davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
ste" fit
@ebrpfli@t

@afbington, = General Glen.
bonner erflGrte Dor Dem &on9reB, es
beitebe Stpnr besriinoete Soffnung
unf etnen 6oliern6en Srieoen, dber
Ole fingen MGnner Ser Nntion ioll>
Ten tros6em fir ben &rieg oiisgebil-
bet weroen, ,,oamit mir Dor einenl
sutiinftigen Geino nidt mebrlos oa-
Iteben". @r erfl6rte Die Iusbiloung
Ser iungen M6nner BON Is Sabre1t
fir geboten uno fiiste bin5u: o8enn
i'd feline 6rieoepsbofinuna batte,
6anr mGre id aus meinem 6lug5eig
ins Meer eeiprungen". 46er Die
Soffnung geniige nid)t. Ser nahite
Seino rperoe ieinen Sdlne eegen Die
9~ereinigten Stooten aus meiter Ser
ne fiibren, LIMB uns miro feline 3eit
our ausblioung fir Den Sieg ii6rig
bleibert."
Ser General tpollte nidt iagen,
tper Der n11ite 6eino iein fonnte,
ionoern bemerfte MIR, boB @nglaro
niemols einen &rieg gegen Die Der
einigten Staaten beginner ueroe.
&uBlono bobe BEL einem &rieg gegerl
Die II. q. nihts ou geminnen, vunb
5uoem bin i1 ii6er5eugt, baB ieine
9olitif cine 9olitif Der Greunoidaft
it," Grosoem mGre es niGt 81 uer-
ontporterL tpenn mir oomit rednen
molten, 6nB uns 3eit senue geldiien
peroe, tpenn elm 5ufiinftiger &rieg
ousbred)en ioIlte: oNieinols miro elm
ein5ieer Shlog biele Notion be5tpitt.
gerb o5er cine ousge6iL5ete 9ireet.
Yaaft iorIte irt1rser 5ereit ite6ehi pnl
ben IertDurtbeter gu 5e[fer1 bic 4r6n.
Be gu I5i1en un5 5urIt3uiald9eA",
idste er. ,,gs III rtoh tneiner Utei,
ming ebenfbilA 6ttg, 6ie aente qns5u.
ddls Bic geHsidbtisen III Bic
81 ittfer."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
was Timber iaecn =

Die Jomilie lit 3llm Sommerauf-
ett6alt nHf oem Han0e. SEEING ut
einmaI redt unartig, uno man ingt
inn, ct peroe in ben Siibneritaa
eingeiperrt, tpenn er nidt Iofort
artig lei. .Da8 fonnt ibr fun, ruft
er erregt, ,,aber oos iage i6 eudl,
@ier lege id ni9tl"
&utb .Jiro elm GomatenfeIO se-
5eigt. Sag NAL Rutb, bolt oil
Idon einmal Eomaten uudien ie-
benz" = .Rein", iogt 9utb, utuad-
len ieben nidt, lie boben INNER
itiGgeltan0en."
Cont Ioa lire erite 2anotarte fir
oie Sdule 5eidnen uno TinOet ods
iebr Idwierig. Sbre Mana bolt
ibr gum Sroite ibre eigenen alien
&orten berpor urbo er36blt ibr babel,
oaB lie ltno Die @roBmama INNER
Die @riten in Ser Sdule gerDeieu
ieien. .ad@, io8t Oaraltf Ser 3D.
beiite6euoe 6rib, ,,oanu bobt ibr
pob[ imnter ne6eneinon0er9elellen? 2"
Sag mat @roBnamo, tpenlt Or
otter tpirit, 9tDirlt Oh Damn etne
Sere2" All
Gin fleiner. Sanburger iie6t, pie
cine Negerinae Elm &iro nGbrt. SOU.
Mutti", lagt er, uoas 8abp bats
gut, 6os befomnt S6ofolaoel"
Sans lbelebrt ieitten fleinen 8ru-
Ser: y@enn man 6er1 Iieben @ott
oilfj in gang fleine Stiide idneioet,
10 bleibt er bod nod INNER leben-
0ia."
Sans fragt ieine Mfatno: Sag
moI, Mama, mo- bnben mir uns
eigentli6 fennen gelernt2"
Minnie hot ein Sdtpeiterden be-
fommen. gas Die @ltern einige
8eit ipater Die &edmtna 0es ar5.
tes erbalten, gebt Minnie nit Dem
Mdoden, oieieIbe gu be8obler. 0ad).
Dem Ger @r3t Ole &e6nling quittiert
bat, nedt er ii6 nod Elm bisdlen nit
Der &leinen berum. Scum Winnie",
fogt er, Lifts reht, Dob Elm Shape-
fter9en at Dir aefommen, ODER b1tte
es elm 8riioer9en iein ioaen? Sebt
fannit ou es nod inselt, pielleidt
fam i6 es nod lantoliden." sd,
nein", iogte Minflie naf einieem
NafyoenfetL .6as eebt bod) tpobl nifli
.mebr, mir boben's nun ia i9on be.
5uhlt." $40
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Saps nod
Mnter @affen

