davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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speciale konferencijos milicija.
Konferencijos nutarimai yra
zinonli. zinoma yra ir ten is
rinktoji Lietuvos Taryba IS 20
zmoniq, is kuriu siuo metu yra
jau mirusiu IL zmoniu, bolsevi-
ku deportuotu 4, gi laisveje IL
kusiu vos 4, is kuriu 2 sveicari-
joje.
Lietuvos Tarybai veikti bu-
vo labai sunkios salygos. Vo-
kieciai, noredami diskredituoti
ja zmoniu akyse, eme krasta
dar labiau plesti (girdi, jau
dabar "su Tarybos pritarimu")
!! Todel Tarybai reikejo pradeti
arsia kova SUI okupaciniais or
ganais. Deja, Tarybos tel.
kiamus rastus okupacijos or.
ganai nekreipe beveik jokio de
mesio.
Vokieciai buvo matoma, nusi
state panaudoti Lietuvos Tary
ba vien savo tikslams ir atsi
zvelgti j ia tick, kick jiem
patterns bus naudinga.
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sLEZVIGlECIU VEIKLA

slezvigo, Vokietijoje, apskri-
ties Lietuviu Sajungos skyriui
vadovauja Kauno Veterinarians
Akademijos Prof. K. Alminas
Didzioji apskrities Lietuviu da.
lis gyvena Tolk stovykloje, Il
KIN. nuo miesto, dalis pas
ukininkus ir mieste. Tolk sto
vykloje gyvena apie 200 emo
niu. Jiems vadovauja Ltn. '
Perminas, padedamas komite'
to (St. Butkus, D. Slavinskas
E. Vaitkeviciene).
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JULIUS SMETONA.

ia kuri savo auksciausiu tikslu
yra pasistacius paskiro EMO
gaus teisiu ir jo laisves gyni-
ma. il aiskiai pasako kad ru-
pinimasis zmonemis kurie del
teroro ju gimtinese, liko be ma
mu ir be pastoges, yra vienas
svarbiausiu jos uzdaviniu.
Remkime ta organizacija
Xxi siol World Bill of Rights
Association dar neturejo pro-
gos placiau pasireiksti. Bet
JOS vardas po truputi plinta,
ir kiekvienas kurs aiskiau nu-
mato bolsevikiska pavoju pri-
valo prisideti prie greitesnio
tos organizacijos ispopuliarini'
mo. Pirmoje eileje tue ture
tn pasirupinti palikuonys tt
tautu kurioms komunistine oil
ktatura graso isnaikinimu. Ia
nelaukdami, stokime j Worlt
! Bill of Rights Association Il
bukime jos remejais.
Jos nariais gall butt ne til
paskiri asmenvs bet ir istiso
grupes, klubai ir draugijos. Or
ganizacijos bustine yra: 10
Park avenue, Room 51l, New
= York, N. Y.
Ten galima gauti ir plates
J., niu informaciju apie sios OF
= ganizacijos veikla ir tikslus.
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HERTLINGAS PRIIMA
LIETJTVIU DELEGACIJA

