davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
DSmtiAes 11tmIter fir
~ GaMdpbcctC

@aibington Ole 9un0eSma.
rine nuternobm Sdritte, Inn ibra
Saudbootc 10 all berpoafpmmnei1,
OoB lie Sen beIten oeutid)en u-8ooten
gleihfonmen, mas Bei1minoi9feit,
Oie 6Gbigfeit, lid an 0en 5eino Der
on5upiriden unO Oie 21nge Der 3eit,
Ole elm ioldes Eau6boot inter @ni=
ier berbringen foitrL al1betrift,
8ie elm 8eipGbrsmonm Ser 5lotte
&eportern mitteilte, miro Ser llnt-
bau BON 5mej ser neueIten ltno
br0Bten omerifanilfen gaudboote
Der oGoriair" : &laiie auf Der @erft
Der electric 8ont Company in Gro
ton Conn, Elm Sabr lang in Pin
lprudl nebmen. Ger &oftenpunft
foll ,,ilber 81, 100000" betrogen.
@ie NenOerungen uer0en an Den
beioen Snu6booten groBtenteiLs i'll
Der Striftltr porgenomnten iperoen.
sic iino beitiidt NIT 3mei ie fiinf-
5olliger GefgeihiiBerL 5pei 40
nm 8ei6iiben im 9omnonootlrm
ulto einigen 20.mm.M oidinengepe9.
rem ionic 3ebn Torpeoorobren. Sic
1870 80. 9roBen Gniidboote ser
,,Gorldir" : Glnfie iino Die am
i6neriten beitiidten Der ameritani-
ihen llnterunlierflotte.
6ulnpf utio aontnanooturm ruer.
Sen mad Dem StromIinienprin3ip
in cine oGrdnentropfen~ s6orm Der
neueiten oeutiden Gnudboote umt-
gebailt iperoen, oeren .@eIdminoig.
felt unter @aiier 6aS 9oppeIte Don
Dem Der ihnellten amcrifnniihen
DTigbontS" betrug.
Serner meroen Die ToudJboote oen
oeutiden oSdnorfeI@ erbolten, Die
geniale .Atemrobre~, meI6e aS Sem
ermoelihte. uuter @aIier
2uit ein3u5ieben.
Sails iid Die Aenoerungen bemG6-
rem, tperoen DieGeidt aud nnoere
Goudboote in oieier @eiie unee-
balit meroen. God nit Niidiidt nuf
Die Soften lit eS fraglid, Oh aIe
80. Sau9boote Der nftinen 5lotte
0erartig abgednoert Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
4-cIdrGnFmn0crt fir
GclcpRcme fauen

9ie Beihrditf1lngel alf Ginrih-
tlng 0on 8elepboileu IolIen, tpie Be,
ritltet wurOe, gum neitell SaAre in
@egfalI fotntnen. Die Abihoffung
Der 3elepbonfontroIle 1olI ain 81
Ge3cm6er e%riolgen. SierOllr9 miri
Ser ~gern01nlid)e SterbIi1e ictt uie
ser oosielbe Hed]t aliF Elm Gelepbor
boben Die ip1bren0 Der &riegSpirt.
I6nft beDor5ugten.
Nlleroings fiHo oie 3eIGp9onge-
leaiHaften IdJper i'm &iiditnno. Naf
elmer int lesten Monat porgenomme.
nen Sd1sung beIteben 2,500,000 linz
erleotgte Muftrdge, Sic nllr nab uno
nad nusgefitbrt mer0en f0nner. Die
Observation-Disclosures molten be-
ntitbt Ieit Appdrnte Uur4, no iie a1n
oringliditen ben0tist meroen, 8uerIt
an5uihlieben.
Die 9lbiheffun9 Der 9%elep9onfon-
trolle foll um Gonnerstng berous=
fommen nit @irfuig pom 81. Ge3.
@ierourh miro Die 8at8e 8or3ugsIiite
geitriden. Die nit ser Nrmee, Mnrine
mo Ser ariegsteilnebmer : Gerpol.
tttng beainnt urlo Die Innae Meibe
Der ortlihen RegieruugsItelIen, aran-
fen61uler, 3eitunaen Shulen mid.
tigen 6d6rifen, idNmeren &aticnter II.
ioriti9en S~onoerf1Lle 1t1nfait.
Die Observation-Disclosures 1peroen
iif IN 3ilfnrft nift mebr all bieie
Heibenfolge 81 9altet brai,fetI tueItn
Gud Die Natfrage uo6 apparoten
nod BEL aueitefn oen 8orrat iiberiteigt.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27

