davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Historicko KuIturnl KaIendar.
PROSINEC:
PETR KRICKA.

PETR KRIcKA:
4. prosince 1884 Sc v Telci
ma Morave narodil Petr Kficka.
-Jeho basnicke sbfrky. lyricke
P1sne, Hoch S lukem a hume
risticka Sucha jehla, promise
ma prozou tvoTf nevsednf dflo
move ceske poesie.
JIRf HORAK:
4. prosince 1884 narodil sc
cesky narodopisec Jirf Horak.
70 leta pracoval jake pffedseda
Narodopisne spolecnosti csl.
Jeho casopiseck6 clankv me-
thodicke podnetnosti a vybrou-
seneho slohoveho podanf sved-
q o dokonal6 znalosti slovan-
ske literatury a jejf historic.
VOJTECH HYNAIS:
IA. prosince 1854 Sc We Vfd-
nj narodil Vojtech Hynais, ces-
ky malir, ienz sv6 vysoce hod-
notne umelecke dflo rozlozil
mezi monumentalnost a idylu.
Sve hluboke narodnf cftenf vlo-
I'll do ladnych postav a zivych
barev krasne opony Narodnfho
dlvadla v Praze a vyjadril je i
alegorickymi komposicemi ma
namet Ceska zeme.
Dr.. DESSIDEPu1c.
9. prosince 1884 zemrel DR..
Dessiderius, vlastnim jmenem
Hugo B~oettinger, plzensky ro-
dak, znamy cesky grafik a ma
lir. Jeho proslule karikatury
ledinecne zachycuif podobu
mnoha vynikajfcich postav csl.
politickeho i kulturniho zivota.
SIMON KAREL MACHAcEK:
10. prosince 1879 Sc narodil
Simon Karel Machacek, basnfk
a ~spisovatel, jehoz verse pine
klasicke krasy, tv1rcf jemnosti
a silly, mluvf O basnfkove hrde
lasce k vlasti. Nejznam6jsf z
Mich: Herman z Bubna, Cesky
pluk, Cestm1r.
RUDOLF KRUPICKA:
4. prosince 1879 Sc narodil
We Starkoci ma Caslavsku spi-
Psovatel Rudolf Krupicka, KITE
: ~ vysel z kruhu ceskych spiso-
vatelG Moderni revue. Psal ly-
! ricke basne, satiry i dramata.
Jeho d1lo Vrsovci usiluje O re-
!; nesanci ceskeho historickeho
dramatu.
TOMAS PETR z c%ECHORODU
10. prosince 1929 narodil Sc
cesky buditel a spisovatel To-
) mas Pesina z Cechorodu, kaza-
tel z charmu sv. Vita. Nalezf
! mezi nejv6tsf buditele sv6 do
by, stoif pc boku Balbfnov6,
, iehoz historic Czech doplnuje
] dejinami zeme Moravskoslez-
! sk6. Hluboce vzd6lany knee,
ktery byl jmenovan general
: MIN vikafem a titulnim bisku-
pen, c1sarskou radou a falckra-
bin, re jedn1m z mala pT1slus-
Mkt cfrkevni slechty, kter1 ne
I zapomn6li ma cesky pdvod.
K NEDBAL:
"a. prosince 1924 zemrel hu-
debn1 skladatel a dirigent Os-
kar Nedbal, spoluzakladatel a
violista prosluleho "ceskeho
kvarteta". Jeho pantomimy a
operety .jsou velmi obl1beny a
dodnes uvadeny, nejznameisi
: "Polska krev" a "Vinobran1"
prosluly i "a hranicemi.
KAREL SCHEINPFLUG:
%. prosince 1869 narodil Sc
, We Slanem Karel Scheinpflug,
cesky novinar, romanopisec a
dramatik. Teziste ieho tvorby
tkvf rozlehlem spolecenskem
romano vazneho, etickeho "a
meTenl.
JANKO JESENSKY:
80. prosince 1874 Sc v Bra
tislave narodil Janko Jesensky,
basnfk re stareho slovenskeho
: zemanskeho rodu, ktery urcil
smer ieho umelecke tvorby. We
versich Jesenskeho promlouva
laska k rodne zemi.
j. B.. FORESTER:
80. prosince 1859 narodil Sc
Bohuslav Forester, jeden z nej-
leps1ch ceskych hudebn1ch
skladateld sve dolby. Jeho bo-
hata tvorba obsahuje opery,
skladby pro sbory, symfonicke
basne, neivyznamejs1mi jsou
skladby n~abozenske "Te deus"
cave Maria, "Pfsen k sv. Va
clavu' a cetne jine.
-O-
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Universitni professor do exilu.