Neziurint viso to, Lietuvos
Taryba nenuleido ranku. Pr
miausia, il pasirupino isgauti
is uzsieniu Lietuviu savo pri-
pazinima kaipo vienatines pri-
pazintos Lietuviu tautos in
teresu atstoves. Tatai ivyko
per ivairias Lietuviu konferen-
cijas sveicarijoje ir svedijoje
Pats Lietuvos neprikla u S O.
mybes atstatymo siekimas pra-
dejo igauti realesnes formas
kai Vokietijos kancleris Hert-
lingas 1917 m. Lapkricio 20 d
pareiske Reicho vardu pripazy-
stas apsisprendimo teise Lie
tuvai, Kursui ir Lenkijai. Tuo-
met Tarybos delegacija CA
Smetona, S. Kairys ir j. sau-
lys), pakellul IS SvelcarlJos
buvo priimta Hertlingo, didz
Gen. Stabe, Gen. Ludendorfo
O SUI Vokieciu uzs. reik minis
terija pasirase net 1917 m
Gruodzio l d. protokola apie
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes at
statymo salygas (su neisven.
giamu pasizadejimu sudaryti ST
Vokietija tam tikras konvenci.
jas).
Apie tas NUNS nepageidau,
jamas salygas galima III Y
daug ka pasakyti. Ano metc
salygomis, jos buvo neisvengia.
mos, jei norma buvo testi pra.
detasis nepriklausomybes dar.
bas. NUNS buvo, be to, jau
tuomet aisku kad Vokietija ka'
70 nelaimes ir kad nuo tt
NUNS antmetamu konvencijg
pazado tolesni ivykiai mus sa.
vaime paliuosuos. Ir kai aky,
vaizdoje darybu SUI bolsev. Ru-
sija, Vokieciai is musu dar kar,
ta pareikalavo tu konvencijV
pazado patvirtinimo naujoje
1917 m. Gruodzio IL deklaraci-
joje, mes, nors ir atatupstomis
SUI tue reikalavimu Wis delto
sutikome, vengdami nutraukti
pradetaji verpti musu politi.
niu siekimu siula. Svarbu bu.
vo neprileisti prie tustumos SUI
sidarymo.
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NESUTARIMAI SAVUJU
TARPE

Pc tos Gruodzio II d. dekla-
racijos turejo netrukus ivykti
is Vokieciu puses Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes atstatymo pas
kelbimas. Tatai turedama gal
vote, Taryba buvo issiuntusi
name pacioje 1913 m. pradzioje
j Stockholma, is kur turejau is
saukti Rusijos LietuviQ atsto-
vus ir juos painformuoti apie
musu vedamaji darba- Kaip
paskiau pasirode, niekas tuo-
met nebegalejo isvykti is Ru-
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sAMERIKOS miskai, jei su-
detum j viena paskira plota,
sudarytu giria $500 myliq il
gio ir 397 myliu plocio.
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Iul IL LlSCuVlQ Is IstiSlJoo II
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes at
statymo paskelbimo, vedziau
pasikalbejimus su ten tuomet
gyvenusiais Lietuviais: Dru j.
Sliupu, Kun. J. Tumu, j. AUX
stuoliu ir J. seinium, kol Vo-
kieciai pro savo vietos pasiun-
tinybe dave man zinoti kad
gryzciau greiciau j Vilniu, mes
ten Taryboje ivyke esq nesu-
sipratimu, ir kad mano buvi-
mas ten esas skubiai reikalin-
gas.
Taigi nuskubejau pro Ber-
lyna Vilniu. Cionai atVykes,
radau Taryba suskilusia ir Ia
rybos narius apkartusius: gir=
di, nieko nebeblsia.
Pasirode, jog Vokieciai pa
reikalave is Tarybos kad il nu~
siustu j Lietuvos Brasta, kur
ejo derybos SUI bols. Rusija,
delegacija, kuri turetu pareiks-
ii apie Lietuvos apsisprendima
atsiskirti nuo Rusijos ir atsta-
tyti Lietuvos nepriklausomybe
gi apie Gruodzio II d. dekla-
racijos antra dali su sutarciu
pazadu prizes Rusus nutyleti
,,Matydama kad Vokieeiai yra
'sugalvoje klasta, Taryba pa,
reiske sutiksiauti tatai pada.
ryti, jei Vokieciai atsakysia
Siuos klausimus:
l. kada ir kuriomis salygo
mis- bus perduotas krasto val
dymas Lietuvos Tarybai?
2. kada bus is Lietuvos is
. traukta okupacine kariuomen'
b. ir kada bus Quota galimybe or
= ganizuoti Lietuvos milicija?
3. ar ir kada Vokieciu Wy
i, riausybe pripazins Lietuvos ne
. priklausomybes atstatyma?
It. Atsakyno j situos Woke
= CLANS opius klausimus, aisku
Taryba nesusilauke. Prasidej'
betgi ir vel derybos ir spaudi
j.. mai is Vokieciu puses, kol ga
= lu gale Vokieciu pageidauja
i, moji formule begavo Taryboj
(. vos II balsu, gi 4 is Tarybo
=, pasitrauke, o likusieji nuo bal
- savimo susilaike. Tokiu budl
/. ivyko Taryboje skilimas, o vo
2 II Tarybos nariu balsais pri
: imtoji formule Vokieciams pa
= sirode nebepakankamai svari.
/ VISKAS GERAI, KAS GERA
: BAIGIASI
Taigi tokioje padetyje ra
- dau dalykus, gryzes Vilniun
] Pasizines su padetim ir pasi
D tares SUI P. Klimu, nenustoju
: stu nuotaikos, emiau kartu 81
: jo jieSkoti iseities. Reikej
: zut-but pastatyti Taryba We
4 ant koju. Pasidalijusiu akcija
: pravedeva pasikalbejimus SUI Ia
rybos nariais, kol pagaliau pa
] siseke susaukti vel visus kru
: Won vienos visiems priimtino
: formules pamatu. Ia formula
: buvo Vasario 16 dienos dekla
: racija.
] Susirinke Vasario 16 d. prize
: piet A. Smetonos kabinetan Lie
: tuviu Komitete, Didzioji g. 80
i, pasiraseme visi santarminga
, Vasario 16 dienos deklaracija
l jau be konvenciju, palikdam
Steigiamam Seimui nustatyt
santykius SUI kitomis valstybe
mis-.
Diena buvo ukanota, beveil
lietinga, be saules. Nuotaik;
buvo nekokia, mes visi jautem
kad dar daug reikes pakelt
vargo, kol atgysime tikraja sa
vo nepriklausomybe. Bet bu
yome pasiryze pakelti visa k;
savo tikslui pasiekti.
Perrinkome Tarybos prezidiu
i ma ir pradejome naujas kovas
; Jos dar buvo ilgos ir sunkios
; pareikalavusios IS krasto daut
: auku ir daug kraujo; kol gall
Il gale uzsibrieztasis tikslas, Lie
/, t,Ivos nnnriklausOmvhe atSta
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kaip lvyko vasario 16d. Neprik|ausomybes
AtStatymO PaSkeIbimaS

