davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

llng iib ibm 5utpenbet. Sd erblide
oartn cine Der groBten @efabren unb
cine Der bal1ptld6liditen Shmierigz
feiten, cine Bolitif 5u fiibren, Die oas
@obl oes ein5elnen tpie oas 8obl
Ser @elamtbeit uno Die 8oblfabrt
aler S0lter nlS oberite Rihtl6nur
lbres Sanoelns ni6t nur propagiert,
1onoern alth oementlpre6enb bun-
6elt."
Sic 2lQiierte Sohe &onllniiion in
Eeutfluno fat oie frun5oiiide He-
gierllng .erIu6t, i'm Hamen Der orei
oIliicrten WGhte ourh oen fron5oii-
lden gotlfafter IN Eolen gegen oic
Gntmelhung oeutiher Jrieobofe 81
proteItleren. 9lnlaB 5u oieiem Shritt
mar eln Shrcibcn BON 9lnoestan5=
Ter Or. NOcnauer an Die Sobe &ont-
mlllion, in gceigneter @eiIe bel ser
polnlldcn Rc9lerllng gegen Die @rub-
ld)1noltngen in ben geraubtpn oeltt
l6en Sltgcbleten 5ll proteltleren unh
'olpelt nod moglid) 81 uerhinoern.
Ter glmoesfanjler bate in leinem
S6rclben uuf einen 8eriht oe5 Sen~
oera in @arltnu bingelpielen. Sn Sic
lem 8erid)t mar mitgeteilt norOen,
ouB ourd Geriiigung oes polnilfen
SnnenlllnlIterillms yole Don oen
oclttlhen Groberern ungelegten Irieb=
bofe en09itltlg beleitigt uno entlpre.
deno Den ortlihen Grforoernillen
nlbbrlngenO DermenOet 1ueroen lol=
len" Ser 9criht luar oom 9l6b0r=
0ienlt ser ,Stimmc Der &ertriebenen
alfgefan9cn llno peroffentIidt NOR
Den. sluIgruno ser Ser0ffentlidlmQ
in Oieler Selnlatoertriebenens 3ettllng
bnttc sic 1Sroftion ser v1Srcien &c.
mofrotil6en Yortei" i'm 8unoc3tug
erlltd)t entlpre6enoe Shritte 81 IN.
ternebmen. 8ie 0ie ,Stinlme ser
GertrIebcncn' bcriftet, puroen pom
fran5oliIdcn &onl1lot oie gngoben
beltatigt unO in oielem 3ulumn1en-
bang olti Ous Sdifiul oes oel,tIhen
,Srieoboiea in Gon5ig-&ongfubr bin
geluieien @ic 0eimotpertriebene be.
ridDtetCn, lino ou6 in SIt-EreuBen
@clt ErcltBen, Eonlneru, Glt=8run-
OcnburQ. ShleIien lmO i'm @eihIel-
lno @artbclanO biele oeutlt)e Sra
Der -- gan5 9leiC) lpel6er &onfeIlion
-- Dem GrOboOcn gleihgemadt NOR
bcn. Sn Stcttin befinoet lid, beltte
nli eincm chcmaligeu SSrieohoI ein
Runmelplub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

eine unermeBlide 2eere 5llriiflaiien,
Ole nidt ausaefiillt tperoen fann.
8iro uns Damn iiberbaupt nod
cine Stimme iibrigbleiben, Die unlere
lleber5eugung gum Iusorud bringt
unb uniere 5reibeit perteioigt? 8er.
oen mir Damn nod cine Stimme
baben, oie uns untertpeiIt uno uns
nah oben siebt, oie uns unterri6tet
lno formt? 8erben mir nod etne
Stimme baben, Inn oie 8orte olts5u=
lprehen uno INNER bon neuem gu
nieoerbolen, bie uns frei naden lrno
uns retten: @abrbeit unb 2iebe2
Die slntlport barauf iiberlaiien mir
ererm 8elptnen!
8 dol 8 beus
bon Sarbes uno Souroes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

