davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

70i3 v. B. PierceEResidence (about Az
acres) in NWA of NWA No. of L & N r. r..
7osa RENE Esxn p sas'niv g & 9, So So p =, Turner sgs
1902 c. E. Hager-Lot Z & q. So. A, Turner
Farm Sub-Div. Per plat recorded in
D. B; |, Pc. 20s, D. b. SO, pg. so
70s5 Granville Lee-Lot Z. So, B, Turner
Farm s9b.Diy; : per plat recorded d 4! y
Till Collie & Leola Isom-Lot 50xis2 #. In
lot 2, Tier l. So. 2, Gurlie Tct. CT. No.
l6, D.. B. II, Pc. 536 s...u.a.s. ..a..6.
7l13 Gillian Lewis-Lot 5, Tier 2, So. 2
- Gurlie Tct. CT No; i6
7122 Thelma Massey & Cleveland Massey
Lot 2, Blk. A. Triumph Church Sub
Div. S. r. B.. |, PIP. 1873 .......4e....s
7138 Lewis & Beatrice Williams-Lot 4, Blk
4, Triumph Church Sub. Div. per S.
r. B. l, pg. 1873 D. B. so, pgs, 330-3is
las Louis Williams-Lot Ia, Blk. B. Triumph
Church Sub. Div. per S. R. B. |, pig. l8a
It'll Oscar Jordan-Lot 6. Bibo SUBJ Div. on
Magnolia Rd. ............. -. .......... 80.
7l99 Dolphus A. and Mary H. Lott-Lot Z
River Rd. acres D.. B. ], pg. 1879
1888 D. M. Reeves-Lots %, 20 and 80, A to
z Sub. Div. per P. B. l. pg. 1874 .......se
1888 d. NJ. Reeves-Lots 81 and So, A to z
Sub-Div. per P. b. l. pg. 1874 ..e..s....a
1888 D. M. Reeves-Lot 81, A to 2 Sub-Div
P. B. l, Pg. 1874 ....4.4...,..
II. on Jefferson st. in CT No. SO, pei
D. B. 70, pig. 1918 .-...e..re ,.a.....,..e
1878 Lawrence L~arry-House and lot on
Telephone Rd. in CT No. 80 .s...4...t
1922 Robert Tvrz-i Acre formerly owned by
CAME Henderson in CT. No. SO, d. B
Is. pig. 81, less part sold to w. D
Hyatt as per D. B. SO, pc. 1878 49,.
1924 Roscoe Long-Vacant lot 1873 It. X 49,
#. per D. B. A, pg. IA. Cl. No. Sc.
1884 Charles R. Sanderson-Lot 4, Blk. A
River View sub>Div. CT. No. SO & CT
NO, / 4..a..sasss -. -. s.sss. = s.ss ssssss.a
1898 Julius A. Richards-Sia of lot Z and
lot 8. Blk. A. River-View Sub-Div.
els. No. Sc and No. -. 80.
1888 Julius A. Riehards-Sa of Lot I and
~ Lot 8, Blk. 3. River-View Sub. Div
- els. No. SO and No. l ....ss.. =.
MOSS POINT No. >. In Supervisors
1888 V. B. Pierce-House and lot SO K so #
in NWM Of NWh No. of LIZ NH. h
Evening star., 1946-06-16

