davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
RakouStf socialists proti zrfze-
nj move armady.

Widen. = Socialiste stavf Sc
prot nedavnemu navrhu kan
cleFe Leopolda Figla, ably Ra-
kousko op6t zT1dilo armada.
Pod titulem "Konec heroismu"
Arbeiterzeitung pTinesl redak-
chi clanek, v nemz Sc pravf:
V Rakousku opet sc mluvf O
Zfizen1 armady. Jsou tn ii, KITE
Fl jiz cekajf, re budou znovu
aktivovani, doufajice, re bu-
dou m1ti Ease svGj zlaty lfmec
a svou savlicku. Budou Ease
v~yvysovati tradici, pochodova-
ii "a kapelou, ziviti vojenske-
no ducha a provadeti manevry
S pap1rovymi tanky. Name by
ii obdafeni novym militaris-
mem a nOvym duchem hrdin-
stvf.
"Nepovfdejte nam pohadku
o male armada, ktera Dude ha-
iiti vlast v dobe nebezpecf.
Zname dobTe tuto povfdacku.
Dvanact6ho bTezna 1893 ra-
kouska armada nevypalila je-
dinou ranu a pristi den ztravi-
la defilirkou pred novym valec
nym panem.
"Ano, Rakousko potrebuje
vojaky, ale nanejvys vojaky k
obrane hranic prot podloud-
nfkdm, k vykoTenenf zlocinec-
kych tlup nebo k stavenf hra-
II, kde je strach z povodne.
To je dostacitelne hrdinstvf
pro mas. Chceme byti tim, CO
nazyvate Spinavymi civilisty.
Civilisovany svet poskytuje j.
ne prostfedky nez je vas = u
kaZovati muznost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Jugoslavie znarodhuje
prHmysl.

V Belehrade schvalilo naro-
dnf shromazdenf zakon, navr-
zeny vladou marsala Tita,
ifmz Sc znarodnuje AZ jugo-
slavskych prdmyslovych pod
Mkt. Poole tohoto zakona
must stat odskodnit vlastnfky
znarodnenych prGmyslovJch
podnikG obnosy, rovnaj1c1mi
sc iejich odhadnf Gene v den
vyvlastnen1. Kompensace bu-
de vyplacena v statnlch 1pi-
sech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Tez v lednu nebude odvodH.

Trad valky oznamil, re tez v
lednu pristine roku nebudou
konany vojenske odvody, o tom
CO Dude v 1noru Sc vsak Trad
nevyjadfil.
Bylo vsak naznaceno, re v
1noru nutno S odvody poc1tati
proto, re dobrovolne vstupy do
armady :jsou nynf velice neu-
spokojive. Rovnez nebylo re-
ceno, poda-li trad valky navrh
ably platnost branneho zakona
hyla prodlouzena ma dobu pc
81. bfzenu 1947, kdy platnost
Zakona konc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13

vodu osob dospelych - tt vsi-
chni mohou dosvedciti, jak o.
chotne jim prispechala Trave-
lers Aid ma pomoc. Vedi tez,
re je takova pomoc nestala a.
nj vindry. Travellers Aid 81 ne
dava "a sve sluzby platiti, pc
nlze potTebne ma jeff cinnost,
jsou opatfovany re soukro-
mych pr1sp6vk1.
f. L. /. S. - Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Amerika ponese 1880 vyloh
Spojenych narodH.


Amerika souhlasila tim "a
platiti ma pr1st1 rozpoctovy rok
37.5 procent vydan1 Spojenych
narodG jichz celkova WISE byla
urcena obnosem $4,000, 900.
Die dosavadnfch plant ma ten
to americky podfl platiti jen
ma pr1st1 rozpoctovy rok 1947.
PAX sc Amerika chce domaha-
tt toho, ably jejf podil nebyl
vyssf jedne tfetiny.
PGvodne bylo zadano, ably
America platila jednu polovi-
nu vyloh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
v Anglii budou zdaneny sazky

Britska vlada chysta predlo-
hu zakona O zdanenf sack.
Poc1ta sc, re 2.5 procentni dan
by statn1 pokladne do roka Wy
nesla asi As, 0OO,O 900 dolar1.
Vedle Ameriky snad Sc sazf
v Anglii ma konske dostihy, ma
psi dostihy, ma zapasy v kopa-
ne atd. nejv1ce ma svete. Do ro-
ka pry Sc uzav1ra jiste "a $780,
100000 sack.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Prvni civilni jeep
V Ceskoslovensku.

