davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11

quota than ever before. It's bigger because this
is really loans in last year, by this time, we
had bought Bonds in loans instead of one.
And it's bigger because the need is bigger.
We're building up whole new air force with
new jet-propelled planes and even huger bombers.
We're building more tanks, mortars, and every
thing for the increasingly bitter struggle with
Japan. And we're paying the mounting cost of
victory taking care of wounded men who are
arrivinginthis countrybyt housandsever month.
So-be ready when one of these War Bond
workers comes to you. Open your door, your
heart, your purse-for the 9TH War Loan.
Help America to make its quota-by making
yoursl
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
Why the Biggest Job in town carries no pay!

VXIHAr is the biggest job in your town
w in anybody. town, between May 18th and
Junet3Othl
It's that of the man or woman who will ask
you to buy extra War Bonds in the 9TH War Loan.
1t carries no pay because the people who are
doing this work are good Americans. In addition
to buying extra Bonds themselves, they're will
ing to give their time to job that's as important
as anything outside the battle lines
{ It's important = and it's big. Making our
quotas in the 9TH War Loan is a man-sized Job
for Everybody.
Uncle Sam needs billion dollars from indi-
vidual Americans in the 9TH! That's bigger
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
JAPONIJA OAR
NEPAZEISTA

Vienas Americas orlai-
vyno komandierius tikrina
jog Japonija ruosiasi ir tik
1916 metals prades tikrai
kariauti. Neziurint naiki-
nimo jos juru laivyno ir
Amerikos pasisekimu juro-
je, ore ir sauszemyje, ia
ponija tikrenybeje nera dar
uzgauta, sake jis.
Japonija statydinasi po
1900 lektuvu menesi ir sa-
vo pajieguma slepia.
Amerika tik uz sekanciQ
IL menesiu gales pradeti
Japonija atakuoti taip kair
dabar atakuoia Vokietija
panaudojant didelius skai.
cius lektuvu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
KINAI skelbia jog Anne

KINA1 skelbia jog Ame-
rikos lakunams irengiama
nusileidimo stotys ju teri
torijoje, kurios bus gata-
vos uz kokiu triju menesiu.
Kinai kovojanti prizes oku-
pantus Japonus raginami
pasirengti teikti visa pa
galba Amerikieciams.
U. S. jiegoms isiverzus
jau j Luzon sala, is ku1
yra netoli ir Kinija, Japo-
mai zinodami kad Ameri.
kos lektuvai lures nusilei'
dino stotis Kinijoje, save
atakuose Japonijos salu
skuba daryti trukdymus
Amerikieciu planams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
TRIJQ DIDZIUJU' SU.
SITIKIMAS PRA-
sIEEJo.

Jau spejanaa kad Roose-
veltas isyyko ] konferenci-
j. su Stalinu il Churchillu.
Sakoma, labai gall bu-
ii kad jie susitiks kur nors
Sovietu zensJe, kur. nors
Juoduju jury $rityje.
Sake, sajur1gininkai susi-
tare ant Vokietijos pasida-
Vino islygu. gJei tik Vo-
kieciai sutiktu baigti kara
jiems butu patiekta pasida-
vino salygos, kurias ture-
tu priimti be derybu, ir ne
ra jokios galimybes gauti
taika derybu keliu.
Tikima ultimatt,mo
Jei tuoj trys didieji su-
sitiks, tikima jie paskelbs
Vokietijai ultimatuma.. Jei
Vokieciai pastume Hitleri
j Sail sutiktu baigti kara,
is to iseitu tiksnauda tau
tai. Taciau, tauJa mato-
mai aklai seka Hitleri jei-
gu taip ilgai jo nepastume.
Tuo tarpu, Prezidento
atstovai jau randasi Euro
pole, vienas apsilanke net
pas popieziu, po4 apsilanky-
mo Londone .ir Paryziuje.
Americas uzsienio politi-
ka po senovei tebera slap
tybej. Tulose Europos sos
tinese prezidento atstovai
padare nuodugniu istyri-
nejimu politiskos padeties,
kuo pasiremiant Roosevelt
gal lures padaryti savo
galutinus sprendimus susi-
tikes SUI Churchillu ir Sta
linu. Sakoma, bus atmes-
ia Sekretoriaus Hull ilgai
laikytas nusistatymas att
deti Xxi po karo sutvarky-
ma Europos reikalu, kas
privede daugell mazu tau.
tu prie pragaistingo liki'
mo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
JAPONAI ZYMIAI
PRALAIMI