g6ungfittg, - Die @uiien tell
ten teilueije Die hineiii9e S6erbo'
belt in Ser Manoi6urei mieoer Der,
atflo bei0e @arteien periuhten I'M
6ineIii9en giirgerfriegp, Iid Gin
itige @%oiitionen in ser itrate9il6
midtigen Sdontung- Yrouin3, i'm
Siioen, 81 berihoffen.
gsod) elmer ontlifen NfelOung ba-
ben sic &uiien sen hineiiiden Be-
BORDEN ben 8oIt- unb Eelegropben,
perfebr in Ser monoihurii6en
SauptltaOt Gbang9un iibergeben,
mdbreno sic Eruppen Gbln9fings
INNER nod Don Dem lange unter ia-
panii6er Serrihaft itebenoen @ebiete
0ur1 oie 6ineiilhen &ommuniiten
ferngebolten meroen. :,
Gin aorreiponoent beriHtete, iie
ri1ien gauge Stredtn Der 8nbnlinie
ms Snnere altE mn 9auienoe natio.
noliltiiher Truppen ab3urie9eln, Die
bon See Der in Dem groBen Saien
Siingtau gelonoet iino. Die @om'
muniiten nabmen Ole Serausforoe-
rutlg gegen ibre itarfen Stellun9ell
in ser @rouin5 an, lit0 leiteten in
meniger ols IL Stunoen einen In-
grill Elm, nadoem Die erlten gut aus
geriiIteten Sruppen ser dineiiiaen
s. armee bon amerifoniihen S6ii.
fen in Giingtnlt, Dem belten Safen
#, Noro6inas, an 2ano gegnn9en
tDarer.
Sic i~iberfielen Den JlugpIab 2iu-
ting, IL Meilen noroli9 BON Cling.
tau, aber Dies mar nur elm Iblenfs
ltngsmon0oer, oa ibr pirfliher 8ors
itoB per 8obn nod Gilman, Ser
@nuptltaot Sdantungs, 140 Meilen
meitlid, galt, oeren @eleiie lie aui-
riiier.
aus Gilman auriiffebrenoe Tei.
iet1oe lngten, oie9auptitoot lei bud,
ftablih belngert. Die @ommuniiten
fontroIlierten ollie StroBen oortbin,
ober oie @arniior, pie ouh Die Be
bolferung, meroe bon 3ebensmongel
beorobt. Dielelbeit Geiienoen berifp-
bten, bob Die AZ. iapanii6e Snfonte-
rie-0inilion uro mebrere gemil9te
8rigooen, nelhe INNER nod nidt
entpaffnet moroen iino, Die 1uBerer
0ertei0iqunqsimrrfe Sli0tS idiiBen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Spisiee 5wicecipr64e