qi6t es a6er III oemieIbcn @ebaitOe e..
nen Storligbt &oom, Den Colonial
Noom uno Sen 9aDaridn 8oon, Die
aue cideue Borfiibrilugen baber.
lle6er so groaent Ger 5rolteu ano
Mdo6en, Die oen aGrb beiuden,l limo
Ieutihc.
Ser Glu6 6at ieiuc aa6arett. @r1lp.
pen ais o5tarouit Circuit" audi naf
onoeren StdOten 5nr Undertaking.
Don Soloaten geitift. llripriin8lif
maren ollie &oriiibrungen fran5oiii6
cber iett gibt es aad Elm poar oelt-
ld,e Rilmmern. Die Star0uiterS per
luten iebt, Ra6arettfiinitler aus Der
Il6edoIlopafei 9orpegen S6pe-
Den uno SolInno gu befommen.
sd CLAUDE, es ot6t nid)t uiele
fron3oiiide aa6arett . 8iinitler, Die
mir bier nidt gebabt boben."
gieie 8orfiibrunaen 0es aIubs ia.
ben ioIden llmial8 an8enommen,OaB
cine getrennte 2eitung Oofiir eingc-
iest puroe; DltS5gI Gioilicn SboD
Circuit miro bon @1dior Glolioe 8.
&riogen 6etrellt.
Ger RIltb beoblittigt, @eibnofts-
feiern iiir 800 oeltihe aiuSer ab3u-
balteI immer 5000 altf eiunaI, nit
8oriitbrun9en, 5triimyien uno Gan.
on.
IS lit aud cine ,@eibbibliot6ef~
NIT Sau3 SdnIlpIotten fiir iunge
Geutide er6ffnet Uoroen Ole mleri.
faniihe SminB Ntliiif fennenlernen
uto it'd SIT Sitterbugs ousbiIoen mol
len. Seoen g6eno tan5en Die Sitter
bugs 81 einem cus "a Dfonn bette.
geu0en Grheiter I'M GIltb.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
Strung Und KUgeI
fuer IS Nuzis

