davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Sowiets fUehren
ungI. Nervenkrieg

@aI6in0ton - @ebeime 0ofi-
mente, ole ser SefientIi6feit preiS-
deaeben uoroen iiio beIolteu sic
Somietliuion nit Der GntfeiieIutg
eincs Ipitematiideu o9riegs Der
Neroen" geqeu Die Eiirtei. Sic er.
ermeden wciter6in Ben GinOritd, SuB
ole ltnrltben in @rieheuIon0 bon
oitberbolb ieiner @ren5en oirigiert
uer0en, unter einem 5ieIbetuuBteu
,MeiiterpIon", ser oaroitf binauS.
IGilft, Sen GommiinismlS oiidj IN
@riehenIano altS5u6reiteu.
Nus oen freigegebenen 9ofumen-
ten oebt aud 6erbor, oab ole bisBer
ltuoer6ffeutlidt gebliebene brittiGe
g1ote oes Iebtett Monots, ole Gerei-
niaten Staaten bot, ,,Oen groBpren
Ser 8eronttportluna" iotuo9l fir
Die milit1riihen tuie fir bic 5ipilen
@e0iirfniile @riehenlonOS at ii6er,
nebmen.
Ole Notlrmente iulr0en Dem SEQ,
mitee fir mlstpdrtige gngeIeoenbeis
ten 0es SoltIeS borgelegt ais sin.
ter9rrnOmutcrial" 5u Gr1iiocnt
Srlrnaits GorifIog, @rieden[onO
ltrto 6ie Siirfei aegen Sos gororin.
Gen Scr bolidctpiitii6et Slut SIT
idiiben.
Snatpiiden boben iid Die iol9ens
lten meiteren Gntluidtuugen ergeben:
Ger 0emofrotiide gbeeouonete
GoImer bon @iiiiiiippi fiinOi9te on,
er iperoe cineh antrog itcaeu, Nu.
inns ieoe onoere 6orm bon I'm
teritiibltng an 0d10er unter font
mltniftiideu ginfliiB at perbieten.
@r befiirportete, Dab sic &egicrlng
Den 8litff Ger Soipietlnion in Der
Sprofe beantiuortet, oie ic-
mes 2ono beritebt: Der Spradje Ser
pirtifaftIi6en 8ergeItung".
Sn elmer Re0e in Boston mieg
QincdJn MacBeodD Der omerifontihe
9otidafter in @riedenIano ami
sic groBe Tode bin, Sic So8 3eitele.
ment in Scr 9euontep0Iitif fpielt unlo
mobnte git elmer rnihen Gntihei.
Oltfg, ufaIl8 @~riefenIano gerettet
iperoeu ion". gr fiibrte iabr uotl-
0riidli6 nlis., 0aB cine iolhe 8oli-
feline imperioIiitiIden 3iige babe.
81 aIeider Belt hIeIt in San Anto.
MIC, 5eraS, Der repu6Iifaniid)e &c.
@rctriter cine &coc, In Der CT
Gam ooIiir ta0elG, Dab CT
Naie olIf @eoei6 mo 8erScr-
6en in Die MadJtpolttif itcde4. Sos
0es Senotors efaene 3lie brtrift, 10
9Iaubte lie IN oeu GoritIdgen fir
llnteritiisung @riedenEnn0s uu6
Ser Siirfei yeinpn uIl5l frGftigen
EctrolelimaerltG tpabr5tn1ehuen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Wornt vor ris-
kunten Abenteuern