7Sino Sic ni6t aud Der @tei-
ltung, onB &eiien biloet?"
Sic: uSo, Sic ioGten mol cine
8eltreiae maden!"
Die &%eriidernng
Ser Singer: SD bnbe incline
Stinmte init 3ebntoltleno Dollar Der.
ii6ern laiien!"
SEA, utto morum onbIt 6ie @eleu.
idaft oas @elo ntdt olts i. e"
Die 8isarre
Gin Sol6ot gibt ieinem aomern-
6en cine 3igorre lt1t6 iaete: ,rSier,
Seiner, bate men feinen @lirhrn-
itell9el. Ser nalB ober init geriton6
gerolidt fperoen,"
9ronpt ertpioert Ser &aanero6:
n4d 10, 6esbalb peridenfit bi i'm
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Grnite @arnnns

Senrp 2oui8 Menden - aus Der
Safnilip BON 8ismarfs Wflttter
lit elmer ser ongelebeniten uno err
folgreidJIten amerifaniiden Shrift-
teller. CT bat oiele S5elle miter-
Iebt ur6 mir iein @rlebnis geidenft:
Satte ga elm geeser einen obifleii-
liten Weor0 6egangen unb mar 5lttx
Tooe oerurteilt morOen.
t3ei9te IN ieinen lebten Stunoen
@ottesfur9t nro &elte.
gbe er aber Sen eleftrii9en Gtibl
beitieg, ipra6 er:
SD babe piel eeiiinoigt in ore.
lem @roenleben. Cod ifl min es
niflt mie0er tltt. Die Sinridtung
miro cine ernIte 8ornurg fir mid
iein.
@ooa 8ooa.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Nms SEM NcmtlAen
SpraAIhnb

3tuei S6erituoienr1te iiben in
8irtsbous ont Gid nit einem
aIs oieier tpeggegonger
lit, fogt ser erite: Ser M}ann tpitBtt
nift, mas iidj geb0rt."
oBuBte nidt, tuas ,ibm' gebort"
oer6eiiert i'm Der onoere.
,geein mas ,iid' geb0rt4, bebarft
Der erIte, oenn id bobe I'M Ailge, Duf
er benin Gortgeben llns ni4t gesriiBi
bat"
Limb id bobe i'm 4uee", iogte 6er
8tDette, ,J6aB er betm Scrtgeben Sb-
rem ieioenen &egenidirm mitgenom
men hat"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

gln N6enO wirO man Hug
Sir ben bergnns'nen Sag,
fiir ben, Der fOmmen mag,
ODD niemals fling genng
Cine ttaAt Hcs OraMctts
Bun sOluns

