davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
Dorlhlao Ren-
ners an 2lmerifas
5eitunssperleoer
StnntsIcFrct1r HYrncs MFRS aMi 2lmseitntiniitcrtct'
fcren3 aaf iriibseitiecn SrieNcnsidIub nit DETER
reid NrGnocn, mnt ~,eiIcrncn pOrR0no" iibcr oft
europa 80 liiftcn

8aris. - Nus eiiier gut nnterrid-
teten oiplomattifen 0ueIle miro in
Grfa6rltng gebradt, Dab Staatsie-
fret1r 8nrnes olti eineu bal0iqen
6rieOenSidluB nit Geitcrreid Dram
qcn un0 ieinem @unife ani Der 3d.
riier aonferen5 ser AltBeuminiiter
ser pier @roBnlGt)te NusOruf geben
luer0e. Gin boffentlider friih'
1eitiaer 6rie0ensihlib NIT Gelterreid
bi(oet sen Cell OeS omerifuntiden
8enliibens, Sen uiiiiiben u%eiicruen
gorbaitg" iiber Giteuropa gil %liiftea.
Ser anterifoniihe @epdbrsHnnlm
be%baltptet, Die oiterreihiidle 6raae
merOe aui Die 3agesor0nung Der 8a-
rfier aonieren5 ge6rodlt meroer. 3n-
minoeIt meroen Die @rreinigten Staa-
ten einen entipredenoen antrag eil-
bringen.
llnperbinolib lit cine auSiprode
ii6er Oen 6riebeu nit Seiterreid
nod ser 2ebotte iiber 6raHfreifs
Gelltidbono . 6%ornerungen oorgeie-
ben.
2iptematiiAe 8ecbadter ie5en In
ser Anerfennung Der fitgoslnTuhheu
@egierunq oeS MariduIIs Tito Den
eriten SdJritt elmer ,aTnerifafiiden
loiplomatiihen GifenIiUe~ I'M 0itli'
den europa.
Gin Mitglie0 Der amerifaniid)en
Delegation erfl1rte, Der NIT Seiter-
reid 5l fhIieBellOe 3ertrag f6nne
nidJt elm 6rieoensuertrng gennnnt
lperoen, neil OeIterrei1 im Sabre
1888 uls cine %ielbitanoige Ration Don
Der 8iIoflaAe periHwunoen unO aIs
Nation nidt dfn 5ueitcn @eltfriege
beteiligt geueien lit.
Scr borgelebene @ertrog tpiiroe
SeIterreif ernelit ais eiuen icl6ititan-
oigen Staot anerfennen, 8eitimmum.
gen iiber Die &dunung oes 2anoes
ourh Ole 8eiasungstruppet Der pier
@roBm1dte entbalten uno Den 9eIter-
Redeem Oos Heht geben, lire inter.
~notionalen 8~e5iebungen 5u regeln.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

er10oB neMn

Sbong6ai ~ Gin junger Wotroie
ilberfiel lpG1renO Der 9tadt nuf benz
Sdiff uNepole" i'm 9ang6e in
'eiilem unerfl1rli1en @utanfaa ieine
9ameraoen I'M SdIaf, idoB neun
Mmln tot u1o bradte lid oanu nit
einent Meiier ple6rere Slide bel.
@inem permun0eten Wntroien ge=
lana ps nod, ben MorOer nieoer5ll-
ldlagerL ebe er lelbit 5uiammenbra6.
Ser Cater lit ser 19j. 8. 9. Smitb
aus 4ibepiae, g. g., Der crit Dor 2
Meonaten ole &~ereinigten Staaten
perlalIen 9atte unO als elm ru6iger
Menid guilt. Gr liegt iebt lelbit
5pilden 2eben uno Soo i'm Soipital
0es S6iffes. Sn oieim Soipital be-
finoet lid auc6 ser Isl. Matroie
George Simpion BON @oterburD,
Conn, Ser einen ShuB in Die linfe
Settle erbalten bat. Die Namen Der
Spfer meroen crit befannt gegeben
lperoen, wenn Die 4ngeborigen be-
naGrldtlgt mor0en llll0.
Montreal 8ertram Go0gers, Der
&omInanoeur Ser z. ampbi6ii6en
6lotte, bat cine l1nterhiAung ange-
oronet unO iid ielbIt on 8oro oes
Sdiffes begeben.
Die Slotte teilte nit, Bob Smith
5pei Stunoen auf 8ahe NOR, als
er iid I'M orei ubr morgerS cine
@offe bon einem Gffi8ier Oeri6affte
uno nit bier @affe uno elmer Bi-
itole in Sen &aum elite, in Dem 80
Mann idliefen. Gr feurte 0rauf los,
bis fein SduB mebr in oe.i @offen
NOR, uno molte lid oann nod nit
einem WeiIer auf meitere Spfer itiir-
gen, ais er bon eiriem Matroien nie-
0ergeidlogen mur0e. Gam brafte
er lid ielbIt orei Sti6e in ben Inter
Ieib BEL.
&ennet6 Stnlnefer bon &eooing,
Ya., ser Ben &ugeIn e~ntgnngen mar,
berlebte ibm nod einen Shlng nit
elmer Metalitanae. Sieben Der Sp-
fer Itnrben i'm Shlaf, 8lpei anOere
erlagen ip1ter ibren @unoen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
plnm Ser Sdueis fir
Ncmtidkc 8citGnNc