Seem Oorf ~ &ommuniltii6e Ct
pntliion lit MIR nit Dem @egeuges
tuidf zines poiitioen oemotratiihen
So8idlisnuls npT3uBalte!L lagte ser
6inau5lndnn SaneS q. @arblrrg alti
elmer Gonferen5 Der Goreign Eolicg
9tIiociatiotl.
nSolonse mir inns ltitht Ser BeIue-
gllng fir oemofratiihen So5ialis1nlts
anihlieBerE ioGten mir es ms 5rpei-
NAL ii5erlesaIl, DE mir cine Qufgnbe
ii6erne6merL bic bon redtSfpegen
Oerl Nationenhnlo ge6ort~, lagte
@ot6urg nit 8e8ug oil CAS- BON
Brdiioent Trtmait fir @%riedenlono
mo 1iirfci aufaeiteIlte Brogramm.
lin ueiter:
,Jg8 9anoclt lid Ou hidt am
$lO0, 100000, IonOerR nm sen erIte1
SHritt in eiaten Brogratnnt, oas
DtiGinr0en 9onars uito Dieaeidt
Miaionen Menihen[eben foiten mag.
GDe MIR INNS aut cine 0erartlge UlTls
lion einlaiHeit, iolIten mir nit oIen
9atiafJelt geron Dertroltt iein."
8orburs iagte, ole Mc9ieruiigen
in Spanien, Eortitgal un0 Mpgen-
tiilien ieien getlait 10 totalitGr tpie Ole
BON 9ern Sruman ols f"ommtniitTiA
be5eidnetH1.
u8dren mir gegen GotaIitarismus
ie6er Qrt eirgeiteIIt", idloB @ar-
burg, o6aun f0nnten mir auf Inter
ltiiBltn8 ieitenS Der Maiien iiberaIl IN
Der &elt redmen. gnnn miiBten Ole
6erren I'M &remIin iid Den aopf ger
breden, ipie lie unierer Weadt mi0er-
itebeil fonnten.4
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
'~Izyestiu" drueckt
MissfuIIen aus

OeosFau = Ser in &uBIutl0 bod
ongeIe9eue SiItorifer eugene Sarle
idrri65 in ser &egieruilgs 3eitung
Ssneltia~ iiber sic fiinfttge @eital-
tuna Geuti6Iarto unO GuBerte fem
Mtigfalen ilber Die englil1 alnerifc.
niIfeiI ap6iidten. Gr Itellte Die Bes
ba%ltptllngen altL bic Ser. 5taaten
ms Gu8lano ilidteu Elm Deutidlano
ms 2ebeit 5u ruierL non Dem aus alle=
rifaniIdeS mo engliIdeS &apital fei-
men GinflllB nady 5ranfreidl Stolieit,
GRANDDAUGHTER ut0 0en g~atfanldu=
0ern mlsbreiten f0niie.
Sn einein Ioilgels NrtiteI nit benz
Sitel uGereinigung ODER 6oOerefion4
Ifrieb ser Gerfaiier, Ser 9lon Der
Souiet linton 81 eitem oereinigten,
lud6r6aft oenofrntiidetl 3eutihlanO
tperoe Don einigen poIitiiden 6iibrern
Der angeIiddiilden 2dn0er, bic ibr
Sprodro6r IN Dem Gltsldn0ii6en Wei-
niiterrat gdttell, tbefGmpIt.
Ga8 rnIiiide Bolt babe oolJfdm-
menes 8~eritdnonis oofiir, BOP Geutih-
lano oIs Gtact nidt perni1tet per-
ben tonne, fiibrte Earle in Ieinem Nr-
tifel ans. nber Die bitIeriide 3entrn-
Iiiation miiiie eia- fir alletnel obge-
Shnfft 1nprApn 9
Cine gendue 1lt1teriu6nn9 Der
neribieoenen 9lane Sltr 6~o0eraltiie-
ring 3eige. ooB Ser 3pec nidt cine
frieolide MISUNDERSTANDING Geutid-
lambs lei, ionoern oaB san5 en6ere
Mbiidten ii. @rtp1gungelt uorberrid-
ten.
earle fpielie auf Sic &artreter oes
BON linn 10 be5eidneten amonopoliiti=
id)en 9opitalS" an lunA bebauptete,
0ieie Qeute iildten CHI 0isie @eiie Ell.
ne ufrieOIihe, mirtidaitlibe Grobe-
RING oes 2anoes 6urN AuSl1noer"
berbei5ifiibrer.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
GmnnmisSirntctt
erhSbcn Sic GSbMc