Caomets OH not-Water neat; 2-car garage
ssys until pm pm +: A. fGsE TWEED co, CO. sSe1 sse1
18th sT:IExcellent location. IS Lowell,
rnns,.; rms 4 : baths; Gear parking space. nn;
sS ESs RSSe RhabTY aiaass ME 1GEni5ass e4ss
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, al,
Chesapeake st. NV; open today, . to 6
sion can be given by July 1; consists of
semidet., rms. and tile, bath, cab, mic
lot, Iaa dst garage; in good condition; stow
sbis pSiss HAMnToN FsS1sf Realty. 5ss5 Fs5Sea Ga
scs sces Ms.ARfaun sE; SRf2i BLVD. NV; op.n to
on an acre and half Of 'bs besItifui ai' sroan nS
Whch VIII b. Is sven anG
nec;, n9 ;, , Dsianes IN one trust. HAMILTON
SSsi fSREsT Ski ssTs oE $-SsaTcom. ssss de
By sFes houss ol s5e 81 sCe suSstanl s
prvs sms out Iss nes bVd slvdt ssn so ss
St June n ~
rooms, 1 bath, full basement; near schools
tI.anspooolrtation; Tsp under, $4,000; possession
Lower hsth ST. rwSoS1ey SWyystsl;y Ss4s; and has.
nispsd msns brick. completely and newly fur
| horoe ~ aes.. ~. ooSeoT or uen!lSC a
rooming house; shows splendid income
iMmeaiate possession; under $4,000: sub
Woodley Sseodisl Ssos' esSs' terms; by appointment
BRIGHTWOOD-vaca by owner
1st comml., semidetached. 8 rms, bath
coal heat, auto. h.w.. newly decorated
front and rear porches, garage, lot 25XIS5
on busting, "a block transp., stores, schools
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL. cboic
nelghborhood - Semidetached brick
rooms, :: baths. Call LEE REALTY co.
CONVENIENT Sc. LOCATION $3.50
vacant. ready to occupy: 6-room and bait
act now IfTcHEII eufcx' 'eGef0fasss Df ass
cIRvELANp enis1 i Rip PARK, mr.. the Cathedral
House for the large family, in a selec
area; large rooms, ample porches: fine 10
50x13o it,, flowers and shrubbery; recep
tion room and the usual rooms, and
pantry on the st floor: bedrooms an
/ 2 baths:. oil burner: fireplace; $4,000
Ask for Mr.. Hurd, LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
l7l9 < st: NV, MA. 1856.
NEW ENGLAND-TYPE FARM HOUSE, nj
Woodrow Wilson High School; in perfec
condition.: living room about 15x3O it
| with fireplace, large dining room, kit an
tile bath on 1st floor: bedrooms and
baths on End floor; 2 rooms and bath O
3rd hoor: available Immediately; S22,S0f
Il Ask for Miss Shoemaker, night or Sun
day. EN- 1850. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKEF
j 1719 K st. NV. exclusive asent NA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
cesorii, kroIii in ioponske voIitve

Levica ma Japonskem Sc nina
slicne organizacije, ker je bila
nezakonita. Kratek rok, XII je bill
dolocen "a volitve, jim nj dial
dovolj casa, da Sc pripravijo,
vsled cesar poskusajo organizi-
rati velikanske ljudske Mantle
stacije, da bi tako predrli zave-
so takozvane 'dostoine politike'
in opozorili ljudstvo ma to, da
obstojajo.
Tu prihajamo ma toxic, ma
kateri SO mere in ukrepi okupa-
cijske vojaSke sile, katerih pr
votni cilj je, da ocuvajo mir in
red, najvecje politicne vaznosti,
Pc nekaterih vesteh e-tokijski
glavni stan vojaSke policije pri-
znal, da je bill nastop proti prvi
demonstraciji proved trd in da
je sci preko dobljenih navodil.
Zdaj pa je bio baje odloceno,
da bodo instrukcije Sc boil
Ostre.
To je neVarno. Kadar gre "a
to, da Sc sciti osebe, je mad vse
lahko zaiti V delovanje, XII Sciti
institucije. Radi tega bi bio po-
trebno, da izjavi Komisija "a
Daljni who'd, ali pa general
Macarthur Z vso jasnostjo, da
ne bono branili politicnih insti-
tucij, katerih liberalne, progre-
sivne in demokratiCne struje ma
J~aponskem nocejo vec. Steer hi
Sc utegnilo p%ripetiti, da Sc te
struje obrnejo Sc boil dalec ma
levO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
PoTsko DO imeIo
svobodne voIitve

AmeriSka vlada je dala poll
ski republiki $780, 900 900 kredi-
ia pod pogojem, da DO re letos
izvedla svobodne volitve pc de-
mokraticnem sistemu. To je VIA
da V Warsaw obljubila. Predsed-
nix poljske Wade Osubka Mo-
ravski je oh enem provizoricni
zbornici predlagal, da maj Sc ma
Poljskem izvede 30. junija vo-
litve najprvo O vprasanju, dali
ljudstvo odobrava politiko ma
cionalizacije ~industrije in zem-
ljiSke reforme, volitve V kon-
stituanto pa Sc maj bi vrsile V
jeseni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
Seznom priredb
slovenskih organi~
zoeii " Chicoeu