Raso DR.. JITRGIS SAULYS
Vienas pasrasiusu Lietuvos Neprklausomybes paskel
bimo Akta dabartins Lietuvos atstovas Sveicarjai.
Us ATSIMINIMU)
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JULIUS SMETONA
WORLD BILL OF RIGHTS ASSN. INC.
KvIEcIA ! KOVA PRIZES TOTALl-
TARIzMA

Vokietijos ir Japonijos tota-
litarinems diktaturoms zlugus,
komunistine diktatura beliko
vienintele totalitarine gresme
pasaulyje. Taciau, apimdama
beribius zemes rutulio plotus,
il simtams milijonu zmoniu lai-
ko uzdejus verguves letena irl
net grasina ir laisvajai pasau-
lilo DALAI. Ir kol 81 paskutine
totalitarine diktatura nebus
sunaikinta tol pasaulio ateitis
negales butt sviesi..
Taigi kova prizes totalitariz-
ma dar nera pasibaigus, ir ja
nutraukti butu didziausia klai-
da.
Sitai turint galvoje, pereitu
metu pabaigoje ir buvo ikur-
ia World Bill of Rights Asso-
citation. Jos dabartini BRAN
duoli sudaro Estu, Suomiu,
Vengru, Latviu. Lietuviu, Len
ku, Serbu ir Slovaku kilmes
Amerikieciai, bet JOS durys yra
atviros visiems kurie yra nuo-
sirdziai pasiryze kovoti uz de-
mokratijos ir teisingumo igy-
vendinima pasaulyje.
| sios organizacijos pirminin-
ku yra NUNS jau gerai zinc,
mas Kongreso atstovas Abb.
mas O'Konskis is Wisconsin,
o vienu jos vice pirmininku-
taipgi NUNS gerai zinomas Ku
nigas Jonas Balkunas is New
Yorko.
zmogaus teisiu gyneja
Ia organizacija savo veiklo
: pagrindan deda individo lais
3 YES ir pagarbos zmoniskajai as
: menybei atkurima, kuris lygi1
budu sudaro ir auksciausia dc
: mokratijos principa. Tikra
: jokia sistema negali butt pa
vadinta demokratine sistem
: jei il mindzioja po kojom siuo
|, asmens laisves desnius. Ia
0 jei World Bill of Rights Assc
: citation savo veiklos rodykli
: pasistato individo teisiu issau
= gojima pasaulyje, tue paciu
e iskyla kaip tikros demokratijo
S reiskeja.
Kovoja prizes melaginga
$ propaganda
= Nei vienam musu nera pa
: slaptis kad bolseviku propa
ganda Amerikoje, remiam
l milijoniniu kapitalu, daugeliu
geru Amerikieciu yra iskre:
: pus tikraji siu dienu pasauli
|. vaizda. Bolsevikiska mela pc
: radio ir spauda skleisdama
: itikino ne viena kad komuniS
j tine sistema nera priesinga dc
0 mokratinei sistemai, bet test
i daro skirtinga pastarosios fol
!, ma. Lygiu budu j nuolat ka
: tie kale ir ne vienam ikale ka
: kiekvienas kurs yra nusistate
: prizes bolsevikus, tue paciu yr
S pro-nazis.
e Kaip geriausia galina al
: remit 81 slykstu mela? Ogi pa
teikiant teisinga informacijs
5 parodant kaip tikroveje gyve
mama totalitarines diktaturo
i glebyje.
!, 1'uo keliu kaip tik ir Elm
j World Bill of Rights Associs
i ton: teisinga informacija, te
: singas salygq nusvietimas kc
munistines ar kurios kitos dix
K taturos valdomose srityse yr
a vienas jos tikslu.
! Atsimena tevynes netekusius
Mes labai gerai suprantam
: j kokia sunkia padeti siadie
, yra pakliuve milijonai zmoni
kurie, bijodami komunistini
teroro, nedrysta gryzti saw
!. tevynes. Angliskoje ir LietU
!, viu spaudoje jau NUNS yra tt