9elgroO - Sin bobes jugoilGmi-
ides Wilit1rgeriht uerurteilte IN
elmer SonOeriisuug neltn iriibere
@eItopo Z GbeiS in Serbien gum
SoOe Ourd ben Strang, nelIu frii-
here SSsGffiSiere gum SoOe Ourd
@ridieben uno on0ere ebemaIige
3n5is 81 3udtbauSitrafen.
, 8mei fritbere SS.2eltte erbieIten
20 Sabre 3mang8arbeit unO elm
alter, f~ranfer Gberit flint Sabre
3udtobmus. Sails sic itbIide Tro.
5eOur b~eibcDoIten miro, oiirite Die
@oaitredllng Der SoOesurteiIe III
3mei ooer orei Tagen erfoIgen.
Die Notwithstanding Oouerte
5mei @oden uno es muroen Sabl-
reide @in5elbeiten bon @reueItaten
ongefiibrt, non oenen Die Anflage-
pertretung beboliptpt, ooB tie ouf
8efebl Ser RodiS mlsgefiibrt MUIR
Sen, ia, Dab lie Der 8oaitredung oft
perionLid b%eiDobnten.
Ser SauptangefIagn, General
leutiinnt Aiiguit WfeiBner, Der &C.
Itapo.Gbei in Serbien bon 1912 bis
Al mar, mltroe gum Eooe Ourh ben
Strong oerrrteiIt. @r ltono ouf-
redt oa, m1breno Ser langen lr-
teilsberleiung; manAmal lDanote
CT lid Inn, u~nterhielt lid nit an0es
rem 9naeflagten uuo Iddelte ibnen
gu. MIs er aus oem @eriftsinal
9eiiibrt wliroe, idrie Die 3uidnuer-
menge: o@enft i'm oui Der Ger
RACIAL"
(Tie Eerro5ia lit Der 0auptplnb
8eIgroos, no MeiBner, Der AnfIage
5ltfolge, 8ortrianen 0ffentli6 ban-
gen IieB, ais oein 9(bihredungs-
: mittel fir Sic Sniureenten.~ y
! @benfals gu %Oenienigen Die 0nrh
oen Strang bingerihtet tDer0en iol.
+. len, geb0rt ser SSI0berit uno @bef
; ser @iniosgruppe in Serbien. @ilb.
/. Studs; ferner miro Die gleiGe Strofe
: Soiepb 5epp4Sabn erleioen, Der
A. friibere &ommanoont Nes 8dgraOer
: 3udtbauies.
Sepp.Sobn, Ser Iid Idmer bers
/. IeBte, olS er I'M S%reppenbnlie 0es
: @eridtes oorige 8ode iber oas
+. @el1noer IN Die Giefe iprong, liegt
nod INNER i'm 9ronfenbaltie ullO
befono lid BEL Der urteil8oerfiinoi.
gllng nift inn @eridtsioale.
Gin fleiner Snnge, Den Ser @ater
int 9trme belt, ipudte ant 4itsgunge
| Oe8 @erihtsiooles ieOem @eFunge-
men inS @eIidt, oI8 er non einent
belpoffneten @ddter berousgefibrt
!, tuuroe.
! Sen @n~gefIagten ipur0e CUR Gait
!, geIegt fir Ben Sol bon 10000
Gerben uno $4,000 Su0en m1bren6
ser. Oelttiden 8eiebung SerbienS
: bcr~anttUortIi1 5u fem.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
N~ctkilfcaMs0Abcm
III nSs5cnc itcioem

Berlin - Die offentIid)en 0otbil.
feolsgqben, 0ie iii ser omer;fani-
iden Gone 0eudihIanos fortJeiebt
aHiteigen, MAIDEN lett 2217 8ro-
sent aIler 3egierlngsfoiien fir 0aS
JiSfdIiabr 1946.1947 ans, fuie @e.
ncraIeutuont QllciltS Q. GIap, ser
Iteabertretenoe Milit6raoiluerneilr,
beridtete. 9hlf t6 0eutlde in SCI
merifaniideu 3one entf1at elmer,
Ser Gffentlide @otbiIfe be3iebt. SsSr,
folge Der fir 6liidtIinge um0 Ser
aus Dem Often ACKNOWLEDGMENT not.
penoigen 9ilfeleiitluug iteigen sic
anfor0erun9eu INNER tueiter.
Die amerifnniid1e 3one, in ser
16,23f,000 Weniden Ie6er, ipie iid
aus ser i'm Oftober 0orgenomme-
men 8olfs5d6linag ereo6, batt I'M
Nouember t,130,638 RotGiIfeemp~
Hanger, mas ~gegeniiber Dem Otto.
Der cine 3llno0me BON 1858 6ar.
iteIlte. Sn oerieIben 3eitlponne
ltiegen ole NotbilfealSgdben BON
29,919,18t ouf 81, 1888, 1897 9ieids.
mart. nad) oent bonn MiIitGr feitge-
ietten alirs So. f9S,333. Die Not.
bilfeolisga6en fir 0as geiante Sis.
fdliabr 1946-t947 tDeroeit, tuie Glan
tpeiter mitteilte, auf 1896 600, 900
ooer $t39,60O,00O geiddbt. Sier
elngere6net iino aud Ole Sannnlen,
Die fiir ben ll%nterbalt DON gobI-
fobrtsinitituten gebroud)t tueroen.
Sn 6rantfirt fpltroe BON Ser anne.
rifanfiden MiIitdrregierung Be.
foilntgesebeit, Dab BON 6en gereinia.
ten Staoten feitgebaItene oeutide
9riegSgefangene fir ibre Nrbeit I'M
Berbaltnis bon elmer Marf All 80
Gents IntIoFnt hperoerL itatf gum
offi5iellen Sat bon 10 Gents. 0iele
anfitnoigung fiibrt iofort au Ser
mutun8eiL DAB Die nelle Marf onae.
inein auf Die 80 Gents. 9fate boiiert
miro, o6er bon sen yiiIitdr6eboroen
iDuroe iofort erfIdrt. oaB 6ieIes Ser.
bdltiiS nar tilt oie 8e3obllna bon
arieaSgefangenen gilt.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
Dcfi,it pct 2 111iIIis
0rNcn crtUar4cf