@nibington - Die Shmei3 teilte
nit, bob lie lire Snltung ge1nOert
bat uno nun bereit lit, Die aaiertcn
als G~reib1noer fir bic oeutIhen 8e.
It1ltoe in oieiem 2an0 81 betrndten.
Gertreter Der Nniierten melde bier
nit Or. @oltber Studi benz 8ertre-
ter Der Sdmei5, perbnnoelt BADEN,
bnben oieie Eatiote entbitat. Mit
oieier Aenoerltng oes Stonopunttes
ser Shmei3 lit oos groBte Sinoer-
nis iiir einen @rfolg Der 8erbanb.
Iungen beieitigt Doroen. 9ieie Ser
~banOIungen nnren i'm Wt1r5 inter
broden morOen. neil Die Shpeia
beiiirdtet, oaB lie ibre Neutralit1t
in Srage iteIlen tonnte. Or. Stufi
lit nit nelten Snitruftionen ieiner
&egierung am Snmstng aus Ser
Sdmei3 mad @aibingtcn 5nriifge-
fe6rt.
Nod einent Ilon, ser 5rr 3eit
OiSfutiert Miro, iol sic GdlDei5 Ell
men Hro5entiab Der oeutihen Be
itGnoe feitlegn oomit Die oentifen
Sduloen an sic Sdnei5 be5nblt
peroen fonnen. Ser Gfeit ion Damn
aif &eparntionen perrednet weroeu.
it6noe feitlegn. onnlit oie oeutihen
@eitGnoe in ibrem 2nro auf etipa
$25O,OOO,OOO geih6bt, mas 10 un-
gefG6r ibren @nipriiden an 9eutid-
lano entiprefen miir0e. Die aniier-
ten boben Oieie geitdnOe ouf $3.50
100000 geid6st uno iid babel nlf
Oeutide 9ofumente geItiibt.
Cine Souptfrage brehf iid I'M
ons @oIo, bns oie 9eutiden aus Of
fiipierten @ebieten mad Der 5hwei3
gebra6t haben io1en. Die 8ertre-
fer ser Qaiierten, an 0eren Spite
@onoolpb Saul itebt, ertldrten, SAB
oa8 bon oen 9eutihen oeponierte
@oIo Den BON Ser Shmei3 geiddbteu
iiberiteigt. sic gInuben. 0aB
oie 9eutihen hire @ol6tcnten in Ben
9anfen allr nit Nlimmern berieben
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
Sip, 5dlappc
fir 9iul1cu

