davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28

en dowels and tinfoil on the berg, so that our radar could keep a much more accurate track of the berg. As a strong sea was rum ming, the target was to be hoisted over the berg, supported by a large helium balloon, using a hauling line which had been over the berg from a Coast Guard type line throwing gun. The experi- ment was not successful at this time due to the seas, which were steadily mounting, and the wind which lashed the small boat about like a cork. However, the MEN DOTA plans to carry this project to a successful conclusion when ever a berg can be found and the North Atlantic will forego it's tyr annical tendencies for 8 couple of hours.
 Looks for Second Berg
 The next berg which we were to locate, at a distance of 290 miles northeast of St. Johns, failed to materialize. We searched for "A hours covering the area thor oughly, but it was no use. The 1947 iceberg drought was the vic- tor at last. On the night of June 14th, we set course for the fam ous Strait of Belle Isle, that last point of land seen by so many transatlantic voyagers who sail from Canada, before the long ocean span to Lands End, or Bish- ops Rock. The MENDOTA bathy- thermograph winch worked day and night, three times every hour, lowering the deep sea thermom- eter, which resembles a baby tor
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28

mograph current section" of or Man Labrador Stream. At pres ent we are headed in for South Wolf Island, where. if the wealth CT is cooperative, the Command ing Officer has promised all hands the chance to try their luck with the ships fishing gear. A mess of freshly fried crisp Labrador cod or halibut will find short shrift on this ship. as the late nightfall at these attitudes and this season will enable the MENDOTA'S piscator- ians to work until 11:O0 p. m. The fish of Labrador are in real dan- ger, at that. The anglers can start in again in full daylight at 3:30 8. m.
 Then we must head Northeast again for one more bathythermo- graph 'current section," and find two more bergs to drift with. If luck holds and the bergs are more cooperative about revealing their presence in this northern area than they were farther to the south, the MENDOZA may be able to head for Boston about June g. However, with icebergs as with the North Atlantic Ocean, 1t is unsafe for the mariner to count on any thing.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28
Rourke Writes to Baldwin
(ContinRed from Page Tkresl

(Continued from Page Thres) circumstances, the Taft law would completely shackle the unions.
 They would be told: "Take your grievances to the NLRB." If the union officials replied: We have done so. In fact six months have elapsed since we filed our com plaint, and we can't get any ac- tion. We know the only way to force a show down is strike" they would be warned not to call the workers out or else they would have an injunction slapped against them.
 What price the 18th amendment of the United States Constitution: Neither slavery nor involuntary
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28

pedo. deep into the stygian depths and back again to daylight to tell it's cold scientific tale. This bathy- thermograph current section, taken directly across the axis of the cold Labrador current, when analysed by oceanographerS, will have particular importance in re- vealing the mood and intent of the Labrador stream for the re- mainder Of the 1947 ice. season. We hope that our data will re- move the last ray of hope for such precocious bergs as have wandered south of our present position, that they will soon melt away, lose their identity and their ominous portent.
 Steams Toward Labrador
 We continued our bathythermo- graph observations across Belle Isle Strait and cruised within a mile of the Labrador Coast in a dense fog. Our radar's eyes guid- ed us unerringly, although we could dimly see few small bergs grounded along the shore line. We had seen no field ice whatsoever during our voyage to this point. We had expected to encounter the usual heavy fields of foe ice, espe- cially near the Strait, for at this season of the year the Strait is usually clogged or heavily con- gested with sea ice.
 Leaving Belle Isle astern in a ghostly mist, we headed about East Northeast for another 234 mile bathythermograph current section," taking no chance on the vagaries of the cold Labrador stream. After sailing on this course about 24 hours, and just when the movie men, who are aboard mak- ing documentary film about In- ternational Ice Patrol for U. S. Department of State, were in high hopes we might be headed for Greenland, where lie the mothers of all North Atlantic icebergs. We headed back for the Labrador Coast to run another bathyther-
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28
MendOta Leaves Argentia