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Us ATSIA
(Pabaiga is pereito nr.) Il
lr pacioje Vokietijoje imta
daugiau atsizvelgti j busimos
talkos galimybes, kurios, toliau
ziurinciu politikq nujau t m u,
vargu galejo butt pasiekiamos,
einant aneksines politikos ke-
liu. Taigi, nenorint grazinti
vakariniu Rusijos provinciju at
gal Rusijai, reikejo, amot ju,
rasti kitokia iseiti. Ir cia eme
gimti visokiu planu. Palau-
kiausi NUNS Lietuva lieciantie-
il, planai, centro ir soc.-demo-
kratu frakciju palaikomi, sieke
pripazinti busimos Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe, jeigu il pano-
retu sueiti j draugiskus su Vo-
kietija santykius ir ia atsirem-
tt. Xiii planai, eina visokiu
uniju kryptimi, buvo, supran-
tama, NUNS nepriimtini. Ko-
vote tarp visu tu tendenciju pa
cioje Vokietijoje grumesi dvi
grupes: is vienos puses centro
ir s.-demokratu politika, is an
tros puses gen. stabo politika,
einanti visada nepalankiausia
NUNS aneksine kryptimi, o Vo-
kieciu uzs. reik. ministerijos
politika stengesi laviruoti tarp
tn dvieju tendenciju, krypda-
ma kartais tai vienon, tai an
tron pusen.
IVYKIAI KRYPSTA GEROJON
PUSEN
Ar siaip ar taip, 1917 metQ
pradzioje ir Vokieciu karines
sferos eme kalbeti apie save
nora sukurti ir pas mus vad
Vertrauensrata (Pasitikej m c
Taryba). En1e masinti tai vie
na, tai kita (vyskupa Karevi-
ciu, Dra Basanavieiu, A. Sme-
tona ir ky sutiktl su ia ideja
ir sukurti tokia Vokieciams pa
tinkama taryba, kuri galetQ
butt Vokieciams pagelbiniu pa
tariamu organu. Niekas, II.
noma, is musiskiu nesutiko sU
tais pasiulymais. IS musu pu.
ses buvo grieztai reikalaujamaS
paciu Lietuviu rinktas orga
mas.
Po ilgu gincu ir derybu Vo-
kieciams galq gale nieko ne.
liko, kaip sutikti su musu pa
siulymu.
Mat, ivykus Rusu revoliuci'
jai, 1917 m. Geguzes men. n
d. susirinkes Petrapilyje Lietu.
viu seimas pareikalavo Lietu-
vos nepriklausomos valstybes
Be to, ten buvo jau susidarius!
Lietuviu Tautos Taryba. Jau
vien konkurencijos sumetimais
negalejo Vokieciai pasiro d t
blogesneje padetyje.
Todel musu pasiulymas suda'
ryti Organizacini Komiteta, ku-
ris turetu parengti konferenci-
jos susaukima Vilniuje isrinkti
Lietuvos Tarybai, buvo pagalios
Vokieciu priimtas.
Organizacinin Komitetan bu-
VO muSQ pakVleSta IL ZmOnlQ
is provincijos ir A is Vilniaus
Komitetas susirinko ir pose
dziavo 1917 m. Rugp. l A d.
mano butte. Buvo nutarta, ka-
dangi Vokieciai neleido pada-
ryti tikru rinkimu kad Orga-
nizacinio Komiteto nariai ap-
vazines kiekvienam numatytus
rajonus ir per tam idem sau-
kiamus pasitarimus numatys
po q 5 atstovus ] konferencija.
Isviso buvo pakviesta j kon-
ferencija 264 zmones, kuriu at
vyko 214 zmoniQ. Konferenci-
ia ivyko Lenku Teatre D. Po-
guliankoje ir tesesi nuo Rug
sejo 1S ligi 22 d. Buvo nusta-
tyta SUI Vokieciais kad konfe-
rencijos posedziuose Vokieciai
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LAISVA LIETUVA ''"* palm" ';@ .,-n-
AUKOS LIETUVOS LAISVI-
NIMO REIKALAMS