New York (CTK) - "Svo-
bodne noviny" otiskly v hospo-
darske kursivce 10 .listopadu
zmlnku o prvnfm americkem
civiln1m jeepu v Ceskosloven-
sku, Q kterem napsaly toto:
"Vsude kolem mas je tTeba
tolik prace. Kdyz il zmdzeme,
dvouletka Sc must zdarit. Ia
lei ma tom, jak ma to pGjde-
me. Reknu yam, jak vesele sc
rolnic1, aniz Sc role nic1. Je to
" Sandlu u Horn1ho Litvfnova.
RECEIPT pochazf z Ameriky, a.
lie nasemu zemed6lci by Sc zej-
mena dnes naramne dobfe no
oil: Je to jeep znacky WHY'S.
Prlvezl 81 jej re Spojenych Sta
tn p. Almost Moravek, kdyz Sc
pres Ameriku vracel z vice nez
trlleteho pobytu v japonskem
koncentracnfm taboTe v Ma
mile ma Filipinach. Tvrdf Sc,
re je to jediny civilny jeep v
Ceskoslovensku a jeho hlav-
MIN i vedlejsfm povolanim je
slouzit a pomahat sedlakovi.
Je zivy jake z1hadlo a silny ja-
ko sion. Rozveze hn1j pc po-
Itch tfikrat rychleji nez silny
par valachG. Rozkyda pGdu a
zaofe. Neboji sc ami korenn
ami kamen1. Jeho stroj mysli
pri tom a "a vas: zkusf to zno-
WI, opatrne, rozvazne, ably 81
neublfzil a pTekazku zmohl.
PRAGUE vsemi ctyrmi koly,
predek ma zat1zen asi 40 XII
logramovym bTemenem. Uvali,
zaseje, sklidf. Take parezy
poora poseSe a sveze 1rodu.
Obil1 vymlat1, vycistf, slamu
poreze. Odklidf snfh. Vyhlou-
bf jamy pro kdly cd plotu nebo
vyhrabe "a vas pF1kop Poole
cesty. Nalfcf yam dun a po-
stf1ka ovocne stromy nebo po-
krop1 zeleninu. Pc silnici u
tahne naklad We vaze peti tun.
Nezna koupcG. Rychlostf go
100 KIN "a hodinu vas doveze
tfebas ma kftiny nebo ma swat
bu. Je v mem m1sta pro Sest O.
sob. Vecer v mem m1zete do
pravit tfebas tele nebo prasat-
ko k Tezn1kovi. PAX mGzete
srotovat v mem obilf. Zkratka
idealni vozidlo Sc vSemi pred
nostmi automobile a Sc vsemi
prednostmi traktoru, jez umo-
mi, ably sedlak mel nejen me-
ne dfiny, ale ably Sc mohl podi-
let i ma kulturnfm zivote
mest."
Krajan Almost Moravek Sc
vratil do Ceskoslovenska letos
z lara pc dlouholetem pobytu
v cizine. Pc velkych 1trapach
v japonsk6m koncentracnim
tabore v Mantle a pc nekolika-
mesfcnfm pobytu V New Yorku
vratil Sc do Ceskoslovenska a
1myslem zalozit ma vhodnem
mfste v Ceskoslovensku moder-
nj americkou slepic1 farmu.
Mezi 1plnou vybavou pro ten
ito pr6kopnicky podnik byl tez
americky jeep, pfizpdsobeny
pro vsechny NONE farmaTske
prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Automobily Kaiser-Frazer
zdraZenY O S94 az S124.

Detroit. = Automobile Kai-
ser-Frazer oznamila, re cena
automobile Kaiser byla zvyse-
ma O 1914 a Frazer O 1924, die
toho cinf cena prvn1ho typu
nyn1 $1,739 a druheho S1,919,
zdrazen1 vyrobn1ch vyloh je u
dano "a dGvod zdrazeni.
Ford a Packard jsou nyni
jedinymi firmami, ktere dopo-
sud n~ezvysily cenu svych W.
robku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
z cinnosti Americkeho ustavu
v PraZe.

