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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
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5lii6tlingsfamilien auf uno be-
ldranfte itf Ielblt auf elm 3immer-
den. Sbrer freunolihen 9iltsbereit-
idaft merit man es ntdt an, oab Iie
Eo6ter uno Sdniegeriobn betrou=
ert, Die in Berlin eri6oiien tpuroen,
als iie ni6tsabneno na9 ser &api-
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oerlbeioen. 8ei Heihen uno
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mer uno Die Sorgenfreien 1ino pirf-
lid lelten, iebr ielten. SIT es Der
lpunoerlid, menn au6 Ole Befiteu-
oen nerpos nno rei5bar iino? = aud
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man in Wobnungen fommt in mel.
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m!l1e fpobnen. Wan erfdbrt aud
pei olelen Weniden bon er5breden,
oen e alo5lalen nnb amoraliiden 2u-
lfanoen. 0ie beiben SSbne elmer al.
ten Srau iino i'm Often aeblieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25

baben. oaB er 1908 seidrieben bate
.Gas natiirlid)e &ebt belitt leine eli
gene moraIiihe nno nnbeiiegbnre
Strait. Gieies 9aed,t fam ntan ridt
emis nit SiiBen treten. Gie @eihidte
oes tIhehiihen Solfes ielbIt benefit
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ler @eoanfe mag i'm iebr gequ1lt ba-
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gen oes Gorgebens gegeniiber oen
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ben arcb in 5ortfiibrung Ser bon 8e-
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men, Mabren lno Shleiien nod Ans-
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fiir lmmer ullf oie Seite Ser Gbaraf.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-25
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict Wundsalbe

erprobtes SetlmitteI geeen ole
arten bon alien uno frtiden Bun.
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nur ourd Boit Monep Oroer au i9it.
ten. Seine Stanps. Sehaig (6O)
Gents bic ghadtel Be,
J. L. STAAD
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a7sss vszlsyvssw Ava. OI.Hvxn.AxD n. q
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
9 UnpIedged
G o P Delegates
fonntlnnad from - narel


None of the delegates was ready
to express his choice publicly. Pref
erences given informally, however,
indicated that four Of the nine ia
vor Senator Taft, one prefers Sem
ator Vandenberg, one favors Speak
er of the House Martin, one would
vote for Harold E. Stassen and. the
remaining two are undecided at
this time
Indeed, there was less interest in
7 whom the nine delegates might sup
j port than there was in two other
/ phases Of the campaign. ~
Whether Senator Buck viii run
again was the question asked on
all sides and the senator when
4 QDeried answered pleasantly that
! he couldn't say at this time. He
1 indicated though, that a decision
will be soon forthcoming and the
impression gained from talking to
a score Of prominent party person
alities was that the senator will
4 be a candidate.
The second center of interest
4 was the reaction of Sussex coun-
tians to the announcement earlier
this week that Efr. George has ac-
cepted the Kent County Commit
tees invitation to seek the nomina-
ton for governor
4 The Sussex County Committee
had emphasized several weeks age
that it wants fayorite son as the
candidate and this was the firsi
time since Mr.. Georges announce.
ment that a. majority Of the com
q mittee together with such leaders
:. as Senator Williams, John S. Isa'
Eaes, Clayton A. Bunting and fOrmel
Senator Townsend had been to-
gether.
Whether Sussex Republicans viii
be able to agree on a candidate t
/, put forward in a contest for thl
nomination remained a question
z when the. caucusses at the. 21-min
3 ute convention we're over Their,
was a great deal of talk, some 0
. it critical but it boiled down :,
I the fact that the Sussex Republi
cans have been unable to agre
I among themselves and are there
fore in a pool, position to disagree
!, with anyone else.
= on To Late Start
s.i Scheduled to start at 1 p, M, tn
d convention didn't get underwa
t until 2.20 o'clock, a cause for som
: sniping from the 250 men and wo
: men in the audience. a aa
{ Isaac r. Brown; Jr., who wa
+ reelected later to head the Re
a publican State Committee for tw
/ years, called the convention to OF
a der and Immediately requeste
E. Senator's Buck and Williams an
Representative ]. Caleb Boggs /
g come to the stage. He also calle
& for Governor Walter w. Bacon bl
= the governor was not on hand.
Mr.. Candy, permanent chairma
. of the convention, in the on
Z speech of the convention, attackt
~
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30

