davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-10-26
DroH to Ridiculous

HOW TO DISAPPEAR FOR AN
HOUR
BY Geoffrey Hellman. (Dodd,
Mead; $3)
This is another way of saying "how
to get away from it all" or how to
live in fantasy" Russell Grouse says
that when you get Hellman for SO
an hour, the country doesn't need
the aft-Hartley law. New Yorker
readers will recognize these stories,
which run from droll to ridiculous,
but most Of which stand rereading.
Il, F. l..
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Reviewed by
ZANNE BINGHAM.

ZANNE BINGHAM.
This account of the discovery and
development of the Southwest
given us by the editors of Look, is
not a dramatic one. The glamour
is in the facts.
The authors have traced the con-
nection between East and West
from the hardships which con-
fronted Coronado's first explora-
tions along what was to become the
Santa Fe Trail, down to the ease
with which we may make the same
journey. They have shown how the
railroads conquered forces that
might have delayed our westward
expansion for additional centuries
We can agree with William Allen
White, that The Santa Fe is
easily one of the best things that
ever happened to this land
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Outspoken Admiral Recalls Word Battles
In Salty "reminiscences of Pacific War

ADMIRAL HALSEYS STORY
Admiral William F. Hasey u S. N, and 1t Comdr.
Bryan III, u S. N. r. (Whittesey House; 81
Reviewed by COLLIER.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Darwin TeIhet Salts His Newest Novel
With Bright and Interesting People
OMETHING WONDERFUL TO HAPPEN

OOME Tl1NU WOIFDEItI OI "
By Darwin L. Teilhet. (AppletC
Reviewed by IR
There is nothing selfish about Mr..
Teilhet. He meets a lot of interest
ing people and promptly introduces
them to the public for nominal fee.
Barney Higgs, his wife Sally and
all the little Higgses, especially Sara
phine, budding novelist, are any
thing but dullards. They are a
happy, if confused, group-and get
considerably more confused when
Evening star., 1947-10-26
p;erson Kicks Presents an Excellent
Novel Rich in Nostalgia Co|orotion
r,,,r 1yrr>rTEp,s HORN

THE HUNIERS 5 HUM
Bv Person Ricks (Scribner'S; S3J
Reviewed by HENRY LYON.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
IA Bitter Book
Open to Bitter
Discussion

THE RING AND THE CROSS
BY Robert Rylee. fAJred A
Knopt; S3J
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Barney, a crusading publisher, gets
mixed up in politics and real estate.
At a critical moment, just when
it looks like he must accept seat
in Congress, Barney rights himself
and puts the tottering Higgs menage
back on it's feet.
Mr.. Teilhet has produced some en-
tertaining reading of the lighter
sort
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Blazing the Way
For ruContinent

THE SANTA FE TRAIL
BY the Editors of Look. (Random
/ House: $500
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Adams Tocsin of so Years Ago Deserves
The Attention of All American Ears Now

AMERICAS ECONOMIC SUPREMACY
BY Brooks Adams. With a New Evaluation by Marqu
(Hdrper G. Brothers; $780,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04
Eustiuwn Streets

economy We can say il all IN the old proVefb
that "a stitch In time saves nine. It Is ne
economy to let an automobile. q house a piece
Of property. 4 street. fan into such disrepaif
that il costs much more 10 put 1t back m shape
than IL would have cost to maintain H.
The government policy tur eventual disposs
Al af permanent wartime housing units 90 pr.
vate owners will result eventually IN the sale
Of permanent project units To private IN.
dfviduals. and the transfer Of this area with
ali of It's real estate to the taN books of The
city. But the city officials point out, with
good cause. that accepting the project into
the corporate jurisdiction Of the city with
the streets IN their present condition would
be accepting a public liability rather than a
tax asset. More money would be required To
put these streets in good condition, than
would he forthcoming from the new tax rev
enues lor a considerable time, The city simply
does not have the money,
This is not a question Of the guinness ~
ri asking Uncle sam to take on a Job which
IL not rightly his Gun housing area here was
not constructed hv the government as an act
of charity, It was a vital and necessary con-
dttlnn 10 making an important war shlpNatd
mSsihle here and housing the work lotee
which put those ships together Now that The
war iS nVer and the government rs II step out
at the picture and transfer the %perWaneNt
housing IL city government We hint the
city is within It's rights to ask that i be gtven
a sgotng concern rather than a liability N
the area II he taken oven,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04

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week mstpad at my usual eol
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04

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tHIs week.. telIinn & simple and
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04

