davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16

Ameriski delegat Hershel v.
johnson je predlagal, da Var
nostni svet potisne ma strano
vse ostale zadeve in da sc bavi
izkljucno samo zadevami Bal
kama, dokler ne bo to vprasanje
reseno. Johnson je izjavil, da je
svoj predlog postavil v soglasju
z navodili il Washingtona, kjer
smatrajo, da je to vprasanje
nujno.
Predsednik Varnostnega sveta
dr.. Oskar Lange je zagotovil
Johnsona, da bodo vse seje Var
nostnega sveta, XII Sc bodo vrsi-
le tekom tega tedna, posvecane
vprasanju Balkana.
Ameriski delegat je svojpred-
log stavil v zvezi z nujnim ape
lom grske Wade, da Sc pospesi-
jo debate, tikajoce Sc Grcije.
Gromiko predlaga malo
"svetOvnO armada"
Sovjetski delegat in zastop-
mix zunanjega ministra Andrej
Gromiko je odprl debate v zvezi
$ predlogi "a ustanovljenje sve-
'tovne policijske sile Zdruzenih
narodov in izjavil, da podpira
ustvaritev male sile. Izjavil je,
da bo potrebna lie mala sila, da
ohrani mir, &c bodo Zdruzeni
narodi uspeli v svojih naporih,
da omejijo oborozenje v svetu.
Rekel je, da ne veruje, zakaj
bi njegov nacrt O prispevanju
enakega deleza "a svetovno ar
mado, ne bill uspesen.
(Po sovjetskem nacrtu bi vsa-
ka cd petih velikih sill prispe-
vala enako stevilo ljudi, ladij in
letal "a "svetovno armada. To-
da ostale sile zagovarjajo "pri-
merjalno" prispevanje, kar po-
meni, da bi drzava, XII ina mai
vec letal, prispevala najvecji
del letal, tista, XII ina najvecje
stevilo vojastva, hi prispevala
najvec MOI, tista pa, XII ina maj
vec ladij, bi odstopila "a sve-
tovno armada najvec' ladij.)
Ameriski delegat Johnson je
izjavil, da sovjetski nacrt nj
"prakticen''.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16
DOn1ace vesti
Isce sorodnika

Pavla Korosec IL Ljubljane bi
rada zvedela "a naslov svojega
strica Josipa Cavlovec in njego-
vega sina Gracijana Cavlovec,
donna il Metlike. Prosi, da bi j
pisala ma naslov: Franc Koro-
Sec, ul. Stare pravde st. 4, otros-
ka bolnica, Ljubljana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16
Amerika predlaga akcijo z. N.
glede sedanje krize v GrcciiIji ciji
Sovjetski delegat ponovno "a
omejitev oborozevanja in "a
malO ''svet0vnO armada" Z. n.

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, IS. julija-Zedinjene drzave
so danes Varnostnem svetu zahtevale takosno akco
Zdruzenih narodov zvezi 'balkanskm problemom in
sicer zaradi ''nujnosti vpraSana"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16
Zednjene drzzave spremenile svojjo
pohdko glede NemGJije;; zahtevajo
ekonomsko mocan rajh
Novi program bazira ma d0mnevi,
da je stabiha in produktivna Nemcija
potrebna "a okrevanje Europe

WASHINGTON, IS. juGja-Zedinene drzave da-
naznane program glede Nemcije cigar bisvena
mise e da stabilna in produkvna Nemcija potrebna
okrevanje Evrope
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16