Observation-Disclosures, aber I'M
groBen uno eansen bdlt Die &oali-
tion 5uiammen uno bat iid gut be-
ipGbrt. gs gibt oa i'm beutigen @ien
Staotsm1nner, bon benen man min.
iden niir0e, oaB lie ni6t einen penig
beadteten &leinlt ltaat regierten, ion=
bern oie bas Sormat bdtten, groBere
unO ma6tigere Staoten bur6 Sic
Struoel unierer 3eit 81 lteuern. Oas
gilt ppr allem au6 bon oem IuBens
niniiter @ruber. oeiien Name beltte
lhon melt iiber oie 2anoesgren5en
binaus etnen gllten Slang bat.
slber ollb cine tattrGftige CUTE 8e-
gierung fann 11i6t 5oll6ern. Die otter
reihilde @irtl6aft rubt nidt a1f 10
lioen @runolagen, ionoern muB ltun=
Sig miiblelig baluncieren, Inn ni6t
5u 5erbre6en. Der Warlbau-Slan bot
bier, ipie ulf anoerslpo, piel gtut=
gen geltiftet (nan 1pagt ni6t alls5u=
oenfen, pie es beute obne i'm aus
| iGbeD, - ober Selterreih lit, neben
8riebenlano, Oas ein5ige 2ano Git
ropos, fir Sas sic Moribaa- -Blan=
Silfe nod niht fir beenOet ertldrt
ooer lpenigItens erbeblid) reousiert
meroen fonnte, lonoern beilen @ie=
oeraufbau immer nod peitere ane,
rifonilhe areoitleiItl1ngen brallAt
Sic internationalen acknowledgements
gen baben audi in SeIterrei6 81 Ell,
ner gefGbrlihen Snflotion gefiibrt
lno Die Itaatlihen 2obnpreisobfon,
men, oie Oas nirtldaftlidbe @leif-
geWidt i'm 2anOe ii6ern lollen, ml,B=
ten ldon fiinflnal melt formllliert unN
neu utsbalanciert Deroen. Sabrelang
bat Seiterrei6 eine rieiige 9ln5abl
displaced Berlons" uno Sitfliidt.
linge erbulten miiiieu, bis ollnGblid
9lusmunoerung unO io5ialc &onloli.
oierung bulfen, oiele 8iirOe 81 er,
lei6tcrn, uno iabrclang bat ei11
bon oen ruiiiihen 8eborOen mobl,
moaeno geforoerter Sdlei6bonoel
ourb 8ien binolrf) gelpilie triegS,
mi6tige @aren (augelluger, Snoll.
Itrieoiomunten, YrG5iiionsgerGte, op.
tiihe Artifel II. oglD ppnl Neiten mad
ocm Often perfollIt, mos lomobl sic
oiterrei6iIcbe 3ablungsbilan5 als
al6 Den gl.ten 9fui Ser 0lterreidi'
ihen Gaufleute erbeblid) lbdoigte
@s Ibeint iiG in oieier ~Soinli6t eini,
geS gednocrt 81 baben, llno Scr an:
lhpelenoe 5renoenperfcbr I'M 9l,
pen9ebiet oiirfte fir Sic Gepiienbe,
It0noe ser olterreibiihcn Stootsfali(
redt beilinme 6olgen bobcu, - trob.
bem fann man bon SeIterreid), i'm
@egeniab 81 manhcn anocren Staa
ten @elt=Guropus, nod lunglt nid1
lagen OaB es viiber oen Berg" lit
@lan5enOe Sbeaterlpielc mb fremo,
lihe @elaiienbeit ouf Sen 8elidtern
Der Wenl6en fonnen niht Oariibe,
characterization, oaB nod nuf Sabre
binuus NeIterreih ein 2nno Sc;
grauen, lfneren, problenrei6en uni
Observation-Disclosures alltags iein miro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
Elm Bifrhnfsmnrt iihrr
Dir Hrp11p

