davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

show that there is a fruitful field for
misunderstanding waiting to be titled.
It is in Southeast Asia, however,
that communism appears on the verge
of major drive. The British claim
Moscow already is launching it.
An Associated Press survey shows
that communists are bidding openly
for power in Malaga and Burma and
trying to infiltrate into positions of
influence in Indo-China and Indo-
neSia.
Twin Goals
The drive, observers say, has two
goals-one immediate, the other long
range.
The first is to slow the flow of rub
ber, tin, oil and other strategic raw
materials into defense stockpiles of
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Floods
orVonport

Poor Vonport
Vanport, Ore.-more than month
later-Still is under water.
Its thousands OF people still are
waiting for homes.
Throughout the Pacific Northwest
at least 48 were killed. Ten of those
came from Vanport and 16 still are
missing.
The Columbia River is now nine
feet above its banks. Six weeks ago
it first went over flood stage. Not for
another three weeks, says Col Theron
D. Weaver, North Pacific Division
Army engineer, can reconstruction
start on broken lower river dikes.
Water Hides Damage
Rebuilding of shattered homes must
wait at least that long in many places.
Until the water falls, no one can say
how much can be saved from the
4,085 homes damaged along 1000
miles of river.
In the upper reaches of the Colum-
bia, in Idaho and eastern Washington,
rehabilitation is underway. In the
lower river, where Vanport added
1890 to the list of homeless, vacated
housing sites are getting trailer
camps.
Within another week or two, hous.
ing authorities expect to have shelter
for some 1000 families. Vanport hac
over twice that. Some already have
been housed in projects where there
was some room, others have moveC
away, but hundreds still are guests O
friends-and the welcome is some
times wearing thin.
Appeals to Red Cross
One Portland landlord went t
court to evict his tenants Vanpor
guests. He failed. Both guests an
! hosts have appealed to the Red Cros
to speed an end to the doubling-up.
/ Still far from certain is the food
t cost. Estimates Of property damag
= have ranged to $140,OO0000 but man
3 sawmills, small factories and farm
t still are underwater and an accurat
appraisal of the damage is impossible
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
untwistina Twisted Muscles

Two University of Rochester Medi-
cal School professors have developed
a new drug, myanesin, which dra-
matically overcomes some crippling
effects of infantile paralysis, cerebral
palsy and other diseases.
It works by relaxing muscles that
are twisted, rigid, or shaking uncon-
trollably because of nerve disorders.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Democrats Warm Up
For the Convention

PHILADELPHIA took breaher in between major political
ventons this week by playing host 10000 Es FAM
lies The national Elk conclave will wind up days
July r. the official opening of the Democratic convention
but taterna and political delegates will shoeho and
Phadepha hotel in tight squeeze the
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Dates
Monday, July 5

MONDAY, July
Legal holiday Independence
Day..
National Educational Associa.
ton meets in Cleveland.
President Truman scheduled
to unveil statue of Simon Boil
var, South American liberator,
at Bolivar, Mo.
Tuesday, July 6
Oklahoma primary.
Wednesday, July Z
Dutch elections.
Thursday, July 8
us. Olympic tryouts, Chicago.
Sunday, July IL
Democratic national conven-
ton opens in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

BLOCKADE BUSIERS-Mup
shows how Air Force c-54
Flying BoxeaFs" were rushed
so Germany 70 oUfwif the Rus
siuns. A loaded U. S. plane
lends at TempeIhof Airdrome
every eight minutes during
Daylight on the stepped up
FrunkfUrt-BerIin shuttle rUn,
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

In addition to the latest type jet
bombers and fighters, the aircraft
will include attack bomberS and spe-
cially-equipped cargo. troop transport
and rescue planes.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Berlin
The Bottle to Save Face

us. Gen. Lucius D. Clay and Soviet
Marshal VASTLY D. Sokolovsky are
the top opposite numbers in Berlin.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

fAH Ri0hts ResefDed AP Nel0sfeatuTesI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31

Iou Wosfou lit nod INNER nift ge
fl6rt. 9luf bem &ongreB Ser fomml,.
niltiihen Bortei Su9oilatpicns, bel
ioeben in 8elgrao abgebalten tpurOe
gub's pieI 5euerlpert, aber bon einen1
8ru6 nit Wosfou fann niht Die He.
De iein. Gito ielber netterte llnter Dem
Subel ieiner 8etreuen odt Stunben
lang gegen bie &onlinform, Sic 81
gung idleuoerte 1pilbe Slide gegen
bic ,Sratpoo', oas Wostau'er 8arteis
organ, aber in Sen 8eidliilien tonmt
Die SolioaritGt nit Dem @eltfommus
nismts unter Mosfau5 5iibrrng I'M.
Derbliint gum 9(ushrud.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31

