davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
kirvis Sutiks Ak1neni

PO TEX KARCIU patyri-
mu net netikeciausios staigme-
nos pasaulineje politikoje ne
begali zmonijos nustebinti. Jei
viena ryta pabudes Prancuzas,
Italas ar Belgas rastq savo kie-
me sovietu kareivius, jis per-
daug nebenustebtu. Beveik visi
Europoje trijq metu ivykiu yra
taip paruosti kad jie daug dau-
giau nustemba kai isgirsta kali
bant apie taika, atslugimus, tai
kingus norus ir vadovaujanciQ
zmoniu isminti, negu kai jie
girdi paruosiamasias karo 81
renas. Laikrastininkai is Mas
kvos taipgi nesivarzo rasyti
kad ir ten = Sovietq Sajungo-
je - ''kiekvienas Rusas" yra
isitikines jog toliau be karo
gyventi nebeimanoma. Staciai
- pasaulis eme sirgti karo il
gesio liga. Ir serga toki stip-
riu ilgesiu kad, tur but, daino-
mis- ir sokiais sutiktu dauguma
pirmaii karo trimita.
Bet gal nelabai grazu Emo
giskai giminei dziaugtis SKIER
dynemis, nors gyvenime yra
daug baisesniu uz jas dalykq.
Nesenai ir Prezidentas Truma-
mas viename bankiete pareiske
kad "karas yra blogas daiktas,
bet uz j blogesnis = tai vergi-
.ja". Kita diena vienas Rusu at
stovas Berlyne, kaltindamas
Amerikiecius ir visus kapitalis-
tus naujo karo troskimu, pri-
mine Vokieciams Rusq patar-
le: "Velnias maliavojimas vi
sados baisesnis, negu jis istik-
ruiz yra". Ir tas sovietas Una
joras Mulinov) itikinejo Vokie-
cius "perdaug karo nesibiJotl'
mes "tokie fasizmo tarnai kaip
Forrestal, Dulles ir panasus,
nusilaus sau sprandus taip kaip
nusilauze Hitleris. Sovietu Sa-
junga SUI visomis demokratine-
mis- tautomis siadien yra tick
stipri kad visi kurie tik drls
prizes ja pakelti karda, bus be
gailescio sutraiskyti'', tokials
zodziais apdalino klausytojus
sovietu atstovas.
Klausant kas karta Wis atvl-
resniu ir smarkesniu kalbQ, ga
letum pasakyti kad salys senal
jau kariauja, daro uzpuollmus
ir priespuolius, manevruoja, ap-
saudo, naikina miestus, bauglna
kaimus ir svaisto j Sails patran-
ku ugni. Viena tik dar lalme
kad tas karas tue tarpu Wis dar
saltas ir visi ginklai paimti IS
zaislu magazine.
Taciau ar ilgai besites tas
"vaiku zaidimas"? Ne, neilgal,
tikriausiai neilgai. -. Viena
maziausia kibirkstis uzdegs pa
raka taip placiai isbarstyta. Be
paliovos kartojami Londone If
Washingtone sukiai kad "bukl-
me prizes sovietus kieti kaip
granitas" - primena dienas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
kur Eina Slavai?