Centralni odbOr SANSa. - Pri-
redba V korist namenom te ustano-
We V nedeljo II. maja V dvorani
SNIP.
DrustvO George Washington St.
27O SNPJ. - SlavnoSt 30-letnice
drustva V soboto 25. maja.
DruStvo Summit st. 7O7 SNPJ.-
V nedeljo &c. maja zabava in pred
v~ajanje filmskih silk il Jugosla-
vie,
DruStva "Delavec" st. 8 SNIP
priredi V nede1jo 2. junija v Hrvat-
skem domu, 9818 Commercial Ave.
veselico v pozdrav in V korist fan
tom, XII SO Sc vrnili IL armada in
mornarice. Zabava Sc pricne OBJ
3. pOpoldne.
Pew. zbOr France Preseren. -
Piknik V nedelio %. julia pr Ke-
glu V Willow Springsu.
Pioneer" st. 599 SNPJ. - Pix
mix v soboto 3. augusta V Pilsen
parku, 26th st. & Albany Ave. {.
Organizacije Chicago in oko-
lici, XII zele imeti svoje priredbe or
nacene V tenn seznamu, maj nam
sporoce podatke, enako tudi po-
praVke v slucaju pomot.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08

nekoc svarilno pripomnil, da je
z bajoneti mogoce delati vse kar
KIDD hoce, izvzemsi sedeti ma
Min. Ia globoka izjava je V bi-
stvu nekoliko proved en~ostavna,
kajti pomisliti je treba, da sta
ma svetu navadi dive cisto raz-
licni tehniki 'sedenja ma bajo-
Meth. Prva je metoda onih, XII
81 prizadevajo sedeti ma bajone-
tin svojih lastnih armad. Kot
nam dokazuje Napoleonova XII
sla ~izjava, Sc je izkazalo, da ia
tehnika nj V vseh slucajih po-
vsem zadovoljiva.
Drug nacin je ia ,da 81 izbe-
res p%rijatelja, XII ii DO dobavil
armada in b~ajonete. Ia tehnika
je mnogo boil uspesna, kajti Ego
dovina nam dale obilo primerov
jalovih monarhov, katerih soda
10 je poslovalo z vecjim sijajem
kot njihov razum. Ia metoda
ina posebno Veliko privlacnost
ma neStevilne takorekoG 'neod-
Visne' indijske prince, XII zdaj
re skozi dodge rodove sede ma
britanskih bajonetih brez VISA
kin tezav ali neprilik.
Silicon je slucaj mnogih VIA
darjev in vladarckov arabskega
sveta. In grski kralj povsem oGi-
VidnO stremi "a tenn, da bi 81
preskrbel sliGno tapeciran pre-
stol - in vse kaze, da Sc DO ME
govo hrepenenje tudi uresnicilo.
Ako 81 zdaj ogledamo Sc ia
ponskega cesarja, je tudi oGiv-
dino, da mu nObena stvar ne bi
bila boil dobrodoSla, in k~oristna,
kot blazinica IL b~ajonetov strica
Sauna. Tako 81 je pac zamislil
svojo 'socialnO zavarovalnino'.
Toda necakOm strica Sauna ute
gne prinesti stvar mnogo nepri-
jetnih presenecenj, ako bodo
nosili tako ne-ameriSko breme
V osebi orientalskega in zastare-
lega monarha, XII je povrh tega
Sc ma precej slabem glasu.
Nedavno je dozivel mali ia
ponski ministrski predsednik
baron sidehara nekaj neprilik
S strani japonskih levicarjev, XII
SO ga obiskali ma njegovem last
mem posestvu. Demonstrate ie
razprsila ameriska vojaSka po-
licija. Nemiri SO bill naperjeni
proti vladarju in prot takratni
vladi. Pc vsem TEN bi bio vi
deti, ko da smo Sc odlocili "a po-
sebne mere, da zaScitimO cesar
ia in njegove vodilne rojaliste.
V trenutku, ko je general
Macarthur dobil svoja osnovna
navodila "a okupacijo Japonske,
smo postavili ma cello, da ameri-
Ske cete ne smejo V nobenem
sluCaju posegati V stvari, XII Sc
ticejo razmerja med japonsko
Waldo in japonskim ljudstvom.
LIE V slucajih, kjer bi bio treba
sGititi amerisko lastnino ali xiv
~ljenja, oziroma &c bi Slo "a to,
da Sc dozene ellie okupacije, je
nastop ameriSkih sill dovoljen. S
posebnim naglasom smo izjavi-
Ii, da DO incl japonski narod
priliko in moznost, da sam Cd
loca O obliki Wade, katero 81 re-
Ii. To pa vsekakor vsebuje pra-
vico, da Sc znebe svojega cesar
ia, ako ga nocejo vec.
Tu treba omeniti, da ie V
Ameriki malo znan japonski 81
stem politicnih 'bossov', XII po-
Siljajo ma voliSCe mase ljudstva,
XII ne We "a kaj gre in je nava-
jeno storiti, kar mu je ukazano.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08