'teigriiuocr nobabnlt. SSn Ger 8ro.
greiiipen Yartei, in ser oerihrobene
9tobifolinifis pom SdIoge bes friis
beren 8ouoerneurS 8enlon BON Wtins
nelota bon pornberein eine gole
lpielten, miro gum Sommelbeden ols
Ter un3ufrieOenen @lemente peroen
- Nentnfrdten llno Gepublifaner -
I1tnb ouh Dielen &ommuniiten bie err
tpiinifte @elegenbeit bieten, ibrem
Brotelt gegen Die beltige Sronltng
Iusorud 81 geben. @oaace ielber
lift Elm unflarer 0oftrtndr, oo5u ein
in ieinem ebrgei6 gefranfter politi-
I1der Streber, Elm 0enagoge aus iel=
men oernorrenen 9lniidten uno iei=
nem Strebertum beraus. SSn einem
gelunben Staatstpelen unO elmer
IbalbDeg5 normolen 3eit Ddre er
balb erIeoi9t. slber gerooe fiir Weu,
iben ieines Sdloees lit Die belttige
@drung pie geidaffen. @s lit 10 gut
Die ausgeldlolien 0aB 8ouace I'M
ytopenber Sen Sieg oopontrdgt.
sber Die 8icbtigfeit leiner &anbioo-
tur Oorf niht unterif0tt 1peroen.
gr pirbt - gum Sell nit gon5 Der
nitnfttgen 6oroerungen - nit polis
,tii6em @ei6id Inn Die Stimnlen Der
Heeer uno &ommuniIten, Der @eg-
ner bes WilitdroienIt5ipangs uno bes
&rieges. Sn Der ausmarttgen Toli=
tif reoet 8auace nit ltaatsnlGnni-
16er Dtiene a0erbano ungereirntes
3eug. &ern- ltnO Sternfrage lit fiir
i'm Ote ange6lide SSntegritat Sto-
Inns unb - Dobl Inn Ser Stinunen
eines SeiIs Der Suoeni6oft ipillen
- cine bon Worgentbau'i6en Sheen
erfiilte 6einoieligfeit eegen 0eutid,
LAMB. aber 10 einieitig uno gum Sell
pollitanoig Iinfs etngeIteQt ieine slns
ii6ten in Der ausDdrttgen Bolitif
fino, - - lie itno ni6t Diel naiper
uno beoenfliber ols bic ). 9. Srn.
Sruman5 1no Die berbdngnispoue
&ompromiiielei Gooieoelts.
Son Der Srage, oh oas furterbun-
te Yrogramm bes 8annertrdgers Der
Srogrelitoen ben 0emofraten ober
Den ytepublifanern mebr Stimmen
ent5iebt, mag Die @nti6eioune i'm
gtooember abbangen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31

