davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
Yes, We Have No Bananas Today; They're Flying!
Capt. Jack Moss. M.A.F .B.)

NSoHAs SoSA 4v4OSSs 4SAsS1sA sOsy
 Avast! Stop right where you are. This thing has gotten out of bounds. First it was flying saul cers-saucers of such maneuvera- bility that defied the comprehen- sion of the intellects. And now, it is flying banana.
 People weren't content to have their saucers fly around like birds; flying saucer was becom- ing quaint and common. To give the affair variety, they gave the ability to bananas.
 That's the story that originated from Helena, Montana. Either mass insanity has invaded the States or some scientist is far ad- vanced of his willey-eyed watch full public.
 The flying banana incident was reported by a substantial number of spectators who swear they ac- tually saw the thing. And the pro- moters of the story should, tech nically, know what they are talk ing about. All of them are expe- rienced in the Identification of aircraft. They were personnel of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, the Air Force and commercial air lines.
 Control tower operators James Soaking and Paul Hopkins were the first to report the story. They said Ca long yellow object" head ed for the control tower at the Spokane, Washington, Air Force base. Scared the devil out of me for a minute" Hopkins said.
 The banana-shaped craft was spotted minutes later by Jack Da- wis, a CAA communication, who said the orange-yellow object sped toward Great Falls, Mont, 14O miles away.
 That is reached Great Falls was established by subsequent reports by weather observer and by a CAA Communicator, who said the banana traversed the city at such terrific speed that rendered it al- most imperceptible to the unaided eye.
 All reports coincide in one re- spect: The object was shaped like a banana and travelled at terri fife speed.
 . A flying banana is quite a nov city, but not its big brother, the flying saucer. The still dubious flying saucer has lead a ninter- esting and itinerant life since it's parental father, private pilot Ken meth Arnold, first viewed it from his small craft as it raced ahead of him toward Yakima, Washing ton, in June, 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09
Norwegian Ship
 Breakingg-up At Sea

HALIFAX, N. S., (P)-The U. S.. Coast Guard cutter Dexter re- ported yesterday she is alongside the stricken Norwegian freighter Belfri in rough North Atlantic waters. She will escort the Nor wegian ship to St. Johns, Ffld., 900 miles away.
 The Belfri, a former Liberty ship, sent out distress messages Monday night saying she was in danger of breaking up in high seas. Ships of three nations sped to her assistance.
 The Dexter radioed she is re- lieving the U. s. transport General J. H. McRae, first to reach the stricken craft loaded down with heavy china clay. The coast guard said the Belfri's crew of about 30 is attempting to repair damage with wire and cement.
 Widening cracks ran up the Bel iris portside and across her deck, the coast guard said. Her master feared for her seaworthiness be- cause of the weather, the coast guard said.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09

Father Prunskis. of Chicago, ar rived today Co spend a few days in Nome studying the Eskimos.
 Father Prunskis is the editor of the well-known Lithuanian news paper call the "Drugas."
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09

Over only three American buildings does the flag fly off cially night and day-over the Capitol and the adjacent House of Representatives and Senate affice buildings.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09

former commander of the 18th Air Force, now head of the Air Forces Alaska Command with headquar- ters at Anchorage, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09

when or whether to impose econo- mic controls under the Senate committee plan.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-09

Sixteen per cent of the workers making cannon are women.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
by The Asseeicssd Press

KRESTOVA. B. c.. April "a
Police kept constant watch over
Krestova today after nude, chant
ing Doukhobors threatened yes
terday for the second time in a
week to fire the entire village.
The presence Of authorities pre-
vented the burning of more build
ings. Twelve homes have been
destroyed in recent days.
The week-long demonstration by
members Of the Sons of Freedom
branch Of the Doukhobor sect has
been called both a protest against
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Exhaustion of Londs
Worries South Africu

