davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Prislo Sc ma Fecke zasoby "a
SIS. 600. 900.

Atheny, Recko. = Americka
pomona mise oznamila, re v
feckych skladistfch byly obje-
veny zasoby, jichz p1vodnf ce-
ma byla SIS, 1000, 900, ale ktere
dnes mali hodnotu asi S6,OOO,-
900. Tato suma, jak Sc prav1,
Dude u%setfena ma celkoyvch
vydanich, urcenych pro reckon
pomoc. Byly nalezeny tisfce
kartond cigaret, castecne liz
zkazen6, schovan6 "a tim ice
lem, ably byla udrzena cena
feckeho tabaku. Farmarske
stroje byly zadrzovany proto,
re Sc vladn1 1rady nemohly do
hodnouti, "a jakou cenu mali
byti prodany. Jen lek1 a le-
karskeho zaT1zenf bylo naleze-
no "a $4,000, 900.
Dwight P. Griswold, hlava
misse, sdelil novinafdm, re cast
zasob byla schovana zreime
proto, ably byly udrzovany Wy
soke ceny. Schovane zasoby
byly odhaleny porovnanim Via
dnlch seznamu a provaden1m
dozoru primo We skladistich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Nemecti generalove budou
souzeni " Rusku.

Moskva. = General Erik Err
win, byvaly velitel II. nemec-
ke armady, dale generalove
Werner Shartof, Wilhelm Och
sner a Hans Traut a pet gene
ral-majorG Dude v brzku po-
staveno pred soud v Rusku pro
zlociny spachane ma sovetsk6m
obyvatelstvu a prot sovetskym
valecnym zajatc1m.
We vydanem ornament sc
pravf, re nekolik jinych nemec-
kych d1stojn1kG rovnez Dude
postaveno pred soud pro orga-
nisovan1 a provadenl trestnych
vyprav. hromadne str1leni po-
kojnych obyvatelG, muceni a
sovetskeho lidu a pie
nenf osobn1ho, verejneho a
statniho majetku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Truman odivodnuje svolani
kongresu.

We SVEN rozhlasovem PROBE
WI vznesl president Truman
pozadavek, ably byly podnik-
nuty velkoryse akce v boji pro-
ii hladu a ZINE v cizine. Sou
casne by mela byti Timed zasta-
vena domac1 inflace.
Proti inflaci must byti bojo-
vano, pokud je jeste ma to cas-,
Dude k tomu zapotTebf odvahy,
majf-li byti tyto otazky Teseny
1sp6sne. Potfeba resiti tyto O.
tazky je pills nalehava, nez a.
by mohle byti pockano, az Sc
kongres sejde k pravidelnemu
zasedan1.
President dale Tekl, re by a.
mericky narod mohl voliti ces.
tn necinnosti a cekati az dojde
k depresi, ktera by podlomils
mas zivotnf standard a hnala by
Ilidi re zamestnani. To ovsen
by byla costa zbabelosti, marco
by ztratil viru v demokracii {
stal by Sc obetf totalitnf 1toc.
nosti.
Republikansti vGdci kongres
mix Halleck (rep. Ind.), VOL
colt (Michigan) a c.. Reese
pTedseda republikanskeho ma
rodn1ho vyboru pc projevu i
hned prohlasili, re presiden
zneuz1va situace k politickyn
ucelGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Objednej tie Vanocni zasilky
"CARE" do Is. listopadu.

New York, N. Y. Vykon-
ny Teditel organisace CARE,
Paul Comfy French, upozornu-
lie, re objednavky ma zasilky
CARE, ktere mali byti do
dany V Europe k vanocGm, je
zahodno poslati bez dalsich
odklad1.
Poole jeho SLOW budou vse-
chny ob~jednavky, ktere dosta-
ne 1stred1 CARE" v New Yor-
ku. SO Broad Street, pred Is.
listopadem, "dodany = pokud
to Dude v nasi moci - v cas- k
vanocGm."
"Letosnf vanoce budou v F.
vrope smutnymi svatky pro ro-
diny, kterym Sc nedostava po-
travin, satstva a otopu", kon-
statoval pan French. "My v
Americe mGzeme jim je znacne
zpfljemniti tim, re jim posleme
zasilky "CARE" s potravinami,
s vlnenou latkou, S pradlem, s
pfikryvkami, S vlnou ma plete-
nj nebo S iinym obsahem, kterJ
Jim zpGsobf radost a pfispeje k
tomu,. ably Sc i pro ne vanoce
staly svatkem lasky."
Zasilky CARE, z nichz ka-
IDA stojf i Sc zarucenou dodav-
kou V Europe deset dolarn, je
mono objednati Cd CARE.
SO Broad Street, New York : A.
N. Y. Penfze ie mono pouka-
zati prostrednictvfm Western
Union, Railway Express nebo
kterehokoli postovnfho 1radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Drasticke omeZen1 pfldelu
mleka.