MendOta Leaves Argentia
 After a short interlude in Ar gentia Naval Operating Base. Newfoundland, for nine hours Wednesday, June 11th, for refuel- ing and replenishing provisions, the MENDOZA again sailed for the northern ice fields on her quest for scientific information relating to the drift and frequency of ice bergs at this season of the year.
 The stay in port. while short, was a source of cheer to all hands, as a large accumulation of mail was on hand to greet us. The day was hawless and sunny. and ev- eryone was able to be ashore long enough to work the sea kinks out of his legs.
 Heads for Iceberg
 After cruising around the south eastern edge of Newfoundland, the Mendota headed for predeter- mined spot about 175 miles north east Of St. Johns, to locate berg approximately in the center of the Labrador Ocean current, and to drift with it for "A hours, in or der to determine the set and drift of the current in that area. A suitable berg was soon found and we spent cold and rough night keeping the berg handily in range with a strong assist from the ships radar. In the morning, although a chill wind and rain hampered our movements, we launched boat in the charge of It. (jg) P. M. Hildebrant of 198 Oakdale Road, Baltimore. Md. the MEN, DOTA'S navigator. We were go- ing to carry out an experiment in planting target made of wood
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28
Coast Guard Cut in Appropriations Still Tries to Service Merchant Murine

The following received from the Cutter MENDOZA June 18th 947 post cepatro cruise in Davis Strait and Ban Bay It is chronological account of the ENDOTAS cruise from the time of her departure from Argenta Newfoundland June H. up to the present. Data obtained this years postseason patrol is expected help in predicting iceberg for future Special by radio from the Coast Guard Gutter MENDOZA
 at sea. off the Labrador Coast
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28
,SEPH ROURKE.

Conn. Federation of Labor (AFD
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Plastics AS An Aid
ToLife Described

care must be exercised in the
use of antibiotics in the treat
ment of disease"
Shilling declared the navy had
a particular interest in research
on :.'motion sickness" designed
to develop methods for the re-
duction of this condition in sea
and airborne personnel. .
Laboratory experiments, he
said, 'have been conduced en-
dogs, monkeys and humans re-
lative to intensity and duration
OF motion required to produce
motion sickness; and various po-
sitions, and other measures have
been tried out to determine the
most effective method CT reduc-
ing it.
Results are sufficiently
promising to be tried out in a
field test at an amphibious train
ing station this next summer. !"
Rear Admiral Paul F. Lee,
head of the Office of Naval Re
search, said ONR now has about
700 basic research projects 'in
1872 colleges, universities and
non-profit institutions.
"By the end of this fiscal
year." he said, eve will have
obligated approximately 53,O0O,-
900 for the support of this pro-
gram"
Asserting that zone of the
most serious problems We face
today is the participation of
scientists in our federal govern
ment," Admiral Lee said:
1T is my hope that there be
built up in this country a tradi-
ton that scientists should devote
portion Of their careers to gov
ernment service. I believe this
to be their duty, not only TO our
country, but to science as well. "
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Obituaries
ASA L. GROOM

AS Lowe Groom, 80, of Bur-
gaw, died at Veterans Facility
hospital, Oteen, N. C. December
26.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the Burgaw Presby-
terian church Sunday afternoon
at 800 o'clock by Revs. P. L.
Clark, William Poole, and R. E..
Walston. Burial will follow in
the Burgaw Cemetery, with full
military honors by American
Legion Post No. 10.
Groom was the SON of Mrs.
Annie H 6 h m i t h Groom
and the late Finley Tate Groom
of Burgaw, and is survived by
his mother and three brothers,
Finley T. and Woodrow S. of
Burgaw, and Rodney B. Of Will
min ot0n
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
nECAULLE GROUP
REINSTATEMENT
Second Significant Move.
ment In The Last
Week