Peter Balkus,
Detroit, Mich. 800
K. Dailydiene
Detroit, Mich. zoo
John Herman
Glendale, w. Va. 800
G.. Kokalas,
Johnson City, n. Y. 500
Mr.. ir Mrs. John Stinulis
Mayville, Mich. 200
Mrs. J. Wilkitus
Olyphant, Pa. 800
Povilas Stonaitis,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 100
Pranas Martinkus,
Ravenna, Ohio zoo
Tam. Danilevice
So. Standard, I'll. 500
John Sutkus
Toledo, Ohio 400
Mrs. Ann Sincavage
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 80 LOO
Mrs. E. Matulevicius
Brunswick, Ohio 100
B. F. Simons
Chicago, III. l.OO
J. Urbaitis
, Donora, Ia. 500
J. Urhonas
Film Flon. Canada LOO
DR.. J. J. Bielskis
Los Angeles, Cal. 600
Prane P. Sumskaite
Lowell, Mass. 600
, Anthony Dambrauskas
Philadelphia. Pa. 800
J A. J. Kaniusis
} Philadelphia, Pa. 800
J John HORIZON
J White Plains, N. Y. 800
F. Vastunas
Woodhaven, n. Y. 200
Peter urba
4Altamont, n. Y. 200
Anna Yakstys
Brooklyn, N. Y. 200
D Z. .Jankauskas,
Philadelphia, Pa. 200
Q (Bus daugiau)
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Nariu Mokessiai, ir Pi.
nigai uz knygas