Seem Dorf - &uBlon0 unterlog
9iellstag nit 3:S Stimmeu in Dem
nit groBer @rbitterlung g~eiiibrten
aanpb Die 9l6iesuug ser 5ron.4n-
qelegnbeit BON Der IageSorOnung
0es 5iAcr6eitsrates berbei5Hfiibrefb
moraufbin Ser SplDiet GeIegierte
Nn0rei @rompfo Dem Nnt in alIer
6orm mitteilte, oaB er al meiteren
8crotlmgel iiber Sran nidt mebr
teilnebmcn fonne.
9(m Gnoe einer 5lpeiltiinOigen Sit.
3ullg, in Oereu Gerlolif es flar mur-
Sc, Dab Die Wle6r6eit fitr cine roide
Gnti6eioung mar, melOeten iid ad)t
9eIeQierte ni6t, als Ser Yr1iioent
our M6Itimmling iiber einen %frnn5o-
iiI6en GompromiBooridlag oufrief,
mona6 sic gngelegenbeit Dem @ene-
raliefretdr 8ur 8eridteritattltng
i~ibergebcn meroen loae. RitBlnn0
utto 8olen Itilnmten nod iiir Den
Iran5oii1en Nntrng.
lleber GlBlalos urlpriinqlide
SorOerung, ben Srnn : Saa iofort
bon Ser GageSorommg ab5uieben,
mur0e nidJt mebr abgeltimmt, Der
&otsprqiiOent Oh. Safe5 glfifi aus
NeqDpten, itelte lid alif Sen StnnO-
pulnft, DAB @romDfos furoe GrflG-
rung, in Ser er lif Dem fran5oiiiden
Mntrog anidloB, cine 3peite 4bitim-
mul1g iiberfliiiiig mafe. Na6 Der
g%(bitimmlt1g, ais oagemein barber
8erm1tllngen ongeltellt muroen, Oh
8romDfo mieoer ben Sat 6oDfottie-
rem neroe, mie er es Dor nabe5ll
einem Monat getan bat, CAB Der
ruiiilhe 9elegierte Tolgenoe Grfld-
rung ab;
,,Mngeli6ts 0es 5pilden Der SoiD-
jetregierrng, uno Der iraniiden He-
gierung er5ielten 9lbfommens in al
len yrogen mo angelihtS Der gu
r~iid3iebung oes Appeas Der irnni-
Iden Hegierung al oen Si6erbeits-
rat lit oie Somiet Delegation Der
Mniidt, OaB Die Gntl6eioung Oes
5iherbeitsrates, oie Sron ! 6rnge
ueiter6in ouf Ser SageSorOnitng 81
baIten, I'M @ioeripruf CUR Gburtc
ser @ereinten 0ationen. Die Som-
Jet Delegation iiebt iid onber nidt
imItonoe, an ser 8erotung Der Srall-
Srage I'M Si6erbeitsrate teil3uneb-
men,"
Gbmobl @romDfo ieinen Sit crit
nod Ser &erta9lng perlieB, lieB Ell
feinen i3meifel ooran Bob NuBlano
Sen 8eratungen oes Stats fernblei-
ben miro, iobaIO bic Sron-6roge 6rr
@e6anolllng itebt. gs miro jeoof
iiir mabrideinlid gebalten, Oaf
@rompfo ampeino lit, menn Ser Rni
W}ittmod nafmittag 3 llbr oie Spa
nien-6rage pornimmt.
9er &at befrdftigte sic gntidei.
oling pom A.. gtpril, Ben Sran-6all
bis gum 6. Wiai 81 pertagen. bis 81
meld)em Gage RuBlnno Deriprndl,
Sen Srlppenab8ng aus Sran beenoet
81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
,Sl 0uce luic.
Der nuter ms"