@aI6itston IL gie Nusiidten CUT
ein betrahtlides Geii5it Fir bas loil-
fenoe 6isfaljo6r cridmerten Rrdii-
0ents grumons Nilf9abe, fiir ben neu-
Ell aongreB Sic traoitiouellen Bot
Id)often ii6er ben Staro Ser Union
uno sen Sausbnlt das5uorbeiten. SIS
lit oalnit sit redFnen, Dap beioe Bot
idnFten fiir5ss .tlo aueaiser beitimmt
iein meroell ais OaS 2t 9nnfte :
8rogrnnm. faS ser 8rliiOent Dem
olten aonareB III 9aainn oieicS Sab
res porlegtf.
7ie gtotS gotifaft fiir oas Sis
faliabr 1917 AZ niirfte 4asgaben III
06be bon $37 100000 oorieben.
9comte rg19aea iiic 0oS lauiellOe
IiSfaliabr. ellt8e1eli lrfpritnglifen
Sf1bunqelr nit einem EeFi5it BON
$4,000 900. 900, onB Die 4usgoben
iiir Getercnen melt iiber ben 8oran-
ibfaa bilinpsainReh mo Die Ginipa-
rlila Don $S10,O00.0 600 Die ourd)
Nie M~idt5ohIuag Don Su6iiOien emit
ifailo, mehr oIs mettmahen. altber-
sem .s;I Sic alrn.cc Sen aongreB Inn
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
.dtMlNcn Ncs n
erSbcr ais Ginecntntcn

9aS 9omitce fir offentIi6e
Shuloen, Dem fiibren6e M1nner
Der Snouitrie, 6es 8nnt., 8eriide.
run9s- un6 Gr5iebnngspeiens af-
geb0ren, mad)te 0as erite @rgebnis
elmer Stuoienfolge our 8ropbe-
3eiung geiunoer Met4ooen 5ur Ser
%minoerung ser offentlidlen SdniI-
Sen befannt. Mnrion o. 5oIionl
aus 3oheiter, Sdasmeiiter Ser
@aitman aooaf 60, lit Elm MsiteIieO
0es aontitees.
3tpai eridredenoe Gotinden wer.
ben ourd oas Shioiensaomitee ent-
biilt;
Gritets. SAB Ser uBeItfries oen
Ser. Staaten gum eritenmaI in III
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27

cine 3uiosbepifliging non $4,000
600 erluben, Inn Die 9tebrtolten oel
8eiabung SIT 0eden.
Die Yeniioneu uuO anoEreu Dab.
Ilngen fir NeteranerL Die iiir 0ieics
Sobr auf $6,205, O00.0 neran-
ldlogt nuroen - inter AuBeraftleI'
lung Der So 400, 000, 600 fiir gntlai.
ilngsiolo ~ oiirften fiir Den &on-
greB, Der cine 4itsgaben : SOdit9ren-
&c feitieken mill, Elm 5iemlihes 8rob-
Fem odrltellen. Auf @rnno Oes 8eor-
ganiiierungsgeiebes muB Ser Som
greb cine iolfe 3abI fiir Ole am /.
Sllli beginnenOc Allsgoben feitiesen,
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
untcritiitt Sic NcmtIcbc
6citMne, Is lit cmrc
5citmne!

