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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15
NOVELTIES LEAVE FOR
 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA

Carolyn McLain, daughter Of Carrie McLain, left Friday for the University of Alaska where she will continue her studies for her sophomore year.
 Bernadette Amarok, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joe Amarok, de parted for the University of Alas ka, where she will be a junior thit year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15
PIONEER WOMEN HELD REGULAR MEETING

The Pioneer Women met las; Friday evening for monthly busi- ness and social gathering. The lucky winners of card game prize were Carrie McLain, Mrs. Mel SWanberg, Mrs. H. Hagen.
 The Committee in charge of re treatments were Mrs. M. J. Walsh and Mrs. PearSe Walsh.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15
LARRY JOHANSENS
 LEAVE FOR CANDLE

MT. and Mrs. Larry Johansen left for Candle this morning, where MT. Johansen will replace MT. H. Seivenpiper as deputy Marshall. Mir. and Mrs. Seiven- piper have left for the States.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15

United States
 The pickets outside the hall car ried signs describing the Taf; . Hartley act as "a union buStin :, slave bill"
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15

The Japanese have always built their homes of wood.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15

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The frontiersman., 1947-04-30
April 3O,lo47
Page Two CLEAn UP THIS 01Ay

CL[Hll UT l7tO |l1HJ
 Every year about this time it has boon the age old custom for all 6eldovians to start cleaning up their yards. This year being no different, it has been Proclaimd by tho Cit of 5eldovia that everybody in soldovia c1oen up thoir property. II tho City has full cooperation from ovory citi- zen thu >ffort will be nomial and the city will look much bcttor. Getting rid of all the ebris that the winter have had covered for so lonG, will not only look bottor but also mako us fool proudor of our little township. 4.nnua11 Clean Up "eek has been dos si3nateG lay1st to Nay 18th.
 Not havinc done editorials beforo I'm going to leav4 it for tho regular editor to do because s225 has brighter i6eas and be- t ter knowl 3dGo of the nows papor world.
 So instead I'll fill in with very ap propriato poor for the comin month of May.
 8OrG OF A M.,Y MORNING Now tho bright morning star, day's harbin- ger,
 comos darcing from thu cast, ard loads
 wi tn her
 The flow cry Hay, "ho from her gr ,on lap Tho yellow cowslip &nd the palo primrose. Hail, bountous May, that dost inspire llirth and youth, and warm dosire; Woods and 9rovss ar- of thy dr5ssing Hill ard dalo doth boast thy blessing. Thus We saluto th3e ith our carly song, And v5lcomo thee, and wish thoe long.
 Triton by John Hilton (16o8-
 lG74)
The frontiersman., 1947-04-30

WITH MRS BRUN
 The regular meeting of the Seldovia Home-. makers Club was hold last Friday at 500 in the homo of Mrs. F1oronco Brun with Miss Poggy Da1gan as hostess. after the bus iness meeting, the evening was spent. do- ing handiWork fllow- ed by 9 luncheon. Tho ladies present Were, Mrs. Ellen Nils on, Mrs Betty Thor snoss, Miss Haz9l Ellswort tn, Mrs. Susan English, Mrs, Adam Lipke Miss Bea ice Handc ock, Mrs. Susan Lloyd, Mrs. Ruby Alexondor, Hrs. Nary Br ennan, Mrs. Florence Brun and Miss Poggy Daigan.
 GOO0,GOOO, COCO
 The 1omemakers havo sunni ttod to the Fr CT sman . collec- tion of thoir favorite recipes. Here is the first
 BUTTRSCOTH ROLLS any good biscuit dough or tho foll owing; 2 cups flour
 4 tablespoons lard 4 teaspoons B.P. : teaspoon salt Add milk to make oft roll quito thin spread on tho following; Cr- cam l cup brown sugar 2 oz. butt 3r roll up like inn anon rolls, cut in 1leng and A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Rider Is Injured;
3 Meters Broken