Die einionte olte Came beobnf)tete
lhon lett Iorgem 0as iiingit ms
Sans 9e3ogene iltilge @oar. Ct groB,
8lnttroiiert, nit ifapar5em meaen.
Dem Soor, nobm bier Stlifen, tpenll
er Die 9reppe binollfeilte, mar Ia1tt
uno ood gebeimnispoa. Sic cine
8lonoine, BEL Ser man 0as 8ort
4rei3eno" ni6t MIR Der Sfoblone
baI6er 9"in8u8ufiigen 6roudjte, tie mar
es. Sie NOR ouf immer ta0ellos
nod neueIter Mooe 9efleioet, trug
einen griinieioenen gebGfelten Stunt
per uno 10.
Neigier, cine nlte 9amentueen6,
fono BEL Ser Bortierfrn1 feline 8e.
f~rieOigung, tpos 1tniere Gnnte ber-
m%unoerte. oenn ole Eortierfrau mar
ionit geidpdsig. Die 5rage tper
oenn oos tnerfiuiroige iutlge Soar
lei, tpuroe Iafonii9 beontiDortet:
8os limo ie6r auitanoige 2eute.
@ines NoGts ober borte lie ettuos
6l1rft6ores, eigentIif non es idon
gegen @orgen. 2oitte &ufe, Sfreie
aus Ser gebeimnispoaen 8o6nung.
Gntn er3itterte Die 3imner0ede BON
idaperen lpu6tigen 3ritten. Sic
atenlos 2auihertoe itretgte ibr Sbr
an 1tlbo bernobm Ole @orte:
,,@lenoe!" 9u bait att6 betrogen!"
briiQte ser Monn.
,,geein, if bin ni6t i6uloig!
i%elf8te I0ie 6rou.
,,&eine @naoe fir oein Serbre-
6en!"
,J@rburmen er6urmen /.
ad!"
N6o - aba ~ oofte Oie Sorden-
Sc - Ole itteiten iif, er lit eifer-
lii6tig, fife lit fofett, bat i'm binter-
9angan er ihlGgt lie.
Mber e$ fam rod ihlimmer. Gus
SdJfnf3en Der 6rou eritar6 in eli
mem olnnpien &o6eln. Gin 5alf
@r bat ite ermorbet Oo6te Die
alte Come. Stiir5te 5ir Sin. woate
sic @oliaei- rllfens GrnuBeli mar es
idon itrablenoer 0iorgen. @ls fie
sur eigenen @obnung binoilseilte,
iob iie Sen Mann eiligit 6nS 3aus
Derlaiien - inn nod - tpar Der
erIte @e0anfe. Ser 5peite: ua6,
oie arnle 6rau liegt tpobl I'M Ster-
ben - 3t i6rl -
llno mi5reno uniere Reugierige
nod 80gerte, offnete ii6 l6ie Cir
Ser gebeimnisoollen 8obn1tng un6
beraus trot = ole iunge idone 6rou,
friid rno better epie immer, gum
9(llsgeben gefleioet. 9ltelnGos itiir8t
oie Alte oltf oie Sltnge.
Sic iinD's2l"
uaSotpobl, i6 bin'sl"
oad -- botten tie nift cine
b0fe @odt? Sd borte LATTE Sdreie
-. Sd ipoate ldon ole 8oli5ei -"
ga brad oie iunge 5rau in elm
longon6altenoes @elddter aus.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
.apans @ldne
luareM befanMt