the Democratic Administration s
foreign policy saying that the Uni
ted States cannot tolerate the
type of management which at a
time when the production of air
planes in Russia is 1 2times ours
is still willing to recommend a di-
vision Of funds for national de-
Tense on the apparent basis of
making the greatest number of
generals and admirals happy"
Brown Reelected
The convention ended with re-
quest for members of the newly
elected state committee to come up
to the sage. There in brief meet
ing the committee, which had been
nominated first during the four
convention district caucusses, re-
elected Mr.. Brown chairman, Sen
ator Davis, vice chairman, and
Herbert B. Mearns finance officer
A secretary will be appointed by
Mr.. Brown.
The new committee, which will
serve for two years, comprises:
Leroy Hickman, Albert B. Hns-
1 bands, Herbert B. Mearns, Mrs
May Stout, Mrs. Ruth Evans, Mrs
Bessie Peterson, Mrs. Bertha
Smith and John o. Hopkins, Ot
Wilmington; H. B. dupont, Mrs
Tia Luff, Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton
FL. K. Johnston, Mrs. Marka du
POnt, Mrs. Lila Draper, w. A. Sad
4 Ter, Jr., and w. Mailly Davis, Sec
1 ond Convention District.
4 William Jenkins, James w. Can
non, ]. Morris Harrington, William
Loper, Mrs. Henrietta Williams
Mrs. Beatrice Townsend, Mrs. Hell
enc Ridgely and Mrs. Ruth Wes
ton, Kent county; and w. Elwool
Wright, Mrs. Ruth Hoch, Anne .
Huntley, Mrs. Mabel Dyer, Sam
uel G. Pierce, Sr., Mrs. Arabell
/ IGerker, Oliver Neal and Mrs. Car
rie Fraim, Sussex county.
Presiding over the eaucusse
were former Judge. John F. LynT
Wilmington; William Singer, Sec
Ond Convention District; J. Henr
Hazel, Kent, and Samuel C. Pierce
Jr., Sussex.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
To Observe Festival
Of Arts At School

Next Wednesday morning at
8:45 o'clock there will be a spe-.
ciaI assembly in. the Milford High
School auditorium, at which time
original songs will be performed.
All of them have been written by
students in Mr.. Friekss Junior High
music classes. Several of them
will be played. on the piano by the
composers. Tom Cooper will play
his on electric guitar, while. Mar
tha Wilson'S and Bob Isayton's, Sc
lectiOns will be played by the dance
band. AS an added attraction, Miss
Barlow, as director and Virginia
Pack, Kathleen Isaacs, Marvin
Jester and Dick Lank, as cast, will
present a one-act play, Proposing
to Papa"
On May IL and May IA, National
Folk Art and Music Week will, be
celebrated by the Milford Schools.
Tuesday, May II, the high school
band, chorus and dance band are
presenting their annual music fes.
tival. At this time, Miss Conte's
art students will have a display o.
their work in the halls and around
the auditorium.
The Elementary School Music
Festival on Friday, May IA, will b.
given by the Fifth Grade Chorus
! Sixth Grade Chorus and Junior
Band.
1 A MariOnette Show will be pre-
sented by art department student
from the fifth grade. Everyone is
invited to attend any or all of thes'
programs
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30

peratures were about 1S per cent
lower in the large consuming
areas of the east coast and middle
west, as compared with year ago,
and in many instances, colder than
the longtime normal AS a re-
suit, that demand for distillates,
which include those oils and Die
sci oils. was up 20.7 per cent com
pared with the same four months
a year earlier, and 81 per cent
higher than in the 1941-1942 per-
iod.
TO meet demands, the oil indus
try took two important steps. 1t
increased the amount of crude oil
being processed in refineries and
( il. increased to a maximum the out
put of the type of oil used for
heating. iRhe result was that the
4 output of this oil was increased
/ % per cent (22.9) this year as COM
pared with last. to an amount al
most double that produced in a
comparable period in 1941
At the same time the increased
1 overall runs brought an increase
Of IL pei. cent (1O.7) in the OUTPUT
of gasoline even though the yields
had been shifted to gain maximum
amounts of the oil used for heat
ing from every barrel,
At the present time, Mr.. Coz
said, companies in the oil indus
try are investing the record sun
of four billion dollars in the TIVE
year period of 1947-1948 for new
and expanded facilities to. NEE
the ever-rising demand for pro
ducts from the public, industry AM
agriculture.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
c.. P. Cox Discusses
The Oil Situation