MoilanS - gaid arbeitenoe, er-
fo6rene 6rieoGofSrdltber entfernten
in Der 0odt Die lleberreite @ertito
Muiiolinis aus Dem Mrrlengrob iul
Moggiore 6rieo6of no file iidl
felt Habe3l einem aagr Aefunoen
batteiB uio Elm MuiIdnoer Gomniii-
~nalbeamter ia6 opoIitiide Wfotipe"
binter ser Sat. Gle 2eide mltr0e
nltS 0enr geoffneten Sar9 ge6o6en,
ser nit einem bon NaiioIinis
StiefeIn 5ltriifblieb. 03ad elmer
Mel0ung an Oie romiihe 3eitllng
u@iornoIe o'Stalia" bing Elm Sell
Oes 8eines in Dem Stiefel.)
Spdter piroe Die auffinoung Ell
nes 9riefes befannt, i'll benz es
bieB, Bob sic u9emofratii6 : So
i6iitiIde 9ortei~ Die 2eibe entferrt
babe. 81 9uce lit mieoer untrr
nns. Seine Iterblihen lleberreite
iin0 bon Ser 0emofratiih 6oid)i-
itiiden @artei in Sider6eit gebro6t
iuor0en." Die 8artei, 10 bieB es
neiter, babe Den Qeidnam, bon Dem
lid 0os 2idt Der Giuigfeit berbrei-
tet", gerou6t, ga tie nidt mebr die
fonnibaliihen 9eIeioigungen Oes in
Ser Gommuniitii6en Bortei organi-
lierten menl6Iiden l1nflats" ertra-
gen fennte. Gam tpllr0e gelo9t.
Ser Gog miro fommen, all benz
MuIiolini in ieitlrm Surg, gefiiBt
BON Ser Some, ourcb sic StroBen
Staliens 3ieben piro, uno ale 9o-
len ser Melt un0 aIe Sr1nen un1e-
rer 8rollen nidt ousreiden, inn
oieiem droBen So6n oie @riiBe Oes
2anoeS oarbieten."
4ngebli1 mar Ser Srt 0es Wlli-
iolini'ihen Grades MIR ein pdor
9erioneh befonnt. @in3elbeiten
ii6er Sic 8eiiebing am 30. glpril
1915 paren MIR gang iparli6 ge-
iuelen llno ser 9unft, no Die 2eide
eingeidarrt DurOe, mar gebeimge-
6olten moroen Inn 81 berbinoern,
Dab jemon0 sic 2eide a~iisgrd6t.
,,@o8 merfpiiroig it,, 10 bemerfte
@iopamio Gnpa35a, Gbef bon Mai-
lanos .Stoto Gipile", lit bic Satin-
DIE, OoB sic &Gllber ales 10 genolt
mubten oaB lie feline Belt uerlorell
un0 iid oireft 81 Dem Srt bego6en,
mo- Ser Snrg pergraben mar.
Ser M2oilGuoet Stootrat Slllio
Gaaino NOR sic Mniiht, ooB Ser
Houb pieaeiht nit perlt1rfter unter-
iroii6er fuihiitiifer 8ropaeanoa i'm
Mailanoer @ebiet 3uiammenbangt.
anoere Muil1nOer 8eamten meinten,
oob es iid bei ben G1u6ern Inn So
Ifiiten bnnoeIte, oie oie Sat ans
Gerebrung fiir sen frii6eren 8uce
beoiltQen. Ger Haltb mur0e BON
6rieobofsorbeitern ent0edt, Oie elm
leeres Brdb ioben. Son einem ge-
amten muroe erflart, oaB Die Sot bon
6odleuten ans0efiibrt moroen ieill
muB, Sic piel iiber 8eltattullgsmeielt
miiien miiiien, uoa es ld7nierig lit,
cine 2eihe nad einem Sabr obne
Gonoerfenntniiie aus einem Sara
8t seutfernen" Ser GQtb 0iipfte iih
mdbren0 ser ~an0ertbnI6 StunOen. err
eignet 6aben, ols fein Madter oa
mar, uno cine llnterinhung lit 6e-
reits eingeleitet.
MailanO StoIieniide @oli8ei
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