AA~o AA~AAA~AAAA~ INV r. vs. SA-
misel je, da je "stabilna in pr
"a okrevanje Evrope.
Sprejem novega programa POI
meni, da Sc je zavrglo vse, kar
je ostalo cd starega tako ime-
novega 'Morgenthau-ovega pro-
grama", po katerem je imela
postati Nemeija prvi vrsti po-
ljedelska drzava. (Iz raznih IL
jaw pokojnega predsednika a
Roosevelta med vojno Sc more
sklepati, da je tudi on incl v mi
slih Nemcijo brez velike in moe
ne industrije, kar pa je sedaj
zavrzeno.)
Novi program predvideva
Nemeijo, XII DO posedala veliko
in izdatno industrij jsko produk-
clio.
Okupacijske izkusnje so
baje temelj move politike
Nova politika glede Nemcije,
XII je bila podana v obliki navo-
dill ameriskemu vojaskemu 60
vernerju okupirani Nemciji,
generalu Lucius D. Clay-u, izha-
ia IL skusenj, katere je dobila
ameriska oblast tekom dveletne'
okupacije, pravijo am eriski
vladni krogi.
Ii krogi pravijo, da so Sc zanj
odlocili, ker so skusenje polka
zale, da sc stiri velike sile nika-
kor ne morejo zediniti glede
enotnega programa "a Nemcijo,
kar je postalo ocitno zlasti po
neuspehu zadnje konference zu-
nanjih ministrov v Moskvi.
Medtem ko je bill novi pro-
gram v delu Sc predno je bill OBJ
javljen "Marshallov nacrt", pa
sc v formalnem naznanilu for
malno priznava zvezo med obe-
ma, kajti v MEM je med osta-
linn receno, da "je Evropa, v ka-
teri bosta vladala red in blago-
stanje, nemogoca brez gospo-
darskih prispevkov stabilize in
produktivne Nemcije."
Potsdamski sporazum je
splaval po vOdi -.
Nova direktiva gen. Clay-u
tudi jemlje " postev nedavno
spojitev amerisko-britskih zon
okupacije v Nemciji, ampak Sc
vedno pusca odprta vrata dru-
gim okupacijskim silam, da Sc
pridruzijo nacrtom "a enotno
gospodarsko politiko v Nemciji.
Zastopniki drzavnega depart
menta izjavljajo, da je temeljni
cilj Zedinjenih drzav Sc vedno
ekonomska spojitev Nemcije kot
je bila predvidevana v Potsdam-
skem sporazumu stirih velesil.
Novi program je bill Mama
njen samo diva dni pred drugo
obletnico konference v Potsda-
mu in podcrtava ze dolgo zna-
no dejstvo, da sporazum, XII je
bill dosezen ma omenjeni zgodo-
vinski konferenci, nj bill nikdar
dejansko izveden.
Nemci maj dobijo tako Waldo,
HI jo sami hocejo
Novi program m ed ostalim
naroea gen. Clay-u, da Zedinjene
drzave me zelijo vsiliti Nemciji
niti svoje forme demokracije il
socialne organizacije niti noce'
jo, da bi j bila vsiljena kaks
druga oblika, temvec Nemci m
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16

Naro6ajte, 5irite is tit0jts
8 nskopravss0st!"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

Subscription rates: Year, $500;
six months. s1.25 anywhere in u, S.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

For sale rs acres with house,
barn, othef buildings, electricity.
Mrs. Fl. w Althaus, phone 2Ss-W.
+. Garretsoh, broker.
For sale Briggs & Stratton q II.
P. motor III good condition. Johnny
Warren, phone 546-R.
For sale-White enameled kitchen
heater; also HeatroIa. Orlando
Lugubihl, south Of town.
Echo pr assure cookers at Walter
mire's.
For saIe-Small size Kelvinator
refrigerator in excellent condition;
also small baby crib. Fred Lanning,
fourth house from Gossard's Gas
station north on Rt. 25.
Wanted-To take your orders for
Christmas magazine subscriptions.
Order early. Mrs. Noah Zuercher,
Bluffton phone 1917.
For sale-27 AAA White Rock
pullets wormed and vaccinated.
Waldo Wilkins, miles southeast of
Biuffton.
For sale auto tires 16 by 600
and tubes. Dan Badertscher, lis
Cherry St.
General Mills pressure quick sauce
pans at Waltermire's.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Krause-of Lima
visited Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. J. Kramer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

For .sale-400 ID. Berkshire boar
SIS; also 1000 ID. Milking Short
horn bull, both purebreds. John
Which, | mile east of BIufton on the
Haas farm.
We have plenty of Little Joe, MILL
co and Roda stoker coal, all KEN
lucky doal. The Farmers Grain Co.
For sale-Girl's green winter coat,
size l., good condition. Mrs. Ray
Campbell, 1424 S, Jackson st.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

Mrs. E. C. Ludwig and Miss
Twilah Carnocom left Friday for
Philadelphia to visit the formers son,
1t. Francis Carnicom and family.
Among those calling on Mrs.
Roscoe Blakesley at Bluffton hospital
the past week were Mrs. Earl Hoch,
Mrs. Floyd Hoch and daughter of
Rawson and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Bibler of Findlay.
Canaries, 1947 singers. Make ap-
pointment to see these beautiful
birds while there is a good assort-
ment to choose from. These birds
will make fine Xmas gifts. Mrs.
Walter Gratz, phone 467-W.
Judy and Tommy Morton of Nun
Gle, Ind, spent the past week with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Zuercher and daughters while
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Morton were on a deer hunting trip
in Canada. The Mortons returned
here Sunday with two deer.
Diller ambulance removals-Frec
Fritchie from the office of DR.. Soast
to Bluffton hospital and later to his
home in Stratton apartments; Mrs
J. ID. Clymer of Benton Ridge tt
Lima Memorial hospital; Mrs. Alvin
Lamb from Lima Memorial hospita
to her home west of Beaverdam
Mrs. Dale Bracy and infant daugh
ter from Bluffton hospital to theil
home in Benton Ridge.
Pou1trymen are likely to find that
January, February, or March chicks
will be most profitable in 1948.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