Sen0et Samilien . 9adridten,
Sereinsnadridten, IOipie fUnltige
intereiIante Wenigfciten an Oie
ReOaftion. @ir IinS aerne Be
reit nnb french ms, bcrartige
NaGridten i'm ,,SOnrnaI" al briu.
gen. Sic beIfen inns bamit uuS
%DcrmeiOen, bah mir Safir berant.
tuOstlid gemadjt iuerOen, tDenn Gr-
eisniic in Tamilienfreiien (9c.
6nrtstaae, SOd5citen, @~inotanfen,
SterbefGle, Weinde bon Trennoen
miiu.) nidlt in %mnierer, reIp. enrer
5eitnns Sn finben iinb.
@enadridtigt Bic @eSaftiOn,
no Sigtb Gtr. y. 81, @eibinstOn
I. .. s. (Ternipreder NAtiOna3
1880.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
tYrncs cntiAciNct
eeocn 1lteHerldmiNt

@ai9ington - 8otlhafter George
q. Oteilerimif6 lit ans 8liettOs
gires 5tlriidgefebr::, I'M cine @nt+
Ideionng IN Dem segeniiber argen-
tinipn ST. Darfol8cn0ea aurs berbei-
5uiitbren
Sn 0iplomatiiden @reilen meiB
man gelau, mesbnlb Meeiierimitb
sic 8egegnang nit benz Stantsie-
fret1r er5apong. or bat lid u0uig
bon oen ,id}drfen@ 4urs gegeniiber
araentinian ~Oiifo5iiert, an Dem
SiliSjtoatSiefret1r SpruilLe 8rnoer
f~eltge1aIten bat uito Ourfte cine Aen-
0erlng oerlanger. 8rooen bat
ieinerieitS fem 3peifel oaran geloi,
len, oab er fiir eiitell o%erdnoerten
GurS gegenitber bent 1erons9fegime
nift 81 9oben lit, uno 8prnes bot
wieoerbolt erfldrt, oaB er binter
9rnoen itebt.
Sails @teiierimitb BON 8Drnes Die
Gurhiiibntng BON WlnBnabmen Der
langt. oie 8raoens @iiniden nidt
entIprefjen, o~iirften lie bon @prneS
obge[ebnt peroen. Sn oielem Sale
niiroe MeHerimit9 neiter nidts
iibrig bleiber. nl8 Die Geriesung auf
einen anoeren HoIten ODER aus @e.
iunobeitsriidiidten ieine @eriesung
in ben Sutherland 8u b%eontragen ODER
cine ld)tpere Nieoerlage bin5uneb~
men
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
ucncr panser lou
pcrlnltc ~pcrmtciNcM