OemOnltriercn


Snnsbrud. = Sn oieier Snupt-
itaOt 8irols 9uben al oen beioen
Glterfeaertoqen 9emonitrationen uno
auuOgebungen 5uguniten Der &iif-
febr Siiotirols in Ser oiterreibilhen
Stoot Itattgefunoen.
GieIe Gemonitretionen 6e8pedten
0os @epiIen Der @elt mad95uriitteln
lin0 oui Geiterrcihs 6orOerung 6in-
iidtlid Sirotirols alimerfianl 81 ma
den.
Aus nielen Ealern 1915 3ehsntas
Tern oes SIM iDdren 9anien0e ut0
a6er gauiel0e IiroIer in oie 2atlOeS-
bauptitaOt Snnsbrlld 9efommen, nm
ourd lire SeiInabme an ben alnoge=
bungen fiir Siiotirols Seimfebr nod
ScIterreif ein5utreten.
Nm GIterlonntog farl0 cine N}al-
ienoerIommlung Itatt. Nuf oieler Der
lammlung ergriff oos 8arlaments-
mitalieo Stto Steineger oaS Wort.
Seine &eoe gipfelte in sic 6oroe-
runq, oe u~er6iinoeten Mad)te iollen
oas iiiotiroler 2auo nit ieinen 300
600 8epo6nern mieOer Selterreid
3uIprehen. Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
iolate elm rieliger 6adelSug ourd)
De StroBen Der Staot.
PM Gltermontog muroe Dem otter
reidiihen gun0eSfan5ler 2eopolo
Rial cine gntiflieBung iiberreiht.
SSn 0ieier MeIolution meroen Die per
biinoeten Mddte ouFgefpr0ert, Die
lSroae Noer 5a fiinFtigen itoatliden
Suqe6oriafeit Giiotirols elmer golfs-
o6Itimmung Ser ~iiiotiroler Beoolte-
rltng 5i unter6reiten.
Gr. @omaro &eut : Ricolulii Elm
6iibrer 0ieIer 8epegltng filr Tild9a-
&c -Sii0tirols an Geiterreid, erflarte
beute, Die @ntldIieBung TRACE Die
llnteridrift uon $4,000 bollbere6-
ti9er Siiotiroler @0blern. Gieie I'M
terldriiten muroeu in Siiotirol lelblt
beinlih geiommeIt uno iiber Die
itulieniih : 0iterreihiibe @ren5e ge-
lhmllaqelt. 3a SiiotirolS 8eiamtbc-
uolferung rlrno 100000 Menifen
5ablt uilo ainoer Die @ntihlicBung
niht unterifrieben 9aben, itellen Die
$4,000 unterihriften cine Mebr5abl
ser i~iiotiroler 9e00lferung oar.
Spreder Ser Siroler Qanoesre-
eierung IN Snnsbrud folgern aus Der
3abl Ser llnterihriften, oaB falt ale
10000 0eutIh urro itolieniid1 ipre-
denoe siiotiroler Sen 8uni6 Do6en,
{ crnellt 81 Gel6rrei6 81 geboren. Die
ASnnnsbruder &egierungsipred)er ge-
pen gu, oaB oie italienjide geuolfe-
3rung i'm 9e3irf uon 8o55ano in Der
fSiiooitede Siiotirols nift fir Die
( Fiiffebr nod Geiterrei6 begeiltert
limo. Groboem unteribrie6en $4,000
italieniid ipre6enoe geuo6ner Die
gntihlieBung.
Gle @ntlflieBung bat ~folgenoen
@ortlout: IS lit unier unerlhiitter-
Iife Wunld un0 @ille, 0nB unlcre
@einat iiiolid 0es grenner bis 81
Solurn mieoer nit Norotirol uno
SeIterreiA uereinigt meroen mOge.
@ir beitltigen 0as 0ur6 unlere I'm
teridriften."
Sn 0eiterreid ielbit 8irfulierte Die
GntidlieBung unter Gbemalige Sio-
tirolern. @ier enbielt sic &elolution
nod oen 5gidbliden 8nnld, ibnen
oie 8eteiligung an elmer 8olfsob-
thinning iiber oas Shifiol Siioti-
rolls 81 erlauben.
Ald) Siroler |ertreter Ser otter
reihiihen So5inLiiten unO Ronmu-
niIten ipraden iih gelegpntlid Der
@unogebungen in Snnsbrud 5ngnn-
item ser Niidfebr Siotirols aus.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

@al6ington (0IQO ~ @or iciner
Nbreiie nod 8uris bat Staatsiefre-
tdr Satnes s. @prnes in priOatcn
llnter6oltungen ourdbliden Iuiien,
CT lei binii6tlih ser @eltlage int
aagemeinen ilnO Der am%erifonildl-
ruIiiIdeu ge3iebuugen i'm beionoeren
duBerit peiiimiitiih.
9DrneS bat idon Dor leiner Nb-
reiIe altr 9onferen5 unperblilmt oa-
BON gereoet, er claude, Der 6rie0en
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
GnolnnN chrt Grfin>
Scr Ncs SahrraNs

2onOon (GNgO - Gum 3eiden
Ser 9anfborfeit iperoen s@nglanoS
gaofobrer I'M fomnenOen Wonat an
Dem @rabe 0es @%rfinoers 0es 6a6r-
robes, &irfpotrid Macmiaon, einen
2%orbeerfron5 nieoerlegen.
MuBeroem miro an Der Warer Der
Gdlciierei in Gollrtbia, Countries,
in Der 0ns erite 8obrrnO gebaut
puroe, cine Grinnerungstafel nnge-
braht meroen.
SIN Sabre 1889, ais Oos bun0ert-
jdbrige SubilGiim Ser Grfinoung
oes 6abrraoes f1nig gemelen ware,
mnroen lie DISQUALIFICATION megen Oes
GrieaSausbruhs perldo6en.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
Butter itntt Kancs
ncn" 1T Srnnfrcih