Glebelan0 - Gltrdl Die Ginigung
spiihen ser $50 @eperfi1aft ser
@ulnmiarbeiter uno Bertretern ser
Dier groBen @utnnli l1nternebmun-
gen in BEN Ser. Stnaten, einige Stun=
6en nor @uSbru1 zines angefiinoig=
ten StreifS, lit Die erfte groBe Streif-
6robung oeS Sebres bermieoen iuor-
Sen. @Ieih3eitig ipuroe BON eitlem
@ortfiibrer Der @urnmiin0ultrie be-
farrntgege5en Dob frog Der g~elpabrten
2obnerb0blngen Ole @lrmmipreiie
nidt er601t neroen miir6en. 5erner
betonte ser gIeide Spreder, oaB oieie
8reispolitif ben eriten Shritt CUR
@erdbieBlna Ser Iteigenoen Breiie
fir mOere Hrooufte IN ben Ser. 5taa-
ten biloen Tonne.
MiApaufee - Robert 8uie, 8rdiis
bent Der Qofa1 248 llA8 $50 go6
bdfarmt, oGB sic MitgIieOlduft Ser
llnion nit 3 i fiir 0ie 8eenoigung
0es Streif8 int Allis Chalmers
&altptperf 6eS be1lod)barten @elt Al-
lis geitimnt bat; e8 ipnr 6ies Ser
ldtgite Streif I'M Qauoe, Der 1927 ga
ge oelierte uno oft NIT GROCER grbitte-
rung geFitbrt muroe.
8uIe, Ser niht sic 3d9l Ser nbge-
gebenen Stinmen nonnte, meinte
Dab ~ann1berno 1900 Mitglieoer Der
Union alif Gmpfeblung ibrer @eom-
ten bin bei6loiien, mieOer an oie ar
belt 5liriif5ufebretl Inn sen Gan1pi
I'M Merf forfiufiiaren.~
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
AaMbHbcrfau aMi Diris
gent Otto KIcmpcrcr

Sos AngeleS - Ser meltberiibmte
girigent Or. Otto a~Iemperer lit bier
Don 5gpei Negern beralt6t uno f5rpcr-
Lidl ungegriifen moroen. Gr pnrOe
in Den irii6en Mor9enItunoen BON ser
Toli3ei an elmer StroBenefe Iie9eno
n%ltigeiunOen.
@emob ben 9fngoben. Ole Or.
alcmperer Ser 9oli3ei mabte, mar er
am ip1ten 9Qbeno in elm Roborett qe.
genseL Inn lid oort oie Wfulif onau-
boren. 3rpei Neeger geIellten lid al
Inn uno 6oten lid an, i'm in Elm an
0ereS &dbarett 5u bringcn, no oie
S~o55fopelle nod beiier fein iollte.
n~nterpe9s ii6erfielen lie i6n. idIir-
gen 1bm NIT ibren 6diiiten ms @e.
lldt 6~eraubtet i'm ieiner 9orId1aft
oon $50 nnO aluangen i'm oos Muto
81 oerleiien.
Rad dr5tlider 9e6onoltna aitf
Der Boli5eiitation fonnte Or. RIem.
perer IN leine @o9nung auriidtebreR.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Sur 8cicbMlte aaf
s~MntinNcit 10 1ahrc

Berlin - Bon Ser nmerttoniI1en
militdrregierung muroe 6efauntgege-
ben, cine pom ibrer Snformation Con-
troll Gfpiiion orrdgefiibrte 0ffentIi6e
llmfrage babe 0arnuf idlieBen faiIen,
ooB Die Mcbr5nbI ~iiibrenoer oeutiher
Decentralization in Der alnerifeniiden
Bone Die meitere 8eiebuilg nur6 6ie
Irnerifaner alif minoeitetts 10 Sobre
fwortaeiekt bo6en apollen, nm Ben Som.
mnni@tnuS 5i befampicn ltno elmer
neien arieg 81 uer6inOern. Geutide
in 1870 St10tcn G6rfern llno Dem
nttlerifoaiiden Seftor 9erIinS muir
ben beiragt.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