Americas karo laivyno
jiegos, smogiancios Japonu
vogtos imperijos gyvybi-
mes linijas, per pastarus
penkis menesius sunaikino
1916 prieso lektuvu, pa
skandino du milijonu tonu
prekiniu ir transporto lai-
WI ir 80 karo laivu. Tuo-
mi sutriuskinta ju kontro-
lie Pietu Kinijos jurose.
Amerikieciai toliau te-
sia pasekminga zygiavima
Luzon salos plotais linkui
Manila uosto, uzimdami vi
sas svarbesnes vietas pa
kel5je.
Manila uzsigrudus EMO
niu kurie subego j ta mie-
sta, ir jie ten del maisto
stokos badu mirsta. Japo-
mai ateme visa maista, ir
Filipinu visa Wits dedama
j Amerikiecius, kuriu lau-
kia ateinant juos isgelbeti,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
: .AUD0M0J| ARM|JA ART| bERL|MO
kAS LAUKIA VO-
KlETIJOS?

Hitleris pradejo 13-ta ir
paskutini savo viespatavi-
mo meta. Jis Sausio 80 d.
dar paskelbe pasauliui jog
Vokietija kariaus Xxi pas
kutinos - "kariaus neziu-
rint kaip ir kur ir nepai-
SAINT salygu Xxi bus laimeta
pilna pergale". Taip jis
kalbejo per radio j tauta.
Tuo tarpu, bolsevikai Z y
giuoja prize pat Berlino
vartu, Stalinas turf jau pa
ruoses ir Vokietijai komu-
nistini komiteta, kuris bus
paskelbtas Vokietijos val
dzia kaip greit bolsevikai
pasieks Berlina ar nors XII
ta koki svarbu miesta ku-
ri matys tinkamu pavadin-
ii "islaisvintos" Vokietijos
sostine.
! Berlina suplauke rytu
karo pabegeliai, mieste ky
la riauses del maisto sto-
kos. Aukstieji Vokieciai BIZ
jodami to paties likimo ka
sutike Lietuvos ir kitu boil
.seyiku uzgrobtu saliu zme-
mes, salinasi is Berlino.
Vokieciu sostine is Ber-
limo perkeliama j Miunhe-
na, kur ir prasidejo Hitle-
rio galybe.
Bet Vokieciai sajungi-
ninkams vakaru fronte Wis
neuzsileidzia ir nepasiduo-
da. Gal tikisi ka nors is
sidereti pirm negu galuti-
mai reiks pasiduoti.
IS Stockholmo pranesi-
Sinai skelbia jog sekancios
septynios dienos gall nu-
spresti karo SUI Vokieciais
eiga.
Sulyg kitty pranesimu,
naziai gal des paskutines
savo pastangas laikytis ir
kovoti Austrijoje, kur yra
dalis svarbiu karo indus
triju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

lybe, o, kas arsiausia, mes ne
turin moro zinojimo igyti.
Mes laimejom pirma Pasau-
lini Kara, bet pralaimejom tai
ka, mes mes nezinojom ka SUI
ia daryti. Ar ia tragedija tu-
ri pasikartoti?
Americas visuomene patel
sinama del jos rimto nepasi-
tenkinimo musu suglerusiais
tarptautiniais santikiais, kuo-
met net pervarges Churchill
stoja prizes Parliamenta ir rel
kalauja kad Suv. Valstijos pa
liautu issisukinejusios ir pa
sireikstu kur stow.
Mes kalbam pakuzdomis vie.
toje kalbeti tiesiai ir atvirai.
Mes tik privedziojam vieto.
kalbeti ka manome.
Mes slapstomes po garsiais
bendrais obalsiais vietoje pa
init moraline vadovybe ko pa
saulis is musu laukia.
Visa tai yra todel kad mes
neismanom ka daryti.
Ar Amerika kada subres il
pastatys disadvantages pozi
cijas zmones SUI ismintim susi
lyginimui su pasaulio isminti
mi? Ar mes tik turin moke
ii kaina musu istoriniu klaidl
musu gyvastimis ir izdu, gent
karte po gentkartes? - bal
gia Detroit Free Press.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
JUGOSLAVU karal j u $