Vsaka republika ina svojo
Liudsko s~kupScino, XII je maj
vista drzavna oblast V republi-
XII. Ljudske skupscine republik
imajo zakonodajno Oblast ter
vse dollnOsti in funkcije drzav-
ne oblasti, XII ne pripadajo Pre-
zidiiu zvezne republic, Ljud-
ski skupScini zvezne drzave ali
zveznemu kabinetu. Ljudska
skupSCina republic je izvolje-
ma "a dObo $tirih let, izvoli svoj
Prezidij in imenuje sVoj kabi-
net ma podlagi dolocil ustave fe-
deralne republic. V clenu 2
zvezne ustaVe so omenjene Sic
dete sedanje republic Fedora
tivne Iudske republike Jugosla-
vile: Srbija. Hrvatska, SlOVeni-
ia. Bosna-IIercegovina, MacedO-
Mia in Crna CORA.
NaJVlSp lZVrSeValnl III upfaV-
nj organ poedine republic je
kabinet ali vIada ljudske repu-
bike. Ministrstva V teh kabine-
tin SO lahko zVezn0-republiSka
(opraVljajo posle "a sVojo repu-
bliko in "a zvezno vladO) in re
publi$ka lneodvisna cd zveznih).
Ministrstva republic opraVlja-
jo poleg svojih funkcij tudi de
10 f]ederalnih minIstrOv V zVez-
mem kabinetu - V smiSlu sVO-
iih odredb in dOlocil. Nova mi
nistrstva Sc Iahko ustanavljajo
in stara odstranjajo Y smislu dr.
ZaVnc pOStaVe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08

Ustava republike, V kateri Sc
nahaja avtonomna pokrajina,
predpisuje moe in delokrog OBJ
lasti aVtonomne pokrajine ali
avtonomnega okrozja. Ia sesta-
Vi zakonik, XII je obenem tudi
ustava "a avtOnOmno pOkrajino.
Izvoli tudi sVoj izvrSevalni in
upravni organ in je Glavni IL
vrSni odbor ovtonomne pokraji-
ne. Slucaj avtonomnega Okrozja
je silicon. NajviSji organ draw
ne oblasti V TAKEN avtonomnem
oddelku republike Sc imenuje
Oblastni ljudski Odbor in je IL
voljen "a tri Ieta. Tia izdela "a
konik, XII je obenem ustava, ter
izVOli OblaStni iZVrSevalni cd
Dor, XII je glavni izvrSevalni in
upravni organ V svojem okro-
zju.
Nova ustava FLRJ omenja
emo pokrajino - V~OjvodinO -
in emo avtonomno oblast - Ko-
sovo-Metohija. ODE sta del 'srb-
ske republike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
LJUDSKI ODBORI

Republic, aVtonomne pOkra-
jine in aVtOnOmne Oblasti Sc de-
lilo V administrative enote -
Okraie, mestne cetrti, mesta,
okrozja in oblasti. Ma celu vsa-
Ike enote stoji Ljudski odbor
Vsak ten kOntrolira delo pod
r~ejenih izvrsevalnih organov in
je odgovoren "a gospodarsko in
kulturno blagostanje, vzdrzeva-
ME jaVnega miru in reda, "a
uveljavljanje postav, "a sestav-
ljanje proracunov it'd. V mejah
njihoVega podrocja delajo ii
odbori odredbe ma podlagi OBJ
stojeCih postav in ustav. V I'VE
mi ustavi je izrecno Omenjeno,
da je dolznost ten odbOrov Opt
rati sc ma inicijatiVo in soudele-
zbO delovnega ljudstva pr izv-
~Sevanju njihovih dolznosti, Z IL
recnim pOudarkom ma sodelova-
ME med ljudstvi in upravnimi
Organi.
Odbore izvoliio drzavliani
malih NEST in vasi "a dobo dveh
let; V vecjih mestih, okrozjih in
Okrajih "a dobo treh let. IzvrSe-
valni in upravni organ vsakega
Odbora je Ljudski izvrSevalni
OdbOr, XII je izvoljen ma odboro-
VEN zborovanju. V malih vaseh
sestoji Ljudski izvrSevalni Cd
Dor Same il predsednika in tai
nika, medtem ko imajo vecji
krajevni odbori predsednika.
podpredsednika, tajnika in Ste
vilo clanov. Krajevni ljudski IL
~vrsevalni odbor sklicuje V do
locenih presledkih seize volilcev.
katerim je o%dgovoren. Ljudski
izvrSevalni odbori SO podreieni
Ljudskim odborom, ii pa Ljud-
skemu izvrSevalnemu odboru in
Ljudskemu odboru naslednje
viSje upravne enote - katera
lahko preklice ali spremeni "a.
kljuGek nizje podrejene enote
SODISCA
Glen Is zvezne ustave vsebu.
je glavne principe pravnega 81.
sienna, XII je podrobno izdelan V
zakoniku o r~egulaciji ljudskif
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
ERA