Praha (CTK) = Nasledkem
staleho poklesu dodavky mile
ka do mlekaren byl S okamzi-
tou platnosti zastaven vydaJ
odstfedeneho mleka a podma-
sli primo spotTebitelGm a mile
karnam bylo ulozeno, ably po-
die moznosti omezily take w
del odstredeneho mleka peka-
rum, cukrarnm a zavodnlm ku-
chynfm. Prakticky to zname-
ma, re mleko nyn1 dostavaJl
pouZe deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Ministr Masaryk o vaIecnem
stvacstvi a propaganda.

New York (CTK) - Ministr
zahranicnlch veci Jan Masaryk
ucinil minuly patek v polite
KEN vyboru Valneho shromaz-
denl Spojenych narodG "a de-
baty Q sovetske resoluci O opa-
trench proti propaganda a Wy
volavacum move valky dels1 pro
Jev, V nemz zaujal stanovisko
csl. delegace k resoluci. Pred
b6zne odmitanf sovetskych ar
|gument1, Tekl ministr Masaryk
by bylo vaznym omylem a do
dial, re bez vyjimky kazda re
me Sc velmi zaobfra problemy,
Ijichz Sc tyka sovetsky navrh.
"Dva ddleziti Fecnici, pokra-
coval ministr Masaryk, Sc wee
ra zmlnili 0 me vlasti. Jelikoz
mann jisty 1zky osobnf vztah k
jedne osobnosti, O nfz Sc mlu-
vilo (Pozn. red: Americky "a
stupce Austin citoval We sve re
lei presidenta Osvoboditele T.
e. Masaryka), nebudu Sc vice
zminovat 0 cele veci, S vyjim-
kou poznamky, re v Ceskoslo-
vensku svoboda tisku pTedpo-
klada nejvyssf moralnf a ethic-
kou zodpovednost jak vdci jed
n6tlivci, tax i cele spolecnosti.
Nen1 mVm umySlem ZlehcO-
vati valecn6 1sili nektere re
spojeneckych zemi. Castokrat
jsem vyjadTil obdiv i vdecnost
"a jejich ucast V boji i vft6z.
stv1 mad fasismem a nacismem
Muslin vsak T1ci, re v zem1cI
iako je Ceskoslovensko, nesva.
ia alliance valky a okupace "a.
nechala hlubs1, bolestnejs1 a ne
smazatelneis1 stopy ma obyva
telstvu. Okupovanym Cecho
slovakGm valka znamenala O
troctv1, nicenf, heroismus {
smrt. Tato zkusenost byla tai
hluboka, re jsme 81 myslili, X
to vsichni pochopf. Nasi lido
Sc zdrahali vyjadTovati sve ci
ty. Chteli Sc dat do prace, d.
obnovy. Byli presv6dceni, y
|ticha mluva cfslic - statistik,
uveznenych, zavlecenych, pc
pravenych, zaplynovanych =
zpGsob1 silnou, dGraznou Wy
strahu urcenOu vSem lidem n:
celem svete."
: Ministr Masaryk pax uvedl
re Cechoslovaci byli hluboc.
~zklamani, kdyz Sc tax nestalC
Analysis faSismu a nacismu,
konstruktivni navrhy k odstra
nen1 jejich zbytkG Sc bro "a
: Galy oZnacovati "a propagan
! du anebo zastarale fraze. Rec
ink poukazuje ma svou zkuse
most, re i on pc SVEN navrat1
do Ceskoslovenska nebyl schO
pen pochopit hrGzu p~outaj1c
duSe jeho spoluobcanG.
"Ceskoslovenska vlada a jei
delegace hned cd conference
San Francisku opetovn6 varc
vala pred vedomou nebo pod
| v6domou propaganda. Mob
bych obs1rne citovati z vlast
. mich projevG o teto veci. A j
| v souhlase S temito pfedchozi
; mi vystrahami. ktere nemyllm
. Ii Sc, byly temeT vseobecne pr
Z iaty, re opakuji stejnou vystra
hu. Nikdo, komu je mir nejne
zbytnejslm podkladem nasicl
nynejsfch i budouc1ch akc1
! ramci Spojenych narodG i M
! mo nej, nem6ze pop1rati exis
: tenet valecne propagandy,
: skutecnost, re v nekterych mis-
tech sc jiz promenila v 1plno1
valecnou hysterii."
: Onehdy mi Tekl jisty dobf
= - 11ooL x1o1poi IN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
KRASNY PROJEV
SEN. CLAUDE
K 20. VYROCf &. s. r.