Praha (CTK) = Americky
1stav v Ceskoslovensku pTipra-
vii pro prazskou verejnost cy-
klus ctvrtecnfch vecerG, v
nichz seznam1 1castn1ky fill
mem, prednaskami a hudbou
Sc zivotem a kulturou Spoje-
nych StatG. Novinkou Dude u
veden1 americkeho brain trus-
tn jake move formy pTednasky
a diskuse, v nemz clenove anne
rickeho velvyslanectv1 zodpo-
vi ma dotazy obecenstvu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Uhli bylo nalezeno pod
mestem Topeka. Kansas.

Topeka, Kansas. - Otazka
paliva v tonic meste vypada
Zamestnanci mestskeho
departmental, kter1 kopali ka-
nal pod jistou ulic1, narazili ma
z1lu, 20 pallet silnou, pouhych
IA stop pod povrchem.
Zat1m co otcove mesta IVA
zuif O mestskem dolovanf, del
nfci pouzfvaji uhlf k ohn1m, u
nichz sc ohT1vaj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
CSR je dGlezitym pojitkem
mezi Zapadem a Vychodem.

Praha (CTK) - Generalni
tajemn1k Svetove federace spo
lecnosti Spojenych narodG Ac-
ker prohlasil v1denskemu do
pisovateli Csl. tiskove kancela-
re, re Ceskoslovensko NIUE
byt poj1tkem mezi Vychodem
a Zapadem. Pro svou polohu
je Ceskoslovensko d1lezitym
Cinitelem stTednl Evropy. &C.
neralnf tajemnfk Acker doufa,
re Ceskoslovensko niue byt
napomocno jake spojenec So
vetskeho svazu, ktery nen1 Gle
mem Svetove federace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
CsI. vyrobky do Ciny.

Bradshaw (CTK) - Sloven-
ske tovarny vyvazejf sve W.
robky az do Cfny. Povazske
strojfrny, narodnf podnik We
Stare Ture, vypravily v techto
dnech pres Holandsko zasilku
vodomerG pro GNU. Vyrldily
tuto objednavku Ia 40 dn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Osazovani zemsdslskych used
LOST " ceskem pohranici.

Praha (CTK) - V ceskem
pohranicf je obsazeno kvalifi-
kovanymi uchazeci $3.50 re
medelskych usedlostf, z cehoz
pfipada 5,400 ma volynske &C.
chy, 1880 ma ostatni reemi-
granty a 1926 ma Slovaky. Ne
obsazenych zemedelskych use
dlost1 k 80. listopadu je 1925.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Csl. vsdectf pracovnici " alto
move fysice ma skoleni
do ciziny.

Praha (CTK) - Ustav pro
atomovou fysiku Ceske akade-
mie we'd a umen1 chce poslat
.csl. vedecke pracovn1ku ma
SkOlenl do ciZiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Rokovani o Zakarpatske
Ukraine.

Praha (CTK) - 2. prosince
bylo zahajeno rokovanf csl.-
oov6tske likvidacnf komise O
Zakarpatske Ukraine.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

Republic: Mrs. Maria Ester Luz,lri-
aga de Desmaras, Argentina; Mrs.
Carmen B. de Losada, Bolivia; Miss
Leontina Licinio Cardoso, Brazil;
Mrs. Marta Vergara Chamudes,
Chile: Mrs. Maria Currea de Aya.
Colombia; Mrs. Elena Mederos de
Gonzalez, Cuba; Mrs. Piedad Cas-
tillo de Levi, Ecuador; Miss Marta
Elena Solano, Ell Salvador.
Also Miss Mary Cannon, United
States: Miss Guillermina Lopez
Martinez, Guatemala; Nine. For
tuna Andre Query. Haiti; Mrs. Ofe-
liza Mendoza de Barret, Honduras;
Mrs. Amalia C. de Castillo Ledon,
vice chairman of the commission,
Mexico; DR.. Olga Nunez Abaunza,
alternate delegate, Nicaragua; Mrs.
Esther Neira de Calvo, Panama;
Mrs. Aurora Caceres, Peru: Mrs.
Ofelia Machada de Benvenuto, al
ternate delegate, Uruguay, and Mrs.
Isabel Sanchez de Urdaneta, Vene-
zuela.
Cotton cloth produced in the
United States in an average year
would cover two States the size OF
Delaware.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Women Of Americas
Open Commission
Session Monday