Visi kurie idomaujasi Ceko-
slovakijos praejusiais ivykiais
stebisi ir jiesko paaiskinimo
kaip atsitiko kad tos valsty-
bes toks ismintingas preziden-
tas Eduardas BENEs taip il
gai nesuprato jog brolyste SUI
Sovietais anksciau ar veliau
atnes gala Cekoslovakq nepri-
klausomybei.
Prizes savaite Paryziuje pasi-
rode Beneso parasyta knyga,
kurioje jis placiai aiskina vi
sus galimus kelius kuriuos ga
letu Slavu tautos pasirinkti,
karui pasibaigus. Mat, ia kny-
ga Beneso rasyta dar jam tebe-
gyvenant Londone ir dar karui
tebeeinant. Rusijos, kaip pa
grindines Slavu tautos, iskili-
ma Benesas laiko labai reiks-
mingu dalyku visoms kitoms
Slavu tautoms: girdi, apie ia
grupuosis visi Slavai ir tue bu-
du gales vieningai saugoti ir
kelti bendruosius "Slaviskus
reikalus'. Istorija patalpinusi
Slavu tautas greta Vokieciu
tautos, ir Wis tick - nori ar
nenori - tenka toms dviem
tautu grupems nuolatos susi-
tikti ir rungtyniauti. Slavu uz-
davinys esas neisleisti is akiu
Germany pavojaus' ir Vokieti-
jos karo pralaimejima isnaudo-
ii taip kad SlavQ saugumas bu-
tn uztikrintas keliems simtme-
Clans. Tuo tikslu s4-E Benesas
mano - reikia kad SovietQ
Russia, nepazeisdama kitty Sla-
visku tautu nepriklausomybes,
sugrupuotu aplink save visus
Slavus. Bet pirmoji ir butiniau-
sia salyga esanti tokia: nelies-
ii kitu Slavisku tautu politl-
mes santvarkos ir gerbti isitiki-
nina, spaudos ir politines .veik-
los laisve.
Taip samprotaudamas, pats
Benesas jaucia kad jo reikala-
vimai gall prasauti pro sall.
Ir jis tuoj pat primena kad, Jel
Sovietu Sajunga paziures j Sla-
WI tautu surinkima kaip ! pla-
tu lauka komunizmui plestis,
tai tokiu atveju visos kalbos
apie Slavu vienybe esancios tlk
apgavyste saves ir kitu.
Jei komunitu partija lens Eu-
ropos Slavisku tautq biciulys-
te, tai reikesia dar ilgai palauk-
ii kol prasides vasus ir taikin-
gas Slavu tautu bendradarbla-
vimas.
sios pagrindines mintys is
ReneSo knygos atskleidzia vi
sa paslapti kodel jis 1943 me-
tais Gruodzio IL diena keliavo
j Maskva ir pasirase draugys-
tes sutarti. -. Matyt jis bu-
vo isitikines ir norejo Stalina
itikinti kad Slavai turf zygiuo-
ii ne po komunizmo veliava, o
DO Slavizmo. Gyvenimas paro-
de kad komunistQ partija yra
galingesne negu visi kit ap-
skaiciavimai del ateities. Taigl
sovietai prievartos budu pasuko
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
Tarp Proto ir Strides

230 KILOMETRU koridorius
nuo Hannoverio Xxi Berlyno
primena kadaise pagarsejusi
Dancigo koridoriu. Viena diena
j sovietai tikriausiai uzdarys,
o AmerikieciQ- Anglu- PrancuzQ
kariuomenes igula Berlyne SUI
SENS kaip biteles. -. Pirma
bandyma jie jau padare, ir mes
nemanome kad sovietai is to
nepasidarytu sau pamokos. Gi
ia pamoka terra tik viena: ge-
ruoju nei Amerikieciai, nei
Anglai nei Prancuzai is Berly-
no neissikraustys. Kai noresi
JUGS priversti iskeliauti turesi
neabejotinai susidurti SUI jq pa
sipriesinimu.
Ar jau atejo valanda? =
daznai klausiame. Pagal "sovie-
TIM prota" ia valanda turf butt
arba dabar arba niekados. 0
kadangi il butinai turf butt tai
tuscia butu jieskoti ir kitokios
iseities. Kol Marshallo planas
nepradejo veikti pilnu tempu,
kol Amerika dar tik plataus
ginklavimosi pradzioje, kol TIA
lijoje ir Prancuzijoje komunis-
tu partijos tebera stiprios, kol
eina karas Kinijoje, Graikijoje
ir Palestinoje, kol dar nevisi
pabudo is triju metu CLAUS
miego = tol pagal sovietu pro-
ia reikia naudotis padetimi ir
nieko nelaukti.
Tiesa, komunistinis mokslas
skelbia kad SUI laiku visi kapi-
talistiniai krastai neislaikys
ukiniu kriziu ir lures subireti
po revoliucijos nasta. Vadinasi,
reikia tik kantriai palaukti, ir
patti Amerika su visais savo
planais suzlugs it perdurtas
muilo burbulas. -. Tokios TAX
tikos ir laikesi sovietai kol ma
te kad is Americas jiems jokio
pavojaus - greito pavojaus =
nera. CT dabar visai kas kita :
nauji bilijonai skiriami pagrei-
tintam apsiginklavimui, lveda-
ma priverstina karo prievole'
mobilizuojama visa karo pra-
none - ir aiskiai matosi kad
Amerika ruosiasi rimtai kali
bal. O jei taip tai geriausia ME-
ko nelaukiant pirmiesiems pra-
deti. Toks yra Kremllaus
protas, ir NUNS atrodo kad jo
klausys piktasis karo dievas
zinoma, Maskvos sirdis no.
retu greitos pergales ir greitc
komunistinio viespatavimo pa
saulyje. Galima rasti rimtu
zmoniu kurie yra linke tiketl
kad naujo karo laime nusvirs
| j sovietu puse. Bet mes neprl'
sidedame prie tu. Wis del te
manome kad ia laime daug kar'
tu blaskysis, svyruos ir bus Ia
bal kieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
XH1sn KuF Efna
/ W PasauHs.-.? :?
IN j r
-gZZIM-E DR.. ]. Audrdnas
KARAS BE KRAUJO