LORAIN, OHIO
Frances A. Dzamluk 500
Mrs. Slaus LOO
Jacob A. Laucaitis LOO
Glen A. Loury LOO
Jonas Zienius LOO
Louis Laucaitis LOO
Zofija Laucaitiene zoo
Mrs. Wayne Rulkley zoo
Mr.. &, Mrs. John Csavina 200
CLEVELAND. OHIO
K. Leimonas 1l.O0
Alekas Ranvs 1000
Juozas Miliauskas 600
Pr. ir Elena Aksenaviciai 500
V. Amsiejus 5.OG
T. Curlanis DOC
K. S. karpius 800
P. Kundrotiene 5.OO
Andy Lukas 300
Oasis Cafe 800
Margaret Selius 500
/ Mr.. & Mrs. Val Sepic 500
Mr.. & Mrs. Jonas Urbonas 500
Toni Urban 5.OO
| K. Wallace 5.OO
Juozas Zidziunas 5.OC
A. Navickiene 3.Ol
) Vincas Greicius d zoo
= Julia klimaviGius 2.Ot
!, Anna Radzukinas 2.O(
Vacius Jurgelis LOT
x 1.O(
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KAS DAUGIAU?

Siuskit savo auka Lietuvos
vadavimo akcijai remit. Rem
kit u. S. Kongrese inestu re-
zoliuciju pravedima Kongrese
Aukokit Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungai, kuri aktingai dirba Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes gyni-
mo darbe. ,Aukas siuskit:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
eAMERIKOS orc linijos uz-
sisake nauju lektuvu uz 800
milijonu. taip kad 81 Sails tu-
res orc susisiekima iris kartus
didesni negu tureta prizes ka-
ra.
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ir Jos Darbai.

Tuoj raaukt arba augiau u idon nygbumu
Americas ietuvu Mj vemus Washngtone Fran
Abma 81 colu foografQ
vsais Angkas Mjos Auka S1OO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Catholic Lay Groups ReceiUe Con1n1uniOn
 Msgr. Newman, Mayor MOnasan
 Address Breakfast Gathering
 Following Church Services;
 65O in Procession
$50 in PrOcessiOn

Policemen, firemen, postal em- ployes, war veterans, teachers and members of the Knights of Colum- bus received Holy Communion at the 8 o'lcock Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception yes terday, marking the annual Com munion Sunday sponsored by Sherl- dan Council. More than $50 men were in the Communion group.
 At a Communion Breakfast at The Elton after Mass, about 250 in attendance heard the Right Rev erend Monsignor Thomas Newman declare that lack of philosophy based on simple faith has brought confusion to the world. Monsignor Newman, prefect apostolic of the LaSalette Fathers mission in Bur ma. was a prisoner of the Japanese for more than three years.
 The communicants marched to the church from assembly points on Grand Street. Police Drillmaster William Dwyer was marshal.
 Mayor John s. Monagan, speak ing at the breakfast, asked that in the difficult days of the future those employed as public servants raise their own standards of serv- ice. William St. John, former army lieutenant colonel, was toastmaster Seated at the head table were the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Grounds for Hope Ahead Says Pastor
 Rev. Dr. John C. Walker Urges
 Freedom in Religion, Plays Politics And Religion of Spain

Men everywhere need something that will lift their hopes and expec- tations to higher levels, something that fully persuade them that des- perate as these days, vast and ter- rible as is the worlds need, there are grounds for hope of better things for ourselves and our children said the Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, Sec ond Congregational Church, yester- day morning in his sermon entitled, Finding the Higher Level.
 pr. Walker said in part
 Neither the national nor the in- ternational scene give us too much hope if we look merely at the sur- face of things. On the anniversary of VIE Day or day or so later I read a most disheartening resume of conditions in Europe. It was a story of desolation, destitution, out rage and destruction. It told of the plight of the refugees and the dis placed persons. It was vivid and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Taft Will Accept Presidential Race