@lebelonO - Sm Mmericon Sol.
lege Of Surgeons 1puroe lestbin Dor
Ct. g0marO 8. @burfiu aus Sar.
boro Elm neuer 3meig ser WfeOi3ir
befiirtportet, Der 0en Malnen prGpen.
tiue Gbirurgie tr1gt. 3ieie 9lbtei,
lung Der Weoi5in ioH lid nit Ser
9eriteaung non Tan5ern fitr Sol.
oaten un0 Sdubporridtlingeu fiji
3ioiliiten befaiIen.
Ser 8ortragen0e mics Oorallf BIN,
oaB I'M eriten 8eltfrieg altd) Ser
StabIbeIm ootl gbirnrgeu einge.
fiibrt mor0en lei. aur5 hor 8eenOi-
gllng Oe8 8peiten @eItfrieges bot
ten, mie Or. @bitrdiG nusfiibrte, sic
@birlirgen geniigeno a%enntniiIe
iiber einen 56ubpan8er geiammelt.
Ser permutIid Ole 3abl Der Gotten
nm IL Bro5ett uno Die Ser Ser,
muRoeten Inn s Gro3ent b~ernlinOern
mitroe.
Ser 3onf oofir geonbre Dem
Gbirurgen Or. Midpael 9ebofeD III
getp Orleans, Ser iid 6ontit belon-
Oers 6eid1ftigt babe. Ser arieg
gittg 5u Gnoe, bebor Der 8ar3er I'M
2anofampT eingefiibrt peroen fonn-
tie, aber oie 6lafan5iige Ser Slug
truppen goben Elm gllteg 8eiipiel.
anoere 8r1bentib @oBnubmeu
iino iol1e gegen 6roIt in groBen
&0ben, gegen @eboritorungen ourd)
8ombenerploiionen, Shub gegeil
auf9eiprungene 6iiBe uno gegen
Nugenperpltnoungen, Our6 Shnb-
fallen IND Qanominen.
Sc fompli5ierter Die 8~erteioiglng
unlere8 2nnoeS miroO, Oelto mebr
muB lid nod Or. gburhiI Die Chi
rurgie nm sic 8erbiitung BON Ser
tplinoungen 6enliiben. gr manote
li1 I'M 8elonoeren 9egen Die I'M
Anfang oeS &rieges berbreitete Nn-
lidt, ooB 8ur,0en NIT Sulfamit-
teln bebanoelt utlb Snfeftionen 6a-
htr1 bermieoen meroen fonnten.
46er oas treffe f~einesmegS 5rL Die
Sulfnmittel ieien niht imltanoe ge-
meien, Snfeftionen 5u berbiiten.
9ei Oieier Metbooe mur6e SuIfn-
piloer in Die @unoen geitreut. Nuf
Ser anoeren Settle 3eigte Iid mGb-
reno oe8 &rieges Ole cute 8irfung
bon Hennicinin un0 Sulfa0in5in,
ipettn lie eingeilommen iuurOen.
giner ser QroBen Aiurgiiden
6ortidritte, Die Ser arie9 nit iid
bra1te, mar onS ~iofortige SdlieBn
bon Ihueren @unoen, mie beridtet
iullroe. St sen meiiteu 6dllen err
mics es lid nls borteilbaft, lie iAon
anl bierten Gage 5ltidIieBen, ltatt,
pie friiber cine 3eit lang offen 81
laiien. Dnrd oieie neue Wetbo0e
pltroe Ser natiirlide @eilltngspro-
5eB unteritiibt, ser mdbreno Der
eriten 10 Gage nof Der @erIetung
fr1itigiten eiriebt. @leid5eitig
mliroen YenniciIin uno SltlfomitteI
nem 8atienten eingegebelt uro bier
ourd Dem Seilungspro5eB nad)ge-
bolfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
ucme 11tcthcNc fanit
picIc KinNcr retteft

@of6ington Rcd elmer Stati-
tiff oes amtcS fur offentlide @eiun0-
beits : |flege fonnteit iabrlid minOe-
items 10000 6leinfinoer gerettet aper-
Sen, ipenn cine nciie Met6ooe onae-
man6t miro, 0urd) iueld}e Die @eburt
boafommen i1mer5loS oonitatten
geht.
Die neie Gednif lit iubreIune in
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27
suurkumpeIsmUesse
Rufionen uIIein essen

gaOen 8Goen (GNa) Gie
fron5olii6en 8eiesuagsbeboroen Iino
in ibrer Zone on meiiten oarum be-
Iorgt Die 6eutiden 8ergorbeiter SIT
belpegen mebr aoblen gu forOern.g Sci
Washington Journal., 1946-12-27