n GOe v W. - -. N.
We, in America, salute the
democratic people of the Gee
choslovakian Republic in COM
memoration of it's 10Th ami
versary. We congratulate them
on the great strides they have
made in recovering from the
effects of World War II. l
know that the G zechoslovak
Republic wants peace. It's peo-
pie know what war is. Their
fears are not imaginary. They
arise out of the anguish and
suffering from the battered
ruins of her occupied areas,
from the spectre of the thou
sands of the brave Czechs who
died in German prison camps,
from the millions whom World
War II left homeless and starv-
ing, from the memories of the
martyrs of Lidice, from all
those brave souls who went
hungry, poorly clothed and
wretchedly housed to strike
back fiercely at the German
fascist hordes.
Now, it is proposed that the
American government provide
assistance to European count
ries. Now, | I'M not opposed
to such assistance or to such a
plan. In fact, | shall support
it, but l believe that this pro-
gram, the Marshall Plan, must
be extended to include Czecho-
slovakia and all other countries
which need our help. I believe
that the Marshall Plan should
operate through the United
Nations, through its Social and
Economic Council.
The Marshall Plan is too
narrow. 1t cannot ignore coun-
tries like Czechoslovakia and
other nations not now included
in the 16 nations, whose re-
representatives. recently met to
examine their resources and to
report to the United States GO
vernment their minimum needs
for American financial aid.
The Marshall Plan will do
much to promote world peace
and security if it treats the
world as a single economic u
nit. Otherwise, it may encour-
age the development of regain
al blocs. For competition be-
tween economic blocs in the
past has led to war.
We know there cannot be
peace except upon a stable e.
economic base for the entire
world. Economic collaboration
among the nations of the world
will lead not only to peace, but
to prosperity. America has the
golden opportunity of all times,
and here again it must have
broad vision and act with bold
ness.
The Czechoslovakian people
deserve our help in their eff
forts to rebuild a strong demo
cratic Czechoslovakia. In our
hearts we know that our Anne
rican people want to give help.
CLAUDE PEPPER.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Lihovary prerusuji vyrobu
ma so dni.

Vetsina lihovard We Spoje-
nych Statech pTerusila vyrobu,
ably usetfila obilf pro Evropu.
Ocekava Sc, re toto preruse-
nj vyroby whisky ma 60 dnu ne
Dude m1ti vlivu ma zasoby Tho
vim, ami ma jejich ceny. z pra-
menu tohoto prGmyslu Sc pra-
vi, re vyrobci mali dosti zasob
ma sklade, ably pTedrzeli toto
prerusenf vyroby.
O%dhaduje Sc, re 95 procent
vsech lihovar1 We Spojenych
Statech pTerusi vJrobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Tia poctivost.

Venkovsky jeden platek bro
jill proti obecni rade a dial do
novin velke ohlaven1: Polovice
obecn1 rady nejsou poctivf mu-
Ii. Radn1 zakrocili, ably redak-
tor urazku odvolal. Ten k to-
mu svolil a druhy den jeho no.
why prinesly toto ohlaven1: Po-
lovice obecnf rady jsou poctivf
muzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Rusky fisk VIM Chile z fasismu.