The Inter- American Commission
of Women, made up OF delegates
from each of 81 American republics
who work to improve conditions Tor
women In the Americas, will begin
its fifth assembly Monday at the
Pan American Union here.
The session will continue through
December u, and will include the
study of the report and recon-
mendations to be presented next
wear at the ninth Pan American
Conference at Bogota, Colombia.
The agenda includes also discussion
o fthe commissions statutes, to be
approved at the Bogota conference,
and a proposed tour OF the Latin
American countries.
To Hear Rowe.
DR.. Leo S. Rowe, director general
of the Pan meriean Union; DR.. Pedro
de Alba. assistant director, and DR..
Antonio Rocha, Ambassador of Co
lombia to the Pan American Union
and chairman of the governing
board, will address the opening ses-
sion.
An open forum will be held De-
cember Is in which representatives
of women's organizations in this
country and Latin America will par
ticipate. The discussion will take in
women's political, economic and
educational programs and ways OF
solving them.
Speakers to attend the forum In
clude Mrs. Amanda Labarca, Chilean
delegate to the United Nations As
sembly: Mrs. Chase Going Wood
house, Representative from Con-
necticut, and Benjamin Cohen, as
sistant secretary general Of the De-
partment of Public Information oil
the United Nations.
Delegates to Assembly.
The commission was created al
the 9Th Pan American Conference in
1928, and permanently established
at the conference in 1888. Dele
gates to the assembly will include
Miss Minerva Bernardino, chair
man of the commission, Dominican
Evening star., 1946-11-29
SocioIite Hunter Picks
Debutontes Over Ducks
ny fhs Associoisd Press

MOBILE. Ala.A socialite hunter,
torn between ducks and debutantes,
apparently decided on the debs. He
inserted this ad in the Mobile Press
classified column:
will trade three boxes OF shotgun
shells, any gauge, most any load, for
two formal wing collars, size 16."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
ONLY LOGICAL,
Tieup Manila Rails

MANILA Jan. is (INS)-
walkout of 4,600 members of four
Philippines labor unions halted
traffic on L. s. army-operated
Manila Railroad Co. lines today.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Heart Worst
Death Factor

Heart disease caused more
deaths in Detroit in 1945 than
any other single factor. the an
nual report of the board of health
revealed today.
Or. Bruce H. Douglas, city
health commissioner, pointed out
in submitting the report that
pneumonia had dropped from sixth
10 ninth place, largely because Of
the use of sulfa drugs.
The other nine highest causes
of death in Detroit in order, were
given as cancer, coronary artery
disease, cerebral hemorrhage, in
fancy diseases, Brights disease
and nephritis, tuberculosis. acci-
dents, pneumonia and diabetes.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Bdiiengeft toAsk
ESQ More Men

In the face of an increased rate
of crime, Police Commissioner
John Ballenger said today he
would ask common council for
authority TO appoint $50 addi-
tional patrolmen.
Ballenger also announced the
promotion of 10 members Of the
department. Those promote o e d
were:
From sergeant 10 lieutenant
Ralph Wilkinson. Clyde Cox and
Robert ID. Brown.
From detective sergeant 10 de-
I ective lieutenant - Mason M
Hurst, Elmer Bracket and Louis
4. Estes.
From patrolman 10 sergeant
Cecil j. Burkhardt, George N
Pallister, Lawrence a. Jackson
Fred G. Kirby and Alex Anderson
From detective 10 detective
sergeant-Victor B. Reed, Howard
ID. Stewart, Monroe TOYS. Hard.
ing w. Perry and Robert C
Harris.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
SIdsher Of Wife
Draws % Days

Andrew Rucker, 81. today was
sentenced 10 80 days in the House
Of Correction for cutting the
throat of his wife, Justine, 30,
mother of nine children.
The cutting occurred Jan l3 in
the course of an argument at the
home 1858 nene
Other sentences by Recorder S
Court Judge Paul +. Krause in
cluded 60 days 10 James WySocki,
II. of 565l St. Lawrence, for
assault and battery, and 60 10
Leo T. Vedaurri, AZ, OF l02 Slim
son, for contributing 10 the de-
linquency Of a l4-year-old girl
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
City Sits
Need for
IOc Fare

Investigation OF the DSR fare
raise BY Auditor General Benja-
min J. Tobin Will proceed az once
Councilman Charles G. Oakman
said today.
The formal resolution request
inc the investigation was With
drawn. when Tobin agreed.
Opposition TO the DSR fare
boost arose m still another quar-
ter as the Dearborn city council
requested the DSR 10 explain
why tho universal l0-ccnt charge
was made necessary.
In a resolution, the council re-
minded The DSR that II operated
StreetcarS and busScS on Dearborn
streets by license only
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
City Mayors
Plan Strategy