6Gtten Sen inns aliqejmungencn
Srieg aor nit5t o%ngeiangen troitete
lid o6cr III Ger Sofiulmg: sd mei-
tic, ih weroe 0oH nod tatien0 Sabre
clt.
Or a6(ner Gempreoiger =. Gio.
miiuS pluoe 3tr @eitapo geruieu
uno BORT CUR &eOe q~eItellt, neil er in
ieincr lebtcn Bre0iqt gelagt booze
YGic 9iigc Dirtt our6 sic 9nnOe."
8. Gionpiius %lelt9nete ons nidt0 God
ols nldlt i6n sic Sdliilge 3lt3ie5eit
wolltc uuO ioatc er fa6e Gantit Oen
&ciASproragunocniniiter Or. GOT.
beIs geuteint, ant4portete G. GiouD.
jus ,gsieio, Iiigt Ser 0enu2"
9ie iniernoIiide gerlagenbeit Ser
@obbeliden propaganda muroe in Ell
mem 0iB entlurot, Der @06beIs
iter5en uno Spiiden Simmel uno
Groe m16lal lieB. G%aturgemdB fubr
ct 5uerit SIR 00lIe mo innO Oen
geielIihaitlihell. IufiilIiidlen un0 lin
uenhsrcllidtenur; GJ1pionB BORT Der.
lcdcno. Ger Siherbeit bal6er idJaute
er altd in ocll Simnlcl. Gon ser ie.
ri0iyh 5iuGmliihcu @eiellihoft iid alb.
nuo SIR Sole 5uriidfe6reu0.
er oreimol ieood in einem ieu-
ri9en SohOfcn q%eporfen, itn0 aitf .iein
Ssanlnerit, oos lei ein Srrtllm. er lei
torbin 0oG 10 ieItlid) empialgen NOR.
Sen, ~an.uortet Der eiltbei5en0e 8eltieI
8rinitno: ,,G0pitbett G0piden, SEER
9fiiGiter, Bropugnnor lit allesl@ 50
@0bbeGs nit ieinen eigeiler
@aifen gei1la9cn. Sartaltiih, geiit
Doll inns reipeflos 9eiBeIte Der @ib
Die Spibeil Ser brolinen @elellidluft
mo %entlorlte oie Sdpulitigfeit .0es
gDitenIs.
Cen gIorreiHeu Sii6rer entflei0etc
Ser 8ib polleuos ieines S9eins itno
itealpelte i6n riidiihtsloS sum Ser
BREEDER. SIN Mib iii Sitter Dor ser
@eididltc ais SauptUerontportli1er
Der Aa5igreuiomfeiten ongeflagt. Ellis
er I'M Seuieits iein llrborbiEo Srieo-
rih II. trifit ltno iiA oariiber be.
ifspert, oaB bic Nelt tie beioe 81
rannen n,nnt, lod6reno lie ooh beioe
aem @rltn0ios folgterL ieoen nad
6acon ielig peroen 81 laIien.
proteitiert IGD6it oiaigr bortgelottene
BreitBe oagegrit, init Sitter aui cine
Sttie aeitelIt 5l meroen. lrIDo 6erif-
Sur, Sic 6aben 5aiion nit sc
geidrieben|
Mabrer0 mir MN ltnter ben 5Sol
gen oes 6itlerid)en SdrcdenslpItems
nehoem allies 10 gefommen lit,
niflt qpie es baS Bropaganoa Mini
iterilinL iortoern Der @ib Doransae
idgt bat, lit olle brnune 5Sarbe Don
linen gepid)eil, nno Tie itrablen I'M
@eiB bornrloier llnidtulO. 9lls ser
franlpibait geidloiienen 31irft Scr ME
g%eilGnoenen 2eid)e SitlerS loIte ;0ee
gSit Elm 8Iatt Yepier, ouf Dem qe.
ifrieben itano: SD mar nie 0dtio-
nalio5faliit!~
90 uerfolgte uno periolgt Ger @ib
jeoe poIitiide Gpode ilno darafteri
Iicrt lie NIT l%6eiBenoem Spott. sat er
aud iiir nniere 3eit idon einen
SpottperS 8e%funOen2 81 gemib: Gas
Reif 0Guert 6od tauieno Sab
re, nGmlid IL Sabre S%pitent5eit unO
1888 Sabre gntha3ifi5ierung.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Reise mach US
klein VergnUegen