@oi6inaton, - Die omerifanilHe
gteaieruna i6eriette Monate Dor
HeorI Sorbor Sapdns @ebeimoe-
pei6en, muBte odb Sapan ietne Opt
one in Satpaii linO in Oen BbiIippi-
men Bate uuO anoere Berteioigungs-
lnla9en ausfunoihaftete, lno fpuBte
Dor Dem z. DECEMBER 194t iebr gut,
oaB ser 9rieg 6robte. GieS allies
Dur6e our6 sic 9ofumente ndfge-
iuteien, Die bent gemeiniamen 8ot-
greBousihub u%nterbreitet tpuroer,
Der Die offentIiden 8erbOre ilber
Yeorl Sarbor 6egann.
0ieie 9ofumente entbiillten aud,
SdB Sic ioponiiden unterbdnoler an
1aa Dor 8ear[ Sorbor nnh3 Gofio
mrdIoeten onB Iie, ~nbeeieben bon
ibren 8erbunolungen nit &~ooieUelt
uno Sull, oliA nit ,anOeren eins
tluBreiden Beri0nliAfelsen" oerbor'
belt botten. Dieie TerionliAfeiten
puroen niht 9enannt.
PIN a. Ipeiiten 0ie in ben plan
q" eingepetbten Yerionen nit Dem
8rGiioenten, rieten ibm bon eirem
oponii6.amerifoniIden &riege ab
uno oroneen in i'm, iOfort cine gu
iommenflnft 5piiden Sopan urto
China gu ermogIihen. Ser Brolioent
bat inoeiien niht uerrater, mas er
Sinne bat"
Gin Tofument Don 253 Drudiei-
ten entbielt 0ie lleberiesungen d6-
geFongener oiplomotiiher 8otiHof'
ten ole pom 1. Suli Bis gum 8. Ge.
5ember 1871 bon Sapnn famen. Die
erite lleberiesung NOR bonn 8. auguIt
oatiert, mas Benefit oaB Die 8erei.
nigten Stoaten id)on 0ar1ols ben
S1liiiel gu Den @ebeimoepeiAen
botten. Gin onoeres Document bon
1926 Soften entbielt miIitdriide Bot
ihoften. Die erite mar bonn 2. 3e.
5ember 1910 ootiert uno trug 6en
8ermerf, ooB Tie am IA. Sanuar
1941 iiberiett mur0e.
-als erite l3eugen wuroen &ear
Iomirol SngIis uno Colonel Sbielen
oernommen, oie iif iiber ole militdr-
ii1en DiipoIitionen in Salpnii oer-
breiteten 1tno erfldrten, mas Iif bort
am Z. Ge5ember t941 ubselpieIt bat.
Ille 1epelden, Ole lnnlitteIbor DOR
9eurG Sorbor o~bget4n9en muroen,
noren bonn rotten Sooen Der arie9s=
0urh3ogen. Iuh iuaren in ole
Dofumente 9epei6en eingeldlol1en,
sic 5miiden nnoeren SauptItaoten
Der @elt bin unO bergilgen. Cine
BON Gofio. an 3. 9e5eluber 1941
obgegangene Gepei6e, tpel6e am 6.
December iiberiekt muroe, 5eigte, oaB
OeriapanilGe Botidofter in @om
ousgebolt batte. Der Bot
i6after meIoete: SD %itellte Die
Iroge, OF Stolien Den &rieg erfldren
tpenn Sopnir ben &rieg gegen
sic 8~ereinigten Stnaten uno eng
lano erflGren piiroe. Muiiolilti ant
mortete: 5el6Itperitdnolif). Staliert
lit 6o5u unter Dem 0reier-Pdft ber'
pfliftet. Gn au4 9eutidlano oa5lt
oerpfli6tet mdre, modten mir iiber
Buntt nit Deuti6lano fonfe'
rieren.
9uOurf Iiegen QOfumente boz, Die
SnItruftionen fir sic inpaniIhen
8e60r6en in aiien entbieIten. Cine
bon Siingfing nod 8otio geridtet
9epei6e ertp66nte sic &riegsgefabr
ilno CAB 3idtIinien fir Die bel
Rriegsonbru6 gu befolgenoe Bolittf.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
urteil

Ger iulge &omponiit Eonling bdlt
iid) fir einen Meiiter.
Gem 8eiuder ipielt er iogleiH
iein neuelteS Werf Dor.
o8ie ion ih ous Opus nennen?"
ridtet er iif itol5 pom 6liigel auf.
uMm beiten mare tDobl: Sen
afibol"
.,8ieio2"
So aaeS ,idlon ooeetpeiet!"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
NnefNeten
Die Srei 0aaner

Gin reider @6elmann nlahte iid
.eines Cages Sen SpaB uno llto ieitte
Diener 5ur Sofel. IlS lie geipeiit
nno getrltnfen batten, lieB 6iaer
iif p%ernebmen: @el9er nnter ibner
ole 9roBte 2iiee tpiirbe 5u iueen
tpiiien, ser iollte Elm idones Sferb
gum @ei6enf befmnmen. Oorauf
fling Der erlte on: SD babe Seit mel
mes 2eberls atiht geIogen. Ser ottbe-
re iogte: Serr, ih fam gar nidt
liigen. Der brittle nber iibertrof
ollie beioe itito iprod): D,Serr, oieie
bei6en lugen beioerieits Die 8abrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
sLciust Srrtn,n

gln tJetne8 Uedoaen fonantt IN ,ein
8efh1it urt6 berIdAst Aer5en. .lSd,
Sic fitt6 mir, Iei6er 6ernoe dusge6dh.
gen, fdgt Der Berf6ufer.
50 rof1te aud gar feine btef-
nenoen bnbett!@ Derfihert Die Gleitte
treu6er5te. "a -.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Die 5rau inn spieeel .