CAPETOWN. South Africa
The government reports that II
notes with concern" the gradual
exhaustion of lands held by ma
tives "as a result Of soil erosion
overgrazing. and the application,
Of primitive and incorrect agricul-
tural methods"
1t is seriously considering steps
to put an end to this process
and to improve the capacity o1
those areas to maintain a larger
population.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
IPoIce Patrol Canada Town Threatened by Doukhobors

the coming of q Third World
War" and a protest against the
arrest of IS sect members for the
recent burning Of the large man
sion of the late Peter (the Lordlyl
Verigin, early Doubhobor leader.
Fourteen demonstrators. all but
one of them women. were arrested
yesterday. bringing to nearly 100
the number Of persons taken into
custody in the past week. The
jail and annex at Nelson % miles
away is jammed with Doukhobors.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Miss Trumon's Income

Miss Margaret Truman expects
her gross income for 1850 to Do
between $4,000 and $4,000. She
receives $500 for concerts and
5000 for radio broadcastS.
Evening star., 1950-04-24

Italy added % new hydroelec.
tric plants (2o4.0oo kilowattsl
last year.
Evening star., 1950-04-24

% R,i'ss hscs sass o D. CT % s Sssd's ASr % as
Marlboro L.srei
Faax Eals Chgrsh Mclean Hsrndc NO SALES
Produce prices subject change daily.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29

belt ailf ben beioen @egner,i gegen.
iiber ebenfaIs in Der 81. Staot ii.
rem Blas selteno 5u MAIDEN. Sir tins
Gbriiten gebt es nidt mebr bnrllm,
nnlere &ehte orrb einen betpaffneten
&reii55ilg gu iidern, ion6ern mir mol
len bort nur pertreten iein. Sn Seru-
ialem erbnlten Die ssSabrbunoerte fir
nns crit ibre gan5e 8eoeitling. Die
8tpeitauienoidbrige 8igiI Don 9lbra.
bam Bis 5u Seius @briitus murbe nah
Der grloiung ourb cine erite f1rae
driltlid)e 3eitepo6e abgeloit, Die eben.
fails idon 5tpeitauIenb Sabre tpdbrt
uno Die binfort in ibren @rringen-
.i6aften nod piel fruhtreiher itd
ausipirfen miro
8ie im,ner auh oas Shidial oes
2anoes iid entluideln mag, mir Gbri=
item 1pollen altf ane Salle BORT nertre-
ten lein, uno es tpiro Die oornebntlte
Gorge bes 81. Stubles bIeiben, Dem
ungei6rie6enen @eies @iiltigfeit 81,
peridaffen, Ser Gbriitenbeit Ole sln.
lpelenbeit on. ienen beiligen St6tten
gu Ii6ern, ote burb sic @esen,part
oes Seilanoes gebeiligt 1porben iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29

|mn1de pielgeprieiene .Hromine,t5"
uhieres 9eutihnnerifanertints Bot
er ourd iein @irfen u1o Sbaffen,
Our1 Bflege iinb Soroeriing tunhrer
oertiber &nlturgiiter, burb ieiit gott.
5es 2ebea, .oenl oeutihen Ramen @bs
re gemaft.
Bon Ser Entertaining unb 8ers
ebrung, Die Dem r,lnmebr gerltorbe.
men aIieits entgegengebraht tpuroe,
oeugen Die aablrei9en lusaeifnutt.
gen, Die ibm i'm 2aufe Der Sabre Der.
lieben ipuroen. sSrn Sftober oes Sab
res 1884 puroe er auf gmpfeblung
BON &aroinal Wunoelein bon Bap1f
Bius XI. sum @regorius Sitter err
ftanrt.
Gie Stnterbliebenen iinb: lra,l
Watbiloa 2ab uno bic &inber: Srau
s. Sbomes, Sdpeiter 81. Geooata,
O.S.B., gllfons g., Or. SEQ s.,
Sdneiter 80. Watbilois, S.iS.N.D,
l,no Sh1peiter sc. Horbert, SEC.
Gin Sobn, 0r. Horbert 90. 2ab, gir1g
leinem Gater Dor fllr5em in Die g1pigz
felt ooraus. r. I. P. j.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29
8epolferuns bon 49,00t 900 8erio.