JUGOSLAVU karal i u $
Petras II galutinai sutjko
nusileisti Churchillo reika-
lavimams ir sutiko perduo-
tt savo valdzia rejentu ko-
mitetui, kuri jis pats pa
skirs. Premjera Subacic
paskyre igyvendinti sutar-
ii SUI Tito, kuris atstovau-
damas Maskvos interesus,
varosi uz koalicine vyriau-
sybe, kuriai turi butt pa
vesta Sales valdymas Xxi
j bus islaisvinta, o tada
duoti zmonems proga is
sirinkti valdzia kokia no
res.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
Uzsinuse Umanskis

Sausio Is, Meksikoj, ar
mijos lektuvu pasikeliant j
ora kelionei j Kosta Rika,
lektuvui nukritus uzmus-
tas Sovietu ambasadorius
Umanskis ir jo zmona, su
jais uzmusti 9 kit to lex
tuvo pasazieriai.
Umanskis buvo Sovietu
ambasadorius Washingto-
ne nuo 1886 metu, paskui
buvo atsauktas, 0 1941 me-
tais paskirtas j Meksika.
Jis buvo artimas ir iSti-
kimas Stalino sekejas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

Prancuzai pasiryze oku-
puoti ir laikyti Vokietijos
dali Xxi RENO upes, karo
paliauboms uzstojus. Tas,
sake Gen. de Gaulle, reika-
linga saugumui ne tiktal
Prancuzijos bet ir pasau'
lio".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

ISPANIJOS komunistai,
pasivadine 'liberalais'', no.
ri isteigti Ispanu "vyriau-
sybe" kur nors uzsienyje,
kovai prizes dabartini val
dytoja Gen. Franco. Tai
Wis Maskvos planai griauti
ivairiu Sally tvarka, ar tai
is lauko ar is vidaus, il
deti pastangas pavergti tas
Sails Maskvai.
Jei Amerika neapsiziures
laiku ir nesiims komunistu
suvaldyti, gall atsirasti ir
Amerikai ''valdzia" uzsie-
nyje, Maskvos. sudaryta is
parinktu padauzu kurie pa
mete kariuomenes eiles po
Europos miestus slampine-
ia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

ZlvO 765 Americas kar-
eiviai. Paskelbta kad Eu-
ropos vandenuose nesenai
paskandintas Americas ka-
reiviu laivas, kuriuo vazia-
vo 2,200 vyru. Is ju zuvo
765.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

NAZIAI Vokietijoje pra-
deda visapusiai ruostis po-
zeminiam kariavimui SUI
savo Sales okupantais, ka-
da jie kara pralaimes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

Europoje, sake, apie 49,
900 Amerikos kareiviu pa
like savo vietas ir be leidi-
mu kur nors slampineja.
Tai Rmerikoniskos suit
zimas ir drausmes stoka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
BULGARIJOJE, boise

BULGARIJOJE, bolsevi-
ku 'liaudies teismas" nu-
smerke visus 10 nariu bu-
vusio Filov kabineto mir
ties bausmei, apkaltinant
JUGS karo kriminalistais -
ia vyriausybe paverte Bull
garija Hitlerio irankiu ir
leido Vokieciu kariuomenei
ineiti Bulgaria..
Jei bausti ka uz susideji-
ma SUI Hitleriu tai Stalinas
turejo senai butt pakartas
uz savo sutarti su naziais
1889 metals, kas dave Hit
leriui galimybe pradeti ka-
ra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
''''':ll|aAl|y ::
OAR B Al
IR DARBININKQ zINIOs

zuvo 16 kudikiu. Au-
burn, Me. - Namuose kur
buvo priziurima karo dirb-
tuvese dirbanciu motinu
kudikiai, peciaus sprogin1e
sudege 16 kudikiu lopsiuo-
Sc ir moteris ju priziureto-
ia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
ROOSEVELTO POLL
TIKA NUVEDE -
NEzINE "