To meet unprecented demands
for gasoline. this coming spring
and summer, the oil industry has
built it's stocks of this product to
new high in excess of 4,7OO ,0OO,-
900 gallons, or about z per cent
above those of a year earlier, G.
p, Cox, chairman, Talbot County
Oil Industry Information Commit
tee, said today.
The, increases have been made,
he explained, as the industry has
worked on 24-hour, seven day a
week basis, to meet a demand that
promises to be neck and neck with
a record supply. They were accuz
mulated as the result Of overall
increased production at the same
time that production had been
shifted to obtain a maximum of
fuel oil from all oil processed DUR
/ ing, an abnormally cold winter, he
said.
One big factor in the increased
demand that will draw on these
supplies is farm use of gasoline,
Mr.. Cox. explained, which has doub-
led since 1941 as the farm has been
Increasingly mechanized during
war and postwar years. Beginning
with spring plOwing season, this
demand runs through harvesting
and comedies with the vacation
season to- superimpose demand on
demand, he added.
Indicative of the work done to
meet the situation, a survey COM
pleted by the Oil Industry InfOr-
nation Committee covering the
peak winter demand period, when
heating oil consumption was super,
imposed on the demand for other
products, shows, Mr.. Cox said, thai
supplies of new oil (crude oil, ma
tural gasoline. condensates and i'm,
portsl were increased by almost I:
per cent (11.7) in the October /
: 1947-Jannary "a, 1948 period, a.
} compared with the same time {
year earlier. Those supplies were
80 per cent higher than in the sim
liar four months of 1941-1942, tht
prewar peak.
During the period this year, tenn
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
DPS Delight
Australia


GENEVA, Switzerland -P)-
Australia is delighted" with the
first group of former displaced
persons to reach Australia as im-
migrants, according to a cable to
the International Refugee Organ
izatiOn here from Arthur J. Cal
we'll, commonwealth minister of
information and Immigration.
The first group of 843 displaced
persons to be sent to Australia un-
der the auspices OF the 1. R. o..
prompted Calwell to cable head
quarters here. that he was de
lighted with their caliber" and had
been very pleased" to learn that
the I. r. O. planned to move a fur
Their 8,744 displaced persons TO
Australia by June, 1948.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
Applications For
Heurn Scholarship
tcoatinusd from arst pagsl

The assistance of the fund will
be granted BY the trustee upon
nominations made by committee
of selections appointed BY and re-
sponsible to the trustee. Grants
will be made for one year, subject
to revocation If the evidences of
the recipients industry and abil-
ity are not satisfactory; and they
may be renewed for additional
years upon evidence of continued
progress in, and fidelity to the
work upon which the recipient is
engaged.
Resolved, That the Milford Trust
Company as trustee of the Hearn
Educational Fund shall consider,
all other things being equal, that
boys and girls living within the
boundaries Of the Milford Special
school District shall be preferred
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
Cluster OF Firsts

EAST LANSING, Mich.-(P)-
Iggy Konrad, former Michigan
State College wrestler, recently
took his first coaching job. 1t was
as coach Of the first wrestling team
Lansing's Saxton High School ever
had. KOnrad climaxed an unbeat-
en- season by directing Sexton to
first place in the first state mat
turnament ever held.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
OUer 1900 Examined
During Health Week
CoOnltinuza Ir0m arst pasej.

of Milford. This is but the be-
ginning of a long range program
to raise the health standards of
the community and it is hoped
that the same support will be
forthcoming in future projects.
Within the next few weeks, the
X-rays taken Will be read by DR..
L. b. Phillips and DR.. A. c. Die
trich. Jr., at Brandywine SanatOr-
iunk. Reports will then be sent to
the private physicians named. on
the registration cards, or to the
individuals X-rayed, Specimens of
blood will be examined at the State
Board OF Health Laboratories, and
fOllow-up work on all referred
cases will be done by public health
nurses from the Kent County Unit
Of the State Board Of Health.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
Triple Tragedy