gCelD y0rt - 2QS HSftferttQttDftQl
&escue & Relief Gomittee, bier, Del
len 3ned es lit &ertriebenen uro on
Deren 5liihtlingen bel Dem BieOer-
nltfbou zines nelten 2ebens in @ne-
rita beGiIflid 81 iein, oeroffentlidte
einen 8roteit on oie Il. 2. Nearttime
Gommiiiion aegen Die nnertrdglihen
3uitdnoe nitf S6iifen, ole BON Der
amerif. &egicrung gum transport
pou JliidJtlingcn uuo 8ertriebenen
bon europa nod ben 8ereinigten
Staoten CUR &erfitgung geitelt Der-
ben.
Ser Beridt Oes &omitees ifiiBt iid
oli "Grinbrlmgen zines 9omitee.8e.
~auitrogten, ser sic 8eiie OH Dem
0ampfer oMorine Morlin~ mitges
maht BAT, ipie aud Snteuoierps nit
Der 8eiotung uno ben Roiin9ieren
oeS Campers ,.Norine 6lai9er".
SIC oNlarine Ntorlin" lit Elm fritz
bereS Trilppenidifi, oos iest regele
mdbig 5piiden 8%remerGn0en unO
Seem Dorf perfebrt uno boditens $50
8aiiagiere alfnebmen fnnu. 8emarft
lei CAP sic Goiiage fir Mdrner $134
uul0 iiir fSroiteil 5000 betrGgt.
Sic 9leile, Ole an 81. 6ebruar bon
9reHpr1dpen nod geep @orf nonItnts
ten 9htJ miro llilgefo6r folgenoernn-
Ben 1eidriGben:
Gia Sdiafrdume ling gau5 beiotr-
oers ormielig un0 iteben in feinem
@erbaIinis gu Dem geforoerten Gabr-
pres. Sic Sdlufrdume Der 5ronen
iiHo etuas 6eiier, aber audi lie Iino
i~tberbelegt.
Sober RoIiagier er6GIt elm Stiid-
den Seize, ga ober 6er M1nnerr
feline belize @ratIe CUR @erfisung
itQn0, botten lie nGbreno Der 5ebn
Gage Oalternoen &eiie menig @eles
genbeit, iif ridtig al iGubern.
Se0er Baiiagier befam cine Iei6te
9ede. Die man lie in @irtidaften aIs
Siif0eden iiebt. 9ie 93dfte maren
tall, mo sic metiten Baiingiere fonn-
TEN iid gum Shlofen nidt aus5ie-
belt. 8etiilder unO @iIietitber3iige
muroeh pG6reno Ser Geiie ME ge=
medyielt.
Sic WfabI5eiteR moren bon reht
miiteImdBtger GualitGt. G8 pur0e
ME 3fpeiltal 6erumgereidt. NI8 cine
junge 6rau INN cine 3meite Saiie See
bat, iunroe ibr BON ainent 0ffi3ier
beOeuiet, 0aB jeoer 8erion MIR cine
Salie 5uitebe. Sin W6untt, ser gerr
eiiten iNpar5cn &offee baden poGte
lid a6er uidlt ftieBcno mSOriifen
fonnfe, 6etam olS Strafe Oofiir, Dab
er Die 8eoienung anfbielt, gar feinen.
9tlS grfIdritng fir elm 6erortiges
@erbolten muroe Die Musflltft be-
must. sic 2eute miiBten iid nit Dem
@iien beeilen, neil es on 8eidirr
feble.
9ie 8ortionen iino rngerigenO.
9(td 0afiir CAB es cine grfldritug,
n1nlith, sic Ratte ioIlten uidt 5i bel
elicit oonlit lie tld]t leefranf mllr0eti.
Sn ser Shifisfantine wiirOen Die
8aIio9iere itorf %iIberforoert. Sir
cine 6loide Coca Gold mliBten tie 15
Gents be3abIen fir Shofolaoenltafs
gen 10 GentS ltatt s, fir ein HeineS
@la8 GroniiIle so Gents uno fir
Goi(etteteArtifel entiprehen0 iiber.
IteigerIe @reiie. 5teuerfreie 3ign-
retten foiteten mebr als OerTteuerte in
Sen Staaten.
@6flidfeit g[dn5te 0itrd Iblueien-
belt. 6ffenbar mar Ser 8eiabun9
ME gum 8epuBtiein gebradt DoroetL
BOB one 9eute an 8or6 5nbIenoe 8oi-
Ingiere ieien.
Ser 8eridteritotter idlieBt, ooB er
moAl altf Sfapierigfeiten BEG SranS-
ports gefoBt NOR, 1lidt aber nltf iold
banebiihene 3uitdnoe.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Grcnsfraee oselart,
bchaMptct NMIc