Garis (0gS9D - aiir3Iid mnroen
Mitnitionsfiiten fir ENGLAND ouf
elm in sc SABRE onfernoes Sdiff
aufgelooeL als cine Ser &iiten ans
Dem 2noungsneb berals5afaaen be-
gam. 9ie eridrofenen 9odarbeiter
erariffen ons Salenpnnier, uno Die
Site pllinlite alf ben &ni auf.
9(ber nidts geldab.
Snsenieure na9erteu iid Der
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

oeriperrtc ale nod bier iii6renoen
SanOitruBen, lin eillen 6aihiiten-
marid ouf Mailon0 81 oerbiiteM
Der ottrd oen &oub oes 9ei6noniS
afliiolinis inipiriert mnroe. g(ih
bat, pie Die 8oli5ei erfldrt, Elm
Sampf geget Ben Nommnnismus im
gfamen Oes Guce %beaonnen, obne ie-
0pd ndbere Nngaben 81 moden.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

Site nit boditer 8oriidt, iaben,
SAB lie, mie oae anoeren ngmmo"
beldriftet mar n un0 innoen, Bob
lie Butter entbielt. Die Shmor5-
1~orftpoli5ei periuht bernus3ubefom-
len lpie oas geideben fonnte!
Evening star., 1946-05-26

s,,o,so,d ood Regency REC PAT OFF
Evening star., 1946-05-26

kOma Park tennis courts.
These festivities, going into
their fourth year this sum-
mer, have drawn as many
as 1000 boys and girls in
a single night.
The first actual canteen,
according to the District
Recreation Depart m e n t,
was started in Jefferson
Junior High School three
years ago. 1t was followed
closely by canteens in Pow
ell, Taft and Buchanan
Schools. The planning and
running of all these activi-
ties are done by the boys
and girls themselves. with
full co-operation-but a
minimum Of supervision
from their elders.
A big feature In every
canteen is the coke bar"
Besides soft drinks a num-
Der of the canteenS serve
sandwiches, ice cream and
cookies - all the things
teen-agers especially go
for"
Planned floor shows are
popular in a number of the
establishments, but dane
ing is the main activity IN
all Of them. OrcheStraS
with from five to seven
pieces play sweet and hot.
A few canteenS have in
stalled juke boxes since the
end of the war has made
them available again.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Po9e l3

Admission to the juke-
box dances costs II cents,
canteens featuring bands
charge a little more. After
they get started the teen
age parties are self-sup-
porting to a large extent.
Sponsorship of churches,
parent teacher aSSocia-
tions and citizens organi-
cations is enough to help
them over financial rough
spots.
The Boys Club of Wash
ington has been carrying
on its coed program
ever since it was formed
in 1898. For the last four
years the club has spon-
sored weekly dances for
three different age groups.
ranging from 10 to about
l8. The dances for the
midget" or lO-to-l3 group.
start at 7 pm. and last
until $50. On special oc-
casionS the dances may 60
on until 9. Dances for the
other two groups last un-
til $50.
All the teen-age activi-
ties in town have a few
older people around, but it
is considered old fashioned
to look on them as chap
eroneS. They are welcomed
as honored guests. and as
a rule enjoy themselves as
much as the boys and girls
do
Evening star., 1946-05-26
By BETTY WIxCEY

WASHINGTON TIE f N =
AYERS have come into their
own. In the not SO dim past
they were laughed at. scold-
ed. or worst OF all just ig-
nored in their quest for
something to do on Friday
and Saturday nights. APP
parently they were too old
for Scout rallies, and OBJ
viously they were too young
for night clubs. Baffled
yrownups shook their heads
and went about their busi-
ness.
Since the war things
have changed. Parents and
educators decided that in
wartime boys and girls
grow up dangerously fast.
There was a great deal OF
talk about Juvenile delin-
quency." Churches, civic
groups and schools started
thinking seriously about
youth and how to keep it
properly entertained. Teen
ayers were quick to take
advantage of this new
frame OF mind-and as a
result "teen-age canteens"
began springing up all over
the city.
Washington led the coun-
try in the new youth
movement. with regular
outdoor dances at the Ia
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08
General Ingles Gives Nome Hope Improved Service