Wenn ser Wenih ni6t abtgibt
enOet er in ser pouigen @eoontell,
loligfeit. 9lnoere oenfen fiir i'm. llnG
in fleinen Goien miro ibm ean5 I'M.
auffGllig Sag fiir Gag Onrd sic Sci,
tl1ng, oie Silmleiulpnno uno oer
Hh1nofmt ser Sim bieies Gentens
aufge5pungen. gr nilnnt tuum mebr
mabr, lpie lein cigenea Seim per9e=
Daltigt miro. ltno ieine Menl6ens
rpiirDe leioet nod niht einlnal bar=
lnter, oenn lebten gnoes miro CT bn,
binfommen, oaB er Sen ibm bon
alben aufge5lpllngeneu @eOanfen=
gang 5u Ieinem eigenen madt
Ile Yrelle in cine ser It1rflten
UfGfte, Die es iiberbal&pt gibt. Sic
oringt iiberall ollrh unb formt oen
Weniben nuh ibrem 8ilOe I'M.
ollie Meni6 den leien in lnieren
Sugen: 5uballle, auf Der StraBe, in
Sen @altitdtten, auf Sen 8abnbofen,
in oen 3iigen unb 9lutobuiien. Ger
Bauersmunn lielt bel Der Holt bon Ser
9lrbeit nno Ser 9lrbeiter Dor nnb nad)
leinen Sobriflhlnoen. Selblt Die &in=
Ser peri6lingen ocn ,Snbolt Der Sllu=
|ltrierten uno Die gltern lino auh nod
Ser Weinung, nirflib gelheite Sin.
Der lbr elgen 81 nennen.
8eil eben aQe Wenlben lelen, be-
iist Die Breiie oieie l1ngebeure Ma6t
Man lit Der Meni6 ieiner 3eitllng
gi6t MIR, oaB man 10 oenft, 1pie Die
cIgene 3cltllng es einenl porl6reibt,
ionoern - lnO oos lit nod idlim=
mer - Ous eigene Genfen miro gans
ourd Die 3eitl1ns seformt. ginem ge=
orudtent Cert miro cine unfeblbure
autoritat beigen1eiien, 10 iebr man
ou6 Ser Breiie 81 mibtrauen porgibt.
Sieier erlangt cine lnabdnoerli6e
@iiltigfeit. Man lagt: u9as lit 1pobr
uno Sen 8elueis babe i6 in Der 9anb,
neil meine 3eitung es gebradt bat!"
Sic ourh Ole Ereiie erfolgte Ser
giftuns lit ebenio ihdolid mie tief,
sebeno, neil iie Sen Meniben oabin
bringt, 81 iagen: Sic 3eitllns oenft
10, lpie id) oenfe." Sn 8irflibfeit
oenft er 10, pie feline 3eitllng es ibm
beibringt."
Sebes 8olf bat sic Breiie, Sic es
peroient. Benn lth bic &atbolifen
ni6t sic erforberli6e Selbitoil3iplin
auferlegen, Damn 1peroen sic fatbo,
liIden 3eitllngen perlhipinben unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

z h IAN. 8ci Dem &aufmann
ElantIdler lit Ser 8erihtsoou5ieber
qeluclcll. I'm Dor oen Nahburn niht
ben &erOat)t nuTtommen 5u laIIen,
ala Ob OieIer 9eIhaftlid bel ihm 81
tun gebabt bate, 0ffnet Serr Ylant
'her, nud0em Ser 0tann oeS @eIetes
ltt entfernt bat, bos Senlter uno ruft
ibn1 nod): ~S6Gnen @rltB an Sic
Trnr 8cn1abIin, Serr 9oberntnnn -
utd) al Die &inoer; lno lpenn Sic
mol pie0cr in bie 9tdbe fommen, per
gellen Sie nidt bel mir ein5ltfebren."
%cruntmortung. 2ebrerin:
~Sebt babe id) elt6 allo an Sano non
geilpielcn erflGrt mas ,Serantpur-
tllnQ' beoclltct &unn mir MN elmer
lclbIt Elm nellca 9eiipiel geben?"
Mor: ~>Sn, Frollein. Nile meinc
&olcnfnopIc bis ollf eincn lino mir
abgeqongen. Nrn trdgt Oieler cine
&nopT Nlc 9an5c Terunt1portung"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

elmer tiefergegriinoeten gtbif oas
af5eleran5problem cine srube &oue.
SIMMER mieber Itellen Die 8ipdo-
logon felt, bob in ben lesten Sabren
cine Goroerlegung Ser pbpiiologi=
iden Reife Soub in Sono eebt nit
elmer Ser5ogerung ser geiitig-ittt-
liden &eife, 10 oab bel adt5ebn- bis
nel,n5ebnidbrigen illngen Wtenlben
gntgleilltngen beobadtet 1peroen, sic
friiber fir bos sllter ser gier3ebn-
biz iSiinf5ebni0bri9en tppiib uoreu. !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
Fun, Tr1fr npH KIniu-
tun,s Uhritfi