JACKSON. Jan. 16---Mayors of
a dozen large Michigan cities met
here today at the call of Mayor
Jeffries OF Detroit TO discuss fu-
ture strategy in the drive TO OBJ
tain a refund OF sales tax revenue
10 Michigan cities.
The executives have formally
asked the state Legislature to re-
turn S16,000,000 of the current
surpluSes in the state treasury 20
cities and townships for the re-
lief of the local property tax
paVer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

main speaker
when the De
troit chapter
holds its an
nual inStalla-
ton OF officers
Friday night in
tn @ Whittier
Hotel
Detroit off,
GERS 20 take
office formally
are: president,
1t owen a.
John son: 1t
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Sojoufner Chief
In Detroit Friday

Navy Capt William w. Brad
ley, holder Of the Congressional
Medal Of Honor and president of
National Soiourners. will be the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Lost Detroit Filler
Now Reported Dead

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland E. Ken
nedy, parents of 1t Jack w.
Kennedy, "a, Of 9599 Monica,
missing since Nov. 2, 1914, on a
lighted mission over the English
Channel. were informed by the
war department today that he
was presumed dead.
Kennedy was seen 10 bail out
over the channel near Ostend,
Rplpium
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Liquor Dealer Slain

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 QNS1-
Erving Weiss, a 41-year-old liquor
dealer. was found mysteriously
slain today in his store.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Happy Day

ELIZABETH, y j., Jan. l6
GNS) Nearly 5000 gallons of
castor oil were destroyed by a
fire today az the Apex Chemical
Co
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Divorces Husband
Who Bossed Cooking

A divorce was granted today to
Mrs. Nancy X. Garrison Of 1432O
Piedmont after she complained 10
Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
han that too many cooks spoiled
the broth"
She claimed that her husband,
William, the other cook, insisted
on buying the groceries and super
vising her culinary activities. Her
husband was dictatorlal n d
treated her like a child during
their one year marriage, she
added
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 QNS)-
James Travis, as, who allegedly
told police voice would awaken
him at 2 a. m. and order him to
rob churches, was held by police
today in a long series of church
robberieS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Four Youths Hunted
As School LOoters

Four youths wanted for ques-
tioning in the theft of 50 from
Wayne Junior High School in
Marking Township remained at
large today. Glass doors of eight
locked classrooms were found
smashed and desk drawers ran
sacked.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Stsssen Here Feb. 8

Gov. Kelly will introduce Crndr.
f. Stassen, former gov
ernor of Minnesota, TO Wayne
County Republicans at their an
nual Lincoln Day luncheon In the
Cadillac Hotel Feb. 8.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Expert Praises
Kenny Method
(Sss Pictorial Rspiew)

Praise of the Sister Kenny
method of treating infantiie
paralysis in getting the medical
profesSion "out Of the nut IN
caring for victims Of the disease
today highlighted the opening
session Of the American Academy
Of Pediatrics.
The compliment was paid by
Dr.. Franklin f. Top. medical
director Of Herman klefer Hos
pital, al the first OF three audi-
forum clinics at his hospital, Chill
drens and Henry Ford.
600 ATTEND
approximately 600 pcdiatricians
from all over the country and
Canada and South America are
attending the fourteenth annual
convention.
~Credit should be given Sister
Kenny" said DR.. Top, "by all
OF Us for getting US out of the
rut In our treatment Of polio
myelitis
ONLY LOGICAL
Certainly il is only logical
that physiotherapy after pack
Ing treatments are less likely TO
allow muscles and nerves 20
ntrophy."
Today's sessions in the Book
Cadillac Hotel will feature papers
on rheumatic fever by Or. Arid
Z. Hansen, professor of pediatricS
at the University Of Texas, and
Etreptomycin, the new wonder
drug, by DR.. II. c. Hinshav, aSso-
ciate professor of medicine at
Mayo Foundation.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

Col. Clarence 7. Owen, first vice
president. Mai. James Kendrick,
second vice president, Maj. Nor
man Benham. third vice president;
Mai. Leslie II. IlIdCbrand, secre-
tary. Capt a G. Crandall,
treasurer. II. Col. Miles Cule-
han. nudge advocate; Col O. l..
Ide. historian: Capt Donald a.
Wells. marshal. and Maj, b. Pull
llngcr. chaplain.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
Marines To Stop
 Guard Duty On
 Chinese Railroad