Major General Harry C. Ingles, Chief Signal Officer of the Army, accompanied by Major James M. Campbell, completed an inspec- tion of Signal Corps installations in Nome, including the Alaska Communication System, and de- parted for Barrow, Alaska on Sun day, July 2, to continue the in- Spection tour.
 This is the first time the Terri tory has been visited by a Chief Signal Officer of the Army while in office, and General Ingles has indicated that many improve ments in the radio telegraph and radio-telephone service rendered by the Alaska Communication System are planned in the near future.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08
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PRINTED MATTER

First-class printed mat. ter! There's an unusual story in print this color- full season-s summer cool ness, feminine charm and flattering beauty. A story telling print is a sure con- versation maker wherever you go.
 This gay Fashion Frock of the Week prints a sly bit of style news. With just a bit of tongue in your cheek. you'll see high-spirited horses with corkscrew bodies, flowing tails and well-shod feet, prancing about on soft spun rayon. And just be- tween me and you and the hitching post, it's a charming bit of fantasyl
 Very fashion-wise are the broad shoulders that extend to form cap sleeves, and the ripping peplum that rounds the hips as it swings out from the waistline. An artists bow ties boldly at the V. neckline./
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08
INSURANCE POLICY GETS FAST ACTION

LAMAR, Mo. (P)-After he had purchased car, Carl Moore went to an insurance firm to buy theft insurance.
 When the transaction was com pleted it was raining and Moore offered to take the agent home in the new car.
 Stepping outside, they discover ed the car had been stolen.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Nome and vicinity:
 Partly cloudy tonight and Tues day. Fog from the sea. Cooler Tuesday.
 Lowest temperature tonight 46. Highest temperature Tuesday 55.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. to- day:
 Precipitation last A hours none. Total precipitation this month 0.47.
 Temperatures last A hours. Highest 66. Lowest 49. Maximum wind last 24 hours Is mph from the Southeast. Sunrise 1:31 am. Sunset 1O:31 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day:
 Highest 68. Lowest 40.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08

James: II hear you got thrown out of school for calling the dean a fish"
 Charles: II didn't call him a fish. I just said, that's our dean,' real fast"
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1946

Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest g in 1884.
 Highest 72 in 1925.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7:30 am. today:
 Station Temp. Weather Barrow 45 Cloudy Point Hope fl Cloudy Kotzebue 62 Cloudy Shishmaref 52 Cloudy Wales 54 Cloudy Gambell 46 Cloudy Nome 66 Clear Unalakleet 69 Cloudy Bethel 64 Cloudy McGrath 65 Cloudy Anchorage 59 Clear Fairbanks 68 Clear Juneau 59 Partly cloudy Whitehorse 61 Cloudy Ketchikan 61 Clear Seattle 68 Rain
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-08

The perfect soldier doesn't money, doesn't drink, smoke, lne-doesnt exist
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-23
Now We Shall See

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-23
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain 10 miles
Crtinytubcs ortlters which help topurifythe
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many ueoule have to get up nights. reQuent
orscanty passages with smartingand burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and loscvaluable, restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
Poisonous matter 10 remain in your blood. 1t
may also cause narriar bachaehe. rheumatic
pains. leg pains loss Of pep and energy.
swelling puiiin,ss under the eyes, headaches
and diz1.nVsS.
Don't wai,l Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pill. stImuiaut d.urutic usJd successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doau give
happy relief and viii help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doau's Pills,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-23
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04
NOTICE no CREDITORS
OF A. r. DAVIS. De.
ooocad --.

ESTATE OF A. r. DAVIS. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrative Of
the Estate Of A. r. Davis, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said Admin
istratrix at Office of D. L. Egg
new, in Hardin, in the County
of Big Horn, State of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
April 3, 1916.
MOLLE B. DAVIS,
Administrative of the Estate
of A. r. Davis, Deceased.
D. l.. Egnew, Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Administrative,
Pub. Apr. 4, II, 18, Is.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04

Lot Fourteen (14), of Block
Three 81, Of the Original
Town (now City of Hardin,
Big Horn County, Montana,
according to the recorded plat
thereof,
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this 1st day
of April, A. D. 1916.
R. P. ROSS,
(SeaD Clerk.
Dan w. Maddox,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pub. Apr. 4, II, ID, Is.