davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
S0Werindu1tre in der Briten : Zone lbernomr1erl
Sleilh 1T mieoer
unter preisfontroae
1ltO~IeerciprcNmRtc MnN sic mciitcn 6ctrciOcartcn
bIeibcn mic felt SEM 80. yMni frci

Me6rere Sale muroen feit9e-
Iteat 90 Mtil6 uno MoQferei-
p%rooufte iiber Die &oditpreiie pom
80. SUM- einidIieBlid ser meg
gefallenen Sublioien, binuusgegan-
gen iinO. uSn Ben meiiten Bic
Ter Sale mar Die Steigerung
geringiiigig. Sn einigen 66llen
lpor sic Steigerung unnn9emeIien "
Gns Amt COB befannt, Dob es
elm padienoes Alge auf Die
DISCRIMINATING Der MolfereIpro-
BUTTE merfen meroe unO ugor-
februllgen "getrofien bot, Inn wei-
tere 8erifte iiber Die Breisent-
miflungen lett Dem 80. SUM ent-
gegen5unebmen."
Die @ntideioung in Ser 6leiih-
froge ipur0e oomit erflart, 0aB
oie Grb0bungen bei 2~ebenOoieb
lett Dem 80. SUM 20 Bis 50%
uro BEL Ben @roBb6nolern 80 bis
500 or8mahten. o@ntIpredpiOe
Steigerungen linO fir &leinuer-
foufspreiie 6eriftet moroen.~
Obpo6l Elm Seil 0ieier &reis-
erb0bungen ouf Den 8egfull Der
Subiioien 3uriid5ufiibren lit, oiiro
Die beridteten 8reiie groBtenteilS
obne Jroge in 1tllangemefiener
@eiie ii6er Sen friiberen 8reiien
3u3iiglid ser SubIioien."
Die 6leiiduorrate omdren I'M
Gerbaltuis gu Ser Ndhfrnge SIT
angemelienen @reilen fnnpp uno
meroen 1Deitrr fnupp bIetDen, 10
fiibrte 0ns glnfiid)tsomf Gus.
Siniidtlih ser M0glidfeit uno
gurdfiibrborfeit Der 6leiidpreis=
f~ontrolle mrrOen uiele @rfl1riin-
gen obgege6en, Oie ooie Jebler
Ser 8ergangenbeit flor mud)ten.
Groboem ideint es, bob Oie SRe-
uierung ausreidenoe MnBnobmen
Derfiigbor bat, nm Oiele 9eItim-
mungen ourf5uiiibren.~
6iniiftlid Ser Subiioien iiir
9e6enOoieb rtno 6leiid nerfii9te
oas amt, DOB lie om 10. So
mar 1947 nuf 500 reou3iert
mer0en miilien.
yGieie 8erringerung miro benz
8erbrauder einen allmdblihen
uebergong CUR gan3liden geleiti.
guug ser Subiioien ON 1. april
perldoffen.~ Ser &ongreB fat be-
Itimnlt, Dab nad) Oieien 9utum
feline Slbii0ien mebr ge5oblt iper-
Ben oiirfen. MaB9ebeu6 Fir Die
@ieoereinfiIbrung Der 8reiSfon-
trolle iiber acknowledgements
BUTTE un0 Soiabobnen mar Die
Totiofe, 0aB Die Breiie lett Dem
80. Suni ii6er @ebiibr in Die Sobe
gegangen linO.
Ger 9esenmartige 8eoorf oeS
Qanoes an 6etten uno Selen itber-
Iteigt oie 8orrdte bei weitem
Mus 0ieim @runOe lit ooS Amt
iiber3eugt, oaB ibre fortgelebte
&egulierling i'm Offentliden Sn-
tereIle Treat"
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