feline Salroorbeit nidt tuelliq. Sic be-
Sran !.
Die 6rot liebt ooer bdBt = Elm
orittes oibt es nidt.
9ublilius sprlrS
$50 ni6t 9iebe ooer Sob init
ipielt, fpielt oos @eib mitteGmGBig.
Srie6rid @ieBide
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Gipmonb


atesTeA: ,.9ei4t DdAr, GrsAA,
Denn td aroB bin, odtst aitsrttAit 6l
mid 5ur Grdn?1
GrisHen: Sid n6bme i'd i@on
tnenn rur Define Mnrno riht To-
Dfel hhiien tote
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

@ert iebt iih nidt bon ielber
ourd; er muB gegen Ole Min0erwer-
ttgen erfdmpit, ibnen nbgetroet tper-
Ben. Die Minoerpertigen iinO in Ser
Mebrbeit. 8orauf es onfom1nt, lit:
Die Serri1oft Ser pertigen Minoer-
belt git etobIieren uno itnbiliiieren.
our @ermirfLihuna edter 9emofrotie.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

Ser fritz nit ieIbftsemadtcm @eib-
nadtsseidenfen anfanscn mil, Der
finOet bier ipillfDmmene MnregMng.
Der Ena-Ober GUeater lit Der
8nnid eines jeSen SdnlmGOdens.
Dieter bier lit i'm GtOfinette Std
s~ear6eitet, nit Oben Ieid)t at ma
denbem Talteneffeft. anipeiinnsen
gum 0aiID Double GmlOber finb frei
erbGItlidb tueun man IelbitaOreTierten
franfierten 8riefnmi6lag an has
NeebleiuOrf Department 6ieler 3ei-'
tung ididt. Man frnge fir Nr.
1916
u8erubigen Sic iid, mir ba6en
beute uniere Stolen gu Dem nelleil
Stiif im Srog0oienbaus gepro6t =
@ntidiloi9en Sic, ,pern mir ST.
re No1trltbe perfiir3t baben."
2d6elte uro periftpano.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

I'll a6cn6en, nenn tie 8sfad errt-te.t traat gsbrsia Gdsrr0, MBGf5aa,
setif, biefe fdrn1rfnroen Crepe. Slcds nit geEreifter Gdr6isdnsSIaic.
Sic tehrbt aus beige nnb fdrnaDiFnrDten Gtrekn, wet8e NIT f4E6rs ell.
sefdFt fnb. Der Mn5ns it MN abbic afafer eniuDrfen. Georgia, Bel1e
DE tues her f1SMnsn Gnsfidaiiden NfDbeae ertlGtt mnr6e, tfGgt ibr
Sdur bei 6ieifn Gefegen9euen in timer lunsen, teiAen P~dstn-5rtiur
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

9ieie babide, iDeide Ynppe, fir bic
gans &leinen, fam aus StOff nnb
@Oareften in iuenis Seit semadt
iuerOeR. MntueiInnscn nm Oieic
2nmpenpnppe gu maiden erbGlt mdn
fDitenlOs, tuenn man ielbtabreKier.
ten, franfiertem 8riefmmidlng an
has NecOle Morf department. Sieier
3eitnng Id)ift. Shutter Summer g.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Gr ipeis aQes

Gin Barrier @eIebrter tplirbe emit
in @egentpnrt zines engeren Sad
follegen, ser iettern ni6t b~eionoers
boI0 mar, eelo6t: Or meiB einfo1
allies"
,,@eipiBl" inete Der 4onfurrent
eiftis. ugr meiB nIles. aber tpeiter
fpeib CT audi nidts."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