8eoolferuns bon 49,00t, 900 Berio.
men.
Die Soutbern Gailrpap. bns groB=
te gobnipItem i'm Siioen, tiinoiste
ON, oaB iie oteie Bobe ben ean5en
getrieb auf ibren ahttauieno Weilan
umfaiienoen Streden einltellen miro,
Inn Dem Streif Ser Sei5er gu beseg-
men.
9ie 8abn bat Elm 8erIonal bon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Berionen uno
oerbinoet oae groBen Stdote in Dem
gan5en 8ebiet oltlid oes Dtiiiiliippi
uno iiiolid oes Ohio uno 8otomac,
nit ser ein5igen Iusnabme BON @eit=
8irginia.
Die Union bot Sen Streif gegen
Oie Soutbern Railpap uno brei on-
oere groBe 8abnIpIteme proflamiert,
I'M bie 6orberllng orrf5uoriiden,
(5ortfesurs aut setfe 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29

godfomnen Dsariens: gbriltus, Der,
grloier Der @elt!
Ser 8erbeiBung entipriht oie Gr.
fiiautt9. Sic 3eitenfiille farn. Waria
,ofinete iid in reitloler 9emut ,,no
.sSingabe benz @iiIen @ottes, 90 iie
iprad rSiebe, i6 bin eine Mogo bes
Serrn, mir geidebe nab oeinem
@ort!"
8on ben &otafomben bis in uniere
3eit finoen mir ben Sieg Der Stride
nit Der 6ilfe Wariens perfniipft.
SIM Sabre 1917 tparo ber @elts
bolihetpisntlls proflamiert. gr belagt
Sob u1b slufrubr gegen @ott, gesen
ieglibe slutorit1t, glnar6te auf ie-
Dem @ebtet. ...,: ...
@as tpar Die glntrport 0fariens auf
oieIes iataniide llnternebmen? Sic
erifien in 8ortugal brei armen Sir
tenfi,loern in bem fletnen Srt Sati-
ma. Gieier Srt lit beute in aller
DtrnO. Gon 5atima gins Die grneue-
rung oes religi0ien 2ebens fir 8or-
tugal aus. IS NOR ser Oamm gegen
oen aufrubr oes bolidepiItii6en
8iirgerfrieges in Spanien. BopIt
Bius XII. = er enlpfins ieine 8i-
.lbofsneibe am Gage Der grldeinun=
gen in syatima - tpetbte Die @elt
allfsruno oieier Greisniile Dem lube
fleften Ser5en Warid. gr er1partet
bon Oieler 8eibe oen 5rieoen, bie
5relbett Ser Stride, sic 8efebrung ser
Serirrten rno 'Siinoer uno ote lie
bung ieglider Sugeno. Waria iou
NIT anOern 8orten Sieserin lein
iiber Oie 9olle in uniern Sagen. 9ieie
8eihe belagt oie grneuerung ser
Welt our6 0faria.
geten mir re6t oft, belonoers in
Oenl Ser Mtuttergottes ge1peibten Mo-
nat Wtat, oen uns aus Der Sano Ma=
riens lelblt iibergebenen Golenfran5
nebIt Der Otuttergottes -Sitanei, IN
weld)er Maria genannt uno angerus
fen miro llnter oem Namen v&onigin
oller Gngel, Meniden 1nb Seiligen" {.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29

