un0
@ere6tigfeit.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14

fnrelt gum &onig gingen un0 ibm
iagten, ibre &egierungen miirOen
&um6nien nidt onerfennen, nod nit
ibm einen 6rieOensoertrag anidlie-
Ben, menn 0os &abinett @ro5as nidt
e~ntldiien mer0e."
england uno Sic 8ereiniQten
Stootcn boben ii6 bereit erfl6rt,
Sem @unide oe8 2onigs entgegeu-
3ufonmen uno bel Ser @ilOung zines
ilelten Megimes 5lt belfen.
,S5oeltias" gloite Mbmeiiung Ser
6ritiiN : omerifnniiden 8olitif in
be3ig oiif &ilntdnien folgte nuf elm
Ginner, meldeS Stalin I'M 9remI
Or. @ro5a geae6en bot. Ser rltmdn.
niide @rcmier lit ieit od,t Gaaeu III
Mtosfau un0 in be8ug aui Nas Dinner
mur0e mitgcteilt, 0oB es bon ser It-
moIpbdre elmer 5er3liden 6reuno.
idait umgeben gepeien lei.
Ser 3eitartifel Ser %.S5peitia" I'M
teritri6 sic 8ropbe3eibungen oiplo-
mntilGer @eobahter, oaB Die @a6r-
ideinGi6feit elmer @riebung Oes &a~
binettS @ro5u Iebr gering lei.
,Jgs mare lGderli6 on8une6men,
OaB cine oernrtige @inmiihung sic
MIR BON anti . oemofratiihen 8reiien
gemiinidt muroe, i'm Sntereiie Der
9emofrotie in &umdnien erfolgt
lei", erfldrte sic ,~,S3beltia".
DDS Sopietorgon mari einem Sell
Ser iremOen @reiie Dor, Dab lie Der.
Jude, cine rumGniihe 5roge 3t Idaf-
fen, mie oormols cine polniide 5rage
gei6affen morOen lei, uno marnte,
Bob lid cine niihterne Gimme Ser
8olfer bernebmen ldBt, melhe unter
Dem &in6lid AMI Die @ei6idte ser
beriibmten polnii6en 5ro9e England
ult0 sic 8ereinigten Stoaten 6noon
abmabnt, cine iolde Bolitif inbe5u9
altf 0fumlGnien gu m%ieOer6olen."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Slciih>H aticnicrmne
enNct ant /. Oftcbct

Sic 5leii6 &utionierung mirf
am 1. Oftober enoen uno Die Sdu6.
&ationierung fur3 oanad, 10 erfubr
man beute.
Mderbau : Sefretdr Clinton Pin
oerlon moate oie 6leiid : &ationie-
rling bereits am 1. September oli-
aebo6en baben, 10 5Orte man, aber
8reis COMMUNICATION G6eIter 8om'
les moQte oaoon nifts wiiien, ebf
nidt sic OYa elnen Cell ibres be.
3ablten G%eriotnls e~ntlalien bate.
96 nit Der aufbebung Ser 6leii6-
8ationierung elm ieoer ieood mieoer
of Ons 6leiid miro faufen fonnen,
auf melde5 er @uito bat, 6lei6t ab-
3uparten.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Il. :. ItRieft Wci3cn
s,1r $eMd,cucrhiitMne

6ralffurt a. M. 8ie man Don
omerifonild)en 9[rmeebeamten err
flt6r, miro it Den omerifoniidcn,
britiihen ull0 frdn5oiiifen Gffupas
tionS : 3eonen nun onterifnnii6er
@ai5e 0a8u ibennbt, Ser DeutlAen
3ioilbeuofferung bobere &ationen
5llfommen 81 lnilen. 8as, wurOe
i'm &auptquartier fier erf(drt, lei
nottpanoig, I'M Seuden, l1nor0-
nurg uno @eiabren fiir Offupa-
tionsitreitfrdfta 3u b%erbinoern.~
Mnn16ern0 100000 8onnen @ei-
5en Der Ser. 0ationen tperoelt
omtlider 8etanntgabe nod bis gnoe
September nllf Dem Sentiment eit1~
g%etroffen lein.
Gum groBten Cell banoeIt eS
iid oabei I'M Sieferungen aus 6en
Ser. lStoatert, elm Cell famine CHER
aus &allaoa uno AnItralien.
uGs miro ertpartet", bieB es, Dob
ieoes 2ono, in 6eiien Gone Ger 8ei-
3en perpenoet miro, oie finan5ieqe
8iiroe iibernebmen miro. a6er 10.
lorge oie notigen 8orfebrlingen ni6t
abgeidloiien iino, miro 0os 8roouf-
tionslano Ole Soften gu trogen ba-
ben"
Gen eriten S61buneen na6 tuer-
Sen 40 9ro8ent 6es @eiaens in ser
amerifanii9en Gone, As Bro5ent in
Ser britiiden uno Die reitli9en Is
8ro3errt in Ser fran3oiiiden sebraudt
tper0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
G6nlo
~abiudl5en

@iesbaom. Soodim b. &i6ben-
trop, Ser friibere &eidsalBenminl-
tier Sitlers, bat, mie cine Berion-
lidfeit ser alliierten &cnmiiiion fiir
Snbnung ser &rie9suerbredlen NIT
tpilt, 3ugegeben, nit feinerlei Cat
iofen pertraut sepcien 81 iein, Sic
Sitlers @egriin0ung fir oie Snua-
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Webnrtstaosaeiflenf