Washington, June 3. CUP)-Sen. Robert A. Taft, (R.-O), indicated that he would accept the l948 Re- publican presidential nomination if 1t were offered to him.
 Taft said he would not actively seetk the nomination. He added, however, that he never heard of anyone running away from the nomination if 1t were offered to him."
 Taft was asked why he had hired publicity agent if he were not presidenal candidate.
 He replied that there has been a constant left-wing attack" against him and he thought it was only fair to explain my viewpoint to the country"
 Taft did not believe that foreign policy would be an issue in the l948 campaign because 1t now has cut across party lines"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03

Sullivan side the rOomand take their orders from the people
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 All in the of liberty.
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 We a Shepherd Whom we know and Who knows us
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Hospital Bulletins

Injured while attempting to remove a tractor from the mud, Daniel Randall, IS, of Guernsey town Road, Watertown, was struck by a log he used under the tractors wheel Saturday and received a compound fracture of the leg. Waterbury Hospital i, authorities said today the youth was in good condition.
 The conditions of the pilot and passenger of the plane which crashed at Mt. Tobe Airport Fri day, were reported to be good to- day at Waterbury Hospital. Pilot william F. Mcdonald, 37, of Say vile, L. l., is under treatment for bruises and contusions of the head and body. A girl passenger, Mary Leon, 24, of Neponset, l.. l., is under treatment for a frac- tured nose and bruises of the body.
 Three -year-old Edward Soucy, son of MT. and Mrs. George Soucy of White Road, Oakville, was reported to be in good con- dition today at Waterbury Hos- pital where he was admitted at S:3O P. M. yesterday for treat ment of an eye injury. Hospital attends said the youth was struck in in the eye with pencil while playing with his bother.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03

Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, who is fire department chaplain, ana the Rev. Philip Hussey, assistant pastor of the Church of the Imma- culate Conception, police depart ment chaplain.
 Discussing his missionary experi- ences, Monsignor Newman said there was mot much glamor in the heat of the tropics, the sweat, the mud, and the rains. It's a life q man would never lead except for supernatural motives"
 Edward Bergin was chairman of the arrangements committee, as- sisted by pr. William Spain and John ORourke representing Fourth Degree knights; MT. Bergin and Th0mas F. Long, representing Third Degree knights; Elmer Shove and Thomas Scadden, representing the firemen: Bernard Burns and Paul Moynahan, representing the police men; Charles Bannon and J. Fran cis Roland, representing the teacn- CTS: Edgar Dwyer, Frank X. Keefe, and Thomas Phelan, representing postal employees, and Charles ". Melville, military and veterans groups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
33 Receive First Holy Communion
 Breakfast Follows
 Si. MIchasI's Q O'Clock
 Mass Sunday

Waterville, June 3-Thirty-three children received the sacrament of Holy Communion for the first time at the g o'clock Mass yesterday morning at st. Michael's Church The Rev. James J. Mccormick, pas tor, celebrated the Mass and dis tributed the sacrament. Women of the parish served the class a conn munion breakfast in the parish hall immediately after the Mass.
 The class comprised the following group: Anita Albert, Loretta Arsen- ault, Mary Bieber, Carol Blinn, Dolores D'Agnese. Barbara East wood Shirley Fischer, Joan Hart. Jean Hogan, Carol Martin, Ellen Monroe, Roseanna Montambault, Carol Neidman, Marie Paradis, Margaret Scott, Patricia Sullivan Marie Tardy, Marilyn Tucker, Joan Violette, Floyd Bishop, Richard Bray, Charles Catalina, Lawrence Donahue, James Doyle, Irving Gass William Lanese, Frederick Mc- Carthy, John McMahon, Richard Miclette, Neal Northrop, John Reil- ley and Irving Tucker.