gen ,,einige~ Ser 81 aonferen5-
Itaaten nid)t gegen allie q ya-
tionen &rieg. Yolen 8elgieny Die
Elfe6oslopafei uno Die NieOer-
lunoe limo b~eionoerS iene Stna-
ten, Oie nod italieniiher auiioi-
iung in feinem &riegS5uItotloe
nit Stalien gemeien iin0.
p Die 6ormulierung uStolien
4egime Elm 8ortner oeS 9rei-
Municipalities iolle iolgenoerma-
qpuroe unter Dem faidiitiihen
BEN gednoert mer0en: 1Stalien
gine peranfaBt, Elm Bartner oeS
mliroe unter Dem iuidiitil6en &e-
Greimddtepaftes 81 mer0en."
81 Ger uoftiuen &olle, melde
oos italieniihe Bolt beim Stur6e
0es foIfiItiifen Regimes ipielt, "
iolle in Der 8r1nmbel Uieoer @r-
mdbnung getan meroen.
Al Gie Jormulierling oStolien
fapitulierte beoingungslos" ioll
pe9gelaiien meroen.
81 Tofiir Ioll geieBt werOen:
~Stalien mar ser erite Stadt, Der
nit Sen M1tten oes Greimddl-
tepdftes brod), inoem es Die Waf-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angenom-
Bat"
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
Neuer u9tOfNM.
G9ef fir Nei6

Berlin. - uRHRa Director So.
@uar0ia teilte geitern NIT, ooB
ser britild)e General Sir 6re0rid
Morgan ais llNGHa . Better fiir
sic perifleppten Herionen in
Geuti6lono obgeIest nn0 onrd)
Meper Cohen, ben biSberigen Di-
reftor fitr Die 3epatriierung in
@aI6ington eriest parOe.
@leid5eitig befiirportete Ca
@uaroiu in ieiner Breiiefonieren5,
.oaB sic gereinieten Stooten bis
5u 10000 5liiHtlinge aufnebmen
lollten, utr0 teilte aud ieine
Yldne fir Die baloige Seimfebr
ser oeridlepptcn Bericnen NIT.
Ga@uoroio lobte Die 2%eiitun-
gen Morguns, Der I'M letten ga.
nunr pegen ieiner 8emerfnngen
it6er ,,0en iii0iiden @roouS~ Idarf
fritiiiert por0en mar, uno er-
fldrte, onB er oieI gum Sieg
beigetrngen babe.
Sn6e5ug aut 6os 5liihtlings-
problem inete Ga @uoroia: I'm
ier 9ano fat mebr 9r1nen Der
goiien uno mebr &elolutionen &c.
iaBt, ais ir9eno iemano ionit,
ober es fat iebr menig setnn.
Die ginuonoerunesseiese IoIlten
oo6in ge6noert meroen, 0oB 100,
900 bis 10000 JLiiftlinge 5u-
geloiien fperoen fOnnen. 4nb bo-
BE it oie 3uiiderung erboIten,
oaB onoere 21noer oieiem Bel
lpiel folgen ipiiroen. graiilien OH
eriter SteIle."
Jerner erflarte er, onB er iih
pom iebt an inbe5ug ouf Die
2oiung oes 6liihtlingsprobIem
auf ole oolle &ooperation Der
omerifoniifen uno Der britiiden
armee p~erloiien Tonne. Auh mol
lie es sic llR&RA HoIen uno SUI
goslalpien geitotten, in uyfRNN-
9ngern observation-disclosures 5u
erriften, nm Sic 9eute Oo5n alt
6ringen, in lire @eintdt 5uriid-
5ifebren. 6erner CAB er Der 9off-
nung Ausoruf. odB uttter 0ieIem
Hlan etpo 100000 Eerionen ga,
81 gebraft merOen tonnten. Die
Seimreiie on3utreten. Sn oieien
Bayern 6efinoen lid 6ur 3eit ETA
rpa $50. 600 9erionen.li SD redlsi
ne inOeiien nidt 0dmit, OaB mir
aud sic polniiden SliOen repa-
triieren fonnen," fiigte er binsa.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