nit Hbraien spie .9emofrotie" I,
rWenibeniuiiroe" ober aud .@bri.
itentum" einfnngen. Die tpeitIihe
@eIt lit ben Musneis fir Demofra.
tie, Wenidenpiiroe, Gbriitentnm
ibulbig gebIieben! ,2ife' irrt iib,
tpenn man annimmt, oaB man ben
&ommunismus auf Der politiihen
2inie iblagen fonnte. Cine nod 10
falihe, aber aus innerer l1eber5eu-
gune bingenontmene @eltanida,n,ng
fon1 n1an ttir ourh cine lebensDol-
lere 8eltanidauuns iiberipin6en! |!
geibt init Pbraien, Dollars uno Sol
lelrbomben!
Senator WcGartbDs 4ftion lit cine
2ebensnottpenoigfeit fiji amerifa,
lpenn es bleiben min, ooer spieber tper-
Sen mill, mas es einmalNDars tpenn
es tpirfIid Die geiltige> Sfibrltng Der
ipejtlihen @elt iibernebmen min. Sd
babe rlur oas 8efiibl, oaB er bod MIR
oie fleinen Slide fdngt. Die &ata-
itropbe f1nst niht nit BEN SiB unb
Baltimore on, lie reift peiter suriid.
@er ,paren ibre sluftraggeber; tper
Iinb ibre 8elbiiber uno Sintermdn=
ner? Sd oenfe on Elm 8ort Srieo-
rif Sebbels: ,2eidbt lit elm Sumpf
su perbiiten, bodJ lit er einmal ent-
ltanben, 10 perbiitet fein @ott S6lan,
gen uno Molhe in ibm." @er lieB
Ben Srmpf 1padlen ooer bat i'm ge-
5iidtet? Sort nuB Sic Sdllberung
einlesen. llno id BIN iiber5euet, oas
ganse aelunoe Golf ltellt ii6 babinter,
penn es einnal oie 8abrbeit bort
ltnb aus Dem Hropaganba- nno Sit
senrauld aufpadt.
gs muB bod redyt peinli6 iein nod
oa ben Sfanoaleit, bie iett befannt
meroen, na6 ser bomoieruelen rnb
fomanuniItilden Gerieu6ung, ipenn
sic ,l1mer5ieber" ibre arbeit forfeit
aen spollen. I'm elm @ort Satber Gil
lis' 5u pariieren: 8ir tpiiroen gut
Daran tun 1lns flor all MAIDEN, bob
nonhe, Die mir rllmer5ieben" mol
len, eine before 8eligion, cine before
graiebung 1lnb einen beiieren Woral-
fooer baben als iene, oie 1850 in
slnerifa berrI6en. 9ie @runobaltnng
ieoer ipabren 8eforlnation iIt1nfht,
anoere reformieren, lonoern ii6 iel.
ber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29
zntfhlpn Krirg l.nh 8rirnrn
(Sortietuns bon Sette u

@ir iino fem Sreu,1o 6tpedloler De-
monltrationen. aber es lit iit,nlos, es
ben 9ertl6en 5ll peritbeln, 1penn lie
unter ltmgebune oes anItoBigen
~lleber alles" ~@inigteit 1lno Reht
unb Sreibeit" loben uls 8runolage
ser Serbunoenbeit bon @eit= uno Dit
1e1tl6lano. gtan iou iie rubig i'm
gen laiien, Iolange lie nidt Die rote
Snternationole linsen, 1,no ibnen sic
@ieoereinglieoerrng in Ole IoIferfa=
mile leifter MAIDEN ols oas 6isber
geiGab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29