(Nadalievanje in konec.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
USTAvA JUG0SLAvIJE zIDANA
MA EMOKRACJI I'M S0CIALIzMU

Ca serbia cankOv tOhnacenja ustave move Jugoslavije je "a
ostaIa vsed Obiice drugega gradiva. RazlagajO, da je ustaVa move
drzavne tvorbe juznih SlOvanOv ena najmodernejSh in najboj So
cialnih. Kajti MEN smOter je sOciaiZem)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-08
MirkO G.. Kuhel.
MNOGO
BREZ DELLA

ZVezni zavarovalninski urad
poroca, da je izmed dosedai Cd
puscenih veteranov 1900 900
neZapoSlenih.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
To Help European Farmers

Issac B. Earhart of Lancaster, Pa,
has been selected to go to Europe
from the Church of the Brethren of
Lancaster County, along with other
selectees from Churches of the
Brethren, throughout the country,
to assist in rehabilitating farms in
Holland, Belgium and Germany.
The group expects to be gone two
years and will take 400 head of
cattle and a supply of seed and
grain along with them. Volunteers
of the Church of the Brethren will
assist Earhart's family to care for
their farm in his absence.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
DR.. Vernon KeIIett Reviews Harvard
University's Report On Education"
Head Master of ST. James School Gives Mastery Review
One Of The Most Important Educational Documents OF Time

cept nothing on statement as
was the case with the German re-
Spouse to the principles of National
Socialism - but to accept only ten
tatively until our observation of the
results convinces us that the PROPOSE
ton is to be accepted as good or
bad.
Science, which has come greatly
into the picture and according to
the reviewer, recognizes both the
value of the common heritage and
the Pragmatic approach in life and
learning.
DR.. Kellett dwelt upon the theories
of general and specific education, as
set forth in the report, with crafty
ing lucidity, as well as the differ
ence between liberalism in educa-
ton" and education in liberalism.
The former being generally regarded
as leading to an untrammelled way
of life; the latter toward developing
the physical and social man in rela-
ton to himself. Teaching him, in
effect, to think effectively, to COM
municate thought, to make relevant
judgments and to discriminate
among values in matters of free
choice" The reviewer described
Moral values as being essential to
the whole man, poised and in har-
mony with the community of men,"
The balance of DR.. Kellett's re-
view was a summary of the COM
mittees findings and the plan adj
vanced - adapting general educa-
ton of the level of the secondary
school, so that the essential elements
of constant change may be success
fully reconciled, with the stress on
the humanities and the common
heritage, and the demands of Democ-
racy and these things should be
shared by all
The Harvard men feel that we
must educate with a "meaningful
plan which will create an enjoyment
of the good life" and, in recogniz-
ing that we have "a great many chill
dren with a great diversity of talent
and opportunity" an attempt must
be made to find something to bind
them all together, without holding
back the more able for those less
gifted. Harvard's basic plan, divid-
ing learning into the three areas
of Science, Social Studies and the
Humanites, and the approach sug-
gested by the report, struck DR.
Kellett as eminently sound, is not
entirely new. Certainly the appli-
cation of the plan to every second
airy school in the country or, as
suggested, at all levels - would
represent the sort of forward step
that we talk about but fail to put
into action, even in the face of the
most appalling breakdown in our
educational system at all levels.
DR.. Kellett's presentation was
thorough and stimulating and the
citizens committee, headed by Roy
Dancer, which has arranged these
reviews in collaboration with Mrs.
Henry Holzapfel, III, librarian, is
again to be congratulated on both
the topic and the reviewer chosen
to present it.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Radio Revenues For 1915