GRAND VALLEY. ontario Up
Triplets, an extremely rare occur
renee among standard bred horses,
recently were foaled by the mare
Mabel GTattan in this Canadian
town-but all three were dead upon
foaling. Two of the trio, which ar
rived 80 days ahead of schedule,
were of normal size while the
third was not much larger than a
cat, although normal in proper
tiOns.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30

classified Ads get results.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

dies Lietuvis ir Lietuve malo-
nekite savo darbu ir aukomis
prisideti Siam kilniam ir svar-
biam vajui sekmingai pravesti.
Visais vajaus reikalais pra-
Some kreiptis j BALF'o centra:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc, 105 Grand ST..
Brooklyn II, N. Y.
\ Su gilia pagarba
BALF'o VALDYBA
Pirm. Kun. DR.. J. Koncius.
Vicepirm. Vera j. Kolicius.
Antanas A. Oils,
Joseph Bole,
Nadas Rastenis,
I'D. A. S. Treciokas.
Sekr. Nora M. Gugis.
Fin sekr. Anthony Zilinskas
DIREKTORIAI:
Kun. 1g. Albavicius, Fortu-
natas J. Bagocius, Stiney &C.
guzis, B. Keblaitis, Anthony F.
Kneizys, Thomas Matas, M.
Nicholson, P. Pivaronas. Leo
nardas Simutis, DR.. S. 7. Tho
mas, John Tuinila, Charles P.
VSniskis, Matas Zujus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Gelbekim Lietuvius
Ire1ntinius
Suaugusieji ir Vaikai Kertam Dziovos - Istieskite
Jiems Savo Ranka = Aukokit BALLF'u

Musu broliu ir seseru Lietu-
viu, apie 10000 asmenu, dar te-
bera tremtyje; ju dauguma,
apie $4,000, skursta Vokieti-
jos stovyklose. Kai kurie ju
tremtyje isbuvo jau per 7 me-
tus (nuo 1940m.); visi kit jau
ketverti metal (nuo 1914 N.Y..
Jq nepakenciamas gyvenimas
kas kartas sunkesnis. Tremti-
niu dalis jau dziovos parbloks-
ia - del blogo maisto. Virs
desimties tukstanciQ Lietuviu
vaikuciu yra tokiame blogame
stovyje, kad jiems gresia dzio-
vos ir kitu ligu pavojus. Gel
bekime JUGS!
Aciu Dievui, Americas Kon-
gresas prieme istatyma, lsileis-
ii per dvejis .metus 2O5,O0O
tremtiniu. Pagal il Lietuviu
sia Sail gales atvykti apie TO-
600 tukstanciu zmoniu; tiki
mes, kad nuo siu metu Lapkri-
clio menesio jau prades atvykti
kas menesi po apie 1000 Lietu-
viu. Butinai reikes juos sutikti
prize laivo, suteikti jiems pirma
pagalba ir nugabenti i numaty-
ia apsigyventi vieta.
Neatideliojant NUNS reikes
siusti j Europa du ar iris iga-
liotinius, kurie teiktu Lietu-
viams pagalba, visiems forma-
lumams atlikti j U. S. isvykti
Imigracijos ir salpos reikalais
BALF'as jau sudare sutarti su
IRO organizacijos centru ze-
nevoje, Sveicarijoje.
Be to, BALF'as SUI Americas
valdzios atitinkamomis istaigo-
mis- susitare tuos planus vyk-
dyti. BALF'o centro rastine
yra apversta salpos ir imigra-
cijos darbais, ypac teikiant in
formacijas, pildant blankus ir
ivairiai padedant giminems bel
pazistamiems pagelbeti tremti-
MANS.
Tokiu budu, BALF'o darbas
yra zymiai padidejes. Lietuviu
tremtiniu vaikuciams, sene-
liams, ligoniams, naslaiciams ir
jaunuomenei paremti ir suselp-
ii, naujiems emigrantams pa
deti atvaziuoti ir isikurti yra
reikalingos dideles finansines
sumos.
BALF'as savo izde dabar te-
turi tik keleta tukstanciQ dola-
riu. American Overseas Aid =
United Nations Appeal for
Children vajus nepasiseke ir
todel BALF'as, kaip ir kitos
salpos organizacijos, is A. 0
A. dar nieko negavome ir labai
mazai ka tegausime. Todel jie
NUNS patare, neatideliojant,
savo jegomis, pradeti vajq sa-
vuju ir prieteliu tarpe
Atsizvelgiant j visa tai, nuo-
sirdziai kreipiames, kencian-
ciu tremtiniu vardu, i Jus, Sc
ses ir broTiai, Americas Lietu-
vial, prasydami istiesti gale
stingumo ranka saviesiems gel
beti. Kitos tautos, o ypac zy-
dai, labai duosniai remla sa-
vuosius. Ir mes nuo kitty tautu
neatsilikime. Bukime gailestin-
ei ir duosnus. w tai Dievas
laimins ir simteriopai atlyglns.
BALF'o valdybai ir Direkto-
rial nutare vieningai pradetl
nauia BALFo vaju siu metu
Rugseio 1 d. Visi BALF'o sky
rial, dvasiskiai, spauda, radi- Z.
Jas, parapiju ir kitos drauglJos'
klubai. visuomenes vadai If
kiekvienas geros valios ir Sir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