Gte Srogrommerfldrung ser Sro>
greiiioen umfaBt $500 @orte uno
entbGlt folgenoe Soroerungen uno
Serlprehungen:
3erltorung auer Itombomben,
6rieOen nit &uBlano, 8ioerruf oes
ISaft-Sortlep=@elebes, poue Re6ts-
gleidbeit fiir Die gteger uno ale an
oeren Otinoritdten, 8ieoereinfiib.
Irung ser Ereisfontrolle uno Ser.
| ltaatlidung eine5 groBen Cells Der
ISnoultrle - Die 8anfen, 8abnen,
&rafttperfe uno @asinoultrie an er,
| iter StelIe.
Sic oerlpridt ucin groBeres 9te,p
Seal. Sic perlangt einen Bonus
fir Die Geteronen ser no6 Der SGn.
ge Der 2ienltiabre be1nenen nerOen
ioa.
9ie Sartei be5ei6net ii6 als voen
@rben BON Sefferion, Sadion uno
Sincoln, BON Sreoerid Douglas Silt
gelb uno 0eb5, bon gSilion unb
5rallflin 8. &ooiepelt.
SIN @in5elnen entbdlt iie II. a. oie
| folgenoen vSla1fen
&ublano: rgerbanolungen nit
Der SoDiet=u Union, Inn ben sSrieoen
5u errei6en."
Ibriiltllng: Ollrb Die gereinten
ytatlonen ioaen oie slton1paffen, Der
|gatterlenfrieg uno ale @offen 5ur
Wtal1enoernidt1ng perfemt meroen;
ale 8orrdte ser 9ltombomben iouen
5erltOrt Deroen; bie gnttpidluna ser
Atomenergle jon Der l1N=&ontroae
unterporfen merben. Seine Musbez
buns I'M Srieoen. 8ioerruf oes Wtor-
I1bau=Blanes uno Der vSruman-Oof-
trim, 8ieoeroufbau Ser @eIt burh
Die Gereinten Nationen, roas nabre
Soeol Der Solferfamilie i'm Sinne
Hooleoelts, oas nid)t in Elm oiplomo-
|tildes ober militdriI6es g8erfseua
fir cine 0fadt o0er fir cine @ruppe
bon Nddten perlpanoelt neroen
BARI.
8obnbauten: 100000 billiqe
Wobnunsen in Sen nG6Iten 2 Sab
rem uno 25,O00,0OO in 10 ssdbren.
Sanopirtidaft: 8reisitiisung fir
aQe Delentliden ssarmprooufte.
unterltiituna Der &ooperatip Ser
b1nbe.
| So5iale Siderbeit uno @eIuno-
belt: Iusoebnung Ger So5ialperii-
6erung auf ieoen Mann, ieoe Srou
uno ieoes &inb IN ben Il. g. IIters-
peniionen bon 500 pro 0tonot fir
ale, bic oas 60. Sabr pollenoet ba-
ben. 8erii6erung geeen arbeitsun,
lfdbigfeit llnb &ranfbeit.
Stenern: Seine ginfommeniteller
lfiir Herionen uno 5amiIien, oeren
ginfommen nibt bas fir Elm an.
J (Ssrtfetnns tsu eeite b
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31

es onen1 anl6ein nod anItrebte, nGnl=
li6 5u Ser alten Gier- -Wed6te- -Solitif
5uriid5ufebren uno in elmer neuen
&onferen5 nidt allein iiber bie Ser
liner glofaoe, ipnbern iiber bus ge=
iante seuticbe Groblem 81 nerbon-
beln.
&ommt es sn nencn &pnfcrcnscn?
3as itebt ibmerli6 I'M ginflong
nit Ben unnadsiebig flingenoen
8orten bes. amerifanil6en uno bril-
tii6en Mtilitdrgouperneurs in
Seutl6lanb 1no .oes omerifaniiden
Staatslefretdrs uno oes britiI6en
auBenminiiters. slber es lit eine
merflide @ntipannune Ser 8erliner
&riie eingetreten, omtlide Stimmen
in @afbington reoen nit 3uperii6t
bon Der grbaltung oes Sriebens. gs
fommt ieet, Denn nibt Die nd6Iten
8albinetoner Weloungen bon neuem
8ermidlungen beridten, ougeni6ein=
li6 MIR nod oarauf an, baB Die @e-
Daltmeni6en i'm &reml nit Dem er-
rungenen grfolg iid 5l1 frieoen ee=
ben unb ni6t bon neuem ibre gr>
preiierfiinite ipielen Iaiien. 8ie es
Iibeint, miro in ben nd6Iten Sagen
|eine reue Hote nod Wtosfau obgeben
Juno Die &uiien Don oem (ibnen pabr-
|i6einlib i6on porber pertrauli6 NIT
|geteilten) 8el6luB ser @eitItaaten in
&enntnis ieten, unter geipiiien 8e-
bingungen su ben oiplomatil6en Ser
banolungen 5uriid5ufebren. Nimmt
Mosfau nod auBerlidem Sid-3ie=
rem 1nb 3ogern an, bann miro Die
8erltner 8lodaoe aufgeboben tperoen,
oie Serren Miniiter perben ii6 Die=
Der Inn oen griinen Gid berlammeln,
Sr. Weolototp miro leinen &onegen
(unb gum Seniter binaus) nieoer
lonaltielige Gorleiuneen bolten iiber
lruiiiibe 3emofratie unb 8olfsbe,
Igliifung gs mag troboem gei6eben,
Bob iid &uBlono ni6t auf 8ropasan-
oa beidrdnft, ionoern 5u tatiddliden
Berbanolungen bereit it,, 1l1o oab
man iid, menn au6 erit nod lang,
tpierigen 9ebatten, iiber cine Neuoros
nung Ser 8erliner 3onenperpaltung,
| iogar iiber bie gan5e beuti6e 3onen.
tpirtl6aft uno iiber bie @abrungsre-
form unb ii6er bic fiinftige beuti6e
&egierung unb bie &ubr unb Ielbli
Die oeutide SItsren5e einiet. gs mag
aber aub iein, bob &uBlano ipieber
81 oen alten rnertrdgli9en 8erbanb.
lungsmetbooen auriidfebrt, Die 8or.
idldge Der 8eitnd6te iabotiert unb
boDfottiert, unb baB Sr. Wolototr
zines Cages mieoer bas &eriamm-
lungsoimmer perlGBt unb Der &arren
tiefer I'M Slunpf itedt als iemols gu
bor. Damn tpiiroe es ipobl tpieoer our
8lodierung 8erlins ober nod Sdlim.
merern fommen, uno Die @eitnd6te
tpiiroen an Die 8ereinten Nationen
appellieren, nenn ser 8olferbuno un-
ter al Dem Saoer 1lnteroelien niht
5uIanmengebro6en lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31
Snu