Moskva. = Ruska oficieln1
tiskova kancelar Tass vydala
zpravu, v n1z prav1, re Chile,
prerusivsi diplomaticke styky S
Ruskem, nastoupilo "touz fasis-
tickou eestu jake Brazilie."
We zprave pravl dale, re "a
loba, kterou republika Chile u
cinila prot Rusku, je 'smes-
ma" a ie "vypoctena pouze k
tomu c1li ably svrhla ma nevin-
nou hlavu odpovednost. kterou
sama chilska vlada c1tf "a po-
ruseni veTejne bezpecnosti a
vojenske potlaceni stavek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Nobelovy ceny byly udeleny
lekarHHm.

stockholm, Svedsko. - Nobe-
Iowa cena z mediciny byla u
delena spolecne lekarske man
zelske dvojici DR.. Carl F. Corr
a DR.. Gerty Corr z Washington
University v st. Louis pro je-
|jich objevy a DR.. B. A. Hussa-
VOW z Buenos Aires.
Manzele Coriovi pfisli do A
meriky v roce 1922 z Prahy,
kde studovali ma nemecke uni
versite. Dostanou polovinu &C.
ny v castce $24,46O.5O kdezto
druha polovina %pfipadne Dru.
Hussayovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
&. S. r. pfekvapena jednanim
Chile.

Praha. = Mluvc1 zahranic-
niho ministerstva vyslovil vel
Ike pTekvapenf, re republika
Chile pferusila diplomaticke
styky s Ceskoslovenskem a pro-
hlasiI: "Mohlo by to byti jedi
ne z toho dGyodu, re jsme pfa-
tell Ruska."
DGrazn6 hail Jana Havlasu,
csl. vyslance V Chile a spravce
vyslanectvi Frantiska Cejku
prot obvin6ni, re m1chali Sc do
vnitrnich v6cf republiky Chile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
H. Stassen odsuzu;e vysetrova-
nj Hollywoodu.

Republikansky kandidat pre-
sidentstvf Harold Stassen Tekl
" Pittsburghu, re to je neame-
|ricke, kdyz Sc uvefejnuji listi-
ny lid co domnelych komunis-
tn, bez udanf dGkaz6, aniz by
Sc obvinenym dalo moznost k
obhajobe.
Kdyz Sc nekdo obvinuje, tax
Sc must podavati takove dGka-
zy, jak 81 je vyzaduj1 soudy, il
max Sc hraie jen do rukou ko-
munistU, Fekl Stassen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Rusove predali sprawl
Stetina q k

Polska vlada oznamila, re
celia sprava Stet1na jest pTeda-
vana Rusy PolakGm. Cd te
dolby, kdyz Nemci byli vypuze-
nj z Polska v r. 1915, velika
vetsina ~pf1stavu byla Rusy kon-
trolovana, avsak nyni pouze
maly pruh jest pronajat Sove-
tim pro lodnf dopravu mezi je-
jich zemf a iimi kontrolovanym
nasmem v N6mecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
l sucho mIdze byt k nscemu
dobre.

Nasledkem velkeho sucha v
evropskych zemfch klesla voda
v Dunaji tax n1zko, re Dude
pomerne velmi snadno vytah-
nout ma sousi jugoslavske lodi,
ktere Nemci "a valky ma jaTe
v r. 1941 potopili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Dive italske bitevnice budou
Opraveny.

Re sicilskeho prfstavu Au-
gusta odplula do Specie italska
$4,000 tunova bitevnice eta
La. Brzy ma to Sc VIDA ma
cestu jej1 sesterska LODI "Vitto-
rio Venetto". ODE 20 valce
potTebujf dGkladne opravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Britsky ministr Silkin nav$tlvil
Slovensko.

Bradshaw { CTK) - Brit
sky ministr Silkin, ktery navst1-
vii Slovensko, p%rohlasil, re je
pTesvedcen, re nedorozumeni
mezi narody Sc da pfeklenout
a re to Dude m1ti blahodarny
vliv ma zivot vsech evropskych
statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Wax svobody zdrzen ohnsm.