KARO liekanu pardavimas ir
dabar tesiasi. Karo liekanu adj
ministracijai buvo pavesta is
pardavimas, isnuomavimas ar.
ba isdalinimas S23 bilijonu YER
tes liekanu. Dabar dar tn lie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

kanu turima pardavimui uz S.
bilijonus.
KVORTOJE pieno randasi 3
gramai druskos. Tx tick .drus-
kos zmogaus kunui per diena
ir tereikia.
The Valley settler., 1948-07-09
SNOCcRAss CONpiLes DATA
Cont inuod from pp. 5

 They ara: Arthur Eo1brook, Roy Touoll Chot Liob ing, A.R.E6ff itt, Miss Kollogg-Turnor; Robert "obb, A.A. Rorpo1, Leonard ljoffitt, rood-ard Bros. Frtnk l-cA.1tstor, Clarence Hoffman, 1rno st Harrington, ovon ltoffitt, L.M. DoPriost and H.S, Bauer. B.J. Tossing ,rho just retired from farming this spring, vas among tho Old Settler group. His place is nov oing fa11aod by tho Turner's for Miss Kollogg rho purchased tho farm.
 1e of this last group arc also Egg Produ- cors.
 lIorlo Anderson r,s included among tho colo nists, but ho really replaced his father Chris Anderson rho Eos ono Of the original lIorlo Of courso carlo -ith his fothor at that inc.
 The prosont product tion of milk averages around, 1000 gallons per day ac cording to Cronmory figuros. This milk finds it's ray to market every day in tho rhito liaid Milk truck.
 To appreciate tho uork tr. SnodGrass has dono in this tabulation. He nay have somo moro interest ing inforaat ion lator as ho conpi i1os moro Figures
The Valley settler., 1948-07-09
6EEfKS ANKlE

Mrs. Maud Foslor slipped and bro1o hor
 anl11o on -Cdl2 sday evening oH this rook. sho ras 1n tho garden rith conpony and carrying Ho1r7an 3or1polts baby. 6ho caught hor foot end a1rlOst fol1, but tried TO- gain ing hor balance by stopping to tho sid into a oo27 Of plants. She is hosp i7od
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-23
Isgaraves Kvapas

KAS GALETU pasakyti kao
Berlyno padetis yra normal
Vokietijos centras, ilgu korido.
rlumi atskirtas nuo vakarines
dalies, Observation-Disclosures "gelezi.
ne siena'', tick stipriai griau-
tas ir Wis dar nesugriautas, ke-
turiu okupantu valdomas -
kadalse septyniq milijonq gy-
ventojQ miestas pasidare poll
tlkos slrSynu. 1r jis tokiu pasi-
dare ne nuo Kovo 20 dienos,
kada sovietu zonos valdytojas
marsalas Sokolovskis apleido
Kontrolines Tarybos posed,
pareiksdamas kad Anglai-Ame-
rikieciai ir Prancuzai sulauze
Potsdamo susitarimus ir tode]
Kontroline Taryba nebeturi
jokios prasmes, bet nuo pat
pirmos dienos kada jis buvo
padalytas j keturias zonas ir
paliktas paciame sovietu zonos
viduryje.
Aisku, toks sajungininku su-
sitvarkymas Berlyne nebuvo
pripuolamas: visi keturi sa-
jungininkai gerai suprato kad
Berlynas, kaip Vokietijos CEN
tras, suvaidins reiksminga ro-
le Vokieciu pokariniame gyve-
nine. Sovietai grauzia pirstus
kan sutiko Potsdamo kOnfe- |