"A motorbike rider and two
parking meters were casualties
last night, police reported today.
The rider, Charles E. Schain,
motor machinist first class, was
rushed to Naval Hospital after
he collided with q palm tree on
Roosevelt Boulevard about 2:45
q. m.
The hospital said today X-rays
showed no broken bones and
that Schain's condition was not
serious. Officer w. jolly investi-
gated the accident. Schain re-
ported that a car had crowded
him off the road.
The meters broken were two
on Southland between Duval and
Whitehead streets, and one on
Ddval, bringing to is the total
damaged since last Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Flood Increases. !.
Farmers Ordered
To Leave Homes
thy The Associated Press,

QUINCY, ILL.,, June 2O.-Two
thousand five hundred persons
evacuated their homes in this
vicinity today because of flood
waters, and thousands of others
were ordered to leave their
homes.
However, many inhabitants in
the area remained in their homes
or on their. farms, and the
sheriff assigned deputies to put
the order into force, assuring farm
ers their fruit trees and homes
would be protected against loot
ers. ss1
It was said that the river will
reach it's crest by noon tomor-
row, and that many thousands
of additional acres will be flood
ed by that time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
.han1be Prop oses
ublicit Effort
For Next SeasO
WOULD ADVERTISE CITY
AND OPEN AN INFOR.|
NATION BUREAU IN
MIAMI

Advertising in connection with
next winters tourist season and
proposed opening Of an informa-
ton bureau for Key West in MI
ami were. discussed yesterday at
the meeting of the directors of
the Chamber 81 commerce.
"A plan is to be submitted by
the publicity committee Of the
Chamber. The report will be SUBJ
nitted to meeting Of the gem
eraI membership Of the Cham
Der. II will also consider the es-
tilmated cost Of the advertising
plan.
Pledges will be sought from
the Chamber membership. If the
response is strong enough the
program will be started by the
Chamber.
Directors of the Chamber felt
yesterday that if the business
houses and the hotels wso u | d
pledge to assist in the payment
of the cost Of the program the
whole sum could be retired over
q period Of some months. making
payments Of only few dollars
q month.
Il was agreed by the directors
that the city needs an informa-
ton booth in Miami next win
ter where literature could be dis
.tributed to interested tourists in
that city Expense Of the upkeep
of the booth would be included
in. the estimate of the cost of the
entire program.
Glenn G. Price. president Of
the Chambef. and chairman Of
the publicity committee, and
Joe Allen and John Spottswood,
were directed to draw DIP q pub
licity program for the city next
winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Club Quits Land
On Stock. Island

A quit claim deed was filed
yesterday with Circuit Court
Clerk Ross C. Sawyer by the Of
ficers of the Key West Country
Club to the clubs former prop
erty on Stock Island. The deed
was made to the City of Key
West. Officers signing it were G..
Larry Gardner, president, and
Charles E. Roberts, secretary.
Country Club property is soon
to be used by Arthur Sawyer
Post % of the american Legion,
for its new homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20

HUMAN TO bll OADCA9
TONIGHT GIVING nEA-
SONS FOX VETO, TAFT
no REPLY

tBy re Assseeate1 rseasp
WASHINGTON. June co.
President Truman vetoed IN
~. - rr...4,... -, Ia, $500 g.
= . 80
the HOUSE promptly over-rooP
the veto. II Is expected The SEN
ate win act on the MEASURE
e;th.r III. .oasv ~ ..~i., A..
.. -. 1. 80
nlollow'
IN 2 S'OOO-word message. ahs
President told the House his rea-
sons for vetoine the bill. He aid
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unworkable, and that u would
result n the governments being
involved in labor disputes even
more =. . as,.l !. ! ,, :. sss. :sa;
the bill to become q Inv. II
would cause much unrest and
more, instead Of fewer. strikes.
Some OF its prOVlSlOyl8, he ASSERT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Black Returns
For Duty Here

A Navy man well known I'm
Key West, It. Comdr. Robert G.
Black, USN, returned yesterday
for duty here. He brought his
wife and son and they will make
their home at GIG EATON street.
Comdr. Black was here in 1914
AS, when he commanded one Of
the old r submarines which were
then stationed at the Submarine
Base. Lately he has just COM
pleted years course in the Line
School at Newport. II. I.
Comdr. Black will relieve La
Comdr. A. H. Clark, Jr., an ex-
ecutive officer aboard the USS.
ClamagOre, a submarine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Monroe Lays In
lib 3. X, x''s-R!||ays; Unit
Here On June 80