PARIS. Dec. 27. - P)- The
n;ah+ist followers of Gen.
HHi1esrIes HteI De Gaulle announced 10
Jay M the organization Of youth
usaoyvernent uay to be known as the
tnlR11assemblement de la Jeunesse
FRANCHISE,
# was the second significant
5o,,olopment in French politics
u, ~ the last week of l947. The
sn1it nj in the French labor move
sp spent, was brought about by Or
n;1atjon of the anti-communist
workers force" under the lead
orshiu Of Leon Jouhaux.
both movements can be at
+ributed to the recent month-long
strike which all but wr e c k e i
frances fuel and transportation
svstems. The workers force"
,+ens directly from a split Jouh-
.ry had with communist labor
leaders during the str ke. T h e
ro,lth movement, observers feel,
stems from the strength De-
Gaulle camp leaders claim fol-
loving a marked turn to the right
IN French public opinion.
When communist elements in
the National Federation of La
hor (CGT) formed strike COM
mittee and began issuing orders
to the unions without consulting
To,,baux, the veteran French or
oanizer led 100000 Of his fol-
fowers from the communist dom
mated CGT, estimated at
between 100000 and d 5000, 900
members.
In the past week Jouhaux has
been organizing the new group
and there is talk of holding a
constituent congress to form the
central organization of a trade
union that will be in direct op-
position to the communists.
Jouhaux's followers make no
secret of the fact that they are
angling for the approval of the
world federation of trade unions
During the last executive COM
mittee meeting in Paris, James
3. Carey, American delegate and
CIO leader, declared "all the
world knows what Leon Jouhallx
had done for the labor move
ment."
The youth organization, at its
conception no different than any
one of dozen other young pee
pies groups in France, is I'M
portan. for two reasons, obsei ve-
rs feel its potential cize and its
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
By FRANK CAREY
Associated Press Science

RCpOTCcr.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27-.R-Tem-
porary plastic substance re-
placements for homan bone
have been developed in research
sponsored by the US. navy, the
American association for the
Advancement of Science was
told today.
| Captain c. W. Shilling, chief of
the medical sciences program of
the Office of Naval Research
(ONR), reporting on some Of the
developments in American re-
search institutions on projects
aided by navy funds, told the
associations 114th meeing in a
prepared address:
"A successful method has
been devised of replacement of
diseased bones with inactive
plastic substances, thus enabling
the early rehabilitation of the
patients, while the (plastic) ma
terial for the devising of an arti.
NAL tissue"
He gave no amplification of
the technique, but added:
"The use of this (plastic) ma
erial for the devising Of an arti-
ficial joint seems to be a def
mite possibility"
Shilling, who was not immedi-
ately available to supply further
details, also listed these develop
ments:
"A neurosurgeon has develop
ed a successful technique fo r
(stretching) nerves and thus al
lowing reinervation of DANA ged
limbs.
"R new method of arterial
grating, making it possible for
the first time to permanently re-
pair injured sections of arteries
without restriction of blood flow
has been developed"
He further stated that in re-
search aimed at curing certain
bone disorders and certain types
Of cancer by means of radiation
'success has been obtained in
dev:sing an automatic machine
so that patients can be treated
witt the exact dose of radium
for a definite period of time"
In the field Of germ-life, he
said, it has been demonstrated
that certain bacteria (meningo-
cocci) can be grown in the pre-
sence of the drug stretptom'"cin
land in addition some strains
become dependent upon the anti
biotic for essential grown fact
ors."
"This indicates,' he said,
indication that De Gau'le IS
Fropch nor r,1eS marty DlanS on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

indication that De Gau'le's
French pee Piles party plans en-
being a factor in political affairs
for a lone time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