Mosfou - Ger SournaIiit sc.
Marinin beIhuIoigte Ben eng[iihen
auBeniefretdr grneit 8epin in Der
,Brab6n," er bcrilidte iiber Sic 53ll.
flnft Der 0entihen @ren5ea Sen
.Sdleier Ser llniiderbeit gu 6reiten.
Miarinin ihrieb,es lei fpoblbefomt,
osB 6ie @otsonmer &onferer,5 iiber
Die 6duptfragen Der 0lttiinftiger
l6eutiden @ren5en bollitanoige alnr=
'leit geifnfien bo6e. @8 ge6e nid)t Sen
aerir9iteu Gruno, BON elmer ullnIi-
der9eit" 5lt ipred)en uno 0nB oie STE
parntionspIdne bierourh in irgen0.
elmer @eiie geltort mer0en f0nnten.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
ucrtrnmcnsuctMflt
FIR NamaOier

8ari8 ~ @elt Al : 0 Stinmen
erbie[t Yremier 9dul 9amaoier IN
Der irGu5oiiifen Acknowledgement
luna Elm 8ertraueuspotlm fir feline
in SnOofina uerTolgte 8olitif, no
man entidloiien lit oer 3epolution
rnOifaI Gin Gnoe i'll madden. Iber es
beitanoen gln5eidsen 0afiir oaB feline
ans pier 9arteien beitebenoe &oali-
tionsreaierirng elmer nod grGBeren
arnftprd6e unter5ogen sDeroe1 miro.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
starfe 3nmntnns

10sfit &eolidsfeit merocn Sic es
lpeiterbringan,t Serr S4lniOt, nlio
blciben sic I'M @eiddftSIeben I'M.
mer reht reoiid.~
D8ns, Sic muten einem Mnnn
BON fiinfunooreiBia Sabren 8lt, lid
nod un3uitenen?"
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Nus Dem Saaebnd. elmer b66erem
Eudhter