OnIVerSltnl professor do eXlIU.
Londyn. = DR.. Zuleger, pri-
mar statnf universitnf kliniky
v Praze XII. uprchl S rodinou
do Swear. Kratce pred svym
1tekem byl imenovan profeso-
rem ma lekafsk6 fakulte v Br-
ne. DR.. Zuleger vsak dial pred
most svobod6 a bezpecf, ably
mohl pokracovat We sve vedec-
Ike praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
KAREL SC~HEINPFLUG:

%. prosince 1869 narodil Sc
We Slanem Karel Scheinpflug,
cesky novinar, romanopisec a
dramatik. Tezist6 jeho tvorby
tkvf v rozlehlem spolecenskem
romano vazneho, etickeho "a
m6Ten1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
DR.. DESSIDERIUS:
SIMON KAREL MACHAcEK

10. prosince 1879 Sc narodil
Simon Karel Machacek, basnik
a spisovatel, jehoz verse pine
klasicke krasy, tvdrcf jemnosti
q silly, mluvi o basnfkove hrde
lasce k vlasti. Nejznamejsf z
mich: Herman z Bubna, Cesky
pluk, Cestm1r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16

80. prosince 1859 narodil Sc
Bohuslav Forester, jeden z mel
leps1ch ceskych hudebn1ch
skladatelG sve dolby. Jeho bo-
hata tvorba obsahuje opery,
skladby pro sbory, symfonicke
basne. neivyznamejs1mi jsou
skladby nabozenske "Te deus"
cave Maria, "Pisen k sv. Va
clavu' a cetne jine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
JANKO JESENSKY:

80. prosince 1874 Sc V Bra
tislave narodil Janko Jesensky,
basnfk re stareho slovenskeho
zemanskeho rodu, ktery urcil
smer ieho umelecke tvorby. We
vers1ch Jesenskeho promlouva
laska k rodne zemi.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Ming
Proposal Would
Gust 100 Families
On Monday night about zoo home
owners and other interested tax.
h~%Nw@ 1nwfnw
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who Wednesday continued opbt to he in ~
plain conditions

with the way in which their prob
lem is being ignored"
County School superintendent
James T. Wilson replied to Graham
and Ward that extensive improve
ments on Negro schools are pro-
vided for the 1s49-5O budget.
Chairman Harley Lasseter said
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JRDAY, MAY Fl, 1949
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TIrror1
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80 VVEnVV
from Miami
Conditions in Negro schools get
worse with each year, Graham de-
clared. but the board has made no
effort to correct them.
THE docility of our people is
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PRICE TEN CENTS
VOL. XIV, NO. 81
z Nephew
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and provide a recreation field.
The principal speakers were Mr..
Charles Higgs and Mr.. William STIR
rup. who told how hard they had
labored to get and maintain their
homes. and the difficulties that
would be experienced IL they were
cn,,nnellsd To give them IN. other
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

board and registered tholr pIutes1S
OF the rezoning OF certain sections
of the colored area of the city. The
section most strongly protested was
the four blocks between i4th and
18th street and Ara and 5th aves.
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CITIz EMS
BETTI
"Complacent" was the word used
to describe the actions of the Dade
County school board toward i'm
provement of conditions at Negro
schools.
The charge was leveled at the
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Temporal Mutantur Et N
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sons Will
$50, 600 Estate
Causes Wranple
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school building expenditures are be-
ing strained to the maximum and
that taxation has reached the satu.
ration point.
Under the law we are actually
required to get our building money
by floating bond issues" Lasseter
said, This plan is a complete fail
ure because bond elections almost
always fall
We know your problem he said.
and we are doing everything DOS.
sible to meet it,
Graham retorted that Negro citi-
zens have been waiting for relief
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airy school and to inflict a general
Criticism of Negro school nonditiora

and the "complacency" of the board.
Ed Graham, militant pastor of
MT. Zion Baptist church and chair
man of the Negro school advisory
committee, scored the board for its
reluctance to pay high prices for
school sites in Negro areas.
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we reach a millennium"
Evening star., 1949-03-07

the Anal touches to q new note
to Moscow demanding return Of
at least 81 other vessels-28 frig-
ates and three ice breakers.
The Soviet government prom
ised in writing last December to
return these 81 ships-after six
vigorously worded American de-
mands-but thus far has failed
to keep this promise.
Navy Department officials,
meanwhile, made arrangements
to tow the Milwaukee to Phila-
delphia for final inspection.
AfterWard the battle-teSted
cruiser probably will be officially
retired from active duty because
modern advances in warship con-
struction have far outdated it.
Renamed Murmansk by the Rus
slams, it was mainly used to guard
the vital sea lanes to the key
Evening star., 1949-03-07
Cruiser Milwaukee
Due Back Tomorrow
After Red Navy Duty
BY the Assoeioisd Press

