davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
sporni pomen

EI1d lZIneQ QeZel, XII Je V tel
vojni svojo notranjo in vnanjo
politiko popolnoma spremenila,
je Bolgarija. Pref so je imeli v
oblasti skoro neprekidno pro-
nemski oficirji S pronemSkim
dvorom. Pa tudi Mussolini 81 je
bill skusal najti ma Bolgarskem
"a svoje imperialisticne ambi-
CHE trdnih tai, ko je porocil po-
kojnega bolgarskega kralja z
Emanuelovo in Ilenino hcerjo.
Ker pa osiscu nj slo pc sreci,
je morala prejsnja vodilna VIA
dina kasta ma Bolgarskem pasti
in vlada je lani presla v pod
roche ljudi, XII SO vso svojo poll
ticno k~arijero in bodocnost Boil
garlic oslonili ma Moskvo.
Bolgarija je bila zaveznikom
sovrazna in bila je dejansko V
vojni proti Grciji In Jugoslavi-
il. cato Sc Bolgari posebno prve
boje, ne zaradi Grcije, ampak
ker ina grska vlada zascito
dveh zavezniskih velesil. Con-
stantine Poulos je napisal "a
ONA o politicnih razmerah v
sedanji Bolgariji sledeca raz-
glabljanja:
Sedanja bolgarska vnanja po-
litika je usmerjena mocno v
pro-rusko smer, toda vzroki te-
ga so mnogo globlji kot dejstvo,
da Sc nahajajo ruske cete ma
Bolgarskem.
Bolgarski narod Sc ne more
znebiti strahu, da utegneta We
lika Britannia in Zed. drzave
podpirati grske teritorijalne "a
hteve napram Bolgarski. OBJ
enem pa Sc ljudstvo V polni me-
ri zaveda dejstva, da pripada
Bolgarija v tel dobi 'interesnih
sfer-dokler DO ia formula We
ljala V mednarodni politiki-v
podrocje ruskega sveta.
Tudi novega vplivnega ko-
munisticnega pokreta ne velja
pozabljati V zvezi S tenn, kajti
to gibanje 81 prizadeva prikro-
jiti bolgarske zadeve potrebam
in zahtevam Rustic.
Prepricanje, da utegne So
vjetska Russia zagovarjati in
seititi Bolgarijo o priliki mirov-
ne conference, ina ogromen
vpliv ma razvoj in ma smernice
bolgarske v~nanje politike in je
eden najvplivnejsih faktorjev,
XII drze skupaj takozvano do
movinsko fronto' navzlic pre-
vladovanju komunistov.
VpraSanja reparacij niti Via
da niti narod ne vzemata resno
v obzir. Jugoslovanska vlada je
poslala v Sofijo posebno komi-
sijo "a reparacije, XII 81 priza-
deva ma vso moe, da hi resila
vsaj nekaj jugoslovanskega
imetja, XII je bio odneseno il
onih predelov jugoslovanskega
ozemlja, katere so bolgarske
eete zasedle, ko je bio treba
razbremeniti nemSke okupacij-
ske sile. Tia komisija dozdaj ba-
je nj imela mnogo uspeha.
Glede reparacij "a Grcijo pa
Bolgari sploh ne razpravljajo
vec, ker Sc nadejajo, da Jim DO
uspelo izogniti Sc jim popolno-
ma. Zelo verjetno je, da bodo
Bolgari odgovorili ma grSke te-
ritorijalne zahteve S protinapa-
dom, in sicer tako, da bodo sta
viii svoje lastne zahteve ma gr-
Ska ozemlja. Trenotno Sc vsi
bolgarski politiki in uradniki
Wade skrbno ogibajo razprav-
ljanju o bolgarskih zahtevah do
izhoda ma Egejsko morje.
Same socialist, komunisti in
levicarski agrarci 81 zares zele
med vsemi politicnimi stran-
kami ma Bolgarskem = mirnih
in odkritosrcnih od~nosajev z
Grcijo. Toda njihova tezka ma
loga prevzgoje naroda v smotru
raZumeVanja neobhodne potre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