Monroe County lags behind the
national average when it comes
to the number of persons who
have had chest X-rays to find
hidden tuberculosis, Joe Allen,
president of the Monroe County
tuberculosis and Health Associa-
ton, said today.
A recent nationwide poll taken
by DR.. George Gallup's Amer
lean Institute of Public Opinion
showed that four out of every ten
adults have had a chest x-ray;
in Monroe County, less than two
per cent of the population have
been X-rayed; according to
health and tuberculosis associa-
ton records.
COMMUNICATIVE X-ray serv-
ices have only recently been
made available in this area" Mr..
Allen said, 80 we also top the
national average in regard to the
length of time since X-rays have
been taken.
X-rays, which are used to dis
cover tuberculosis and not to-
cure it, have been urged by
health authorities for every
adult at least once every two
years.
A mobile unit of the Stat e
Health Board will be in Key
West June 80 and will remain
until July Is to- take chest X
rays of all the people of the city,
including personnel of the Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Blonde Amelia Acosta Takes Lead
In Contest To Decide Fourth Of July
Queen Passing Miss Edna Del Pine

Pretty Ameo Acostn took the lead from Edna del Pine in
cywde popularity contest the result Of lost nights vote
onng The vvdcios blonde Posd ss6 votes bring hey
Miss Aeost4 dausher q M. ana Mrs Alberto AGosta.
llls Duva thus the Girl 70 diplacs Miss
Del Pine ~ lsadsr started The at,c-
live daughter of Mr. apd NGr q dol Pine 400 Virginia
had dominatsd The event from The first bsllstihg ~
The winner win become Queen Of the Fourth Of July Festu
eceve severed d other gifts and be the guest Of honor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Flags History
Given To Lions

A history of the American
Flag was given before the MEM
bers of the Lions Club last
night by the Rev. James H. Mac
Connell, rector of St. PauPs
Episcopal Church. Flag Day was
observed June IA, and the Lions
commemorated it last night.
Guest of Earl Hamilton at the
meeting was the Rev. w. A.
Weaver, pastor of Ley Memorial
Church. Gerald Saunders intro
duced the Rev. Mr.. MacConnell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
|Houser TO Begin
Inspection Trips

Capt. Harold Alexander Hous-
er, USN, commanding officer of
Key West Naval Base, will begin
an inspection on Monday of all
the component parts of the base
to familiarize himself with the
operations that 60 under his COM
mand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
.Sololls Act On
Several Bills; A.
B. Cooper Is III
COMMISSIONERS SEIZED WITH
SUDDEN ATTACK: GENE
Terry PROPERTY PURCHASE
APPROVED

At a continuation Of Tuesday
nights meeting, the City Commits
sion transacted several items Of
miscellaneous business late yes
terday afternoon. Commissioner
Albert B. Cooper was taken pain
fully i'll shortly after the roll call
and was finally taken home by
his wife and son.
Authorization Tor the purchase
Eof, the Sara McCook property, 929
Pauline Lane, and r !. fintiur
property, g28 Pauline Lane, at
$3.50 for each lot, was approved.
The lots are needed to provide ap
extension 10 the southwest corner
of the city cemetery.
The owner Of the lots must
move the buildings now occupy
ing them. An appraisal commit
tee set the valuation Of the i'm
|provements on each at 1867 Sc
and, on the land, $l,016.66 on the
McCook property and $1,O33.33
on the Pinder property.
The commissions recent APP
|proval of the transfer of a liquor
license for Sam Hyman, operator
|of the Bahama Bar, SIC Duval
street, to the corner of Wall and
Duval streets, was rescinded. The
license was revoked and re-issued
to the Bahama Bar.
Riley Carbonell, owner of the
property, protested the transfer.
Evidence shown the commission
indicated that Carbonell had
leased the property some years
|ago to Sam Katz. Sam Hyman,
however, has been operating the
bar, presumably under a SUBJ
lease, as he has been paying for
the liquor-vending license. The
original license was issued to Ri
ley Carbonell. City officials said
whether or. not the license goes
court litigation is pending on
with the lease.
Taxes in the amount of $435.13
were rebated to James Johnson
on Rest Beach property on which
he had paid the city levies but
which had been under title of the
Navy. Also rebated was $42.84 in
taxes to Louise Meers Mackman
LOT Ashe street, who, it was ex-
planned, had been enormously as
sessed for that amount.
A change in coming for the Earl
Higgs property, 9l7-918 Eaton
street, from Residence B to Bust
ness B, was approved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Holds Two Navy
Men For Hearing