~
Americas spauda labiaG> :,
labiau apimta nekantrybes u
susirupinimo prie ko veda daS
bartine Prezidento Roosevelto
politika.
The Detroit Free Press ne
senai padare toki prilyginima !:
Winston Churchill, Britu va
das Shame kare, gimes ir. is
auges savo pareigoms; jo Sci
mos tradicija simtmeciu sena,
ir jis nuo pat lopsio buvo dis
ciplinuojamas suprasti valsty-
bes noksla, valdzia, istorija,
geopolitika, ekonomija ir visas
tarptautiniu santikiu kulturi-
mes problemas. Kaipo toks jis
stow zymiai visame pasaulyje.
10 padejejas yra Anthony
Eden, taip pat nuo kudikystes
aukletas savo karjerai. Britai
visada auklejo savo gabiausius
vyrus imperijos. vadovavimo
tikslams ir jie visada turf di-
deliuS reZervuS uzpildymui vi
su situaciju.
Rusijoje - randasi Juozas
Stalinas. Per veik puse simt-
mecio is savo 65 amziaus me-
tu jis buvo pasaulinis revoliu-
cijonierius, studijuojas istori-
ja, geopolitika, ekonomija.
Jis gal but Zinc daugiau
apie kapitalistine sistema negu
dauguma Amerikos kapitalistu,
ir pats geriausias scenos vel
kalas Maskvoje sia ziema yra
pasiepimas Amerikieciu jies-
kanciu biznio Sovietu Rusijoje
ir besilaizanciu komunistu Wy
riausybes vadams.
Jokis .veikalas nestatemas
be Stalino sutikinfos Taigi. Sis
veikalas, "Pono Perkins Misija
Bolseviku zemeje", vaizduoja
Perkins kaip Chicagos desrQ
isdirbeja, be isauklejimo, ap-
sukru, ignoranta pasauliniais
reikalais, bet dideles Strides ir
lengvai palinkstanti tikejima
jog jis "pilniausia supranta"
Rusijos gyvenima. Sakoma, Sis
veikalas yra pasiepimas Eric
Johnstono vizita Maskvoje per-
eta vasara.
Kuo Amerika gall pasigirti?
Dabar, prizes tokius pasauli-
niu reikalu zinovus kaip Stall
mas ir Churchill ka turf pasta
tyti Suvienytos Valstijos? --
klausia Detroit Free Press.
Mes turin visai mazai. Da-
lis musu tradicijos buvo girtis
savo nezine apie islaukini pa
SAUL, j kurio vadovybe mes
tapom itraukti ivykiu eigos.
Prezidentas Wilson nekuriu
rasytoju palyginamas CANA ne
daug zinojusiu apie Europos
reikalus, nes jis names Praga
esanti Lenkijos sostine. Ne
reikia tiketi kad F. R. Roose-
velt,, kuris nebaige savo teisiQ
mokslo Columbia Universitete
placiau apsipazines su pasauli,
niais reikalais negu buvo Viii.
son. Ir jis pasirinko sau Val.
stybes Sekretorium Shame pa,
ciame kritiskiausiame must
Sales momente, linksma, mo
kanti rankas kratyti Ed Stet
tinius, ir prize jo kitus padeje
jus kurie neturi jokio suprati
mo apie tarptautinius reikalus
Nei vienas is ju negales ben
kuo prisideti tarptautinej kon
ferencijoj kaip tik savo sede
jimu joje. Ponas Roosevelt bu
visas kalbetojas ir vienatini
Amerikos balsas. Jis taip SUI
planavo.
Tyleiimas ir baime kalbeti
Suv. Valstijos turf pinigus
industriju vadus, vyru jiega
laivus, lektuvus, kanuoles. Be
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
GRAIKIJOJE, istiko XII

GRAIkIJUJE, lstlko Kl-
ii nesusipratimai kai atejo
klausimas kick delegatu
turetu dalyvauti taikos dc
rybose tarp Graikijos W.
riausybes ir bolseviku ka-
riautoju. Bolsevikai reika-
lauja didoko skaiciaus dele
gatu is savo puses.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
Hit|eris Wis ka|ba apiG Perga|e'
NAZIAI SUNAKIN-
SIA BERLINA

Vasario l pranesimais,
bolseviku armijos prisiar-
tino per AZ mylias nuo Ber-
limo, pasieke Kustrin prie
Oder upes. Paskiausia boil
sevikai paeme Beyersdorf,
63 mylios siaurejo nuo Sos
tines.
Rytu Prusijoje apsuptie-
il Vokieciai suspausti j
maza dali to krasto.
Marsalas Goebbels ruosia
visas galimas priemones
Berlino gynimui, skelbda-
mas jog "nepaliks akmens
ant akmens" to miesto ri
bose jeigu bolsevikai prisi-
mustu Berlina init.
Rusai galutinai paeme
Klaipeda, kur Vokieciai Xxi
siol laikesi, uzeme Kara
liauciu ir kitus Rytu Pru-
sijos if Silezijos miestus. .
VAKARI fronte, sajun-
gininku armijos veikia pa
sekmingai, pirmoji ir tre-
cioji U. S. armijos prasi-
mse per Vokietijos siena If
praplete savo uzkariavima
pora myliu placiau Aachen
srityje. Sajungininkai alta
kuoja 40 myliu ilgio Sieg-
fried Linijos ilgyje, o Anne
rikieciai ir Prancuzai ap-
supo Colmar, Alzacijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