visu Europos Slayu tautu kelia
j komunizma.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Income Tax Cut Will Be Vetoed

WASHINGTON, R -Secre- tary of the treasury Snyder today virtually promised the Republican controlled Congress that President Truman will veto any attempt to reduce income taxes with u | boosting other federal revenues.
 He laid what looked like an ad- ministration ultimatum before the House ways and means committee, whose COP majority is bent in passing tax-cutting measure quickly. It went like this:
 "The revenue loss resulting from any tax adjustments should be offset by upward revisions Tn other taxes. There must be no re- duction in aggregate revenue"
 Snyder said the Presidents own plan of a $40 income tax cut for each taxpayer and dependent, matched by new $3,2O0, 100000 bit of corporation preWar aver age, would fill the bill.
 But he declared measure by chairman Knutson R.-MinnD Of the ways and means committee, 70 cut income taxes without making up .he loss else where, would wipe out part of this years budget sur plus and create a $2,0O0, ,00O deficit in the l949 fiscal period starting July ].
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Old "COld ROOm'' Catches Fire

SEATTLE, PA fire brok out Wednesday morning in the ol "Gold Room" of the Northern ho tel, the place where the Klondik gold rush sourdough's often storet their gold in Seattle.
 The room is in the basement o the hotel on 1st ave. S., and nov is being. used by the Jericho mis sion.
 Battalion fire chief J. A. Sprag ner said the fire was caused b., some sulphur, spilled while Et Wellwanger, of the mission, wa attempting to do some fumigating
 The room, specifically designed during the gold rush days to stor, the fortunes of the sourdough coming through Seattle, is of solk brick and cement construction with. heavy metal door, Chic Spranger said.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
U. N. Will Send Military Force Into Palestine
tBY Larry Hauck)

LAKE SUCCESS (P)-A United Nations delegate said today he had been informed the security coun- cil will act on providing an inter- national military force in Pales- tine before a U. N. commission goes into the Holy Land to enforce partition.
 This delegate--a member of the Palestine commission said he had been advised that the council would act in the near future, per- haps without waiting for a specific appeal from the five-nation com mission.
 The delegate declined to permit use of his name or to disclose his source but said the information came from high quarters.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Several Injured As Train Is Derailed

CROSS CITY, Fla. (H) - The Southland, fast Chicago-to-Tampa passenger train, was derailed in an isolated sector north of here today and several persons were reported injured.
 Seven cars of the southbound Atlantic Coast line train left the rails and five others were partial ly derailed in the accident, which occurred around ' ann, II miles north of here.
 J. L. Naylor, ACL ticket agent at Cross City, said the engineer of the train came here immediately afterWard to report the wreck and related that several passengers were hurt. Extent of their injur- ies was not known immediately.
 All available ambulances in this section were started for the scene, which lies in a remote sector a few miles from the Gulf coast.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Bricker Urges
 Rent Increases