Estimated revenues of the four
major networks of the nation, The
Mutual, Columbia, American and
National Broadcasting Companies,
for 1945 was placed at $128,OOO,OOO
for the sale of radio time used by
sponsored programs, commercial
advertisers, and other sale of radio
time.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Strike For Pretty Teachers

About 100 youngsters at the Riley
grade school in East Chicago went on
one day strike demanding young
and pretty teachers" and saying they
were tired of being taught by old
and ugly teachers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Destructive Pittsburgh Fire

Fire sweeping through downtown
Pittsburgh destroyed a dozen food
and supply buildings in a three
block area, causing damage esti-
mated at nearly 100000
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
To Serve Less Bread

Restaurants of the United States
have been authorized by the OPA
to serve less bread and salad dress
ing to their customers. The move
has been made to save grains and
oils to be shipped abroad.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
NylOns To Mexico

Repots say that $4,000 pairs of
nylons manufactured in the United
States were shipped to Mexico the
first few weeks in March, where
they brought prices as high as $50
per pair.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Women In Diplomatic Posts

Breaking down one of the last
barriers in English public life
women may now be appointed to all
branches of the British Foreign Ser
vice. The House Of Lords still re-
fuses to admit women to share any
of its privileges.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Liquor Spending Sets Record

Americans spent $7,80O,OOO,OOO
for alcoholic drinks in 1945-an all
time high. This figure represents
an average of about $58 spent for
every man, woman, and child in the
country.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
World Wide Briefs
OF The Past Week
More Deadly Than War

According to statistics more deaths
were caused by cancer in 1914 than
by fighting on all battle fronts in
World War II.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Army To Save Food

The War Department has an
nounced that the Army is convert
ing '1eftovers" into appealing
dishes, in line with President Tru-
mans request for food conservation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Travel Services Restored

The last Federal restriction on
travel, rail and air service was lifted
last week, and travel services in the
United States are rapidly returning
to a prewar standard to care for the
vacation rush expected this summer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04
Oldest Governor To Run Again

Governor Walter S. Goodland of
Wisconsin, the oldest State Cover
nor, is candidate for reelection.
Goodland, who is 83, says he will
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-04-04

stick it out until the last votes are
counted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-28
FOOD CRISIS Is NOT OVER
 SAYS TpuNAN
U. 5. While Abreast oi Grain Shipment Goal
 Sill Tighien Bells

WASHINGTON, June 28.- Presi- dent Truman said today the tho world food crisis lis not over" d. though the United States is abreast of it's goal in the shipment oi grain.
 The President said in a state ment that the country must con- 'inue to share it's food during the coming months of hunger abroad
 He reieasea this statement to his news conference, asserting that the United States will fully meet it's half-year goal of 6,009o00 tons of food grains, but that final ship ments 10 complete the total will not leave American ports until after the first of July
 In London today, Food Minis tsr John Strachcy announced that bread will be rationed throughout Great Britain beginning July 2l. The basic bread ration will be nine ounces daily for adultsJ
 In asserting that tho crisis is not over" MT. Truman said 2lat the loaf of bread that the housewife does not buy means that much more for hungry children abroad
 "The very fact that housewives today often find it hard to buy a loaf of bread is evidence of the success of our famine emergency program" the Presidential state mcnt continued
 An accompanying report prepar- cd by retiring RecCnVersio Direct CT John w Snyder, now Treasury Secretary, said the shipment of over five and a half million tons of bread grains in the first half of this year is a record "of which the government and the people can te proud
 Snyder credited much of it's sue
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-28
Bread, Flour Rationing in
 GYeai Britain

LONDON. June 26-Brcad will be rationed throughout Great Britain beginning July q. FGod Ministc. John Strachey announced this in the House of Commons today.
 The British did not ration bread in either of the last two wars.
 Strachey said flour also would be rationed.
 The basic bread ration will be nine ounces daily for adults. Man ual workers will receive IS ounces and expectant mothers will get II.
 Women engaged in manual labor also will receive Il ounces a day, in stead of Is that male laborers were allotted.
 Ration books good for year from July 2l now are being distributed.