Gen. Macarthur, Filipi-
nu salu kariautojas, Sausio
Is sugyveno 65 metus am
ziaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

Dvieju sugautu Vokieciu
snipu tardymas bus laiko-
ma paslaptyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

Londono gyventojai an
giles gauna tik po 500 sva-
ru menesiui, nors ir ten sy-
met ziema yra viena is SAL
ciausiu, retail kada atmena-
mu.
Kitose Anglijos dalyse,
siaureje, vienas tomas me-
nesiui, pietineje, trys ket-
virtdaliai tono.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

Americas karo vadovy-
be is Paryziaus atsisaukia
j sios Sales gyventojus ra-
ginant padidinti 200 nuos.
smulkios karo amunicijos
gamyba, kad nepritruktu
amunicijos vakaru fronte.
Pittsburgh. - CIO pile
no darbininku unijos atsto-
val panaujino derybas SUI
penkionis u. S. Steel kor-
poracijos dirbtvemis, suta-
rimui nauju algu klausime.
Derybos buvo nutrauktos
prizes savaite laiko.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Mrs Emerson Mullins spent the
weekend at Skeetrock with her
mother, Mrs. Hattie Stone.
Mrs. Arthur Rose spent Satur-
day night with Maude Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Hugh
es took dinner with D. M. Yates
Sunday.
Ernestine Hughes, Leita Van
over, Vada Jean Yates were
shopping in Bristol, and spent
the weekend at Abingdon with
Lester Yates and family
Mrs Dugan Hanover attended
the funeral of relative at Nora
Sunday.
Carl Layne Walter Layne and
Greed Layne went to Needmore,
w. Va, to attended the funeral
Of Arno Combs, who died Tues
day following an operation. Mr..
and Mrs. Combs lived for a while
at Lick Fork before moving to
West Virginia.
Billy Hylton was brought home
from Dante hospital last Satur-
day. He will be confined to is
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
Weekly
GOSPEL MESSAGE

BY REV. CARL LAYNE

In a bleeding. wrecked and
war-torn world, where sorrow
has broken the hearts of so many
mothers and fathers, it is great
to know that there is one to
whom we may take our troubles
and every care. Many of you
mothers and fathers as well as
sweethearts whose homes were
displaying blue stars, indicating
that some one near your heart
was serving in our armed forces,
have received the sad news that
son or sweetheart has died in
action. Sadness that you have
never known now grips your
heart, the plans for the future
have been shattered. Clouds of
despair hover about all you have
ever dreamed of. Your sorrow
seems more than you can bear.
Friends, won't you just 'cast
your cares on Him, {Christ) for
He careth for YOU" Listen to the
words penned by Miss Evelyn
Drake, of Akron, Ohio, which SO
perfectly expresses and points to
a place of solace:
Have you ever checked the Sob
bing that wells up within your
heart:
Held back tears from your al
ready brimning eyes;
Tried to smile and keep your
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
PUBLIC OPINION

Editor The Herald:
In the Public Opinion column
Of recent issue of the Mindless
boro (Ky) Daily News appeared
a communication from Mrs. w.
F. Velecein detailing an incident
on their farm near Middlesboro
that may be of interest to some
of your readers and from which
I will quote in substance.
The lady says that a mad dog
came through their place March
II and bit three of their dogs
and eight of their milk cows and
that neighbors did not succeed in
killing the dog until it had bit
ten other dogs and some horses.
They sent the dogs head to a
laboratory for examination and
it was pronounced mad.
She says that her family had
already paid out $4,000 for hav
ing their cows treated and that
maybe others whose stock was
bitten had paid as much.
The point of interest in this
case is that. while Kentucky has
plenty of dogs, the state makes
no provision for paying for treat
ment of persons or property bit
ten by mad dogs, Or for proper
ty killed by dogs that are not
mad.
In Virginia, the counties pay
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
NICKELS GAP