P. @erpais @uenaro, ein gutter
aenner oes 81. Sanoes, lbreibt in
So groir':
sIIs sseius oen llntergang Seines
Golfes anfiinoigte, oas iib getpeigert
bate, Sbn nuf5unebmen, tDeinte Gr.
llnb eegenlpartig itebt Sirael erneut
on ben 8forten leiner alten Saupt-
itaot; am BON bieier 8efis 5u ergret<
fen. Safob itreitet ii6 erneut NIT ben
Sobnen Claus unb agars INN ben
8elit ienes 8ooens, oen er int Sabre
II perlaiien nluBte, oa ~oie Genera
tion gbriiti nod lebte" 3tpiiden oen
ier1itij9en 8riioern lit elm &anpf allf
2eben uno 500 entbrannt.
Inl6Blib nreiner letter. &eiie er.
flarte mir i'm Sabre 1887 bel meiner
anfunft in HalaIttna cine polnii6e
Siioin, Die auf Der Sorbonne gu Ha-
RIG it1biert bat: rDieies Wfal iperoen
mir Die &ananaer, Oie Soiue Dor fiinf-
unboreiBigbunoert Sabren beri6ont
bot, n1ber unter 0ie 2upe nebmen. /"
Canals Iabte id). Seute aber iinb,
abgeieben bon Samaria, nlIr nod tpe-
Mig Iraber i'm 2anoe. 8or elmer ilra-
elitilden Minoerbeit iino mebr ais
100000 BON ibnen geflii6tet uno le-
ben eng allianmengepferht in anoe.
rem 8ereiben. Seit 5tpei Sabren lit
oie itarf mitgenommene 81. Staot in
5lpei ber,netiih poneinanber getrenn=
te 3onen NIT 100000 suben in Der
Neuitabt 1lnb 10000 Mrabern in Der
sltitabt aeridnitten. Die uneinigen
Nationen idauen oen1 @an5en obn-
nld1tig 5lt. Sbr 8ertreter 8ernaootte
tpuroe erlnoroet, .l,nb beibe @egner
tpeisern iid, irgenoeinen @nti1luB all
treffen ober Ben Spruh zines Sdiebs-
geribtes anauerfennen. Man oarf lib
alio fragen: @er miro 1pobl Serr l1no
0eeiiter io1pobl oes Senrpels als aub
&albarias bleiben? 8ie miro oas
SdidlaI bieler beiligen unb 10 um-
Itrittenen Staot iein, INN sic 10 5db
gerungen tpirb?
Sir ieoen @ldubigen lit Seruialem
ser auBergetpobnli6e 3euse Ser g0tt-
liden Sffenbarung. 8iertauleno Sab
re iino oerfloiien, ieit auf Dem 8erge
Woria Der ge5iidte arm abrabams
innebielt Saulenb Sabre ipGter
puroe on bieier Stene Ser ein5ige M-
tar SsSiraels erri6tet. uno tpieber taa-
leno Sabre ipGter NOR es gbriitus,
ser auf einem anbern 8ergielien ge-
opfert tpur6e, Inn sic Meni1beit 5u
erloien, obne oaB Der angeflebte 8a-
ter Seinen @rm 5uriidgebalten bdtte.
als greifbares 3eifen bafiir b1eibt
oas &reu5 BON 8oIgatba.
slller Iugen iino allf biele ein5ig-
artige Stabt geri6tet. Ser sSube er.
gebt 1i6 BORT in einem biertauienbi1b>
rigen Eraltm, Der Mltielman ruff oa-
ielbit Nllab un6 ieinen Bropbeten an,
uno Der gbriIt iinft bier bon tiefIter
9nnfbarfeit erfiillt in oie &nie nieoer.
alle erihauern, tpenn 6as @ort 6es
RialmeS .LaethS sum" erflingt:
.3um @auie @ottes tpolen mir!
Babren6 Safob iln6 @ian ii1 in
einern apeiter an6auernoen Rannpf er-
pifprn f0rnprf nor Nnhff Aip NJf,r;ffpr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-29
1t1laun