In he division Of American governmental
responsibilities between community, state
and federal authority a situation sometimes
arises which obviously calls tor attention
hom one Of these sources, but that attention
\ not forthcoming To draw a comparison
nom baseball. It Is like The situation where
the fielaees stand hooking eNpeetantly at one
another while 4 gfounder rolls between
them
something Ike that situation has develop
"a IN The matter at maintaining the streets
IL the housing project These streets are IN
bad condition IN many places aud The rate
81 deterioration IS Increasing with The heavy
rains A small hole or crack ia a street sur
fayp il 4 min0 repair Job when a street sNs'
tenn s being efficiently checked and main.
ta,Ned Hut when surface breaks 80 unfe'
eAlet~t the rate at damage increases rapidly
The last vat is over nov, aAd The shooting
AND shaotng have died away The federal
DaNdS that have poured oot ot Washington
have diminished Ia a trtekle The covetsall
lANhAm Aet ~ which he many maintenance
eNeeNSeS st wartime production communities
we've met n4emptlV, has expired The Federal
NsAlle ttNN>tng Authority which still main'
tA,NS the EAStlAwN aNa either housing AREAS
here i teNlAN simply eee Nole tederal agency
Na,Ael tAleAt NJ a Republican SeagtesS when
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04
Capital
Federal Sales Tax Possible
A. Debt Reduction Measure
American Legion IN Drive
To Protect CTS Benefits

SPECIAL TO Central Press
Washington Talk ~ teder
at sales laN M being heard an
Capitol HI
senator George A Wilson
tRl Iowa. thinks such "a levy m
cunning md SAYS he WiHht vote
Tor 81 is = debt reduction Wv1s-
ufu,
Tho laWan. who spes tax
problems both as d senator aud
tormrr nuvernoH warns ut aHe
hir obstacle tO 3 ietiplal salus
taX-it would cut into a feNe
nue. source already tapped By
some statps
A. t matter VI fact, Wilson
explains federal vNtlsr leNies
alpadN are q breach ia tie
sales taN field
Ito believes the statps amt the
fpdpral government ought ia
pet toHetf 81 slikv uut thtlt re-
spectlvt llelds 81 nyNpnuel and
stay within thcuH Wilson tlH
avsts tnat the United states
Conference al Governors take
the initiative on the idee
Rral estate taxes are uat
mai ktd Tor the states and 10
sal communities, but virtually
tverVthnH csc Be- wide open Ia
lunl state and federal tax
competition Whom pointed
out
he audited that souhu "t0llets
tive bargaining between Vati
uus governmental units on taN
problems can avert l0tule
headaches
The American Legion Il
spearheadihs am al out dllNe by
Veterans organizations aBaihNt
bills VvN peNdinR n Eohafess
h weaken employment ntetet.
enees and othof benefits IA eN
2iR
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tuNVehl N ohe WaN 0p aaatha
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04

By l. T ROBERTS

could stand lie may he all
night now IL may be- hunlc
and married and r8inlne Il lan.
h. o. he Was still be IA "a
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question that eun only end
when his body Joins his mint
IN death
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where 8e iA know thai his
body aes ott Salrun lslahd IN
the patItiE yaffivd jo the bot.
tom by a tlNestAvh shell TIED 10
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was a SWpde IL raNe tlnm
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about John ltaNN ooh sldeflnn
the laet that kaN him ta9 the
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lope he was Alllel know
Mate ahaUl him than know
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04

u almost hUeoad Heiei
fo us that he5f r th eoHn
tv whose highest idea Ner
expressed m Tie i0rehea ne
wisdom 81 mem like Abraham
lintala and Thamas 1effef
SOM $50 n0v set tHe atom
nonb with all its incredible
capacity lu destruction boz
ine alsed as q means - dom
lnatg The Woria through fear
We thle writer. one eica
fact eme1ncs tom lNe present
emotional and intellectual cha
os And that Is that man has
autsm4eted himself ana poi
haps doomed Mankind lol
got that man was Important
a.so, and now We ere going to
na, the prlce Cut best brains
top gehftIlps have wasted then.
selves IN "a mad competition
tu invent ueW terhna|oHivai
Processes. which IS The Same
.v4ns neo Wavs ta make
munuN IN touu0et other men
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Evening star., 1947-06-07
Aiken Sees Action Monday
On Federal School Aid Bill