Kuhlja, tajnika SANSa, on pa
je nato predstavil Stane Kra-
Sovca. Avdijenca ga je burno
pozdravila. V mad emo uro dol
gem govoru je orisal zacetek
borbe pa do konca. Omenil je,
&c bi hotel orisati vse podrob-
nosti, XII so Sc dogajale, hi mo-
raj goVoriti diva dni zaporedo-
ma. Tolmacil je zakaj je jul
goslovanska armada pokazala
tako malo odpora in je tako hi
tro kapitulirala. Omenil je, da
je bill vsak tretji oficir nemSki
spijon, to pa pc zaslugi carSij-
ske beogradske diktatorske VIA
de. Izvajal je dale, da Sc je
podtalno upornisko gibanje pri-
cello re leta 1929, ko je pokojni
Alexander proglasil diktaturo
in bi izruhnilo pref ali slej
tudi &c ne bi prislo do vojne,
ker razmere so bile tako zalo-
sine, da jih ljudstvo ne bi mo-
glo vec dolgo prenaSati. Kmalu,
ko je jugoslovanska vojska ka-
pitulirala, je bill V Sloveniji
sklican sestanek vseh tajnih in
javnih strank "a formiranie
Osvobodilne fronte. Pridruzili
so Sc vsi voditelji, razen nekaj
klerikalnih in zagrizenih libe-
ralnih Sc je temu uprlo, ker so
hoteli ostati zvesti carsiiskim
rezimovcem. tt so potem organi-
zirali Belo in Plavo gardo. So
delovali so z nacisti in FASH
MON ter pomagali ubijati svoie
lastne ljudi in pozigati sloven-
ske vasi. V dokaz, kako ie bilo
ljudstvo naklonjeno osvobodil-
nj 'front.' je omenil, da je samo
Ljubljana dala mad devet tisoc
partizanov in ljubljansko ljud-
stvo je skoraj stoodstotno sode-
lovalo S p~artizani. &c Sc pomi-
sli, kako je bila Ljubljana "a
strazena pc okupatorju in ogra-
jena, SO Ljubljancani vzlic te-
mu prinasali "a osvobodilno
frorto ma tone ziveza in zdravil
vsak dan. Ko so nacisti in belo-
gardisti videli, da Sc bodo mo-
rail- pred mocjo osvobodilne
fronte IL Ljubljane umakniti,
so podminirali VISA vazna po-
slopja, da jih bodo porusili pred
umikom. Nakano pa so jim pre-
precili ljubljanski delavci, XII
so odstranjevali zice zvezane "a
razstrelbo. Partizan Krasevec
je povedal veliko zanimivega in
seveda mnogo tudi zalostnega.
0 Stevilnih vaseh, XII so poruSe-
ne in pozgane, mad million
osemsto ljudi ubitih. Povedal ie
tudi, da cd zacetka nj bilo nika-
krsnega sodelovanja S strani
Hrvatov, ker SO mislili, da so
dosegli kar SO zeleli: svoio Ne
zavisno HrvaSko. Ravno tako
ne S strani Srbov, ker SO saniali
o Veliki Srbiji. Vsega tega so
krivi start rezimovci, ker so IL
stvarjali sovrastvo med Srbi in
Hrvati; seveda, S Koroscem ma
celu Wade pa ~sovrastvo Hrva-
TOW in Srbov proti Slovencem.
Povedal je, da vse to sovraStvo
je sedaj minilo in vsi narodi v
Jugoslaviji SO stoodstotno zdru-
zeni. Tisti pa, XII so in bi delali
razdor SO odstranjeni ali pa so
pobegnili. V tujini lahko tuli-
10 kot volkovi, a jugoslovanskih
narodov ne bodo razdruzili. Po-
vedal je Sc mnogo zanimivega
ali cas- in prostor mi ne d~opuSca,
da bi vse opisal. Bonn rekel Ia
ko, kot je rekel Stane KraSovec,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
Ma Finskem pouk
%unqIesSine obvezen

Finska je dolocila "a svoj med
narodni jerk anglescino in pouk
v njenih visjih solah ie v an
glescini obvezen. Vrh tega je
finska vlada odredila, da Sc
mora V visjih Solah tudi v rus
Gin ic uepaotvveiz Ovazhrdl
cini poucevati vec kot doslej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
DRZAVLJANSKI
PRIROCNIK

nova knjizica, S poljudnimi navodih
kako postati AMERIsKI \DRzAV.
LIAM.
Poleg vprasanj. XII Jill navadno sod
Mkt ~stavijo pri izpitu "a drzavlian,
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc " II. delu
nekaj va&nih letnic il zgodovine Ze-
dlnJenih draw, v III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod-
VIsnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, LincoI-
nov govor v Gettysburgu, Predsed-
niki Zedinjenih draw in Poedine
drzave z glavnim mestom, stevilom
prebivalstva in velikostjo.
Cena knjizici ;e samo SO centov Q
postnino vred.
Narocila sprejema:
Knjigorno Proletorco
1901 S. Lawndale Avenue
CHICAGO %, ILL.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
O DRUZABNEM { {
SHODU IN DRUGEM