2ie Ser. Staaten iiibrten am sSrei=
tas einell @egenldlog eesen Die
SideGo =Slotpafet 1lno i6loien oas
tiebediif)e 8eneralfoniulat in Gbi=
Ecdgo. Gs tpar sic Gergeltl,ng fir Oie
ShlieBung oes nmerifaniiben Snfor=
nlutionsbiiros in 8rog unb fir sic
BON Grag erbobene 5oroerung, baB
Ser 8reiie= =atta6e ser amerifanii6en
gotIbaft, Solepb &olaref, abberufen
iDerDe.
+ Staatsiefretdr 1ean sl6eion iagte
in elmer Breiiefonferen5 Sic 8rager
al: r8enn freie Snformationen fir
Feille totalitdre 3egierung gefGbrli6
Deroen, Damn lit oas ni6t Die S6ulo
Snformationsotenft ooer init ser
rSoice 3of ameriea" 1lno fiiste bin=
&esierung liege lin Streit init Ser
8abrbeit" uno nibt 10 iebr nit oem
Ser Ser. Staaten ODER bes amerifani-
iden Snformattonsbiiros ionoern oes
Gegines ielbIt." ...
3ie S6lieBung bes &oniulatS in
Chicago tpuroe in elmer i6arfen Hote
angefiinoigt, Die aud Die glnoeutung
entbielt, oaB 1peitere WaBnabmen fol=
gen 1peroen. Sic entbielt Die Sorber-
ung, oaB oas aoniulat bis gum 1.
Weai gel6loiien tperoe, rno be5eid)=
nete tie als veine Solee ser gadprii-
fung Der Sdtigfeit aller tibehii6en
8eamten in oiel 2ano".
Die biplomatii6en 8e5iebungen
nit Erag baben nun oenielben Sief-
Itano erreibt, 1pie in BEN meiIten rui-
lii6en GaiaaenItaaten ieit einem
Sabr. Otit 8ulgarien 1puroen sic 8es
5iebungen gan5 abeebrohen. Sn &u=
mdnien iuurben amerifaniibe Snfor=
mationsbiiros gel6lolien. BGile fir
Jfeilen naf) 8ulgarien uno llngarn
meroen nidt mebr ausgelteat.
..u} 4gr"
Senator 8berrp BON Nebrasfa, ser
0tinoritGtsfiibrer, oerlangte leste
8ode, oab Ser ameritaniide So6=
tommiiiar Sobn S. McGlop aus
Gelltiblanb nod 8aibington fonune,
I'M Dem &ongreB einen neuen 8eri6t
iiber sic slbpradung oel1ti6er Sabri!
fen al unterbreiten. gr mari tbm Dor,
er babe sic 5atiade oerbeimlibt, oaB
oie Semontage audi iest nod in gro-
Bem llmfang 1peiter gebt, uno iagte
in ieinem an Wtcglop geri6teten
8rief: ~gs lit idper, ST. WcGlop,
ii6 ser S6luBfolgerung 5u entsieben,
oaB oieie Hegierung Sen uripriingli-
den Morgentbau-Blan fir sic Ser
ni6tltng bon 9el1tidlanos frieblibem
S1louitriepotential uufgegeben bat,
obtuobl bie Ser. Staten oielen Blan
offentlif 5uriidgelpielen baben."
0berrps 8rief NOR ser lebte elmer
Reibe 0ffentliher Ansriffe gegen oie
slominiitration i'm 3uianmenbans
NIT oem 3emontageprogramm, oas
auf Ser Botsoamer &onferen5 feitge-
legt lpuroe. Die republifanii6en Sc
natoren Senner (SnoianaD uno
Bridges (Help Sampibire) batten
oas idon porber in Ser i6arfiten
WeiIe getan unb gegen bie Sortieb-
ung ser Gemontase Brotelt erboben,
na6oem bie &egierl1ng bie 3uii6er-
ung aegeben batte, baB Ser 9lan Ell.
ner @epiiion llnter5ogen aperoen ioG.
I rrsg
: gerteioisunssiefretdr Sobnion Der.
iiderte am Sanstag, oie Ser. Staa.
ten hiittpn Sic Ser5tpII1inu np1er @nf=
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Kiser Ldke Club
Pldns Fishing Contest

Union County fishermen are
eligible to enter a contest being
sponsored by the KiSer L a k e
Sportsmen Club at st. Paris.
Prizes are being offered for the
largest northern pike, bluegill,
crappie, channel cat, vale y e
pike, blue cat, bass, and carp
taken from the lake this summer.
In all, 10 prizes will be given.
In addition to the ones for the
longest fish of the above men
toned species, there will be two
special prizes. They include a
tackle box to the party catching
the greatest number of bass 10
inches or over and a casting rod,
reel and line to the fish judged
the best overall speciman of all
species.
The fish are to be caught be-
tween May l and Nov. l and will
be measured by authorized par
ties at either of the two boat
houses at KiSer Lake.
To reach the lake, take Route
36 to the traffic light at st. Paris
and turn right. The lake is only
a short distance from the town.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Softbull Comes
To Begin on Monday

Opening games in the Marys-
vile Summer Softball Leagues
will be played Monday evening
on Memorial Field. In the open
ing game Scots will meet the
Trinity Lutheran team in the B
league. Western Auto will tangle
with The Rainbow Bar in the A
League game.
No seasons schedule has been
drawn up as yet as the leagues
are still one team short. Latest
addition to the B league is the
Eljer team composed of employ
ees of the H. B. Salter Company.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Program Completed
For M.H.S. Alumni
Reception on MuY rs