Sos 8erbdftnisr .Marihan" Titos
unb Der iusoildtpil9en &outnuniite,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31
Gin ruiIiider Sies?

8enn oie unter Ben GerbGltnii,
len oenfbar giinltigite 8enoung elm,
|getreten lit ,1no Der 8erliner &riie
Denigitens 5eittpeilig cine neue He,
riooe biplomatiider 8erbanolunsen
folgt, 10 lit oas, tpenn man ii6 bie
in oen lesten @o6en fortseiest bro.
benbe @efabr zines neuen &rieges
Dor Mugen bdlt, immerbin Elm Sc.
minn. sl6er es lit suedlos, iid Der.
beblen alt ipollen, bob ielblt bieie, re-
latib gelproden~, giinitige 8enoune
nur oie Sage mieoerberitellt, tpie iie
mad Dem 8anfrott Der 2onooner Mi.
| niiterfonferen5 bonn perfloiienen 9e.
|5ember beitanoen bot. Maes, mas in
Der 3miibenaeit beraten rno geplon1
uno in Ingriff genommen murbe
mare oamit in Srage geltellt: bit
8eiteuropdiide linton, Die @inlei'
tung oes itaatliben gigenlebens
Deutldlanos, bic amerifaniide Gu
ropa=Silfe uin. Genn seraoe seeen
oieie Blane unb gntidliilie febrte iid
in ben lesten Wonaten Die ruiiiihe
Bolitif, unb faas ipir tatlddlid boz
Der @ieoeraufnabme biplomatiide,
8erbanolungen itebe11, Damn bot &uB'
lano nit ieinen brobenoen @elten Ell
men ieiner gr0bten grfolge iei1
|&riegsenbe errungen lnb leine Iest.
bin itarf geihdoigte StelIung in De,
internationalen Bolitif in olter Stdr.
fe interchangeable.
Dieter neue Sieg - mir reben bier
immer in ber Borausietung, baB eine
|Neritdnoigung eingeleitet iporoen i5t
tpie Ba1bingtoner nnb 2onboner NeI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31

Benn Die Berliner &riie NIT eincm
&ompromib abfhIoB - ooer Dor Dem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31

Wallace mar INNER elm merf1piir.
bigger Serr, uno feline anidauunsen
babeu iid .pabrlidb nidt sefldrt, ieit.
|oe,n er nit feiner Bartei sebrohen
bot uno Ebeooore &ooienelt ols Bar.
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Cooperative Group
To Meet at Accident

Presentation ~ fila o,,,,,o1 rono,.l
of Sontbo,n stofcs c,,n[,.at;..a a,d
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Nomiooes fo,. vacancies that win
o,cn, This vo.,. an The Ad,.;sor,. hoord
oro Row Herman Can Miller osc,,.
Human and Arnold Georo Accident
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riroor Mrs Harvey I1arn,,n NJ
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commission.
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Evening star., 1948-05-12
J. T. Berrymon to Speak

James T. Bergman, Star cartoon.
list. will be guest speaker at 1880
pm. tomorrow at . luncheon meet
ing Of the Cosmopolitan Club In the
Carlton Hotel His subject will be
What Causes q Cartoonist."
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Railroads
Continued From First Page.)