w. N. Arthur and M. c. Tyson,
both of the U. S. Navy, were held
under bonds Of $50 each by
Peace Justice Ira Albury yester-
day for action by Criminal Court.
Arthur was charged with indie
cent exposure and Tyson with
driving while intoxicated. They
were arrested by Constable Sam
uel Bass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Sennte's O-Kay
OF Commission
Received Here

Members Of the. Overseas
Hoad and Toll Bridge Com
mission have received con-
firmation Of their appoint
meni BY Gov. Willard Cald-
well. The state Senats
confirmed The appointments
at its recent session.
Memhers icf The Con6mis-
sion srs MsSyos w. d.
moritt. Edwin Trevor. ". n.
porier. Col. Louis Drinion
and Earl Adams, ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Property Sales

Charlotte Laranaga transfer
redsto Mr.. and Mrs. Hilburn II.
Roberts, 1880 Virginia street.
piece of property near the cor
ner of Virginia and Florida
streets, for $4,000. according to a
warranty deed filed yesterday
with Circuit Court Clerk Ross e.
Sawyer.
William p. Johnson and 9TH
ers identified with the Johnson
Realty Company transferred 10
Louis Soldano. 705 Windsor
Lane, three lots at johnson and
Ashby streets, for $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
POISON IVY HURTS
NAN CUTTING TREE

While chopping a tree at 3OOl
Flagler avenue yesterday, Lee
Roberts, who works with Or
lando Caraballo, a plumber, was
severely "stung'' by poison ivy.
Caraballo carried Roberts to DR..
Frank E. Bowser, Slmonton
for treatment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20

Nary Vices, EIIs
CiUe $2I5.55 More
To Cancer. Fund

Donations Of $leS.5S BY the
Navy Wives Club and $50 BY
the Eilks Club Of Key West
were announced today bY
jerry J. Trevor. treasures Of
the Cancer Fund drive here.
The Navy Wives donation
includes receipts from the
Cancer Fund benefit show
held = naul's. June IL and
u. and individual contribu-
lions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20
Local Women
To Be Asked
OF Purchase


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rhsqs queqt iops are being .aska
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jupulionnairss heing distributed
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was reportsd yesterday a re
mseting u the directors Of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Diroctors were told that the
merchGn11 division q The Cham
ber ND ! meeting June . md
-decided to send out these<Ques-
tioanairss - that they would be
abb 70 determine what steps
might ~ taken 70 have Sales and
10 soop t|he buying movement
now spreading TO other cities.
a survey b 10 be made of all
stores 70 determine what ma
tionally sdverosed items can be
/! bought here. Behind this move
unent lies the fact that most Of
! IT, nrtfcles may be purchased
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20

0t tn0 ueSto evenlS. me &lx
next high girls viii also receive
vurious owmds.
Miss lAcosta was one 81 three
girls showing voting strength last
night. Onelia Cascade gained 81
485 votes to jump from fourth to-
third place and Carmen Puebla
gained 1855 votes to draw near
fifth place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-20

The votes were counted at the
Blue Room barbecue on William
street BY Mi. and Mrs. Antonio
Esperdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Acosta, Mrs Maua1sis Ae0sta salnl
Mr. and Mrs. Manclo Casado.
The contestants will appear at
an extraordinary floor show pre-
sented by Albert BOA at the
Driftwood tonight. Another show
will be given Tuesday night At
the Catholic, Youth Center.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30
DIED
JAMES r. HARDFSTY

James Z. Hardesty, aged So. died
Wednesday, January Doth, at his
home in Albright, W. Va, after an
illness which had confined him to his
home for sixteen years.
His parents were the late J. S. and
Ella Hardesty of Deer Park. A former
B. and o. fireman, he had worked the
west END of the Cumberland division
Surviving are his wife Cola
)Whitehai) Hardesty and the follow
ing children: Mrs. Dorothy Hicks.
Moreantown, ". Va; Mrs. Leila Itch
neil and Lawrence. Albright, W. Va;
James, of Gordonyille, Pa; Edna and
Gay, At home; nine grandchildren.
Three sisters, Mrs. Hattie Hershman.
Mrs. Minnie Tasker, Mrs. Edith
George, all Of Deer Park; one brother,
Alex, of Ritcheyville, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30
AURORA-EGLON