SHODU IN DRUGEM
Chicago, Ill. - V torek vecer
3. julia Sc je vrsil druzabni We
Ger v Bergerjevi dvorani ma
Lawndale. Ma ia druzabin Sc
stanek Sc je pricakovalo lin "a
to Sc ga je tudi V naglici sklica-
lo) Staneta KraSevca, XII je bill
jugoslovanski delegat ma kon-
ferenci San Francisco. Ali ma
zalost so mu zadnjo r. prekli-
cali dovoljenje "a pot pc aero
planu. Nj p~reostalo drugega kot
posluziti Sc prvega vlaka, da
pride sal ma shod, XII Sc je vrsil
drugi dan 4. julia v South Chi
cagu. Mrs. Berger je pripravila
izvrstno vecerjo ia doloceno
stevilo ljudi. S~erviralo Sc je ia
koj po, 7. uri kot namenjeno in
OBJ osmih SO pa prihajali drugi,
XII MISC imeli vecerje rezervira-
ne. Priznanje moran DAFT bra
tn Kuhlju, tajniku SANSa, da
Sc je zadnji moment, ko je I'VE
del, da Staneta Krasovca ne DO,
zelo dobro pripravil "a referat
o najnovejSih zanimivostih, XII
so Sc dogajale pc osvoboditvi
Jugoslavije, posebno pa Slove-
nije. V naglici je prestavil cla-
mex IL lista Borbe, XII izhaia V
Beogradu in je pisan V cirilici.
Clanek je> YES posvecen Slove-
Mil oziroma partizanom in os-
voboditvi Ljubljane. Ker sem
preprican, da ga DO Mirko OBJ
javil, cato Sc ne bonn spuscal v
komentiranje ali citiranje. o
sestanku maj omenim to, da ie
bill skoz in skoz zanimiv in ia
kin bi vec potrebovali, da hi 81
boil cistili pojme in gradili or
ganizacijo SANSa. Pc ,Kuhelno-
VEN uvodnem govoru je sledila
vista vprasanj mani, tako da je
postal re hripav in Sc mi je re
smilil. Veliko mt je bill v po-
moe Josko Oven, katerega je
poklical, maj tudi on kaj spre-
govori. Kdor pozna Joskota, We,
da govori IL srca do srca. Ma
pravil je wits, da boljsega nj
mogel. Skoda, da je tako zapo-
slen v privatni industriji, ker
takega cloveka kot je on hi
SANS potreboval" "a s~talnega
potovalnega organizatorja. Oh
koncu je podpisani apeliral ma
vse navzoce, da kdor Sc nj clan
SANSa, maj Sc pridruzi eni ali
drugi podruznici in aktivno So
DELUXE v korist stare domovine,
ker potreba je sedaj ravno tako
velika kot je bila proSlosti. In
vprasanje Trsta, Gorice in Ko-
roske Sc nj reseno.
Drugi dan 4. julia pa Sc je
vrsil shod in piknik, katerega
SO priredila jugoslovanska dru-
silva v South Chicago. Udelezil
sem Sc ga z grupo southsideca-
nov. Vozil sem Sc z rojakom ia
kopicem, XII me je povabil v
svoj avto, ker je incl vec pro-
stora kot Berger, S katerim sem
bill domenjen. Hvala obema.
Piknik je bill zelo dobro obs
kan. Navzocih je bilo okrog
petnajst sto ljudi. Tistih Slo-
vencev, XII so pod kontrolo du-
hovnikov, nj bio craven, ako-
ravno 1--WE v blizini, kjer Sc je
piknik vrsil.
Okrog pot pete ure Sc je pri-
eel govorniski program. Otvo-
ril ga je ~predsednik zdruzenega
odbora cinema Sc ne spomi-
MIAMI, XII je predstavil Mirko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
stevilo poIitienih ietnikov
v Indiii Sc krSi

V Indiji Sc je stevilo polite
NH jetnikov skrcilo S $4,000 ma
en- tisoc in angleska oblast OBJ
ljublja Indiji vec svobode.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
Nova Bolgariia Sc osluniu v svoii
politiki surno mo- zusIornbo u. SIS. R.