Arvin hot water heaters at Walter
nire's.
For sale eTUsed living room suite.
Basinger's Furniture store.
Sonora christmas carols in al
buns only $3.50. Don't miss these.
Over 1900 titles on records. Webster
automatic record players only 1895
with $3.59 nylon needle. Conn flute
| and case like new. G. f. portable
record players 1895. German rec
ords, VOCAL by Marlene Dietrich,
Hahn's Music Record Shop. If
Real Estate service-Prompt, eff
ficient, confidential, for buyers, SELL
ers, traders. Try us. C. D. Bame,
124 E. Jefferson. A. D. Gratz,
broker.
South-9 9ind gasoline heaters at
Waltermire'
For s. sale-Assembled all metal
kitchen cabinet, white with black
trim; also #. all metal David
Bradley trailer. Mrs. Susanna Lugin-
buhl, phone 566-Y.
Dormeyer electric mixers. Walter
mire's.
For sale-Light tan teddy bear
form fitting coat size IL, like new.
S. E. Berryhill, $50 w. Elm st.
After p. m.
For sale-Large Montgomery
Ward heatrola, good condition $50;
8-piece oak dining room suite, pre-
war construction $75; gasoline pres
sure cook stove SIS. Frederick
Hotfer, Rt. 1, Pandora. Pandora
phone 110-C.
Exide batteries. Waltermire's.
For sale-Used roll-up garage
door 8 #. by it.; also new Nc
Cormick-Deering shredder, milking
machine, cream separator, winter hog
founts and hog feeders. C. F. Mis-
wander.
For sale-Girl's pink 3-piece snow
suit, size /, excellent condition. Paul
Greding, 542 S. Main st. Phone 513-T.
For sale -Electric-coal combination
Globe range with reservoir. Robert
Dukes, miles north on County line.
Pandora phone lob.
Presto cookers. Waltermire's.
For sale-1936 Dodge pickup
truck, can be seen any time after
4 p. M, at the Harry Weaver farm
miles south on Bentley road.
For sale---16 acres standing corn.
Roy Hauenstein, phone 539-R.
For rent--6 room house on Main
street in Mt. Cory. See Chas. Bren-
ner, Mt. Cory.
Wanted-To rent 80 to 160 acres
good farm land; cash rent or $3.50
basis. Ralph Sousley, on Amos Thut
farm or write Paul Sousley, Ada,
Ohio. 33
For sale-Traps. Call Beaverdam
phone 764.
Wear-Ever pressure cookers.
Waltermire's
All types of Perfection ranges,
cooking stoves, water heaters and
oil burners now on hand. Basinger's
Furniture store.
Electric trains, $1495 at Walter
mire's.
For saIe-~La ard. Mrs. Noah J, Bad
ertscher, 11a miles north of Beaver
dam.
| Why worry? If afflicted with any
skin disease ask about V-J-O. Sid
ney's Drug shop. 30
Lionel electric trains at Walter
mire's.
For sale-Winter apples and cider
daily. No Sunday sales. Albert
Augsburger fruit farm south of
town. tt
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