Heter uno &onrao lteben Dor einel
8udbonolung
uSornie6el bat ii6ermorgen Sc
burtStng," lngt &onrao, lid min ibn
,tGos lebte 9apiteI" bon &nut Sam
Jun idenfen."
,lltniinn," i6iittelt Beter Der
&opL, lid lege einen Dollar oa5lt
ulpo Damn ihenfen mir inn gleif oas
gauge Bud"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

alloy wire cloth covered with ADHESIVE
While this new product IS an inI
portant step in the utilization of ped
nut hulls, il is the late George Wash
ington Carver, '"glorifier" Of the ped
nut, who gets credit for the pionee1
ing work. Although he knew of TN
peanut hull's tremendous possibill
ties, he was more interested in thI
nut itself.
Born the son Of a slave, Carverj
hard work and determination vol
him the directorship of the Depar|
ment of Agriculture at Tuskegc|
Institute.
There he carried on astonishin|
experiments with peanuts and id
veloped almost 300 substances fror|
them - including milk, cheese, coffed
shaving lotion, soap and cosmeticsl
Peanuts, il seems, are on the uJ|
grade all over the world, for tw|
British scientists, DR.. +. r. Slade an|
Or. c. Trail of the Imperial Chem
ical Industries, recently announced
that after ten years Of research the|
had produced a Woollike fiber frorl
the protein in peanuts.
They claim that the peanut WOOL
has all the qualities of warmth q
the natural wool and in addition il
non.shrinkable, non-creasableI "anI
does not attract moths. %
II scientists continue TO deceloj
new uses for the peanut at the pres
ent rate, what will happen to tn
venders at the ball park, circus Of
700? Maybe the ball park ownerI
can sell the peanut hull, as well al
the peanut, concession.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

or for peanut by-products, the hulls
represent almost complete waste.
Hundreds of tons of hulls are either
given away to be used as chicken
litter, pulverized and baled as a sub
stitute for peat -mosS-or are con-
veniently disposed of by burning.
Here then is one of the main adj
vantages of the new product. Manu-
featured from a substance that was
considered almost valueless, it will
replace or act as a substitute for inn
portant materials on the critical list.
In its simplest form the revolu-
tionary substance is made by grind
ing peanut hulls into a coarse powder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

hulls to obtain fine or coarse grain.
Chemical treatment will make it
waterproof and flameproof
In making the heavier boards or
floor coverings, the peanut hulls are
mixed and cooked with a chemical
which acts as a "digester" The hulls
are actually dissolved as sugar is
in coffee and a plastic dough is
formed, which is spread over metal
tables, rolled and pressed TO the re-
quired thickness and passed through
drying ovens.
Hats and other formed articles
are made by sitting the ground ma
terial onto a performed aluminium
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

ventor, Harry Fuchs of New York
City, declares the public soon would
be seeing and using it in many Of its
varied guises.
In the form of textiles, blocks or
boards the new material can be
nodded or machined into any shape.
And what's more it can be made
at a small fraction of the cost of
the materials ii will replace.
More than two and one-half billion
pounds of peanuts are raised in our
country each year - about 20 pounds
for each one of us.
While a major portion of this
crop is used for feeding livestock
A March 25, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

II is SuSCepllDle' 10
dyes, so products can
come in any color.
Floor coverings from
the lowly hulls are
durable, yet yielding
enough to avert much
b r e a k a ge f r o m
dropped dishes.
And boards. Those
manufactured from
the new peanut prod
uct may be sawed,
pla n e d, hammered,
and even bent around
corners without split
ting or cracking.
Even mems hats are
made from the same
m a tie rial. They're
cheaper and m ore
sanitary tn n ordi-
nary felts, some of
the peanut advocates
contend, and look just
like the ordinary felt
creations.
The pean ut hull
product is so new that
no one has even
named il. But its in
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

sweepers and cleaners at ball
parks and many movie theatre,
and still a bigger problem to the
professors of peanuts, have become
the source of a surprisingly versatile
new material.
Women'S handbags, chair pads,
furniture panels and shoes are a few
of the long list of products that
already have been fashioned from it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

This then is sifted TO the particu-
lar size desired and thoroughly
mixed with an adhesive, like
latex, to form a doughy mass.
The dough is rolled into thin
sheets or pressed into molds. A
backing of cheesecloth or thin
wire mesh may be used for rein
forcement on the thinner materi-
ais, but is not required on the
heavier, thicker materials like
composition board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

sheets that women'S
handbags and chair pads
are made. The material
has a nubbed effect SINH
lar TO many fabrics used
for the same purpose -
but is much tougher with
longer wearing qualities.
The texture of the fin
ished product may be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
Dorothy Dix Says

around in high-poWered automo-
biles. And when mother and father
try to turn them into repiicas of
great-srandmother, they only make
liars and sneaks out of them.
The only way parents can control
adoleScent children is by being
friends with them and getting their
point of view and meeting it half
way II mother and Susie are on
such intimate terms that they can
talk things over together, mother
can influence her. If Susie feels
Mother is anxious to give her good
time and indulge her in everything
she can, she will tell her what it in
her little heart. But if mother is
going to blab every confidence, she
will shut up like clam.
If Susie can't have dates at home,
she will meet boys on the corner
and pick them up on the street. II
she is not permitted to go to parties,
she will go to public dance halls
that would make mothers hair curl
if she knew it.
Many parents in trying to save
their daughters really throw them to
the wolves. There is reason in all
things, and discipline has to be
judiciouSly mixed with liberty In
dealing with youngsters these days.
Mother should keep an eye on Susie.
but she should know when not to
see too much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
SCRAPS FOR QUILT?

Requested By Mrs. S. R.,
Alexandria,
Among the many grand readers
of the Clearing House, I wonder if
there are some who might have
scraps of material of any kind that
may be used for making quilts by
dear and very elderly lady. who
gets so much pleasure out of making
quilts.
II so, contact me through RICH.
and I will be glad to see that she
gets same.