utiiben, Sic 8relb1noerihaft Aegbp-
ten itbertrugen at laiien. gtiB-
lon0, Ous ii1 id,on longe oufiir
einiebt, onB Die 8riten aus Bo-
Ultima ab5ieben oonit Araber
unO Suoen ibre 8robleme unter
lid loien f0nnelb Oiirften lid
einer britilden 8reubdnoerl6oit
lpi0erleten. p16ren0 bic 0erei-
itigten Stnaten, Die cine OelIei-
tung 0urh Gal1itino baien, per
mittlih oamit einneritanoen limo.
Gbpobl ieitens Ser Semii6
9lgercD feline amtlide Stellung-
ltd9me oorlag, erflarte Elm 8ort-
fiibrer, OuB Die palditineniiifelt
Sltoen nihts gegen cine Gisfui-
lion Der Sreu6dit0eri6aft ourh Die
@ereinten Hatipnen ein5npen0el
6aben un0 ieoes 3egime onne6-
men piirOe, oos ibnen einen,, 9e-
redten Anteil" ser &ontrolle iiber
@impnnOerung unO gepilie anoere
3iltge einrdume.
Ser 8eamte ser @roBbritan-
MEMS Blan ~befonntgob, ia9te,
oies lei notig, neil 0ns 8olfer-
bnnosmanout nit Dem gnoe OeS
Golferbin0s erloi6en lei. o@roB-
b"ritannien piro beitimnt nidt
0as Mon0dt altfqeben limo bot
niemols 0oron Qeooht.~ @initon
G6urdlill botte lid fiir5lif ba-
mir eingeiebt, bob oie griten OaS
ManOat olrfge6en un0 Die Sdn0e
non Bulditinn lailen es lei 0enn,
ooB sic Hereinafter Staaten ib-
men BEL Ser 20iung Oes Scott
lifts belfen. 8rdiioent truman
bot ifiir5li6 erfldrt, Dab nu6 Scr
Nniiht Ser gereinigten Staoteil
0os Galditino Groblem @roBbri-
tantlien alleine etpos dngebt.
Sic 8riten meroen glnfnn9
september &onferen5en nit Ser
tretern ser 9lrab 2engue iiber
Bol1itinas s3ufunft Beginner, mie
Elm 8ertreter Don 8bitebull Iagte.
Gem Goloniolminilterttm 5ufolge
miro gegenlpGrtig nod Oarii6er
per6onOelt, Oh aud oie Semilb
4gencp an oieien geiprednngen
teilnebmen miro. @iner WtelOung
ser @rfalage telegraph aus Sc
rltialem 5ufolge erfldrte elm 8ort-
fii6rer ser Sepifb @gencp, Dob
ole SSu0en bereit ieien, lih NIT
ben Nrdbern Balditinos, a6er nidt
init 0en Mrnbern nn0erer 2dn0er
on ben griinen Gid 6t lesen.
@roB6ritonnien8 un6pei0eutige
gntidloIlen6eit, in 8ulaitina gil
bleiben. alnterItreidt Die mohien-
De 8e0eutilng oes @eiligen Gan-
0es, ins~6eionoere menn Die 8ri-
ten our6 tbren 9eplanten gfb5ug
aus QegDpten ben Griegsbaien
Mleranoria urO Sen 2an05ugnng
5lpm Sue3 &allal oerlieren. Gin
logiiher Shritt @roBbritannlens
m1re es leine Sutppen IN 0as
trodene Negeb : @ebiet Oes iii0li-
den @alditina gu perlegen unO
an ser Mhiin0ung oes angren5en-
Sen 9[foba ! Coils Pilien Jlotten-
itiibpunft 5u idofien.
gefrogt fiber Ole Saltnng Der
9(raber 81 Dem britiiden @ntrag
auf @epG6rung alleiniaer Sreu-
bdnoerihaft iiber @alditino, En-
fldrte 81. 9. &uiieini Der 8ort-
fiibrer oes @(rob Office bier, oab
sic Aruber oaeegen mdren, e6en-
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