stroh pred Greiio. sofiia pod rvskim vpIivom. =
Odnosoii z JugosIoviio Sc nevreieni. Mocedonsko
%vprasanie ima pc zoslusi Tito Sc svoi stori
sporni pomen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
s. POVESTN| DEL s

Usual SSII pIl VTdLlH.
'Kaj cakas?" je vprasala ne
strpno. "Nisem re dovolj poni-
zana, da me ponizujes Sc ii? =
= Sem tt slabsa ali grsa cd dru-
gin? - Ali sem morda tudi
tebi prehladna, kot sem dru-
gim?"
Obrnila je glavo k zidu, da bi
skrila solze v oceh in dusila jok,
XII 10 je fiscal v grlu.
"Dokoncaj, pc kar 81 prisel!
- Dokoncaj in pojdi!h Pojdi,
prosim te! - All, zakaj sem
/ tie morala srecati?!"
Vsedel sem Sc k njej in il dvi-
! gnil glavo, da jo je naslonila
name.
"Kako ii je ime?"
| Dolgo je molcala, predno mi
je odgovorila.
Vera"
Dive solzi sta Sc il utrnili IL
pod vek in il spolzeli pc lieu ma
mojo roko.
"Oprosti!' Sc je skusala ma
smehniti. "Oprosti, da sem ia
ka, - ali ne morem ---
Pretezko mi je."
Drugi dive solzi sta Sc il "a
lesketali ma lieu. Veliki, lepi,
jasni. Pritisnil sem ustnice ma
sled, XII sta jo bill zapustili "a
sabo. - Dvignila mi je roko in
10 poljubila. Hotel sem il 10 Cd
tegniti, pa mi nj pustila. - Ra-
hlo podrhtavanje telesa jo je IL
dalo, da tho joce.
Bozal sem 10 pc laseh in 20
lieu, dokler Sc nj umirila.
"Ti je lazje, Vera?" sem jo
vprasal polglasno.
Nj mi o%dgovorila. Zaspala je.
, Daniti Sc je pricelo. Rdecka-
storumena svetloba svetiljke, XII
mama je razsvetljevala soho, je
pocasi bledela. Zgodnje jutro
je mesalo svoje zarke z MO in
il jemalo car, XII ga il je dajala
noe. Rosne kaplje so polzele pc
okenskih steklih in jasnile po-
gled ma streho in dimnike his
ma nasprotni strani ulice.
Previdno sem vstal. Sc We
dino je drzala roko v svoji in 10
stiskala, kot da jo noce izpusti-
tt. Dihala je mirno, usta so il
bila nalahko odprta, lasje so Sc
il razpustili in Sc il vsipali pc
celu; -- lepSa Sc mi je zdela
kot zvecer.
Vrata so jezno zaskripala, ko
sem jih odprl.
"Zbogom Vera!"
V spodnjih prostorih je bilo
Sc vedno veselo. TovariSev nj
sem naSel vec.
Tricetrt ma Stiri. - Hitel sem
pc blatnih, mracnih ulicah, XII
so mi izgledale, da SO brez kra-
ia -- in Sele ko sem Sc IL
motal il Min, mi je p~ostalo v
dust lazje in svetlejse. zalostne
VERNE poglede pa sem Sc vedno
cutil sebi.
Glava mi je bila tezka in no
&c trudne, ko sem Sc vrnil v
svojo soho. Oblecen sem Sc W.
gel ma posteljo in Sc v tistem
trenutku zaspal.
Solnce je sijalo v sobo, ko
sem Sc prebudil. Pol dvanajstih.
= Tramvaj je zdrdral mimo
okna; ma %stopniscu Sc je oglasil
zvonec pobiraca smeti; ma dru-
81 strani ceste je raznasalec
"Vecera" ponujal svoje case
pise.
"Vecer! - Danasnji Vecer!
Samomor uciteljice -- We
cer!"
Pol dvanajstih! Skosil sem
pokonci. Steer pa: cemu
slla? Predavanja sem tako ali
tako zamudil!
"Vecer! - Samomor z We
ronalom!"
Kot da sem danasnjo noe pre-
sanjal! Tezke, nenavadne sa-
ME! Povsod me spremlia
dvoje solznih oci, XII Sc jih ne
morem otresti. Kot da so Sc pri-
lepile name; = kot da so posta-
lie del meme!
"Vecer! - Samomor ne
zaposlene uciteljice! - Da-
nasnji Vecer!"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
lligghligghts OF Inaugural
Address Of Gov. Cherry