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nesli v k~rematorij. Bill je popol-
nOma izstradan.
Toda kaj sc je zgodilo zdaj!
Tisti Vinogradov, XII Sc je tako
branil, da hi pri MEM izgubil
svojo porcijo juhe, gaje prihod-
ME dni zaeel ma them pitati.
Prihodnje dni je bila snrtna
zetev zopet tako obilna, da smo
dobivali pc dive ali tri juhe ma
osebo. Videl sem Vinogradova,
kako je nosil svojo JUNO v boil
nico in enkrat sem ga srecal, da
je incl pod suknjo kos kruha.
"Zakaj delas vse to, sal je oni
drugi vendar Nemec," sem mu
dejal. T.
ITO je clovek," mi je odgovo-
ril in izginil pc hodniku proti
sobi, kjer je bolnik lezal,
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Sc kaj ohranilo. Industrialno me-
ugnan, danes tn, jutri tam, v
krizah velikih, mas delayec nj
delal ne knjiznic, ne kopicl sta
rib Gasopisov. Tistih malo do
bro izsolanih nash pa Sc tudi
nj poprijel cut zbiranja take ST.
romasne navlake. Postal SO
Amerikanci in Sc ohladili "a
svoj narod in jerk. Foolish
business, SO rekli takim kultnr-
MIN nagibom. Mas eloyek rad
postane ueenjak, veljak, velika
zivina, prominent man and
lodge brother, politician "out-
standing businessman, "great
fellow.
"Tedaj in to vidimo vsepovso-
di pc svetu, priproste mnozice
so, XII nosijo narode in jim ohra-
njajo moe neporusjivo. Glasna
inteligencija, cd danes do jutri.
Povprecne delavske mnozice no.
sijo VISA bremena in v konecni
preizkusnji, navzlic vsem naka-
nam veljakov in oblastnikov,
mali MOI (kakor mu pravijo)
pride ma dan.
,"Tako je tudi Slovenski ma
rodni 'muzej izsel pc idei pre-
prostega cioveka nasega rodu.
Nj Sc rodl il baharije; il zulja-
viii rok mu je prisel rojstni list.
Tu mislim v prvi vrsti Matijo,
XII mu je polozil osnovno podla-
go, ma kateri Sc je zacela razgi-
bavati. z Matijo SO vzrastla "a
nimanja "a vrednosti blaga, Xxi
sod ' zgodovino, gradiva, XII ga
nj inteligencija nikdar priznala
niti ga nasla vredna ohranka
ali sploh kake vaznosti. Zate
mislim, da Matiji pripada pre-.
prosti modroslovni venec "a tt
naso kulturno pojavo. Nihce b
ga ne smel MENU pikolovno Cd
rekati!
"Vam vsem cast ma tenn de-
lu, ma uspehu njegovem, a Ma
tiji Pogorelcu gre cast prven
silva, ker on je svoje dolgo xiv.
ljenje posvetil nabiranju zgodo'
vinskega gradiva. On je: "Tht
pioneer collector of the Country
wide materials upon which tn
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Ured pos+o
(Nada1ievanje z 2. strand

(NaQalleVanle 2 q. 6Cra1n)
.je incl ma rokah pc tezkih kov-
cegih, XII jih je prenasal ma svo-
jih potih. IL teh zuljev 81 je pri-
,bavljal knjige il stare domovi-
ne. Incl je tam dobre in zanes-
Live nabiratelje slovenske lite
nature, XII so radi zasluzili anne
rikanske dolarje, da SO postre-
gil Matijo z redkostmi starega
in novejsega tiska. Tako je Ma
tia ustanovil svojo privatno slo-
vensko KIN jiznico il starega kra-
ia in jo pomnozeval z vsem, kar
mu je prislo v roke natiskane.
ga v tel dezeli.
"Spoznal je vrednost minlji-
vega (sicer "a vsakdan eze slo.
venskega casopisja; vedel je CO.
no tega "a naso, ravnokar take
vazno, zgodovinsko perijodo '
Ameriki. Oni "a mani, XII bodc
raziskovalci pojavov nasega elo'
veka v Ameriki pred, med in pc
%svetovni vojni, bodo cenili Ma
tijevo delo, da jim je kaj ohra'
nil, kar hi Sc drugace gotovo IL
gubilo. Povprecni mas clovek tt
velike dobe Sc nj brigal, da b
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sebe il mas. Govorili smo v lager
skem jeziku, XII hi ga zunaj Ia
borisca nihce ne razumel, toda
mi smo ga v lagerju razumeli vsi
cd kraja.
Tako smo sedeli Oh poti in gle
dali v kup mrlicev pred nami.
IL megle je pomalem prselo in
mrak nam je Sci do kosti.
"Jaz imam donna mater je
dejal spet Vinogradov, ne da hi
dvignil lice cd tai.
"Jaz imam donna sestro,' je
ponovil "a MIN prvi Poljak.
"Jaz imam donna zeno," je de-
jail "a MIN Tibault.
"Jaz imam donna otroke," je
dejal drugi Poljak.
|, Spet nismo vedeli, zakaj smo
81 to povedali, cato smo Sc dale
odsotno strmeli precise.
Naenkrat je vzkliknil prvi Po-
ljak:
"Kaj pa delas?"
Ia je dvignil obraz in je 60
tovo nekaj zagledal. Njegov glas
je bill tako nenavaden, da smo
Sc vsi ozrli proti MENU. Prvi Po-
ljak je kakor okamenel strmel
proti kupu mrlicev. Takoj smo
vse odkrili, kan strmi. Vrhu ku-
pa :je lezal mrlic, XII smo ga ma
10 pref pobrali v baraki stevilka
q. Ker je bill nenavadno dolg
in ker je lezal vznak, mu je gla-
va .visela navzdol.
"Zivi!" sta hkrati vzkliknila
drugi Poljak in Tibault. Vsi tri'
je so vstali, lie midva z Vinogra-
dovimo sva Be obsedela ma zem'
LII.
Obraz tistega mrlica je res
zivel. Ker je incl obraz razkrit
smo lahko videli, da mu migajc
obrvi in ustnice. Podoba je bila
ko da lovi sapo. Nekoliko pozne'
je mu je zamigala tudi .suha bra
da. Nato je odprl tudi oci, .nato
da Jill je koj nato zopet zaprl ir
oblezal negiben.
Taxi pojayi mas MISC preve'
iznenadili, zakaj veckrat. Sc j
zgodilo, da Sc je kak otrpel mr.
lie zacel pretegoyati, ko smo g
pobirali in zavijali v koco, ven
dar so to navadno bill lie zadnj
krci izdihovanja.
Vendar pri temu stvar nj bill
. TAXA, zakaj kmalu nato je njegc
70 suho lice spet zacelo migat
Spet je odprl oci in nekaj mlt
2 ustnicami, kakor della cloveI
Xxi grize ma primer janez. Podc
ba je bila, da Sc mu je zacel
tndi telo pretegovati, kajti zac'
je nekaj dvigati subj rameni tie
. stiskati pesti oh sebi.
! Teh kiyljenjskik xnalnenj !
! bio zdaj y proved.
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PTeSihoU VOrGnc:
KoIiko iih ie danes?
(NadaljeUanje IN konec.)