9onoon. - Die geiornte Oeutlhe
GiIeu : unO StoblinOuitrie in DER
britii6en 8elosungs5one lit pom
Der Milit1rregierllng ii6ernommen
moroen, pie Oieie in einem &om-
munique ibres Souptquartiers in
Der meiti1liihen Stoot Serioro
befonntgnb, ,,ltm cine entlhlolle.
ne &ontrolle fiber 0ns pihtigIte
0eutlhe SnouItriepotential 81 idaf-
len uro ole iibergroBen &on5er-
trotionen ser SnOultriemaft 81
6erbrefen."
Inter Den lluternebnten, Ole
0ie Briten beihlognabmten be-
finoen iih Dor alien Die 8erels
nigten Stoblperfe in 3iiiieloorf
oie foIt oie S1lite Oes in Ser
britiiden Gone er5eugten 8obItabls
pro0u5ieren. Die 8riten batten
iAon sic neberreite Der
9emalti9en aritpp @erfe in gilen
iouie Sic in Der 6ritiihen Bone
gelcgenen 8ilinlen Der s. IS. Gar.
6eninoultrie an lid gebraft.
Die @eilitorregieruug erfldrte.
lie boiie 0urh oieie MtaBnaDme,
Sic Broouftion oui ben Fiir 6rie.
0enSspefe n0tiaen Ston0 8u re-
Nusipren mn sic He0rdaniiierltng
Der Snouitrie uor5u6ereiten. Efe
aeaenpdrtioen 8etriebsleitungen
meroen eriudlt, fire Nrbeit inter
ser Nltiiid,t un0 Mnleitullg Der
99ilitdrregierltng fort5uieben. GoS
al Oieien 3tped errihtete Organ
iiibrt Ben Homen ,,Norooentide
Glen uno StabGfontrolle" un0
miro ieinen Sit in 0iiIieloort
bo6en. &or Dem &rieg muroe IN
ser 6ritiiden Gone cine Sodlt-
leiItunq uon t8 Ntiaionen 8on-
neit HoblItabl iGbrlih CREDIT.
(8elde 8irfung Oieie NfaB-
ilu6nle All Die BON Ben Jron5o-
len erItre6te observation-disclosures
ser &u6rgebiets . SnOuitrie 9abelt
fam nod nift 10 obne
meitereS erleben peroen.)
g(ber Oie britiide Al~ttiinOigurg
erpeft Den Gin0rud, ais Oh es
lid bierbei nidlt nur nm eiilea
temporGren lShritt bonOelt, lon-
bern Inn cine meiter reid)enoe
MaBnabme, oie beltimmt bel Den
fiinftigen 8erbonolungen OeS alli-
ierten aontroarates in Berlin uno
nelen 8%egegilungen Der AuBenml-
niIter Der @roBen gier cine
Holle ipielen miro. Die 6ron5o-
len bo6en i6ren 8ioerltano ge-
aen sic mirtidoftlid)e 8ereinignng
IeutIdlonos in erlter 2inie nit
ser beIte6enoen ~llnflnrbeit iiber
oie i3ufunft Der &ubrgebiets -ltno
&beinlan0 Snonitrie %6e9riinoet nno
sic Mbtretung oieier 6eloen De
6iete on 5ranfreid oOer 5untln-
belt cine observation-disclosures Der
Snoultrie geforoert.)
Dit Oieier WtaBnobme therein
ging bier cine NnfiinOigung, mo-
mad cine electromagnetic fiir Die
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
St0lien bc0ntrQQt
MbntilOerMuQ