"Thc time has come when all
weather roads should be avail
able TO every section and COM
munity of our State
II believe the time has come
when the people of North Caro-
lima should consider the cstab-
!ishment of a new type of school
for North Carolina farm
youths
The state at least could Of
fer free tuition in State inStitu-
tons of higher learning to all
the sons and daughters of u
deceased Veterans.'
I'VE cannot build a great
State or lift the average of all
the people unless we assist,
most, those less fortunatc.'
Il recommend an amend
mcnt whereby women may
enjoy the privileges accorded
to the male
i recommend that YOU
establish q department of state
police and public safety
Il recommend provision
for holding a statewide rcferen-
dunn on the liquor question.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
Stettinius
Says u. S. And
Britain Agree

Washington, Jan. 4-(Ap-Sec-
rotary Stettinius declared today that
the United States and Great Britain
are in basic agreement on aiding
Italy, but are still worrying on how
to 60 about it.
Bringing Observation-Disclosures
policy up to date from the time last
September, when President Roose-
Welt and Prime Minister Churchill
cnunciated a policy of assistance to
the co-belligerent countries, Stet-
tinius issued a statement at his
news conference, which said:
"A series Of discussions suisse
qucntly has taken place between
British and American officials con-
corning the methods Of implement
ing the joint policy set forth above.
There have been no major dill
ferences between the British n
ourselves in these discussions, n
they have resulted in substantial
agreement between the two govern
ments."
1T is perfectly clear that the
United States and the United King
dom governments are in basic agree
ment, and they desire to provide as
sistance to enable the Italians 10
start rebuilding their economic lie
and furnish their maximum contll-
button to the war effort
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04

On Liquor
Is Proposed
Wants Surplus Used
Ia Pay Debt; Urges
Higher Teacher Pay
BY RALPH l.. ROWLAND.

Raleigh, Jan. 4-CAP)-Governor
R. Gregg Cherry told the North Car
DINA Legislature today in his inau-
guraI address that the present tax
structure should remain as it is
and called for d statewide referen-
Gum on the sale of liquor.
The Iron Major Of Gastonia,
who gained distinction in the first
World War and Camc home to prom
lnency in legal and legislative cir
Giles, was the second governor Of
North Carolina to take the oath dur
ing wartime. The other was Zebulon
3. Vance, 1862.
Cherry, returning to the hard
hitting tactics of his spcakership
days in 1887, also asked the Assem-
bly, TO-:
Make a study of current policies,
with the view of framing a declara-
ton Of North Carolina policy in re-
spect to all Federal matters, for
eign and domestic.
Keep appropriations in the COM
ing biennium within the availability
Of estimated revenues.
Make provision for payment of
the general fund Indebtedness Of
approximately S52. O00, 900 out Of an
anticipated surplus of 1000, 900
and place the balance IN q postwar
reserve fund.
Make provision for a constitu-
tional amendment granting equal
rights to women, including jury SER
vice.
Continue the war bonus to state
employees.
Pay beginning teachers with A.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04

Raleigh, Jan. 4.-EAPj-Here
are the highlights of Governor
X. Gregg Chcrry's inaugural ad-
dress today:
Il recommend studies of
current policies, with a view OF
framing a declaration o! North
Caroline policy III respect TO all
Federal matters, foreign and
domestic
1T now appears, since we
have the money on hand, that
we should provide for the re-
t%irenaont of this (bondcd) in
dcbtcdneSs.'
THE present tax structure
should remain as it IS
''Thc General Assembly
should make provision for re-
cnacting the Estate empioyes')
bonus fer the remainder of this
fiscal year
The beginning teacher, with
an A-erade certificate, Should
have at least SIPS per school
month
Il recommend that you enact
adequate and effective mac'lin-
cry for fiscal control of the pub
lie school funds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
Nazi Thrust Forces Reds
At Budapest To Retreat

Moscow, Jan. 4 (AP) Mobile
warfare ragged between Budapest
and Vienna today, as a huge German
tank and infantry force, mounting
the first German counter offensive
on the eastern front since OCTOBER
sought to break through the Rus
sian lines to relieve the surrounded
garrison in the Hungarian capital,
In the last two days the Russians
had given ground and it was prob
able that more would be yielded,
althugh the Russians appeared to
be getting the situation in hand.
The German counter assault
sprung from korom, a Danube river
town As miles northwest OF Buda-
pest.
The German-Hungarian garrison
in Budapest, where the Russians
have overrun l,062 city blocks, was
reported making savage attacks IN
an effort to break out toward the
relieving force.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04