rer @cididte cine Iationolihulo
o%uibiir6ete, Die Dos Hotionaieinfont-
men iiberItei9t;
3meitenS, onB Ole Hotionatd)lllO
per 9opf Der 8eo0Iferuug aht mol
gloBer oIs nod Dem eriten 8elt-
frieg lit.
Bic 9iiroe ser GotiouaIi6ulo,
ole ieoer ein3elne RonL 6rou iltro
air0 in Den Ser. Staoten nob ie.
Dem grpBen 8riee oes 2onoeS 81
trngen bate, belief iid Iaut Benz
S%tloienberiht nui:
8efreiitngsfrieg S 10
Rrieg bon 1912 Is
&iirgerfrieg rs
/. 8eltfrieg 240
9. @eIttrieg 1881
Der %peritorbene 8rignoegenerul
2eoporo g.. Npres. befannter Bolts,
pirtihaftler, bolenoete ben 8eridt
fir oos Romitee menige Toge Dor
Ieinem plobIi6en glbIeben I'M Der.
gangenen Gftober.
Gle gauge StuOienfoIge, III Oerer
giaBmen Dies Ser erite ber0fientlidte
8eridt lit, lit oaroiti bere6net, e.
men boben @eiddftsgruo uno bObea
ginfomemn fir 0as gauge 2an0 5lI
forOern, ~onlernoen @oblitnno 3tl
idaTfen, itott Sabren Oes 4ilf,
i1ipungs Sabre Der 3epreIiion fol-
gen 3u Iaiien.
0os &omitee ipnrnt, oaB Die Gil'
gitng Der ofientIiden SdulO Die
gegierung gelegentlidl SIT ,idpie-
riger, ornitiiden uno u~nIiebiamer
WoBnobmen SfuingeA mira
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-31
Emily Applewhite.
Of Fayetteville,
R. W. Colgan Marry

FAYETTEVILLE, March 30
Miss Emily Catherine Applewhite
became the bride of Robert w. Col
gan on Sunday afternoon March "a,
at 4 o'clock, in Hay Street Meth
odist church. Rev. r. E. Brown,
pastor of the church, officiated.
The church was decorated with
arrangements of gladioli, freesias
and carnations against a back
ground of greenery.> White tapers
burned in branched candelabra.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Miss Edna Williams,
organist, and Miss Maresta Apple
white, sister of the bride, and Wal
ter Applewhite brother of the bride,
soloists. Miss Applewhite sang BE
cause" and Mr.. Applewhite sang,
IT Love Thee" Traditinal wed
ding marches were used.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, J. A. AppleMhite, was
alfred in a dress fashioned Of pink
and black silk jersey with match
ing accessories. She carried an arm
bouquet OF parma violets and pink
roses.
Miss Betty Sue Arthur, OF this
city, was the brides only atten-
dant. She wore an aqua jersey
dress and carried a bouquet of vel
low roses. The bridegroom was at
tended by Jerry Stein of Philadel.
phia, best man. Ushers were John
McCrary and Bill Pemberton, vii.
mington, Jimmy Applewhite and
Vance McBryde of this city.
Mother of the bride was attired
in pastel blue and black silk jersey
with a corsage of pink carnations.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
dress of chocolate brown with aqua
accessories. Her corsage was of
yellow roses.
Mrs. Colgan is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
white. She received her education
in the city schools, graduating with
the class Of 1915. She is the sister
of Mrs. w. B. Pemberton of Will
mington.
Mr.. Colgan is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Davis, Of Toledo,
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OAR Good Citizenship Contest
Winners Will Be Chosen Shortly
WASHINGTON, March 80