PEIPING, (P) - U. $. Marine Corps headquarters today an nounced the last of the Leather necks will be withdrawn from guard duty on the Peiping-Muk- den roalroad the latter half of De- cember.
 The First and Second Battalions of the Seventh Regiment will be transferred to the West Coast Of the United States.
 The withdrawal will leave Ma rines in Peiping, Tientsin, Tangku and Tsingtao. Those in the first three places will keep open the supply route to the U. s. branch of executive headquarters in Peip- ing. Those at Tsingtao are at tached to the U. S. Seventh Fleet, which is training Chinese naval cadets.
 Removal of the Marines com pletes the program in effect since they began guarding the railroad after the Japanese surrender. In mid-October, Marines were re- moved from other sections of the railroad when the Chinese Nation al army took over.
 While the Marines guarded the line, service between Peiping and ChinWangtao seldom was inter rupted but since the government took over, Chinese Communists have attacked trains, destroyed rails or blown up bridges almost daily.
 Communist demolition units to- day wrecked a passenger train near Chatting and a freight train near Peitang.
 American observers said the Chinese Communists could be ex- pected to demand the removal oi the flew Marines" remaining in North China. One said the removal long planned, had been held uI for "an opportune moment"
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
Coal Strike Is Threat To World

LONDON, (P) - Food Minister John Strachey told the House oi Commons today that the American coal strike threatened the "graveSt consequences" to Great Britain and all other countries depending on North America for food sup plies.
 Unless the situation improves, Britain almost certainly" must cut its bread ration from the pres ent nine ounces a day and "it may we'll not prove possible to main tain the present bacon ration" oi three ounces a week, Strachey said.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
Beat Prisoners
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TOKYO (P) - War CT i m S charge of contributing to the death of Cpl. William Ivarson, Seattle, were filed today against Hajime Honda, former POW camp guard.
 The charge said Honda "delght- ed in beating prisoners with bam- boo poles and rifle butts" It ac- cused him of beating Ivarson be- cause the American did not come to attention upon Honda's arrival in a room.
 Honda also was charged with beating to death a British prisoner
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
ARCHER TRIUMPHS OVER BIG COUGAR

PORT ANGELES, Wash. (P)- Lloyd Beebe, Sequin cougar hunt CT, killed a big cougar with two arrows shot from his 60-pound bow after his three hounds had treed the cat.
 He put one arrow into the ami nal while it was in the tree, and when a limb broke, hurtling 1t to the ground, he caught it on the run with his second arrow.
 The cougar had just killed a deer when cornered.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
COMMUNITY XMAS DATE IS SET

John Fults, chairman of the Community Christmas Tree pro- gram. announced today that the iate set for the Community Christ snas Tree is Friday, December 20.
 MT. Fults states that all com mitbees are busy preparing the several parts of the program. Fur ther information will be disclosed n the plans in the Monday issue of Tho Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
HUNTING HUNTERS

CHICAGO (P) - Hunters went to suburban Deerfield hunt pheasants have found pheasants but have been fined trying.
 Six of IS seized for violatins Deerfield law against hunting attempting to hunt" within city limits were fined $25 a costs each. The other nine will arraigned later.
 None had fired single shot
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
PARKING AS USUAL

WICHITA, Kas. (P)- P in Wichita's business distrit son the house" Armistice da the city collected S750 from ing meters, filled by motorist didn't know about the free ing on legal holidays. Traffi trolmen didn't get the word until headquarters ordered to quit issuing pink ticke parking 'violators."
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
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HOLD THE TIGER

SYDNEY, (P)-A tw half year old Bengal ii past its keeper and out at Taronga Park zoo in day. Causing a near pa zoo visitors before off it dead.
 Loudspeakers blared ing: "A tiger is on the visitors hustled into tn closure and zoo b Iildir
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
LIGHTER BOOTY

CHICAGO, (P)-Thres gunmel held up Clifford Riggs, a watch man at a truck line garage, ano forced him to help them load an 8OO-pound safe into the rear seat of their automobile.
 But the weight of the safe push ed the lenders against the wheels and the car wouldn't move.
 Reluctantly the robbers pushed the safe out of the car, returned to the garage and stole 12O pairs of shoes. Biggs told police he did not know how much money was in the safe.