The American cruiser Mil
waukee Is due home tomorrow
after nearly f1ve years duty in
the Russian Navy.
Manned by Soviet crew, the
26-year-old warship is scheduled
to be returned to the United States
Navy in q brief ceremony at
Lewes, Del. The vessel had been
expected to reach Lewes today,
but the Navy later announced it
would arrive about 8 am. tomor-
row.
The old Milwaukee is the first
Of 586 American naval vessels
loaned the Russians during the
war to come back to the United
States.
AS the 7,050-ton vessel neared
American shores, the State De-
partment was reported putting
Evening star., 1949-03-07

Russian port Of the same name
Navy Department officials under
stand it was used also to hunt
down German sea raiders.
The best information available
indicates the old Milwaukee
escaped all war damage and Is in
good condition except for It's age.
The Russian crew, estimated at
around 800 men, is expected to be
returned to Russia promptly. A
Russian vessel is accompanying
the Milwaukee on the voyage to
serve as transportation back to
Russia for the crew.
State Department officials dis
closed a list Of the other 585
American naval ships loaned the
Russians from 1943 to 1945.
The list showed the cruiser Mil
waukee was the biggest. Most Of
Evening star., 1949-03-07

the others were small surface tor
pedo craft-205 PIT boats and 40
small sub chasers.
In addition Russia still has 81
lend-leased merchant vessels.
Evening star., 1949-03-07
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Juniors s45 ond s4975 BroodcIoth Dress Coots-
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Evening star., 1949-03-07
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Smyrna times., 1949-09-08
Grain Storage Remodeling Tips

Ufnu StofASc htf1ouciinY lips
Farmers who plan to store their
grain on the farm and who need
additional storage space should be
wary of using old buildings with
out looking them over carefully.
William A. Calvert, extension agri-
cultural engineer at the University
of Delaware, points out some of
the checks that should be made.
Footings-Raising old bins on
piers or walls to height of Is
inches will provide considerable
protection against rats. Replace OF
repair footings and foundation
walls that, are damaged and pro-
vide adequate support for the
structure. Allow 16 SO. #. of foot
ing area for each 1000 bushels Of
storage capacity.
Joists and Studs-Replace brok.
en- or rotted joists, studs, or braces
Joists can be effectively reinforced
by installing duplicate members al
weak points. The walls may b
crossed-tied with strands of twist
ed wire or by mailing cross-ties a
regular intervals. End sections
can be tied to the side walls b,
mailing cross-ties across the corn
ers at the plate and possibly at tn
sill.
Floors-They should be tight ant
smooth. Tightness is particular.
necessary where the grain is to b.
fumigated. Wood floors should b.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-08

vegetable dish, made available by
the National Garden Institute. Any
woman who has canned. stored,
frozen, or otherwise preserved
food for home use since November
l, 1e48, is eligible to enter the con-
test. This will allow for meat
which had been butchered in the
fall of 1e48, as well as winter vege-
tables that were stored.
Entries will be judged on the
quantity of food preserved in con-
sideration of family needs, quality
and appearance, variety and type
of storage provided.
Entry blanks are available at
county extension offices in Newark,
Dover and Georgetown, from
Grange home economics chairmen,
or from Miss Gertrude Holloway,
Agricultural Extension Service,
Newark.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-08

constructed of well-seasoned,
dressed, and matched material to
avoid cracks due to shrinkage. A
layer of paper should be placed be-
tween the sub-fioor and the finished
floor.
Walls-The walls should be
weathertight and reinforced in the
manner described above. Addition
al information on moisture proof
ing walls can be found on page %
of Farmers Bulletin No. 1886
Farm Bulk Storage for Small
GRAIN"
Roofs-Repair the roof to make
it snow and rain tight. Calk al
small cracks with calking COM
pound. Steel bins bought in form
er years can be made more mois-
ture-tight by calking or otherwise
sealing the caves and all other
joints.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-08
Delaware Food Preservation
Contest Closes October 81