8aris. ~ Die itolieniihe 9ele.
COTTON ouf Der eliropdiiden 6rie.
oensfoitferen5 uerilibia ben 8Orts
laut Ser Britannica gum itdlienis
lden 8rieOensnertrag gu miIOern.
Nn6 elmer Iangen 9isfuiiion I'M
Stalien : AuSiduB ser 9onferen5
fum es aber ouritber 81 feifer
obidlieBen0en 8erit1n0igung.
Se0oh lit oantit ser 8eriuh
Der 5taliener nod nidjt gGn3lid
geideitert. Seoe Delegation ole
ouf Der Barrier 6rieoensfonferen3
Dertreten iii, 5. f. ais bollbered.
ti9tes itimmen0es Mitglieo an ibr
teilnimmt, fam iid Die anre-
gutgen 81 eigen MAIDEN, Die in
ben italieniihen @egenporiAldgen
ent6nlten iin0, mo Onrauf bette
ben, oaB ii6er oieie Inregungen
formgeredt obgeitimmt miro.
Die italieniiden 4nregungen
limo III einem M"enorunonm at.
laltnlengefaBt. 3arin plGoiert Sto-
lien es niht int 8ortlnllt Der
8rdnmbel uls eiten Stnot 5t
fenn3eihnen, Der nit Sen 81
9dnOern, 0ie all ser Barrier aor-
feren5 t~eilnebmen, I'M &riege ge-
meien lit. Die Stnliener molten
in Scr Br1ambel gum Musorud
9ebruft un0 a%nerfonnt 6oben, bob
oie itulieniifen 8ortiinnen beinl
Stltr3e Oes 6oihismus mitgefpirft
boben uno onB Staliens .aitteil
am &riege gegen 9elttldlonO, oer
Is Monate ge0ouert bot gerpiir-
0igt miro.
0ad einer lon9en uno rpdi
bartnddigen 3isfuiiion lieB iif
Ger ruiiiiAe Gelegierte 8iibinsfr
belpegen , ouf cine lofortige Mb.
itinmung iiber Die itolieniihen
8rdambelpiinide gu uer3idten.
Seltte miro Der Stalien : Nus.
i6uB sen 8ortlaut ser Yr1ombel
gum italieniiden 6rie0enspertraa
9unft fiir Bunft 0isfutieren.
@abrideinlid merOen Damn GU
inbantr0ge eingebrddt meroen, oie
ben italieniiden @iinihen teilwei.
lie &ednung tragen.
9olen Susoslamien, 8elgiert, Die
Gi6edpslomafei, @eiBruBlapo, abei.
iinien uno Sic 0ieoerlonoe oppo-
nierten Dem italieniihen argl.
ment, 0aB Stalien nidt 9egen al.
le 81 &onferen5itaaten arieg &c.
fiibrt fat.
Die Staliener ~perlongten in If.
rem Memorandum:
u Sn Der Br1ambel lolle &c.
iogt meroen, Stalien fiibrte &C.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

10 wie lie nienlols oas @olfer-
6un0Sman0at nnerfonnten. sd bin
Iider, ooB ale arabiihen Stoa-
ten, sic MitglieOer Ser 8erein-
fen Nationen limo, Die Sfuffung
zines unabb6ngigen Yul6itinn nit
elmer oernofratiiflen &egierung for
bern meroen. Gs 9ibt in Yala-
ltino etrpa $4,000 Sloen uno t.
100000 Arober. Sn einem I'M.
abbdngigen Yalditina b1tten olle
8iirqer nnbeihobet ser Neligion,
oieielbeu @edte uno Yilihten.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

@of6inQton. - gs 9rasouf- Me6rere Sale muroen feige-
i@ts- amt 9seoatrol goaro be. iet % aeIh n1 g@ferei
Ser 8reisfOntrOle 8u unterfIlen, 80. SUM, einidIeBlid ser meg.
nn1hrcnS o(fnreinr oAtfte uN Ap 1pfoflpnpn ESuhitAipn. hinnuSdednns
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09

in the amendment permits the hold
er of NSLI insurance to name any
person and even a corporation or his
estate as beneficiary of the policy.
Formerly beneficiaries were restrict
ed to specified relatives or depen-
dents of the insured.
Settlement of policies may now be
made in a lump sum to beneficiaries,
under the new regulations. Other
wise the veteran may elect to have
payments made to his beneficiaries
in equal monthly installments over
a period of SO to 24o months.
The new disability clause provides
that veterans who are totally dis
abled for as long as six months are
paid at the rate of SIS per month per
thousand dollars of insurance. Maxi
mum benefits would be $50 per
month to the veteran with $4,000
insurance.
All persons who served in the ar
ed forces between October 8, 1910,
and September 2, 1915, are entitled
to NSLI in any amount up to $10,-
900. It does not matter how much
NSLI a veteran now holds or may
have held in the past, he is entitled
to a total of $4,000.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
TO DISCOVER THE FACTS