Friday evening, January 81. begin
ming at eight o'clock, Miss Elsie Otto,
returned missionary from Africa will
speak Al the Lutheran church at Au-
rora. Come and bring your friends.
John TeetS returned Saturday eve
mig to his home near EgIon from a
Phihppi hospital where he had been a
patient for several days following an
automobile in which he received
severe scalp decorations. His little
daughter who was riding with him re-
ceived only a slight injury. His car
which collided head on with a truck
was badly damaged.
Roscoe LantZ and son, Maynard,
took Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert, all Of
near Aurora, to Ha,risonburg. Va,
Sunday evening where son of the
Lanberts is patient in a hospital
M. Lantz and son returned Sunday
night.
Mrs. Sarah Fike who resides with
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmoul Fike, Eglon. suffered a
stroke Of paralysis Sunday evening
Although in u serious condition she
shows slight Improvement.
Mrs. Nesta Stemple. Aurora, went
last Thursday to Baltimore where she
is receiving treatment in a hospital
Not being confined to the hospital she
remains with her sister-in-law, Miss
Vera Stemple.
Oscar Roth, Gnegy Church, who re-
TUNED last week from a Philippi hos
pital where he underwent a major
operation is now seriously i'll Of pneu-
monia. Before the surgical treatment
Mr.. Roth suffered second stroke Of
paralysis.
Miss GusSie Lantz remains critical
~ III at her home at Aurora. Mrs.
Bessie Calcamp is caring for her.
Rev d. b. Spaid, of near Eglon,
was called to Dry Fork Sunday where
be conducted last rites for Daniel
Harper, Of that community.
Rev and Mrs. Joe Miller, Broadway.
Va, spent Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Miller's parents, Rev and Mrs.
Ezra Fike, Eglon.
Mrs. Grant Loughry and son Har-
old, of Baltimore, are spending this
week at their Aurora home, which is
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Beckman and family.
Mrs. Marie Myers and little daugh-
ter returned Saturday from Virginia
to the home of Mrs. Myers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Helmick, Eglon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30
Vomen's Short
Course Announced

Dates for the 21st Annual Rural
fomen's Short Course have been set
N June Is TO p. according to an an
ouncement made today by Venia NJ.
.ellar. Assistant Director of the Ex-
ension Service at the University of
iaryland
plans now underway assure a pro-
ram that is to be Just as good as any
e have presented in past years" Miss
.ellar sand in discussing the coming
vent which is expected to attract
yer 1000 rural women.
She added, This course is designed
, offer the women of Maryland edu-
ltional, inspirational. and recreation
I opportunities Students are divided
ITO four groups; those coming for the
inst time. those who are present for
he second on third time. those in theil
ourth Year, and another group for
hose attending for the fifth or more
ime. Persons in each group are Of
cred choice Of courses available to
hat group but are required to COM
'lete the courses in which they have
hosen to register This system allows
or certain continuity in the
CURSES"
Il
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30

Services will be conducted at the
Fike and Watson chapel, at Terra
Alta, Saturday, February 1st, at 3
p. m the B. Of l.. F. and T. will have
charge. Interment is to be in the
Terra Alta cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30

The two atom bombs dropped on
Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August,
1945, We're the only two the United
States had ready at the time.
Al Capone, public enemy No. / of
the prohibition era, died of pneumonia
at Miami Beach.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30

Ballots for 1S-year-olds were adj
vocated in the Maryland general as
sembly last Thursday. The bill was in
troduced in the House and sent to the
committee on constitutional amend
ments.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30

World War II cost the people of the
L. s. thus far 1899 ,20O.000,O0O. That
is $2,430 apiece for every man, woman
and child in the country, or $9.730
for each family Of four. The cost will
still rise this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-30

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$3.50 SOUTH POTOMAC ST.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-29
COMMITTEE OF LAYMEN

Washington County and
Hagerstown Council of Churches