At the height of the canning sea-
son comse a reminder to Delaware
homemakers that they still have
an opportunity to enter the 194s
Food Preservation Contest, which
continues through october 81.
According to Miss Gertrude Hol.
loway, extension nutrition special.
list at the University of Delaware
the prize for the Delaware contest
winner is silver plated covered
Smyrna times., 1949-09-08
Maltenfort Promoted In University
Poultry By-Products Research

Maltenfort Promoted In University
Poultry By-Products Research
Martin S. Maltenfort has been
promoted to assistant research
professor in chemical engineering
in the University of Delaware
Agricultural Experiment Station
in charge of the research program
carried on in cooperation with the
Delaware Poultry By-Products Re
search Foundation. This appoint
ment fills the position left vacant
with the resignation of DR.. Edward
w. Grohse who has accepted
position as assistant professor of
chemical engineering at Carnegie
Institute of Technology in Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. Maltenfort has been associ-
ated with DIR. Grohse since last
February when the research pro-
gram on the preparation and utili-
zation of by-products from the
wastes of the poultry processing
industry was started.
The work on poultry wastes in
the Delaware Agricultural Experi-
ment Station was initiated after
the poultry professors of the State
recognized the disposal Of manure,
feathers, blood, viscera, etc., as q
lproblem in their plants. Research
Investigations to date look very
promising especially in the mech
anical conversion of the feathers
into products which might be used
Iby number of manufacturing in
dustries. The work is centered in
the Chemistry Department under
the supervision of Professor George
L. Baker who says these changes
in personnel will be effective
September goth.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-08
Plans For Chiclxen-of-T Tomorrow
Finals Announced

Plans For Chiclxen-of-T Tomorrow
Finals Announced
Plans for the finals of the Della
ware Chicken-of-T Tomorrow Contest
to be held at Georgetown, Septem-
ber 20, have been announced by A.
e. Homhave, state chairman of the
contest committee and head of the
department of poultry and animal
industry at the University of
delaware.
This years contest consists of
Junior and Senior Division with ap-
proximately one hundred entries in
the Junior Division and IL entries
in the Senior Division. In the Jun
ior Division six cockerels will be
selected from each lot for judging,
while 25 birds will be selected from
each lot of birds in the Senior Di-
vision. All entries will be taken
to one of the poultry processing
plants on September % where they
will be placed in the feeding sta
tions and handled as any other
poultry.
Delaware's contest this year will
be similar to the National Contest
which was held in the State last
year. Each entry will be on dis
play Before announcements of the
winning entries. Following the pre-
sentations of awards, inspection
will be made of the remaining lots
of contest birds at the Agricultur-
al Substation and of the broiler re-
search work underway there.
Awards in the Junior Division
will be presented by H. L. Schrad-
er, senior extension poultryman for
the u. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, and those of the Senior Divi-
sion will be presented by H. c.
Pierce, national research director
for the A & p Food Stores.
Committee members for the Con-
test Finals are: Committee on
Dressing and Judging of Entries:
Chairman, John Herholdt, Dover;
Dave Pack, Milford; Lyle Mowlds,
Seeger, w. c. Skoglund, Frank
Gordy, and Tom Runnels, all OF the
University Of Delaware. Program
Committee. Chairman, J. c. Ham
mond, Bridgeville; A. e. Tomhave
and w. c. Skogiund, University Of
Delaware. Exhibit COMMITTEES:
Chairman, w. c. Skoglund; WI
liam Lucas, Frank Gordy, Karl
seeger; John Herholdt; and George
Bringhurst, Viola.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-08

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Smyrna times., 1949-09-08
EXTRA CONVENIENCE

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Smyrna times., 1949-09-08

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
)KAS IS MUSQ BUTQ
jei ne lietuviski
laikrasciai