50, Sd bin ein &onig; aber Wein
Heid lit nidt bon oieier @elt!" 8as
iino bie &eide Der 8elt, uno Denn
es aub sic mGbtigIten ndren, gegell
oas aonigtltm gbrtlti! Sir 10 ntele
fam einmal ser Sag, oa man BON
ibnen iagen fonnte: Ruinen bon erlo.
ihcnem 8lanje.
@ir baben es ia erlebt, 1pie alte
&uiler. uno &onigstronen in ben
Stoub roaten, lpie Sbrone 5lllan=
nenbrahell, Fei6e 5ertrilmmert nur-
ocn, bon oenen mun gelllngen batte,
lie miiroen tauleno Sabre Iteben.
Sic waren eben nllr Menl0enmert
uno Meni6enluerfe iino perg6nglid,
lpie alles bier auf groen. Iber Iollten
urf) alle Heife ser @elt einnul Der
lchminOen, oas &onigtlm Gbriiti
bleibt. Gr bat I'M &f llm Seinen
Sbron fein anoeres 8lut pergpllen,
ul5 Sein eigenes beiligItes 9Iut. ltno
10 Iteht Scin &onigstitel iiber ieoem
&reu5; oenu Oieles lit Sein Sbron
lno Dor oielem Sbrone miilien lid
oQe 9erridber ser @elt, oue iroil6en
Sleger uno Die &nic aller Wenl6en,
uud uQer Seiner SeinOe, einmul bel,,
gen. So lal1tet ia Elm groBes. itol5es
uno fonigli6es 8ort ser S6rift:
~Seinea Heihea miro fcin gnoe
lein!"
GbriIn.a lit ser aonig ser Ser5en
l1no Elm ieoer muB lih nit Sbm aus
cinanoerietcn in 2iebe oocr in Sab.
"a mir nod fleine &inoer porell,
BADEN un5 l6on &ater uno SHUTTER in
Oen 0ienIt oieles b06Iten &0nigs ge=
lteut. glls grltfonmunifanten baben
mir Sbm nit better &inoerItinlme
Srclte gclobt uno bel Sen brenncnoen
@ihtcrn IN unIereu 01noen gerllfen:
~@ir gcloben cs."
9&le ltcht 6 MIN hellte nit un2?
Gicncn mir &bm nod immCr 10 frelt=
Big, lit Gr nod intmcr Der &onig I'M.
lcrer Mcr5en? Gbrlitlla. ser &0nig
fat ein Eeht 0urauf Gr hot es NIT
Sclncm &reuje peroient Gr lit uud)
Titr cinen ieoen BON uns, oh Jung ooer
alt, ser bette 2ehrcr ltno WeiIter: Gr
lit ein Weiitrr i'm 2ebrel, ein Meiiter
i'm Gienen, Elm Meilter I'M Selfen, ein
WfciIter i'm @ebcn, Elm DteiIter i'm
SeiOen, ein MeiIter i'm Sterben. Gr
lou ul6 ser beilige &onig elmer ie=
ben camille un0 @emeinI6nft lCln!
llno Gr lit ein @crridcr poa Ireue.
gSie oft babcn mir Oen Wtcnid)en per
trullt lmb bnben ln3 an ibnen &C.
irrt. Gr hnt INNER sic Srcue qebalz
ten. auh Denn mir >Sbm in sen oltn-
flen Stunocn Scr Silnoc intreu ge,
mor0en limo.
Elellcidt bringt sic 3ufltnft unS
nod redt Sdpcres, uleIleidt cine
&runfbcit, oic nonotclnng auf un5
mo unlcrcm &nrle lnltCt, pieucid)t
pcinigt rna 9lugIt mto Grauer I'M
cincn &erirrtCn, piclleid)t sic Snrge
I'M Dos tuglic)e @rot, pieIleid)t cine
Sotenbabre, ein frilhc2 G5rob llno
elm &reltjlein oarallf nit einem llnS
10 teuren 9tamcn, oOcr ctn nod ictlpc=
rcrcs Seio. Ser cwig trillmphicrenoc
Ionig, "Ocnl ullc lcben", Bel hcm uld)
nniere Gotten ruben uno gliitlic) ge-
bergen linO, ser fem Sternlein am
Sinnnel III sic SIRE panOern ldbt,
lonocrn lie nlle fiibrt. Dic Elm 0irt
lclne SerOr, Gr miro aud, lna 10
fiibren in Sciucr lncnoIihen @iebe
rno Sreue. SSbm ei gbre umo 2iebe,
Sreltc un0 Ianf in gpigfeit,
K X
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27