Sin nnbrer Segen, OnB ser 9itB
Dor Dem Ba5ilEus e~rfinoen tpur6e,
ionlt mare er OieIeiht gar nidt err
funoen wor6en."
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

sa1 0aa
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
DANIELS - EVANS

The marriage of Miss Martha
Louise Daniels, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Daniels of
Taylor's Bridge and Mr.. Joseph
Bayard Evans, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Evans of Delaware
City took place last Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock in the
Odessa parsonage. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Daniel
Pritchard. A dinner at the Way
side Inn followed. Mrs. ]. Delbert
Steller of Taylor's Bridge was
matron of Honor. Mr.. Steller,
uncle of the bride, acted as best
man. The bride wore light blue
suit with black accessories and a
corsage of white rosebuds and
baby's breath. Mrs. Steller wore
a brown suit with dark brown ac-
cessories and a corsage of yellow
rosebuds. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans left
for a wedding trip South. They
will make their home in Odessa.
Mr.. Evans served with the u. S,
Army for "a months with 30
months sent overseas.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
SCHOOL BOARDS
TO MEET HERE
Meeting In Response To Invi-
tatiOn Extended BY
Local Board
ALL MEMBERS ATTEND

The Delaware Association of
School Boards will meet in the
Smyrna School Cafeteria, Monday,
January 27, 1947, at $50 pm. The
meeting in the Smyrna School is in
response to an invitation extended
recently to the State Association
by the Board of Education of the
Smyrna Special School District.
DR.. E. D. Grizzell, Professor of Ed
ucation of the University of Penn
sylvania and Director of the recent
Delaware School Survey by the
American Council of Education,
will be the speaker. All school
board members throughout Della
ware will be in attendance. Mr..
William R. Brown is president of
the state association. Local ar
rangements are being made by the
Smyrna Board of Education, DR..
C. J. Prickett, President, and Mr..
George w. Wright, Superintendent
of Schools.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
CLAYTON LEADS LEAGUE
Clayton and GEMS Turn In Vic
tories in Town League

Clayton defeated the Legion
team 1928 and the Victory Five
went down before Glenn's Soda
Shoppe team, 1919 Monday night in
preliminary game played in the
high school auditorium. Clayton
now leads the league with four
wins and no losses, closely follow
ed by Glenn's with three wins and
one loss. The American Legion
Team holds third place with one
win and three losses, while the Vic
tory Five has registered no wins
iii four games played. These four
tearms, under the sponsorship of
the Smyrna-Clayton Athletic Asso-
citation, play two preliminary
games before each home game par
ticipated in by the local Mar-Del
team. The public is urged to come
out and lend their support. The
next game will be played tonight
in the high school auditorium at
7.3O o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
LOCAL TEAM WINS TWO
Mar-Del League Team Defeated by
Milford in Contest

Last Thursday, the Smyrna Mar
Del League team administered
Cecilton's ninth straight loss "a
27. Friday Milford chalked up
their sixth straight as they gained
revenge over Smyrna for an earlier
season lacing by winning 1920.
Harrington also fell to Smyrna
Monday night at game played in
the local high school gym. The
local team will meet FELTON, to-
night in home game. Last week
was the deadline for signing new
league personnel and the rosters
of all teams will now stand pat
for the remainder of the season.
Middletown topped the league
scoring column last week with 415
points in nine games while Smyr-
ma rated second with 1872 in the
same number. Dill, FELTON, Vets,
continued to head the individual
scoring with 81 baskets and 16
fouls for total of 124 points in 10
games.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
OBSERVE YOUTH WEEK
Youth Council of Maryland and
Delaware Preparing Celebrations

Youth Week (January 26-Febru-
ary2, 1947) is the united celebra-
ton for Christian young people in
the churches of the 40 denomina-
ttions, 173 state and community
councils of churches and 16 ma
tional youth organizations which
cooperate with the United Chris
tian Youth Movement. Beginning
more than thirty years ago In the
annual celebration of the birthday
of Christian Endeavor, in recent
years Youth Sunday or Youth
Week has been celebrated by num-
erous church groups. The United
Christian Youth Council of Mary
land and Delaware, administered
through the Council of Churches
and the Christian Education of
Maryland and Delaware, Inc, has
been actively engaged in promot-
ing Youth Week celebrations and
it is expected that there will be an
observance in most of the counties
of the two states. These celebra-
ttions will take the form of an
ecumenical service of worship,
youth banquets with special speak
ers, religious emphasis weeks in
schools, etc.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
GlennOn : ThaMIeY