Nors Lietuva ilga laika buvo
pavergta ir nutautinama, nors
daugelis musu esame issiblaske
svetimuose krastuose, kur tau
tiskumas tirpdomas, kaip svinas
liejyklos katile, Wis dar mes
kalbame grazia lietuviska kalba
dainuojame grazias lietuviskas
dainas, Wis dar zinom, kas mes
esame. Mes dar nepasidareme
nuo kamieno nukirstomis ir nu.
dziuvusiomis, niekur neprigiju-
siomis sakomis.
Kan aciu uz tai?
Visq pirma ietuviskiems laik.
rasciams. Jeigu mes cia, Ameri.
koj nebutume tureje ietuvisky
laikrasciu, tai ir visos musu or.
ganizacijos senai butu numiru.
SloS, musQ vlsas veiklmaS Senai
butu buves baigtas, ir siandier
gal jau niekas nei nebeprisimin.
tu, kad sitame kraSte kada nors
buvo lietuviu. IS ko tada mes
tvertumem tarybas, balfus, kas
raSytu tautiecianS tremtiniams
darbo ir buto garantijas, kas
bepadetu jiems nelaimeje cia at
vykti ir isikurti? Amerika jau
nebebutu tukstanciams nelaimin-
GU tautieciu vilties spinduliu:.
o mes patys, kurie dar kunu
butumem cia gyvi, dvasia jau
butumem mire, ir gyventumem
niekam nezinomi, niekam nerei-
kalingi, niekeno nemylimi ir ne
vertinami, ir mirtumem visu uz-
mirsti, mes savieji apie mus ne
zinotu, o kittens mes nerupetu-
mem 80.
Tx lietuviSkiems laikraS-
CLANS aciu, kad mes dar jaucia-
mes pilni zmones ir kad nevisis-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

Tai gama padaryti ir pasinaudojant gryna biz
nsku apdraudos bendrovu patarnavimu
Bet kan r kodel mes, lietuvia, turime to patarnav
ieskoti ne lietuviu organzacose bel bendrovese?
Kan turime pnigus nesti ,kad kas uos panau
dotq NUNS, lietuviams, visa neidomems tikslams?
Juk ta patti mes galime pasekti letuvskose apdrau-
dos olganzacijose, kur znome kad eigu bus koks pei
mas, tai jis bus panaudotas NUNS brangiems tkslams
ne bendroviu savinnku kisenems pastorinti!
Lietuvskos apdraudos organizacijos turi neapskai-
ciuojamu nuopelnu letuviskumo palaikymo fronte lr
jos gall dar daug padaryti jeigu nesseks nesipnes
Sic zodziai yra kreipam ypac naujai atvykusus
tauecius. Senia cia gyvenantie savo inasa jau yra
ideje tas organizacijas - tx piniginias
kesciais, bet r visuomeninu darbu per jas atktu La
kas daugeli Q jau pasalno IS rikuotes daugel saina
diena is denos. Rekia nauju jegu, naujo kraujo.
stai kur yra vieta ir pareiga pasirekst nau jaku-
rams Stai del ko reikia tik asmeniskais bet
ir ietuviska visuomeniskas sumetimais kiekvienam
nauJakurul sot ] lietuviskasas apdraudos organza
cJas. Rella stoti tk del saves apdraudmo bet ir
del apdraimo nuo mrties tu svarbu tautniq tvrtovq
Stu tvirtovu apdraudimas turi butt kitoks, negu
saves apdlaudlmas Saves nuo mrties tue neapsaugos
tik Selma apdraus fnansnes nelames ei mirs
sias organizacijas reika trai mirtes apdraust
tai yra duo JOINS egQ, kad jos igiau ikQ gyvos, kad
JQ gyvoJl energlJa nelssektu!
DIRVA yra gavusi paklausimu = koks yra skirtumas
tarp dveju cia NINETY apdraudos organizaciu Kuria
girdi, rekomenduotumet pasrinkt...
Koks skirtumas = cia trumpai isdesteme, ir isdes-
teme taip kaip NUNS tas skrtumas atrOdO
Be abejo, gall butt del to ir gincu ar patikslinmu
Kiekvenam vaia cia isdestyta nuomone padet po mi
kroskopu" ir tyrinet, kas oje tesnga kas Bet tai
nesudaro kliuties NUNS pasakyti nuomone r del
pasirinkmo O ia nuomlone stai koka:
Jei jautiesi esas nori tapti uz katakybes dejas
bel katakiskosios Americas ietuviu sroves siekimus
kovojanco fronto narys bent finansins o remejas
tai ir apsdraudno atveju Tayo veta yra kur ktur
kap tik LRKSA;
ei rem tolerancijos ideja If es lnkes stoti bendra
ietuviu taunio veikimo fronta be skirstymo paga
igingumo nereigingumo aipsn jei ekonominiame ir
drauge visuomenniame vekime esi inkes susitikt su
visokQ srovu lietuviais r takingai jas dalyvaut
viename vekime bent finansinia pre u prsdeti tai
apsidraudmo atveju Tau simpatengiausa bel maloniau
sia vieta bus SLA i