Seer ga iogt Der gin5elne iei
nidts 1lno Dos @olf oaes, Der mltB
aud ole &oniequer3 3ieben ltlO ia
gen, ons ein5elne 8olf 6ei nifts uno
6ie Menl6beit nQes. 0enn inner
baIb Der @1enidbeit lit Oas goIf,
lpas int &olf Der Gin5elne. Sntiddp
lid iino ole ro6iaten anti : Snoipi-
DunIilten 6ugleih imltler audi ro6iate
Slnti : Snterllationoliiten 0as beiBt
tpiiite SnOiuiouaIilten in Sinii9t nlifs
8olferredt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
NpRcrisnten

@dte 9robleme iin0 unloS6or.
@er Ons nidt begreift, lit fem @biIo-
iopb. 8er iif babel berubigt, lit
crit redt feiner.
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-19
Christmas Theme Of
Federated Program

The Laurel Federated clubs an
nual Christmas party was given
Monday at the home of Mrs. w. Fl.
Hatfield with Mrs. Paul Adams as
cohostess. Mrs. Allen Gatewood,
vice president, conducted a short
business meeting which was follow
ed by the evenings program, in
charge of Mrs. C. A. Duncan and
Mrs. w. C.. Porter.
The program opened with group
singing of "Silent Night" and "The
First Noel" Mrs. NJ. j. Wilcox was
a guest of the club and gave a
reading, "The Night Before Christ
mas" with the history of the origin
of the poem, and also read several
ether selections.
Mrs. Duncan received the project
prize for the evening. Gifts were
exchanged by club members. The
next meeting is to be at the home
of Mrs. Marshall Huntington with
Mrs. Harold Richardson conducting
the program.
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-19
The News
ofLAUREL
lnum ams

Mrs. Emma Scheidecker had as
guests last week her s%on-in-law.
Paul Anderson of Dillon and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Schei-
decker and son Andy, of Billings.
Mrs. Fred Scheidecker had received
word that her husband, who had
been overseas 16 months, may ar
rive home from Germany about the
first of the year.
Miss Betty Strobel will return
this week from Yankton, S. D.,
where she is attending college, and
will spend her Christmas vacation
with her father, Rev. Theodore C.
Strobel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bungard will
have as their guests Christmas Mr.
Bungard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Short of Billings, and MI.
and Mrs. Clyde Giffin of Joliet,
parents of Mrs. Bungard.
Mrs. Frank Bartholf arrived from
Camp Story, Va, for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. C. Colson and her brother,
William Colson, seaman first class,
who is on leave after serving with
the Seabees on Guam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Richardson
were hosts Saturday evening to
their bridge club and awarded
honors for the men to Marshall
Huntington and to Mrs. Philip
Marsh for the women of the group.
j. H. Kuper left Sunday for
Butler, Pa, where he will be en-
ployed for several weeks as inspec-
tor of new cars being built for a
western railroad.
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Harold A. Fink and
Mary AXtell Married


Park City, Dec. 19.-Harold A.
Fink of Park City, son of Henry
rink and Miss Mary Axtell of Bill
llngs were married Saturday, Dec
ember 8 at st. Patrick's rectory in
Billings, the Rev. w. =. O'Rouque
officiating. The couple were at
tended by the sister of the bride,
Mrs. Reinhold Kober, and Weldon
Never of Billings.
The groom is a graduate of the
local high school and was in the
service for four years. Mrs. Fink
is a graduate of the Billings Normal
and has been teaching
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink came to Park
City last Sunday and will reside
here. Mr.. Fink is employed in the
Laurel railroad yards.
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S~egregate New Stock

Segregation of newly acquired ami
mails for three weeks or more be-
fore allowing them to join the rest Of
the herd is a fundamental precau-
ton against disease outbreaks
among livestock. Animals acquired
from other farms and sections have
been responsible for heavy losses
through failure of new owners to
segregate them before turning them
in with the herd.
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New Barley

A new, early six-row, smooth avn
barley that outyields Wisconsin 38
and averages three to four pounds
per bushel heavier in test weight
has been developed by the Minnesota
experiment station. 1t is named
Mars, and will be available only on
a limited scale in 1916.
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Miss Rymer Becomes
Bride OF H. Mckinney
Dec. ID At BOZeman