poli3ei idifen sic @Gbler in iiber-
ipdltiaenber Mebrheit nihtfommlni=
itiihe 8ertreter in ben @iener Natio.
nalrat ODER Die 0rtliben &atbduier,
ltimmen Die Irbeiter in oen 8etriez
ben fommltniltii6e 8etriebsratsfan=
oiOaten nieoer, gebt sic Iuflage Der
fiinltlih gebaltenen fommuniltiiben
3eitlngen taglib 5ltriid, gdbnen font
muniitilde 8ablperiommlungen in
per5meifelter 2eere.
Gas lit cine erItaunli6e lmb ein-
malige Situation; aber es fommt no.
tiirlid aud oft 81 Spannlingen ,tnb
3DilbenfGllen. Wenl6en. perl6lpin-
Sen lpurlos, SelepbongeiprGbe mer-
ben iiberlpadt, Selegramme uno
8riefe elmer 3enlur lnterDorfen,
INNER nod mie unmittelbar nod
4rieeSenoe, mo- Die Boit5enll,r allges
mein mar uno aus erfldrli6en 81
ferbeitsgriinben alId bon Sen melt
liden aniierten ausgeiibt puroe;
aber biele baben tie natiirlid) liingli
Dieoer abgeldafft. llno, ppr allent,
Die GuIien fontrouieren INNER nod
, Die Oonal,=Sdiffabrt, Die 3iltersoor.
fer Betroleumql1ellen uno eine Mns
sail in ibrer Gone gelegene 5abri=
fen, bie ruiiiibes Stuotseigentllm ge.
moroen tno, altsi6lieBlid fiir Die
Ruilen arbeiten uno niht einmal
Steuern an Sic oIterreidilhe Stoats.
folie 5ablen.
Sic ruiiiide 8eiatung laitet ibmer
allf Dem iungen olterreidil6en Staat
au6 ipenn iie nidt Oas 2anb 10 pol.
lig in alpei Seile geriiien bot iuie in
0eutldlnno. Gab oia Gerbdltuiilc
nidt nod piel briidenoer ltno, Oaf
inmer nod alles in Selterreid} rela.
tip gut funftioniert,: Die einbeit bes
2onoes erbalten geblieben lit unO oie
Brin5ipien Ger freibeitli6 =oemotrati
i6en Gerfaiirng oes 2onoeS iibera0
audi in Der ruiiil6en Gone relpcftlert
neroen, - oaS lit, in err ter 9inie
oaS 8erbieni It ser regierenoen Staats:
minner oes flcineu 2Gnodcns. Se:
Iterreid) erfreut iid innenpolitii6 Ell:
ner 10 groBen Stobilitit, 1lno sic Re.
gierune lit 10 gei6idt l1no genieBt ir
groBeS slnleben, ooB sic i6limmiter
aataltropben INNER nod perlnieoer
uno oas Stauts ld)iff6en il1lncr nod
flott gebalten peroeu fonnte. 9lui ser
500 oes StaatsprGltoenten &orl &e1,:
ner folgte in oielem iSriibiabr, gum
erIten Wale in Ser 8elhid)te oe:
2anoes in aagemeinen @ablen ge.
D1blt, Der bisberiae 8iirgermeiltel
mcpon 8ien, Ibeooor &orncr (ni61
MIR Elm Ramenspetter, ionoern o,1f
elm entfernter go6fomme beS glei6.
numigen beutifen 9ibters), - unf
bieler neue Staatshef meiB sic Ilt
toritdt leines slmtes mobl 5u lpabren
Pin Ser Spite Ser Hegierl,ng ltebt
unllnterbroden ieit oem 9sopembel
1916, 8unoesfan5ler 9eopolb sSigl
umgeben BON einem &abinett, oas
slusori1d oes politilden arafteper.
biltnilies i'm 2anOe lit, namlib Ser
aoalition 5lpiiben ser ~Solfsportei
(driItlid,=bemofratild) nno oen So.
5ialiiten (So5ialoemofraten) sic 3ll;
iamlnen eine ltarfe Mebrbeit bes Sol.
fes binter .iih baben. gs gibt geipif
5pii6en SEN beioen &oolitiouspart
nern eelegentlibe 9feiblmgen ooer
.-rf-....
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
Rrfnluttnnrm hrr gh. 6pnp-
raluerfammlung hps Nath.
Central Hrrpins
lin Htttshurnh. pa.