WASHINGTON, (P) = Senator Bricker R.-Ohio) urged tday that Congress open the way for land lords to increase rents of millians of tenants who have failed to sign leases permitting voluntary hikes of up to IS per cent.
 At the same time, Senator Myers D.-PaD said he is going to flight like hell' to strengthen rent con- trols in line with President Tru- mans request in his anti-inflaiton program.
 The present rent control law is scheduled to expire February 29. A Senate banking subcommittee starts hearings tomorrow on legis- lation to extend it.
 Under the existing law, land lords-up to the start of this year could raise rents by as much as IS per cent in cases where tenants agreed to an increase in exchange for a lease running through l948.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Canada Reimposes Meat And Butter Price Controls
(By Robert Bunnelle)

OTTAWA, R)-Canadian con- sumers beset by steadily soaring living costs, looked for at leaS. partial relief today in the govern ment's reimposition last night of price controls on meat and butter.
 In addition, the government said it will ask Parliament to eX- tend rent controls until March q, i94a.
 Controls on meat and butter were lifted last fall, and since that time prices have climbed, accom- panied by the angry portests of consumers.
 In Ottawa, butter is cui ently selling for 7.s cents a pound whole sale, and residents who have a fancy for good beefsteak find 1t priced a. 60 to 65 cents.
 Butter costs consume around 95 cents a pound in New York City and steak costs then from S5 to 90 cents pound).
 Finocce minister Doug'is Ab- bot. who announced the re -impo- sition of ctn;rols on the two prime staples last night, said ceiling price would be fixed on butter in a day or two, begged on ! whole sai. price per pound in Montreil of e7 cents. It will take about two weeks to evolve a meat ceiling, he said
 Although Abbott said meat cell in1s will mean Canadian wholesale and retail prices for por'< wi;l re considerably above those Q! a month ago, they will be less than many prices reported during the past fortnight. Beef, lamb and veal prices will be fixed at prices moderately above" ceilings abol- ished last October.
 Bacon, beef and other prices tilted sharply upward Jan. 2 when Canada concluded new food con- tracts with Great Britain at in creases of seven to g per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Poland Mixes Barter With RatiOning

WARSAW, (P1 - The Polish government is distributing opal and building materials to peasants to encourage them to sell grain supplies to government agencies.
 The plan for distributing goods in the next several months in cludes 100000 tons of coal 40 tons of leather, several thousand tons of cement, and $3O,OOO,OOO worth of manufactured textiles monthly.
 The coal premium has been set at 200 pounds of coal for the sale of each 200 pounds of grains to the state.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
TO THE PUBLIC:

There is being circulated a pe- tiiion protesting the City Coun- cil's action in granting Carl Lomen Sl.oo0 10 go back 10 Washington. D. C.
 As a member of inc Council did not approve nor did I vote in favor of this expenditure in view of inc CitY's dire financial situa tion. Sl.0o0 represnts the fax on sao.0oo.oo of assessed property.
 Mir. Lomen will unquesfionably be back in Washington anyway and if his interest in Nome's wei fare does not warrant assisfinq in the breakwater project. then sin cerelY believe we could work to much better advantage by allow ing Delegate Bob Bartlett 10 repre-. sent us.
 C. DEWEY ANDERSON Paid Advertisement
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
AN APPEAL FOR HELP

Many letters have been received from refugees in Europe and poor people of the Philippines, asking for clothing. Any one having ex- tra clothes or used shoes who care to contribute them to these needy people would render a real service. Rev. Fred Wagner will pick them up at the Nugget Office for mail ing. Phone calls may be left at the Nugget Office also for pickup of good used clothing.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
ROTARY CLUB HELD
 MEETING THURSDAY

The Rotary Club held its regu lar noon luncheon at the Pionee Hall yesterday and welcome, Keith Hedreen as a new member
 Chuck O'Leary was guest speak CT and told of his experiences ol the rescue trip he made to Ser pentlne for the army before the, withdrew him and replaced hin with Jim Gale.
 Sgt. Sid Black of the ACS, wh IS leaving soon was also a guesI The luncheon was prepared b, Mrs. Jack Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16