Park City, Dec. 19.-Miss Elva
Allowayne Rymer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rymer of Park
City, and Harold F. Mckinney of
Bozeman were married at 4:30 p. m.
Dec. IA, at the Gospel Tabernacle
in Bozeman. The young couple were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Stanley, also of Bozeman.
The bride wore a powder blue
suit with black accessories and car
ried yellow tea roses and white car
nations with white streamers.
Mrs. Mckinney graduated from
the Park City high school with the
class of 1915, and since June has
been receiving cadet nurses training
in Bozeman, which she plans to
continue.
The groom has been discharged
from the service and received his
schooling in North Carolina and
also Butte. He is employed at the
Chevrolet garage in Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney are re-
siding in Bozeman at the Oxford
hotel.
Harlan Eastlick was discharged
from the service at Salt Lake and
returned home Tuesday and he and
Mrs. Eastlick are with Mr.. East
lick's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Eastlick.
Staff SGT. John Braunstadter re-
turned home Thursday from three
years in the service with 80 months
overseas. He is at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Theresa Braunstadter.
Mrs. Russell Kurk of Livingston
was an overnight guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Dunsworth
FRIDAY night.
Miss Phyllis Eastlick of Boze-
spent Saturday night with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. East
lick, and went to Billings Sunday
to enter her nurses training at the
D~eaconess hospital.
Mrs. B. Vandenburg returned
home from Aberdeen. S. D., where
she spent several weeks with her
sisters and brother and families.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-18
Super-Crisis In the
Supermarket

On a morning when civilization was totter-
ing its way along the rim of disaster, there
arrived letter enlisting our support in a
nationwide campaign. Our correspondent a
consultant to cha n stores and supermarkets,
was deeply concerned. Danger threatens and
act on is imperative, we learned. and for this
reason
Mothers insist upon putting their young chill
dren in the wire push baskets which they
wheel around to collect groceries.
The evil, we learned on further reading, IS
two-headed Children are getting hurt and bas-
kets are getting bent. Apparently there is no
solution except a program of national action.
BY the time we had reached the end of the
letter we had also reached the conclusion that
one of the minor ha-dships of wartime living
arises from the fact that there are too many
nationwide campaigns and too few groceries.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-18
Population Increase

People continue to be born and somehow,
to survive. 1t may be difficult, but they do
it. Statisticians of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company estimate that the population
of the United States increased by 100000
during 1914.
They list 100000 babies born during the
year and the general death rate was two per
cent lower than in 1943. This occurred even
when there was taken into consideration all
deaths from men overseas whether or not suf-
fered ir combat.
In spite of rationing, shortage of doctors
and nurses, the mental and physical strains
of war upon the civil population as well as
the armed forces, this better record W
achieved. 1t seems remarkable. Perhaps the
chic. reason is the spirit Of tenacity accom-
panying danger and difficulties, something
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-18
Don't Be Surprised

Warning being repeatedly given that New
York and Washington may be hit by some
sort of rocket-propelled bomb, voiced by re-
sponsible persons, may sound outlandish We
have always relied on the Atlantic as a de-
tense Don't be too sure Strange things have
happened in this war and it's long way from
being over.
Lately these warnings take in the entire
Eastern Coast Of the United States Just one
long range telephone pole buzz bomb or
some high-hying rocket bomb would dspel
any idea of security, that warm feeling of
safety. What has happened is that the At
lantic now is only creek, the Pacific pond.
This is war not only against armies and
navies but also against all people Civilians
are regarded as part Of Nations war re-
sources, actually regarded by Germany as
part of the army and killed with as little
compunction as they would a rat. AS time
goes on there may be no such thing as a
non conbatant
So, don't be surprised at anything now. Fact
is, considering the things that have happen.
ed, aren't you past surprise? But the strang-
est, the incredible is yet to come.