Sic beioen letten Nbihnitte Ser in
Bittsburgb angenonmenen Grtlirlln-
gen lino 5luei beroienten .Wt0nnern
gelulomet, Gr5bilchof u. s. Wuen6
lno Itreftor =. IS. &enfel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-27
9Rrnttthtrs

Iaa iiiritlihc Saua Shurn uno
Suria bcnbiittlgt, oaa lp0hrcno Ser
Standardization 1905 tGuIlih crppr.
bcnc Sd)IoG Eriifenilg nit Der biItos
rllden @ird)c Dieoer Dem 8cncolftls
ncrorocn jurilf5ugcben Eriifeniug
lou jm6dIt nla Siliale Der 9lbtei
Wtetten errihtct lperOen. Ser ncln-
MISUNDERSTANDING Sobn oca 1SitrIten
Gilbert pon Shuru lnh Snria, Erin5
Wnr emanuel, gehort Dem 9eneoif~
tincrproen an lnN cmpIing 1880 oic
EricItcrlpcihr.
9luf oen &ongreB Der Snternutio
nalcn Gerciniglmg Gbriitlic)er Sor-
telen IN 9no ems nonnte ser ocllts
lhe 8unbcsfon5ler Or. Ioenaucr sic
nateriuliltilhe 2eben5altffnllllng IN
Der brclten Mulie ons @nuptiibel rno
oie groEte 8efnbr llnlercr 3eit. @0rt=
lid lagte Gr. Noenauer II. a.: vMtir
lheint oub III alien 21nbcrn cine
moroliibc Grfrantl1ng Die @ur5el
aller llnoronlmg lit, lnb 5por oos
Gorberrl6en Der lnaterialiltilben
Ginltelllna. Siclleidt ooer iogar il
der fomnlt ibrc moterioliltiIbe Gin.
Itellung uiclcn nid)t reft gum 9e-
luuBtlein. Gua 1uOert ober nidts an
Ser SatIahc, ooB iic nlf oas mirtz
ldaItll6e unb pulitiibe 2eben Itarf
einluirft Sicie moterioliltii6e Giu-
itellun9 lit 5uni Sell cine &riegsfolge,
gum Sell berllbt lie uuf elmer iiber.
triebcnen Sphid)asltng Ser Sednif.
gs lit belncrtenslpert, baB, ndbrenb
Oie 8iiienidait, insbeionoere Sic
Ybpiit, lid bonn Materialismus, Dem
lie Sabr5ebnte gebuloiat bat, abge-
peuoet bat, bas @ros ser 9ep0lfers
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25
SENATOR STRESSES NEED FOR VALLEY COAL DEVELOPMENT

Development of coal mines in the Matanuska Valley is highly important to help meet defense and industrial needs under the present emergency.
 That was the statement today of Edward F. Riley, of Seattle, Washington state senator.
 Riley is not new to Alaska. His father was a sourdough and Riley first came to Palmer in 1886. h. cidentally the Seattle business of which he is vice-president, is named the Palmer Supply Co.,, plumbing, heating and industrial supplies.
 A member of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce, Alaska com mittee, Riley is in the Territory for a month partly vacation, mostly contracting my business ln- terests here," he said. His first matter of business was to make a tour with Bureau ot Mines representatives of proper ties which are operating or which are potential active producers n this area.
 Produce Demands
 Riley urged stepped-up produc' ton of all kinds in the Matanusks Valley, agricultural as well aS mining.
 A crisis might develop in which the Valley not only would have te
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25
CHUCIAK NEWS