Mrs. Jessie Rose visited Mrs.
HE Mullins Monday.
Mrs. Woodrow Webb and fam
lily called on Mrs. Vernia Hopson
Monday.
Miss Christine Dutton has re-
turned home from where she's
been at.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comodore Brown
spent Monday with Mrs. Dock
Mullins.
Clayton Pickett killed a wild
cat Sunday night.
Services were held Sunday at
the home of Dan Hay for Star
lin Mullins, who left for the ar
my last week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Teamon Phillips
were visiting friends here Sun
day.
Zillie Rasnick and Edna Suth-
erland were dinner guests at the
home of Guy Sutherland Easter.
Grant Martin spent Sunday
with friends here.
Phoebe Phillips was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Newberry over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sutherland
attended church at Mt. Pleasant
Sunday.
G. w. Bailey and family and
Lizzie Bailey spent Sunday with
Ruth Sutherland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sutherland
Of st. Paul were dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Holly Kiser Easter.
Robert Johnson bought a fine
lot Of chickens this week from
Henry and Grover Rasnick.
Edith Sutherland spent two
nights this week with MIR. and
Mrs. John Sutherland.
Barbara and Nina Phillips and
jamie Robinson were visiting
friends here Easter Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

We were sitting around after
chores the other night talking
about the progress of the war.
Chad Davis was saying how, in
spite Of Germany's defeat, there
was still the German under
ground to cope with.
II don't worry about them,"
says Sober HOskins. $50 long as
we got our own underground In
working order"
what do you mean - our I'm.
derground?" says Chad. And
Sober points out to the fields.
There it is" he says, under
that soil lies the most important
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

bed for another week.
Dale Hughes has been very i'll
for the past week with yellow
jaundice. He is improving slow
ly.
Mrs. Brad Layne is reported
to be feeling better.
Barbara Lee Layne has her
arm out of the cast, only to have
it in sling.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

for treating all people bitten by
mad dogs out of the dog fund,
as well as for property bitten by
mad dogs that die. Here people
are also paid for every sheep
killed by dogs, and maybe for
some that just die of old age
and complications, also for all
poultry killed by dogs. This coun
ty has had at all times ample
dog funds for paying such claims.
One year ago this county paid
out of the dog fund all medical
expenses for treating three or
four children out of one family
from Camp Creek who were bit
ten by dog pronounced mad,
and even for transporting h
children to and from Cintwood.
If conditions in this respect
were the same here as in Ken
lucky, wouldn't many horny
handed sons of toll raise their
clinched fists toward heaven and
swear when they happened to
lose a sheep? OF course they
swear anyway, even when re-
ceiving claim out of the dog
fund for property killed, but
they really would swear if they
had to put up with Kentucky
ways in this respect.
CLAUDE F. BEVERLY
freezing, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

Ray Artrip called at the home
of George Stanley Sunday.

Ray Artrip called at the home
Of George Stanley Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the home OF
George Stanley were Bob, Ray,
Dan and Bub Artrip, Jackie
Smith and Mary and Geraldine
Stanley.
Joseph H. Baker passed thru
our community, at rapid gait,
Tuesday.
George Artrip and family Wis
tied at the home of Lester Null
Inns recently.
Bud A*rtrip spent Saturday
night at the home of Clifford
Vanove"r.
Miss Nell Artrip spent Satur-
day night at the home of S. Ter
ry Mullins. ..
Mrs. Junior Mullins parents
spent Easter with her.
George Artrip and *family
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
John Artrip.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

chin up in the face of countless
odds,
AS your dream of future JOY
fades out and dies?
Have you ever tasted true love
such as you had never known?
Built dream castles centered
round your sole attraction?
Then as if our God had planned
it, felt them slip from your
tight grasp
When you get the news that He's
been KILLED in action?
Yet, it's happened in a million
homes since Pearl Harbor day,
Death has no respect for color,
race or creed;
But there's one above to comfort
when all else seems Of no avail
Jesus Christ will help, no matter
what the need.
Oh in desperation turn to Him,
He's always standing by,
Ever eager to sustain you in
your loss;
God can fill that dreadful long
ing with a peaceful heavenly
calm,
He foresaw Our griefs and bore
them on the Cross.
REV. CARL LAYNE.
Clintwood, Va.
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From where sit e.. ly Joe Marsh
America and her
Underground"

weapon that we've got. Ameri.
can crops-from American fields
Strengthening our position
overseas in way no other un'
foreground can shake"
From where / sit, Chad's abs0.
lutely right. Whether it's for the
glass of beer that cheers a tired
soldiers spirits, or the bread
that feeds our armies and our
allies, every bit Of grain that
American farmers harvest is o
part of Americas great strength.
Ms M~s@<
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