MT. and Mrs. Vernon E. Jacob son of the GAIA, are making their home in the ANS. building on lst Ave. Mrs. Jacobson the for mer Miss "Ole" Olson of the May nard Hospital surprised her friends. recently when her we'd ding was announced from the MIR. AND MRS. VERNON E. JACOBSON WITH GAIA. HERE States. They returned to Nome last week
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Homer Rugwell arrived from Anchorage Wednesday on the Alaska Airlines.
 Passengers leaving for Anchor age on the return flight were Les Greening, J. E. Griffin, Albert Mode, Merlin Huffaker.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Lydia Berry was a passenger to Kotzebue on Wednesday.
 A flight from Fairbanks yester- day brought in a load of freight and left via KotZebue with a load of theater chairs for the Archie Fergusan show house.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinit,
Compiled by the U. $. Dept. o Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, January l6, l947

Friday, January l6, l947
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy wit snow or rain tonight and Satur day. Continued mild temperatur with gentle to moderate sout' wind increasing and becomin fresh to strong easterly Saturday Lowest temperature tonight 2 Highest temperature Saturday B Nome data as of 7:30 m. today Precipitation last "A hours O.2 inch. Total precipitation thi month 0.34 inch.
 Temperatures last "A hours highest 31, lowest p.
 Maximum wind last A hours 3 miles per hour from the E.S.E.
 Sunrise at 9:26 a.m., sunset a 2:52 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera lures one year ago today: highes IA, lowest PA.
 Extreme temperatures on thi day since 1907: Lowest -33 i 1884, highest B in 1922.
 Data for other selected station
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16

If all the words in the lates encyclopaedia Britannica wer, printed end to end on ticker tap, 1t would make 16O miles of read ing material.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

E. Pearson, E. Frederick, An chorage. Waive Clifford, E. Sulli- van and H. Radley, Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
Reopening Of 3Camps|
Forecast II Army Is
Increased by 10000
Ry John A. Giles

An increase Of around 230, 900 Of
fcers and men in the authorized
strength of the Army would cause
the re-opening Of three wartime
training camps and give the Nation
an additional five combat divisions.
Defense Secretary Forrestal told
the Senate Armed Services Commit |
tee yesterday the Army wants an
authorized strength Of about 900 900,
compared with the present ceiling
Of $50 900.
II there Is no increase In overseas
occupation commitments, ofncials
said today, the increased strength
would be kept at home and used to
build up the mobile striking force
for the defense of the country.
Eighty Thousand men now consti-
tute the present two and one-third
divisions with essential combat and
service support units now in the
continental United States. Oflcials
estimated that this force could be
increased to at least seven divisions
with the additional strength.
The Army now has on what Is
termed inactive status some 18 war
time camps and forts, three Of
which probably would have to be
re-opened for such any increase, it
was said.
There would be no need for such
re-openings, however, II the Army
added only the 10000 officers and
men necessary to bring 1t UP to its
present authorized strength. Such
additional personnel. should they
come via the presidentially recon-
mended draft or by voluntary re-
cruiting, could be trained at four
presently operating centers, officials
said
While officers emphasized that
survey Of facilities would have to be
made and that decision would have
to be forthcoming on just how the
training would be done, they said
that three OF the following inactive
camps probably would be reopened:
Fort Devens, Mass; Fort Ethan
Allen, VT; Pine Camp, N. Y; Camp
Brecklnrldge, KY, camp Atterpury,
Ind; Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind;
Fort Hayes, Ohio: Indiantown Gap,
Pa: Camp Pickett, Va; Fort Nc
Clellan. Ala; Camp Rucker, Ala;
Camp Stewart. Ca; Camp Chaffee,
Ark; Camp Polk, La: Camp Mccoy,
Wis; Fort Leonard Wood, Mo-;
Camp Cooke, Calf, and Camp
Roberts, Calf.
The present combat divisions are
located at Fort Bragg, N. c., and
Fort Lewis, Wash, and the one-third
division is at Camp Hood, Tex.
At the close of the war there were
"a camps under Army Ground Forces
Jurisdiction, which gave basic and
recruit and division training.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
German Scientists Aid
On Wind Tunnels Hailed