Wax svobody, ktery kona
cestu pc Spojenych Statech S
historickymi dokumenty, byl
zdrzen, protoze lesnf pozary O.
hrozuj1 til zelenicnf trait.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
School Musicians Met
At Newark Saturday
continued from first pase)

ton WDEL at 300 p. m. ID. S. 7.
Ensemble numbers played includ-
ed Horizon Overture. by Buys; S.
|. B. A. March. by Hall; Prelude
and Fugue in B Minor. and a
choral prelude Come Sweet Death.
both by Bach; and Brockenshre's
The Glory of the Trumpets.
Director of the massed band con-
cert was j. Robert King of the
music department of the Univer-
sity
The following bands participant
ed in the Festival: H. c. Conrad.
directed by Richard George; Caes-
ar Rodney. Harley Hastings. direc-
tor; Wilmington High School,
Walter Mitchell; A |. dupont,
Starr Cole: Dover. Robert Arthur
Milford. James McAdam: Laurel.
Arthur KretZ; Newark. f. r. Will
der: Seaford. Wendell Johnson &;
Lewes. X. F. Heyier; Warner, Da-
vid KOzinski: Middletown, Merrill
Wagner; Claymont. Russell Will
liams: FELTON,. r. w MacFaddin
Georgetown, Roger Keagle, and
Harrington. Melvin BrObst
Bridgeville and Selbyville schools
did not have full bands present
but were presented in the massed
band concert.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Continued front frst page)

Second. certain rural school
districts will find it increasingly
difficult to obtain and keep we'll
trained teachers"
Advantages of the enlarged
school district. he said, have been
proved. and these are significant
enough to lend encouragement to
eral, he added. the advantages
could be summed up by a state
ment which he attributed to Il rec
OgniZed educational source: A
district that is large enough in
terms OF both pupils and assessed
valuation will make economically
possible a complete adequate pro
gram of education" In this coun-
try. he said. there is definite
trend to larger school districts as
shown by the fact that in the last
20 years. the total number OF dis
tricts has been reduced from lS9,-
600 to less than 10000. Quoting
again. he said:
I'm short. as is recognized by
practically every authority on
school administration in America.
the small local unit of school ad-
ministration is one of the chief
obstacles to the equality of educa-
tional opportunity.
For Delaware. he advised. the re-
! districting should be worked out
by statewide committee of boti
lay people and professional edu-
Gators.
Broader powers must be given
TO the State Board of Education tC
close schools that are small. weak
or inefficient. he urged.
"One is not to infer from this,
he added, however. that there vii
be no need for the small school il
the future, because in CERTAIN
areas the small school is the Onl.
practicable means of .provldin$
any education at all,
But, in the case of the large
units. reorganization must be op
tional. BY optional. | mean tina
in the last analysis the voters O
the district concerned must nav
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

the final word as 10 what shall be
done.
Explaining his reference to
granting the State Board wider
powers to close small schools. he
pointed out that the law at pres
ent permits such clOsings only
when the average attendance has
not been more than - children for
three successive years. The super
intenGent indicated that he cOnsid-
cred this numerical limitation an
arbitrary one.
Another advantage that might
accrue from such reorganization. :"
DR.. Miller stated. is this: Legally
and historically. education is a
state function. The state is re-
garded as the responsible agent for
the development and maintenance
of system of public education for
all children of all the people. The
State Board of Education is the
agency charged with the determi-
nation of policies within the DOW
ers prescribed by the Legislature.
"ThOugh the actual operation of
the school system in most cases
has been delegated to the people
in the community. and is exercis-
ed through boards Of education
and boards of trustees. it is The
state to which these local agen
cies turn for leadership and ser
vice And though the responsible
ity for education rests with the
state. the success of education will
depend upon the extent TO which
local initiative. control and re-
sponsibility are kept close to the
people. 1t is the people to whom
the schools belong The school,
must be kept close to the people
and in turn the people close to The
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Firemen Kept On Run
Last Tuesday Night
Continued from first page)