1oyland Is open AT AaItermlre' S.
Wanted-t waht to buy old U. S.
coins. Also scar9e dates CT coins now
found in circuIh htion. Highest prices
paid. Robert Henroth, 612 S. Main
Street. Telephd dne 342-Y.
For sale-Gdod eating potatoes
Clarence Steindr, Blufton phone. tt
For sale--Weather-Seal combina.
ton doors and windows, made from
kiIn-dried California redwood. For
free estimate call w, ]. Reagan
Beaverdam phone 175-472. tt
For sale-4Beautiful male singe,
canaries, 1947I hatch babies now il
full song SO A1Id S12. Next door to
Buckeye Trailer Co, Beaverdam
Call Beaverdah1 phone AL. 81
Buy work q loves by the dozen and
save. Geiger I& Diller. tt
No. 1 muskrat traps at Walter
mire's.
Thermoseal storm windows with
screens, storm sash and weather
stripping in one permanent unit,
metal adjustable closure frame as
sures 800 fuel savings. Liberal
payment plan Product of F. c.
Russell Co. For free demonstration
call James Banner, distributor, 1885,
S. Main, Bluffton. Phone 309-Y.
Wanted-Fat geese and ducks. Call
us for highest prices. Jorg Hatch
cry. 81
For sale Bassinet with folding
legs, like new! Call phone 468-Y.
For sale Beautiful fox terrier
puppies, smart pets and very good
rat dogs, cheap. Dan Wilkins, south
on county liri ie road, second place
beyond PENNSYLVANIA railroad. 81
G. E. automatic waffle irons at
Waltermire's.
Just received, large selection of
ladies house dresses. Waltermire's.
Washer service; also wringer rolls
and parts. Prompt service. Verl
Reichenbach, Beaverdam phone
542. " tt
Wanted-Baled hay. Clover and
timothy mixed lor first cutting alfalfa
hay. Ira Moser, phone 533-W. 81
Children's knit sleepers with feet
at Waltermire's.
For sale-Large size heating stove.
Carl Gable, 500 S. Jackson st. Phone
465-W. I.k4/
For sale-Child's 2-piece teal-blue
snow suit, size !, worn one year. Carl
Gable, 800 S. Jackson street. Phone
465-W.
For sale-Teddy bear coat, brown
with red trim, size II. Phone 217-W.
Wanted-PartI time work by wo-
man. Address: Postoffice Box 81,
Bluffton.
For sale-Eating potatoes. J. C.
Deppler & Son. tt
Casco heating pads at Walter,
miTe's.
For sale-Good fuel oil heater
stove; coal water heater; 80 gallon
range boiler With stand; coal heater
stove; also male canary with cage
and stand, V. +. Foltz, Beaverdam
For tsale-Hard coal burner, medi
um size in good condition. Beaverdan
phone STA.
Girls fanelletta pajamas a
Waltermire's
For sale-Fancywark of different
kinds for Christmas\ gifts. Call al
residence of Mrs. w! w. Scothorn
first farm south of Intersection o1
Rts. SO and 103. 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Jesse r. Bracy Deceased
Notice il hereby given that Edith Bracy
whose Post Office address il 269 So, Lawn
Ave. Button, Ohio. has been duly appointed
and qualified AZ Administrators of the Estate
Of Jesse P Bracy late of Allen County, Ohio,
deceased.
Dated this 18th aav of November 1a47
RAYMOND r. SMITH
Judge of the Probate Court.
Allen County. Ohio IS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20
PANDEX gives fast cas-
help for BLACKHEADS
External Acne Oily Skin
pimr1Ins and T.arnn pnrnn

haaBAeS anu f@oI &c INFS@
PANDEX keeps your skin clean and youthful
Tested by iManya Pandora in her famous
salon. Not just another cream, but a new
transparent faciIa mask that does wonders in
just minptes. Firms your facial muscles
and stimulates circulation as it cleans. Until
now the secret of many beautiful women for
a clearer, smoother, fresher. brighter skin
PANDEN Ii the only mask recommended and
personally guaranteed by Pandora. Made
only i'm limited quantities, It Ia not sold
through stores. Prove it To yourself with a
trial size l-oz. jar for only 81 90. Mail orders
flled. Send for PANDEX today.
THR SALON OF PANDORA -
201 Euclid Arcade, Cleveland Is. Ohio
Please send me l~oz. jar of PANDEX, for
which you viii find Sl.00 enclosed.
Nahs '-',t t'''....... .......'ss. ss....,.......+..
Address ..., Observation-Disclosures.
CITY ......+ ..+................. State ........
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank sincerely all my
friends for the cards, letters and
flowers received while | was a
patient in the hospital.
Chas. Hankish, Jr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20
No Hunting

No hunting or trespassing on my
farm, day or night. Ami Pifer. 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20
THE BLUFFT0N NEWS
c. A. BIERY. Editor

Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by the~Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-11-20

Entered as second class matter at
the postofice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-19
What It Takes
BY BEN DOR
LPA ColumniSt