Program of the annual recep-
ton of the Marysville High
School Alumni Association for
members of the graduating class
has been completed, Ralph Fox,
president of the Association, an
nounced today.
Address of welcome will be
given by Glenn Grigsby, a gradu-
ate of Marysville High School
in the class of 1885. Response will
be by William Boyd. Several
dance numbers will be presented
by Mrs. Frieda Clifford and her
dancing pupils, there will be
readings by Miss Dorothy Cole
man and vocal solos by Mrs. Judy
Kingsmore Grannis.
Dancing will begin promptly at
8 p. m. and last until IL. Music
will be by Mac Tooill and his or
chestra, of Columbus. The pro-
gram itself will begin at $50 o.
m.
The reception will be held May
26 in the High School gymnasium.
All Marysville High School
graduates and their out-of- town
guests beyond high school age
may attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Redwood Track
Team is Third

Richwood's thinclads finished
in tie for third place in the Ada
night relays held Tuesday eve
ming Twelve class B teams, most
of them from northern Ohio,
were entered in the meet.
Although the Tigers bro d
jump team was hard hit when
Austin failed to make a Jump
without fouling, they managed
to place fifth on the strength of
the 38 ft, 3 in. total of Blue and
Stanley Rush. The high jump
team, which placed second in the
Wesleyan Relays, was again sec
ond with a total of Is fl. 10 inch
eS.
The Tigers placed fifth in both
the shot put and the discus throw
to round out the field events. On
the cinders they were third in
the $50 relay, third in the 44O re-
lay, second in mile relay, two
mile relay, and shuttle hurdles.
Although they did not have a
team entered in the pole vault,
Arty Fields took individual hon
ors with height of 10 feet three
inches.
Final placings were as follows:
Clyde 48, Ada 43, Redwood "a,
Millersport "a, Spenserville 10,
Delphos St. John 3, Huntsville 5,
Union Township 3, and Lafayette
|. The other teams failed to score.
Next, and final meet for Rich
wood before the district on May
20, is on Wednesday when the
Tigers travel to Marion Harding
for a duel meet
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Wutkins Loses In
District Tourndment
To Cordington Nine

Loose filding caused Watkins
to drop their second district tourn-
ament game to Cardington Mon
day by 1876 score. The Mill
creek lads made 10 errors as the
winners were able to put unearn-
ed runs across the plate almost at
will.
Don Greene started the game
with two days rest and was re-
lieved by his younger brother
Weldon in the third inning. They
gave up eight hits while Watkins
was getting seven.
Louis Wood, Watkins coach,
said that Cardington was inferior,
in his oppinion to Union, Local,
co-champS with Watkins in this
county, and that it was their own
mistakes that cost the ball game.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Fishing Laws For
1850 Adopted

The Ohio Wildlife Council has
officially adopted fishing rules
and regulations for the 1850 sea-
son
There will be even less re-
StrictionS on fishermen this year
than last when the Council open
ed 26 lakes to liberalized fishing.
More than 100 lakes and seven
streams will be open to liberaliz-
ed regulations of no closed sea-
sons, minimum legal lengths and
bag limits. Anglers may fish any
time and may keep all they catch
regardless of size or number on
nearly go state-owned lakes and
100 lakes and ponds not owned
by the state but under free pub-
lie fishing agreement.
In addition, the Council ap-
proved opening one stream and
its tributaries, in each of the sew
en- wildlife conservation. districts
to liberalized fishing. These in
clude Riley Creek in the north
western district; Vermilion River
in the north central district;
Beaver Creek in the north east
ern district; Salt Creek in the
east central district; Big Walnut
Creek in central Ohio, excepting
Black Lick and Alum Creeks;
Little East Fork of the Little Mi
ami River in southwestern Ohio
and Shade River in the southern
Ohio district.
This will mark the 9th year of
the liberalized fishing experiment
in Ohio to determine whether or
not unrestricted fishing has any
harmful effetcs on fish popula-
tionS.
Possession limit for live wild
bait minnoWS was increased
from SO to 100. No changes were
made in the bag limits, seasons
and legal lengths for those waters
not included in the experiment.