The assistance of nine German
scientists in the reassembly in this
country of captured Nazi expert
mental supersonic wind tunnels has
been Invaluable" according to an
American architect who has been
Intimately associated with the prof.
ect.
Malcolm Rice, resident architect
for the New York contractors who
re-assembled the tunnels for the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory at
White Oak. Md. last night ad-
dressed the Junior Forum of the
American Society OF Civil Engi-
neers.~~ -.~-
Evening star., 1948-03-19
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Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11

Mrs, Audrey Naldrett and Hen. ry Brooks. Costumes are being designed by Mrs. Georgya Ellis The High School Chorus will al- so participate in the program
 Stan Nelson, Chairman of the Rotary Christmas committee, has plans for 500 Christmas packages to be given to the chil. dren this year, MT. Nelson has been on the committee for the past 4 years. The preparation of the packages, a yearly event, will be done in tbe basement of the Baptist church.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
mas charity,

mas charity,
 Hale Q dozen headline attrao- tieu. already have bh iiii fined up for the floor show which will be a feature of the party. Nancy Goodman, Navy Day queen' will sing as will Manuel Mirande winner of the recent VFW anna teur contest.
 Others who have agreed to appear include Bea Hoyt, hula dancer; and the famous Bills Club trio. The trio viii sing Christmas carols. An orchestra also has beer signed up to play for the party. Dancing will be enjoyed from g pm till 1 ann
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
Whose eshEistsssss Present gs Thgs?

.y.S Z. -'
 Someone is going to be disap. pointed this Christmas unless he or she contacts the local post off, flee immediately.
 There is an electrical item for the home or kitchen at the post office without an address on it.
 A parcel from Montgomery Ward and Go. at Portland, Ore- gon arrived in the last shipment of mail and the name of the per- son to whom it was addressed was missing, Maurice Briggs, postmaster, said this week.
 Anyone expecting such an item is urged to see MT Briggs at the postofice and bring the in voce describing the article.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
Christmas DanceI
 lS;ePianned

An early rush of reservations for the Christmas Cabaret for. nal dance at the community center next Friday evening, Dec ember 17, was announced at the program council meeting We'd nesday evening
 Table reservations will be llm- tied to Do couples and space will assigned in the order of reserva- tions The cover charge will be $l 50 per couple. All profits from the affair will be used for Christ
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
You Better Be Good,
 For Guess Who's Coming
EoDlAa AafRass,k

! Santa Claus is comin' to town! According to the latest re- ports based on events of the past Few centuries he should make his appearance on or about Dec. 25.
 This year however. he'll be in Kodiak before the 18th and DOS. sibly after,
 James Martz, Rotary presi cent said, Santa and his Rotar- ian helpers will be at the Orphe- am Theatre December 21 hand. HDg out Christmas packages to all the boys and girls"
 Gene Marian, Alaska Steam. ship agent, revealed this week the ASC will have it's annual Christmas ship in port sometime dnrlng the holidays and Christ. Das packages will be given tc every boy and girl Whc visits the vessel. The Denali is due o le ave Seattle Dect mber l5
 k0diak p ,blic School will pre- sent the,r program at the Orphe. aln On Dec. l5, Superintendent Tom Utterback sad this week
 Students cf the sixth, seventh sDd eighth g'ates VII present 6 AHgo Slav,aD play "Hrsltos Sc asdI under hA direction ol
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11

Kodiak Public School will re seive 5 new COP fire extinguish CTS for emergency use. They will Ss purchased from the funds o she Kodiak Volunteer Fire Dep Artment ',.'
 While the extinguishers will be Kept at the school they remain 5he property ot the fire de, art nent.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11

Mrs Inez Foote has purchase1 the Chlli Nook from Mir. and Mrs John Bergsma The restau Bant will be open every d1y ex- eept Sunday Mrs. Foote said.
The Valley settler., 1948-02-06


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