WASHINGTON, March So
From a record number Of senior
high school girls. final winners in
the 1916 Good Citizenship Pilgrim
age of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution will soon be chos-
en-, Mrs. John T. Gardner Of East
Greenwich, Rhode Island, national
chairman of the committee, an.
nounced today.
The winning group will consist
Of a high school senior in each
state and the District of Columbia.
Each girl designated as the State
Pilgrim will receive the Good Cit
izenship Pilgrim pin as gift from
the OAR and also a 500 Victory
bond.
In the years before tie war each
Pilgrim was rewarded by a trip
to Washington during the OAR
Continental Congress. The Pill
gri1ns toured the Nations Capital
and were presented to the Con-
gress, each receiving her award
from the president general.
When travel to Washington and
housing congestion here prevented
the OAR meetings, the Pilgrims
were presented war bonds in lieu
OF the usual pilgrimage" Since
congestion in Washington prevents
holding of the Congress this spring
in Constitution Hall, the Pilgrim
age winners again will receive
war bonds.
Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, look
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ing over reports of the contest,
said:
1--WE regret that once again the
Pilgrims must remain at home in
stead of coming to Washington.
The contest this year, however,
was Of record proportions. Com
petition was keen.
THE winners, who soon will be
announced, are senior high school
girls chosen for best demonstrate
ing in their respective states the
qualities of-Dependability, Lead
ership, Service and Patriotism.
Every member of our national So
ciety will be proud Of these girls
who will join the ranks of the
hundreds Of winners of former
years. They truly are leaders of
youth in the march toward better
American citizenship"
The Good Citizenship Pilgrimage
grew from a custom inaugurated
by Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode
when the daughter of the great
Commoner, William Jennings Bry-
an was member of Congress
from Florida. E a h year she
brought group of girls from her
district to Washington for a good
citizenship tour of Congress, the
Supreme Court, government de-
partments, and historic sarines.
The OAR pilgrimage was origi'
mated by Mrs. Russell William
Magma, of Holyoke. Mass. when
she was president general. Mrs.
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in order to obtain spending money.
AS her mother Betty Lou O'Master
stole the show by making frequent
entrances, ice-pack clasped to her
head, and lamenting the fact that
she had a splitting headache. Alan
Lanier was handsome as DIR. Good
rich, the ruler of the Goodrich clan.
And Carolyn King was perfectly
cast as very quiet girl who
thought there was nothing left in
life for her because she was a
cripple. But Gusty soon led her to
find out differently. If you missed
this play, you missed one of the
really great school productions of
the year. But since I'm senior,
you still have a chance to see our
class play, Smiling Through" so
plan to be present when it takes
place.
Last night the MINIS gym was
the scene of the Spinister's Hop
sponsored by the O. Henry Literary
Society. True to its announcement,
there were lots of couples there
and some girl stays. Everybody
seemed to have grand time. The
old juke box gave out with the hits
Of the present and the past, and
provided reminiscent music for all
present. sort of think that a few
new romances were aided by the
soft, melodious strains of popular
love songs of the day. Time will
tell.
Have you been out around Green
field Lake lately? If you haven't,
then you don't know how beautiful
our city has become. The azaleas
are gorgeous in colors more lovely
than you can imagine. Red, white,
and pink are the dominant colors
while variations of these shades are
used as films. White and purple
wisteria Irvine in the limbs of old
trees bordering the lake. 1t is truly
a fairy-land of wonder and beauty.
After you attend church Sunday
morning, circle around the lake
and see for yourself just how lovely
and breath-taking it is. We have a
city to be proud of. Let's keep it
that way.
If you were to walk through the
halls at MINIS during the change
of classes or be on the campus at
lunchtime, you would think that
the school was college from the
older boys you would see. But these
fellas are veterans who have re-
turned to complete their high
school education and they are more
than welcome to our big family, A
newly discharged veteran who may
enter school with us is Bobby Zeig-
Ter who was a member OF Uncle
Sans Navy. He has real red hair,
and he's awfully nice. He hasn't
decided definitely whether be will
enter school, but it seems as if
school hours will take up most of
his time for the rest of the school
year.
Well, it looks as if I've about
covered everything for now, so I'll
close. Until the middle of the week
when lots more has happened I'll
just say, So long!
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Senior Alpha Zeta
Sorority Convenes

The Senior Alpha Zeta Sorority
held the regular meeting at the
Y.W.C.A., Wednesday night at 8
pm. with the following kids"
present: Louise Dunlea, Margaret
Blackwell and Lee Clark. New and
old business was discussed and it
was decided that the outstanding
project for the coming year will
be to provide Injuries and pleas
ures for a young TB patient con-
fined to her bed.
P Due to unf o reseen circurn-
stances it was necessary to elect
new treasurer and Kid Mistress;
Mrs. Mary Orreu, treasurer and
Miss Lucy Holmes, Kid Mistress.
Miss Finky Marlowe, guest at
this meeting, suggested the names
of eight senior high school girls
who are to be invited to the next
meeting.