Tentative agreement on a bill for
Federal aid to elementary and sec
ondary schools, for minimum al
lotment of $5 per child, has been
reached by the Aiken Subconmit-
tee of the Senate Labor Committee.
1t would apply to the district as well
as to the States.
Senator Aiken, Republican, of
Vermont, subcommittee head, said
a final vote would be taken Monday
with the return of Senator Donnel,
Republican, of Missouri.
The committee draft, Senator
Aiken said, retains the essential fea-
lures of a bipartisan measure spon-
sored by eight Senator's, including
Senator Taft, Republican. of Ohio
with notifications suggested by
other bills.
He said the basic apportionment
would permit allocations of Federal
funds to the States in varying
amounts, depending on the finan-
cial ability of the States. State and
local funds would be. supplemented
in such a way as to make possible
q minimum of $50 per pupil in all
school jurisdictions, he added.
The tentative Federal aid plan
he said, emphasizes retention OF
control over administration of edu-
cational programs by State authori-
ties,
Evening star., 1947-06-07
Arts Committee Calls
Meeting Thursday 10
Select Group Heads

The Washington Arts Committee,
which Els seeking to establish a city
cultural center here, has called a
meeting for Thursday of individuals
in cultural activities to select chair
men for the various art groupings.
Representatives of local commu-
nifty and civic organizations also are
invited to attend the meeting, to be
held at $50 pm. in the library of
the rectory Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, 821 Sixteenth street NV.
Papers Of incorporation, which al
ready have been drawn, will be fled.
If the plans of the Washington Arts
Committee are realized, the per-
raanent Washington Arts Center AS
soeiation will be formed at this
meeting and the Washington Arts
Committee, a temporary organiza-
ton will be dissolved.
The Washington Arts Center As
ISOLATION is to be organized as a nom
profit, educational corporation. The
members will be the organizations
and individual professional and non
professional workers in the arts.
The long-range objective, it was
said, is to provide an instrument for
the establishment and maintenance
of "a creative arts center in the
Nations Capital which would also
be national arts center"
Among those listed as being in
terested in the work of the commit
tee or associating themselves with
it have been Mrs. Raymond Clapper
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman, Harold
Ickes, Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Martin
Agronsky and Representative Helen
Gahagan Douglas, Democrat, OF
California.
Evening star., 1947-06-07
Hecht 1850 Year Club
To Induct 20 Members

Twenty Hecht Go. associates will
be inducted into the firms Ten-to-
Fifty Year Club at the organiza-
tons annual dinner meeting at the
Hotel Statier tonight.
The new members, all of whom
win have completed 10 years Of as
sociation with the company, will be
awarded gold pins. They are: Cora
Arthur, Rudolph Bernheimer, Edith
Casbour, Mary Chilcote, Shirley
Daneman, Catherine Eisenacher,
James Fountain, Fred Golbratl1,
Robert Heinricks, ,Hilda Johnston,
Edward Luehrman, Morris Marks,
Harold K. Melnicove, Madison Mills,
Martha Vaughn Morrel, Edna Oliver,
William c.. Richardson, Emilia So
raceni, DR.. Albert Scott and Dorothy
Wolf.
Evening star., 1947-06-07

/ 23d annual meeting Of the health
organization, which unites physic-
ians and laymen IN the war on
heart disease.
Laymen we're elected for the first
time to the associations assembly.
the overall governing body respon-
sible for determination of policy.
Among those chosen were Samuel
H. Kaufman, business manager of
The Star. and Coleman Jennings,
former head of the Community
Chest here.
Other lay members of the assem-
bly,, representing all sections of the
Evening star., 1947-06-07

country, include Harold q. Stassen,
former Governor Of Minnesota; /;
Clare Boothe Luce. former Repub-
lican member of the House of
Evening star., 1947-06-07
"A. R. Barnes Elected
BY Heart Association

DR.. Arlie r. Barnes, chairman of
the Board of Governors of the Mayo
Clinic, will head the American
Heart Association for the coming
year.
He was named yesterday at the
Evening star., 1947-06-07

| Representatives. and Samuel Gold
wyn, movie producer.
Dr. Tinsley r. Harrison. professor
Of medicine at Southwestern Medi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

that all will give their services
to make the observance of Poppy
Day a complete success in Viii
The Saturday before Memorial
Day has been observed as Poppy
Day in all parts of the country
fol many years. Poppies have been
worn in memory of the war dead
ever since the close of World War
]. Replicas of the flowers which
grew On the battlefields of France
and Belgium and which were
fought over in both wars, they
have come to symbolic the memo
nv of those who died in their part
OF the world.
The poppies which the Auxiliary
will distribute r all made by
hand shaped from crepe paper by
disabled veterans working in hos
pitfalls and convalescent work shops
throughout the country. The dis
abled men take great pride in
m aking the flowers to honor their
fallen comrades and the work is
valuable to them as occupatlonal
theropy, besides bring them much
need earnings. No veteran patient
is allowed to work on the peoples
that has a communicable disease.
Procaeds from the sale of the
flowers will be used mostly in this
community to meet the needs OF
veterans and their families. 1t is
hoped that every one in this city
will be wearing a poppy on Poppy
DAY.