st. Anne's Church, Manchester,
N. H., the chancels of which were
decorated with gladiolas, was the
setting Saturday morning at ten
o'clock for the marriage of Miss
Mary Agnes Glennon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glennon of
Manchester, N. H., to George G.
Thawley of Smyrna, son of Mrs.
George A. Thawey and the late Mr..
Thawley. Rev. George Kilcoyne
performed the double ring cere-
mony and organ music was played
by Miss Claire Sasseville accom-
panied by Mrs. Germaine Daust
playing the violin. Miss Charlene
Connolly, soloist, sang Mother at
Thy Feet Am Kneeling" and Shub-
ert's Ave Maria. The bride was
given in marriage by her father,
wore a slipper satin gown, sheer
yoke and fitted bodice with full
skirt terminating in train. Her
finger-tip length veil was attached
to lace tiara matching that of the
veil and carried a white mitt COW
cred with an orchid and pink sweet
peas with streamers. Miss Mary
Mullen, her maid of honor, wore a
pink gown with a net skirt offset
with pink juliet cap with should
er length veil. She carried CO.
lonial bouquet of mixed flowers.
Atty. j. Francis Roche, was best
man and ushers were Howard and
Donald Glennon, cousins of the
bride. Following the cremony, a
breakfast was held at the Hotel
Carpenter and later Mr.. and Mrs.
Thawley left on a trip to New
York and Washington, D. c. For
travelling the bride selected a
black gabardine suit, pink feather
hat, gray fur coat with pink and
black accessories. For the festiv-
tiles, the brides mother was attir-
ed in a black and aqua crepe dress
with matching accessories and a
corsage of pink roses and the
bridegroom's mother wore a pow
der blue crepe ress, matching ac-
cessories and a corsage of garden
las. The bride is a graduate of
Manchester Central High School
and has been employed in a Man.
chester office. The bridegroom is
a graduate of John Bassett Moore
School. Mr. Thawley is a veteran
of World War having served 4
CONTINUED of rare rour)
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23
w. E. MATTHEWS
SCOUT HEAD
Local Man Named As Chair
man of the Annual Meet
ing in Dover District
LOCAL Committeeman

DIR. o. A. BARLEY, president of
Wesley Junior College, Dover, and
chairman of the Dover District of
the Del-Mar-Va Council, Boy
Scouts of America, announced the
preliminary plans and committees
for the annual meeting of the Dis
trict. DR.. BARLEY named William
E. Matthews, Jr., of Smyrna, as
General Chairman of the occasion.
Mr.. Matthews has served for sew
eral years as Vice-Chairman of the
District and is well-known among
the Scouters of the area. The fol-
lowing committee chairmen were
appointed by Mr.. Matthews to
complete arrangements for the an
nual meeting: The Hon. ]. Wallace
Woodford, Chairman of Program;
Arthur G. Livingston, Chairman of
Arrangements; George Ehinger,
Chairman of Promotion and At
tendance. Mr.. Matthews stated
that the meeting will be held
Thursday evening, February ID,
Dover High School Community
Hall, at $50 p. m. Arrangements
are being made to serve dinner to
800 or more citizens of the Dover
area who are interested in the Boy
Scout program. Mayor Woodford
and his committee will announce
the name of the speaker for this
occasion within few days. An eff
fort is being made to secure man
of national prominence in the Boy
Scout program. In addition to the
address, there will be special fea-
lures, awards to Scouts and lead
ers and recognition of those now
engaged as volunteer leaders in
the movement. The annual meet
ing will mark the thirty-seventh
birthday of Scouting in America.
Due to the limited number of res
ervations available, committees are
urged to secure their tickets as
soon as possible. The attendance
committee as named by Mr.. Ehing-
er include: T. R. Nownam, Ellie K.
LeCrone and Clarence S. P. Weber,
Middletown; Millaway Broadway
and WI. Wheatley of Smyrna and
Clayton, respectively.