Nearly a third of the eastern sec
ton Of the capital was in Soviet
hands, an additional 200 blocks haV-
ing been captured in the last "A
hours.
Tho last time the Germans
launched their counter attack in the
Komarom area has not been disclose
ed, but from available reports it
appears to have been Tuesday
morning in the snowy dawn.
A heavy German thrust was
thrown at Russian artillery posi-
tons. A red guard dispatch said the
Red line had been forced back
southeast Of the citv, but did not
state the extent Of the withdrawal.
The German air force has been
giving increasing support to the at
lacking armor and infantry. The
enemy action, although heavy and
violent, does not resemble any
counter offensive, field dispatches
said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
Large Crowd
Sees Parade
At Raleigh

Raleigh, Jan. 4-lAPD-R. Gregg
Cherry, of G%astonia, lawyer, leglSla-
tor and World War hero, became
governor of North Carolina at l2:52
p. m. today.
Cherry, the second North Carolina
governor to take his oath during War-
time, was sworn in by Chief Justice
W. p. Stacy, of the Supreme Court.
Preceding him IN the oath-takrg
were the following constitutional Of
ticers:
William P. Hodges, commissioner
of insurance; W. Kerr Scott, com-
missioner of agriculture; Harry Nc
MuIIan, attorney general; Clyde En-
win, superintendent Of public in
struction, Charles M. Johnson, State
treasurer; George Ross Pou, State
auditor, Thad Eure, secretary of
state; Forrest H. ShutOrd, commits
sioner OF labor; and W, A. OWN
and A. A. f. SeaWell, associate Jus
tees of the Supreme Court. All are
Democrats,
Next to take the oath Was 1t, Gov.
L. Y. Ballentine, Of Wake county,
dairyman and former State senator.
Cherry began his address to the
General Assembly and to the State
at large Immediately after being
sworn in.
Memorial Auditorium, which holds
more than $500 persons, was Hlled
for the ceremony.
Outgoing 1t. Gov. r. l.. Harris, OF
RoXboro, presided.
The formal exercises started at
ll:l5 a. m, at the executive man.
sion. From there the parade, pm-
posed of military units, the American
Legion post from Gastonia, the Le-
noir high school band, the highway
patrol and others, wound its way to
the auditorium.
Adjutant General J. Van B, Nets,
in charge Of the occasion, estimated
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
Cherry Speech Outlines
Sound Policy For State
1t Indicates Fully
That Cherry Will Be
Governor Himself
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily dispatch Bureau

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addIesS holcaleS Gregg thefIy VIZ
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they were not iuIIY approved ny MS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
House Fight
On Gag Rule:
Again Fails:

Raleigh, Jan. 4-lAP)-A final
effort by Representative John UNI
stead Of Orange 10 eliminate the
tWo-thirds rule in the House, which
some legislators say will prevent
passage Of a referendum bill at this
session., failed To-Day and the House
viii abide by its 1913 rules.
The tWo-thirds rule. sometimes
referred to as the gag rule, re-
qulres a t%Wo-thirds vote of the
House TO adopt a minority report
OF a committee.
Two minor amendments transfer
red the clerk Of the institutions com
mittee to a committee Of veterans
legislation.
Umstcad, continuing the fight
which he started at the opening ses-
sion yesterday, first moved hal the
report go over until tomorrow. He
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-04
Roosevelt May Read
Message To People
Congress Quickly
Demonstrates Its
Own independence

Washington, Jan. +-(Ap)-prcsi-
deaf Roosevelt is thinking of driving
his annual message home II the AM
crican people Saturday by submitting
it TO Congress and then putting it
IN the air in person.
That's the procedure he followed
last year. He sent the State of the
Union message to Capitol Hill at
noon January II, then read il almost
word for word over the radio the
same night.
Whether Mr.. Roosevelt will TIE
another spin arou~d the same curse
Saturday has not been determined
finally, partly because the message
has not been finished,
He went on the air a year ago
because he was very anxious that
the American people be given an OPP
|portunity to hear what | have recon-
mended to the Congress, and the
reasons for those recommendations
One Of those recommendations Was
for national service legislation. He
tied it into a viewpoint program
which he said he wanted in its en-
tircty and not piecemeal. Congress
did not give it to him.
Whether the President may have
some equally far-reaChing proposals
this year remains to be seen. WASH
irgton is wondering to what extent
he may back up suggestions already
made by War NObiliZcr James F.
Byrnes on such points as to draft
4-F's for limited service or tcr work