Big talk won't clean out the Taft Hartley
crowd. Neither will loud voices If we are
going to have house-cleaning on Capitol Hill
it will take lot more than angry speeches
and threats.
The 48 election campaign will leave very
little time for big talk-if we do the work.
Thousands of people will have to spend a lot
of time talking with their neighbors. They will
have to talk with lot of peole in the places
where they work They will have to sit down
face-to-face with the people who live where
they do. They will have to get good speakers
into the clubs and organizations in which their
friends and neighborS meet.
Leaflets, pamphlets, speeches. ads-they
all help. But they don't do the trick. They
just soften people up for the big push They
give the salesman opening for coming
around and pushing the papers under your
face and the pen into your hand If the sales
man does his job well, you make your mark
at the proper space. If he doesn't, then all the
billboards and ads were wasted
Point one: Labor people have to know lot
more than they do about what makes the Taft
Hartley law so bad. That's the first education
lob that has to be done. Ask yourself how
many people do you know who can show that
the law is vicious, instead of just repeating
that it is?
Waving your arms and calling the law "a
slave Labor bill' isn't going to do the job. AT
least, not unless you can tell people how
"slave labor keeps on winning these new
wage increases.
There are explanations that we need to
make. It's possible to make people see why
ball and chain on your right foot isn't so bad
while your driving a big economic machine.
But when you have to get out and walk!
Point two: even being able to show up the
Taft Hartley Law won't be nearly enough.
There are millions of people who just don't
give a damn about the Taft-Hartley Law.
There are other people that are sore at the
labor movement And let's not kid ourselves;
some of our unions have given people plenty
to be sore about! There's no use trying to get
steam up in these peoples boilers against the
TIL Law by next November
But there are other things tto get them
stirred up about The real charge against this
Congress is not just that it PASSED the TIL
Law; That's only part of it, though it helps
to show what's wrong with this crew Of
"Honorables' in Congress. The real thing that.
is wrong is that the people who control Con-
gress don't know what time it is on the calen-
dar.
The real indictment of Congress-ts run
by reactionaries who are trying to clutch to
the past while the present gets further and
further ahead of them. That is what you and
have to make people see, or there will be
mo- cleanup on Capitol Hill no matter how
many threats we make against the people who
work there.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-19
The Gallon Decision

In the cross check decision of the ex-
aminers who investigated the membership
cards of UAW-CIO members Of the North
Electric Companys Gallon, Ohio plant,
the union was found TO have had a clear
cut majority before the strike occurred
there.
The inference, carried in the news
release made in Gallon is that the JAW
no longer has a majority, statement
which no doubt gives comfort and cOur-
age to the company to continue its efforts
to seek the secure an election for the COM
pany inspired, company dominated union
formed since the strike occurred.
Whether the company dominated
union could or could not win an election,
while it is highly important to the com
pany's employees who need and want better
wages, working conditions and the other
benefits brought by a bona fide union. is
less important than the fact that here
again is another case where the Taft-Hart-
ley Act created the necessary conditions
to bring injustice to the workers by de-
priving them of their rights 10 collective
bargaining, although they could and did
join a union of their own choosing prior
to the strike.
We believe that the UAW-CIO will
eventually win in the Gallon plant but
we hope that the workers there and every
where will remember to keep their pO-
litical date in 48. We can wait The mills
of the gods grind slowly, but they grind
exceedingly fine.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-19
Regional
Views
By Richard Gosser
Vice President UAW>CIO

want to again invite all the children Of
Local IL members to participate in the an
nual Christmas party which will be held on
Sunday afternoon at the Civic Auditorium.
At the same time, 1 would like to point
out that last year after the party was over,
said that we would try very hard to get a
larger place for this years party, such as the
Paramount Theatre
I want to assure everyone that we did
make a very sincere attempt to get larger
place. but that due to the party being held on
Sunday as we'll as the theatre being busy on
Saturdays, the larger place could not be
secured.
Officers of Local IL and members of the
Christmas Party Committee have given every
assurance that regardless of the size of the
party no child will go away empty handed.
They tell me that they have devised a new
system for passing out the toys and other gifts
and that everybody will be taken care of.
GROWING
The growth of the Christmas party since it
was started nine years ago to the point where
we are unable to secure a bigger hall to hold
it, might be a good time to recommend to the
members of City Council and to all progress
sive people of this city that it would be well
to have new and larger hall capable of hous-
ing large conventions and other attractions
and going out for some of the larger meetings
that cannot come here now
Cities which have gone after convention
business, such as Buffalo, Chicago, Atlantic
City, Grand Rapids and quite few others
have been more than repaid for the original
investment. l honestly think that Toledo has
now reached the point where it could do the
same profitably.
I am of the opinion that Local IL has not
yet reached its full growth and that as the
years go one we are going to have to make
some other arrangements for handling the
large group of children who have come to
look forward each year to our Christmas
party. A new convention hall and auditorium
would solve this problem and at the same time
provide this city with many opportunities
which it does not now enjoy.
hope to see of you at the Christmas
party and hope that it will give the children
as much enjoyment as in other years and
that they will enjoy it as much as the people
do who work very hard each year to make it
real event
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-19

want to again invite all the children Of
Local IL members to participate in the an
nual Christmas party which will be held on
Sunday afternoon at the Civic Auditorium.
At the same time, 1 would like to point