In existing terms and conditions OF
employment" the Secretary said.
The three men will advise me
upon operational problems, if such
problems should arise, which might
affect terms and conditions of en-
ployment on the railroads during
the period of Government opera
tions and control ordered by Presi-
dent Truman" Mr.. Royal said.
See "Compulsory Arbitration"
The union chiefs met with Secre-
tary Royal yesterday and came
away saying his authority to UNI
pire the dispute remained a ques-
ton. s = .-'.
The three brotherhood leaders
Alvaneyg Johnston of the Locomotive
Engineers, David B., Robertson OF
the Firemen and Enginemen and
Arthur j. Glover of the Switchmen
-contended to a news conference
earlier that the Government wanted
to transform an emergency board :
recomnnended settlement into COM
pulsory arbitration.
They said that in the final stages
OF the wage talks before the Gov
ernment seizure order they had Of
fered to cast aside their 80 per cent
wage increase demand. Instead, they
said they had agreed to take the
1871 cents an hour suggested by
the presidential board plus a few
operating rules changes which they
said would not involve much money.
In fact, the union heads argued,
the rules changes actually would
save management money by increas-
ing operating efficiency.
Evening star., 1948-05-12

gambling take, Maj. Barrett said
there is such activity. but that it's
hard to get at the big shots"
Two Levels Of Operation.
He said between the numbers
writer and the head man are one
or possibly two levels Of operation
the pickup man and the contact
man. The numbers writer, he said,
doesn't know who the big shot" Is
in many cases. The pickup man
turns over his take to the contact
man, who then carries 1t across a
State line to a farmhouse or some
other innocent-appearing establish
ment in a nearby county, Maj. Bar
rett said.
Only the men who work in the
big shots Office" could actually
put the finger on him, the police
chief contended.
Although there have been re-
ports that some of the money is
not carried over State lines and
that Washington remains the seat
of operations, Maj Barrett en-
phatically denied that.
He also volunteered to comment
on rumors of police protection for
gambling operations.
IF there were police protection" !"
he said, why would all the gam
blers have their Offices in Maryland
or Virginia instead Of right here?'
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Palestine
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turned to Jerusalem from Lake Sue
cess yesterday, said he would con-
tinue working with the Jerusalem
consular commission in the hope OF
bringing about truce, not only for
this city but for the entire Holy
Land. He announced his intention
of trying to keep essential govern
ment services, such as the broad
casting station, in operation after
the British leave.
Little news reached Jerusalem to-
day from embattled Bah el Wad
gorge on the vital Jerusalem Tel
Aviv convoy route, where the Jews
are striving to reopen their supply
link to Jerusalem from the coast.
Fighting still is raging in the
hills, but Hagana said the road it
self is clear of resistance. Jewish
sappers are clearing mines along
the highway.
Fawzi Bey al Kaukji took to the
field at the head of his Arab volun-
teers today as they sought to re-
gain control of the Bah ell Wad area.
There were conflicting reports
from the Judean hills on the sta
tus of Belt Mashir. Hagana claimed
capture of the fortified Arab village
or the Jerusalem Tel Aviv supply
line. Arabs contend they still hold it.
In Cairo the Egyptian Senate ap-
proved a proposal last night that
the Egyptian Army shall with other
Arab armies enter Palestine at a
suitable time to restore stability and
prevent massacres in Palestine"
Earlier an Egyptian Army inform
ant said two infantry battalions
were en- route to the Holy Land
border. This would bring the
Egyptian armed forces reported
there to about $4,000 men.
The informant said three Egyp-
tian Royal Air Force squadrons have
been stationed at the frontier.
In London the British govern
ment said farewell to the people
of Palestine and thanked the men
who have worked there. The Brit
ish mandate. ends Friday at mid
night.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Einaudi Takes Oath
As First President
OF Italian Republic
BY the Asseeietsd Press

ROME. May 12.-Luigi Einaudi,
74-year-old banker who says he
loves America, took the oath tonight
as the first president of Italy.
He is expected to appoint Alcide
de Gasperi premier Mr.. de Gasperi
has been premier of the provisional
government since December of 1945.
Mr.. Einaudi, governor Of the Bank
of italy. Vice Premier in Mr.. de
Gasperi's cabinet and Budget Min
lister. took the oath as President
before the Senators and Deputies
who elected him yesterday.
Known for his tight credit and
public spending policies, Mr.. Elm
audi was regarded as Italy's treas
ury watchdog. Economists gen.
orally credit him with having saved
Italy from a wild period of infla-
ton.
Mr.. de Gasperi's Christian Demo-
cratic Party. which won the April
1919 elections, swung the balance
of its strength to Mr.. Einaudi yes
terday and he wound up with 518
votes, ST more than the required
majority.
His nearest competitor, aging Wit
torio Emanuele Orlando Italian