Oh pogledu ma kup mrtvih to-
varisev, so nam stopale pred oci
cudne podobe, XII hi jih sicer 60
tovo ne videli. Zakaj v zadnjih
mesecih Sc je mas odnos do smr-
ii popolnoma spremenil. Vedno
smo 10 gledali cd blizu in smo
jo tako rekoc otipavali z rokami
in zobmi. Smrt je zivela med ma
mi, v. mas samih, in cato mas
nj bio groza pred MO. Postala
nam je. vsakdanja tovarisica,
brez katere hi TAXI tesnobi in
TAKEN ozra6ju ne mogli izhajati.
Tedaj je Francoz Tibault ma
redil veliko neumnost, ker je ne
madonna vzdihnil:
"Kaj pa je elovek, prosim
vas!!"
Neumne misli, XII bi jih bill
lahko drugace izpoyedal. Ljudje
smo bill Hi, ijudje SO bill tisti,
XII so lezali ma kupu pred nami.
Ljudje so bill tisti starejsine, XII
so pretepali Ruse pred kuhinjo
in ljudje SO bill tudi esesoyci, XII
so korakali pc dvoriscu, dasi-
ravno so bill piiani re oh take
zgodnji uri. In vendar smo cara
di njih bill psi.
Zakaj 10 Tioault zdaj naen-
KRAFT naeel TO stvar. Vinogradoy
je plumb pc tleh. Incl je pray.
10 hi Gloyek hotel yrtati pc tt
baultovih mislih, potem hi mo-
rail- vstati in ma yes glas zavpiti
"Mene je sram, da sem elo-
vek" w..
Nameste takega protesta pa
smo sc skrclii ma zemlji kakol
kup blata. .
"Zdaj DO morebiti konec Vol
me-" je dejal Tibault, toda nihce
Sc nj zmenil "a tie besede. To j
bilo predalee cd pravega zivljenjs
clovekoyega, XII smo ga Re poza
bill in smo Sc ga le Sc bolestne
spominjali. Sedaj smo rili pt
tleh, kamor mas je pritisnil fast
zem. Nekie Sc res da tolcejo pro
ii temu zlu, ali to je dalec, v ma
sih mrtvih dusah tista borb;
skoraj ne najde vec odmeva.
"Jaz sem bill donna kmet," j
dejal drugi Poljak, ko da hi
neba padel. Kdo We cemu.
"Jaz sem bill donna rudar," ]
dejal drugi Poljak. XII mi je pr
ftegnil.
"Jaz sem bill donna zelezni
GAR" je dejal tudi Tibault.
"Jaz sem bill donna kolhoznik,
je dejal Vinogradov.
Potem sem tudi JAZZ poved;
syoj predyojri poklic. Nobede
ii vsdeL zAk4j mo II To pow
dali, toda prisl0 u kar sanno .