The survey of health facilities In
South Carolina will let people Of the
state know, perhaps for the first time,
exactly how far each community IS from
providing for its citizens proper hospl-
falls. clinics and other health lnstltu-
tons.
Upon completion of the study, which
is being made under the direction OF the
state research, planning and develop
ment board under authority Of the last
legislature, the state of South Caro-
lima will be in a position to allocate
proper amount of federal funds to the
communities which have the greatest
need for expanded or new health faclll-
ties.
Full cooperation on the part OF
doctors, nurses, administrators and prl-
vate citizens is needed if the best results
of the survey are to be realized. 1t IS es-
sential that people of every county con-
tribute generously Of their information
and time in order to assure the surveys
success.
South Carolina, unfortunately, has
languished for many years near the bot
tom of the list in disqualification but
with improved economic conditions and
the use of federal money expected to be
available soon, a great deal Of improve
ment can be effected.
The survey will not mean, OF course
that hospital will be built in every
county. 1t will determine which areas
of the state-whether they include
serval counties or part of one county
need facilities the greatest and which
have the economic background needed
to finance a hospitals operation and
maintenance throughout the years.
And the survey will show where the
available money can be spent in the
wisest and most beneficial manner.-The
Columbia Record.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
GU-4D.4LC-1NAL DAY

-Four years ago Wednesday, at 9:O5
AM, American Marines rushed ashore
at Guadalcanal in America first D.
Day of World War II.
At approximately 100 AN. a U. S.
warship had fired the first shot of
battle and the first shot of Americas
counter-offensive against the japanese.
The ensuing bombardment lasted three
hours. Enemy installations were sof-
tened up for weeks in advance.
August 7, 1912 also marked the be-
ginning of the END of a japanese
dream.
Military observers have called the
struggle for Guadalcanal one of the
most important battles in world his
tory, and the men who fought there
the champions of our civilization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
Ben F. Crib
Dies In Hospital

Funeral rites for Ben Franklin
Crib, Sc, who died July 81 at Co.
lumbus county hospital, were held
from the residence August l at 5
o'clock. Interment was made in the
Crib cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Rebecca Jane Crib; one son, Ben
Franklin, Jr.; four daughters, Mrs.
Ada Blackwell of Cerro Gordo, Mrs.
Billy Soles, Mrs Fqauda Norris and
Mrs. Gladys LAMAR; two brothers,
Dude and Roosevelt Crib; two sis
tiers, Miss Cortney Crib and Mrs.
leila Duncan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
CT Insurance
Liberalized
By New Law

National Service Life insurance
"GI insurance"-is worth more to
veterans now than ever before, since
President Truman signed the bill
amending the original 1910 legls-
lation. New and liberal provisions
include:
CD Lump sum payments to any
beneficiary.
CD Up to $4,000 insurance avail
able to all veterans whether or not
they held previous NSLI.
90 Total disability payments of
as much as $50 month.
Formerly, only three types of per-
manent NSLI policies could be held:
ordinary life Ensured pays low pre-
miums throughout lifetime); 20-pay
life Ensured pays ups policy in 20
years.; and 30-pay life.
The amendment provides for 90
year endowment policies, endowment
at. the age of go and at the age of
IS. On endowment policies, the
premiums must be paid for the in
dictated length of time, after which
the face value of the policy may be
paid to the veteran. Veterans who
have converted their term insurance
to one of the permanent policies are
permitted under the amendment to
change again to one of the endow-
ment plans.
One of the most liberal changes
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
LE1RNING THE HARD WAY

For years County Agricultural Agents
have been preaching diversified farm
ing. Many farmers took the advise
seriously and planted several crops;
others knew mere about conditions
than the AAA's and turned all thought,
labor, effort to raising one crop, to-
bacco.
Share-croppers and landowners re-
fused to plant even one stalk CT cotton
on the land. Sharecroppers refused to
work for a farmer who insisted on
planting cotton; landowners refused to
hire sharecrcppers who wanted to plant
cotton. They all see their mistakes
today.
Last year cotton was a pauper; to-
day it is again on the throne. The
farmer who practices diversified farm
inng and who plants both with tobacco
and cotton in 1916 is also on the up
and-up. In the long run it pays to
plant more than one crop during any
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
Editorial
VICTORY DAY DREAMS