sounded alarm number two at $50
O'Clock. this time a truck belonging
TO w. w. McGinnis, Asst. Supt. OF
Milford schools, was afire, quickly
arriving at the scene of the blaze
the firemen eXtinguished the fire
before it reached serious pOrpor-
tiOns, damage approximately $4,000,
according to fire recorder Ed Jes-
ter.
Back to quarters again. then at
7:45 o'clock. the siren went off
again, this time the fire was quite
serious, threatening TO destroy and
badly damaging the property of j.
Diamond. in the cOlOred section OF
North Milford Also partially de-
strOyed was a small shed adjacent
TO the home. The loss at this blaze
was 5000.
incidentally the firemen did later
nut on their drill. but it was later
in the week. not later Tuesday
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Century Club Enjoyed Reorganization Of
Style Show Monday School Districts Urged
continued from first page)

was the seasons forecast in styles.
Models were Mrs. Francis Leithi-
ser, Mrs. Roscoe Galloway, Mrs.
Frank r. Grier, Mrs Charles Ban
ming. Mrs. Joseph j. Pearce. the
president of the club. Mrs. Margar-
ct Cannon, Miss Seva Isaacs, Miss
Charlotte Pack, Miss Florence
Tease, Miss Sally Anne Short. and
Mrs. Remsen Barnard.
The final meeting of the club was
held in the afternoon when all
chairmen OF the club made annual
reports OF the years work. The five
annually elected directors, Mrs. F.
Burgette Short, Mrs. Wilson Vim
yard, Mrs. Robert Rudolph. Mrs. NJ.
Haswell Pierce and Mrs. Herman
Phillips. and the newly appointed
secretary, Mrs. Bernard Briggs.
were installed. Mrs. Briggs is fill
ing out the term of Mrs James Alb
/ West Coast. The club will sponsor
an intermediate trOup of Girl
Scouts who will be directed by
Mrs. Roger Deats.
A report of the Brownie Troop
prepared by Mrs. Lawrence Lapi-
tina. was read. The club will have
chorus. directed by Mrs. George
GiltenbOth and accompanied by Mrs
Robert Rudolph. which will work
in preparation for the coming Jubi'
lee Year of the State Federation
and local club Mrs. John O. Sny
der has been appointed as the
clubs representative on the State
Council of Health Board from th'
club, succeeding Mrs. Abbott. The
delegates elected to attend the
New York City next month was DR.
! NJ. Dalema Draper, with Mrs. +
Rurgette Short. as alternate. Dele
gates to the State Convention il
| Dover. June 10-11, We're Mrs. Jose
ph j. Pearce. Mrs. Robert Rudolph
and Mrs. Herman Phillips. Altern
ates were Mrs. Carlton FOOks, Mrs
Bernard ShOrtall and Mrs. Clemen
Nutter. Present for the meeting
was Mrs. L. milford Taylor, for
mer State president of the Fedora
|, ton. who spoke briefly to the mem
bers. The president adjourned tn
meeting until October I, when tn
next club year will begin. Sh
wished IL pleasant and happy sum
mer for the members. A social hOu
followed with Mrs. J. Postles Ham
! mond and Mrs. F. Davis Watso
I serving as hOstesses.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
CedarS Will Hold
Ladies' Night May 2:
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. CONTINUED from rrst page)
rington. w. Marion Stevenson
Frederica. Thomas Roadway. Dover
and Harry f. Mayhem of Milford.
The next ceremonial of Evergreen
Forest will be held in Lewes. Della
ware on June 5th closing the frs
half of the season.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

schools. The best educational pur-
posing will develop through plan
ned exercise of participation, both
lay and professional, in developing
state and local educational poll
cies.
1T is essential that Delaware
move as rapidly as possible toward
policy of greater autonomy for
local school districts. At present,
the State Department of Education
spends great deal of time and
effort in operating functions and
has little time to perform the func-
ton which should be its primary
responsibility. AS the body which
implements the State Board OF Ed
ucati0n it must be freed that it
may operate effectively in the func-
tiOnal areas of planning. leader
shin. service and research.
About 2,000 species of fossil
DlanS have been studied and elias
e;r;o6 from tho carbonjfarOuS ape
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

If Gamer uses the terms
Grade A." Grade b." or Grade
c" on his labels. the foods so la
beled must meet the requirements
for the specified grade as defined
by the L. S. Department of Agri-
culture.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Handicapped Play 1t, Too

devised for them by oh too poefs OF
Def and Blind School ob to meet oppone eoS WIZ % Con-
coh Goer gets ne9oe e9etn % ~me he tests
Evening star., 1947-06-07
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