August IA, 1916 is the first annlver-
sary of Victory Day. One year ago
with the firing of the last shot IN the
fer Pacific the great and tragic drama
of World War II ended. America, to-
gether with her Allies, were on the
brink Of new and shining era, an era
in which the common man would once
again be able to forge his own destiny
in the constructive, free atmosphere
of peace.
The last shackle of tyranny which
the unholv alliance of Nazism, F'aclsm
and NipponiSm had visited upon the
World for almost decade was COM
pietelv and finally broken that August
Il. More than 100000 Americans had
given their lives to break it. The signs
in the sky pointed to unparalleled OPP
portunitv, prosperity and achievement.
Hadn't America pioneered the building
of a World organization which would
prohibit the resurgence OF such tyranny
for now and fer all time?
Twelve crucial months have passed.
They were months of admirable effort,
here at home and abroad, to save the
promise of peace while effecting re-
coverv from the dislocation Of war.
They we're also months of major frus
tration in which the ancient enemies OF
man, greed. selfishness and pride, re-
leased from their wartime impotence,
emerged into an alarming peril to
peace in which thepell-mell race for the
fruits cf victory and the blessings of
peace in which the black market opera
tor and the imperialistic nation have
been co-sinners man has jeoparedized
his chances Of attaining either goal.
1t is this fact that has prompted the
American Legion when Americans COM
memoratin the memory of cur World
War II hero dead and the spirit that
motivated their sacrifice, may re-dedi-
cate themselves to preserve for peace
in the same spirit. American Legion
in turn, create new activity in many
ing Victcry Day with approximate
public ceremonies. 1t behoOves the
people of the community to contribute
to the success of these programs.
AS vet the very words, Victory Day,
ring hollow. Therein lies a challenge
to every American to help realize the
promise of the first Victory Day. This
is no time to quit. August IA is the
time to shake off the effects of the
disappointment and Illustrations, to
get up and start swinging anew for that
shining "peace and good will" era we
envisioned year ago. Dreams never
come true in sleep.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09

Robert Long of the Tabor City
senior All club was elected best boy
camper at the annual weeks en-
campment of that group at White
Lake last week. 1t was the first such
encampment held b y Columbus
county clubs since 1889 and was
under the direction of Charles D.
Raper, county agent; and Nan Rat
Cliff, home demonstration agent.
They were assisted by Mrs. John
Boone of the Whiteville, N. c. club,
Miss Tew, trainee from Flora Mac
donald college, Morris Bullock, Chad
bourn, route 2, and David Hammond,
Cerro Gordo. Bullock and Ham
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
GUIDEWAY


Mrs. j. j. Peed of Creedmoor,
N. c. and Mrs. w. j. HaddoW of Dur
ham, N. c. spent a few days with
their ssiter, Mrs. R. ]. Long at
Guideway.
Mrs. Haddow, Mrs. Peed, Mrs.
Cledie Elmore, Mrs. Long and Mrs.
Clavin Ward attended the Caps re-
union in honor of their fathers 80
birthday last Sunday week.
This same party enjoyed a fish
inng trip Monday week ago and
reported the trout were biting fine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
Robert Long OF Tabor City
Named Best Al Club Camper

mond are former Alters recently
discharged from the armed services.
Barbara Wier of the Hallsboro
junior All club was elected best
girl camper.
The following Tabor City boys and
girls attended the camp:
Mary Frances Prince, Frances
Long, Lillian Cox, Anna Louise Cox,
Kathryn Carroll, M. j. Cox, Ebert
Long, Avery Piver, Roberta Jener-
cite, Faye Long, Bernice Fowler, Peg
gy Spivey, Betty Faye Coleman, Har-
old Jordan, Eden Fowler, Betty
Faye Wright and Robert Long. The
last two are senior Alters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09
Local Baseballers To Meet
Hamstead Here Next Sunday

Soles has expressed the wish that
some one here would volunteer to
guarantee the team way to games
in other towns for the nine weeks
still remaining in the season. He
also asked that any public spirited
citizen who would furnish the team
with some balls or money with winch
to meet expenses to get in touch
with him and the kindness would be
appreciated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-09

Fred Soles, manager of the TABOR
City baseball team that is currently
riding the celler in the Eastern Caro-
lima league, has announced that the
locals will meet Hamstead here on
Sunday afternoon at 3:3o on the
high school field.
The Tabor City nine has found
tough Shedding all season and no"
has a won loss record of 4 to IA.
Nasenboro currently tops the league
in standing.