Chugiak Boy Scout troop held its investure ceremonies May 15. The Rev. Craig delivered the in- vocation and Dale Briggs wei comed and introduced the com mitteemen.
 Spenard troop invested the Tenderfoot scouts. Tenderfoot awards were made by Vernon Haik. Miniature badges were presented to mothers by the Ten derfoot scouts.
 The troop gave a demonstration on the meaning of the Boy Scout badge. Patrol leaders awards were made by Charles Le Doux, IT,, scoutmaster and assistant scoutmaster awards were pre- sented to Le Doux and Roger Ball by Haik.
 Leslie Fetrow, president of the Chugiak Community Club, wei comed the scout troop as part ot the community program and tok- en awards of neckerchiefs were given by Mrs. Vernon Haik fo1 the Chugiak Homemakers' Club The benediction was given by the Rev. Craig.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25
PoImer Teachers PIun Vacations; Return In Foil

Teachers of Palmer Incorporat- ed School are off around the world for vacations, but most of them plan to return to Palmer when the fall term opens.
 Virginia Carle, 7th and 9th grade teacher, planned to sail on May g from New York, flying out to catch the De Grasse for Le Havre-then Paris-seeing England-meeting friends whom she had known at Princeton Theological Seminary.
 Betty Kreutz, teaching first grade, who halls from Giltner, Neb., is going to see more of AL aska before she takes trip home. Might look in on Chehalis, Wash, where she spent a vacation and has many friends.
 Barbara Remple, who teaches 3rd grade, is off in early June to Ontario, Calif., where she taught several years; then to Minneap- oils. her home town, then back to Alaska for fishing and berry pick ing.
 Enittne Smith, 9th grade and high school physical education teacher, home town Cleveland, O., will spend her summer see ing Alaska"
 Shirley Critics, daughter of Sen, and Mrs. R. H. Greeley, will visit in Denver then to Nebraska and back to Palmer.
 William w. Elliott, elementary school principal, home town Jer- sey City, N. J., planned to leave by boat May A for Seattle. Ther down the coast to visit friends down to Mexico, doubling back through Denver, the Grand Can yon, Salt Lake, thence to Jersey City and back to Palmer in th' fall.
 Gottfried Stephan, grade teacher, will work this summe with the Alaska Road Commls sion. He likes Palmer and plan to stay here. :.
 Charles D. Ercegovich vii work as chemist in the quality o
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

supply it's own food needs but where it would be called upon for au-out military requirements, he said.
 i've been interested in the bids which Matanuska Valley farmers have received from the army for produce" he said. That's tangi- ble proof of what the Valley, even with it's short growing season, can do."
 Riley said he will make a re- port of his surveys to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
 q would like to have business men and industrialists and possl- ble investors in the States know more about this part of the Terri tory and it's potentialities and as- sets," he declared.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25
Valley Frontiersman
BETA SIGMA PHI

Mrs. Marive Laird was elected treasurer of Beta Sigma Phi at the meeting held May 21 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Anderson.
 Following the business meet ing, a cultural program, Poetry" was presented by Mrs. Bonnie Bettine. Mrs. Alice Snodgrass lead a discussion on civilian de- fense.
 Members will be notified of the next meeting place by card, Mrs. Blanche Ryan said. Plans now call for Rusty Dow, guest speak CT, and movies by the New combes.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

Calvin S. ,Frankenfield, super intendent of schools at Allentown, Penna., was a recent Washington, D. C., visitor. MT. and Mrs Frankenfield expect to drive to Haines the middle of June and will visit Mrs. Frankenfield's sis ter and brother-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Henry Green, in Juneau.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

Great Books Discussion group have changed their meeting dates to the last Sunday of each month during June, July, August and September.
 Meetings will continue to be held at the Charles Wilson home.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

water branch of U. S. Geological Survey. Says he ''loves Alaska too much to leave"
 William T. Zahradnicek, super intendent, said his summer is go- ing to be extremely busy, order ing materials, working on the need for more classrooms, setting up curricula and handling other essential school business. His va cation will be spent in the Terri tory, and probably right here, he said,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-04
10000 To Attend Quinn
College Anniversary

WACO, Texas - (ANP) -
More than 10000 delegates and
visitors are expected to attend the
18TH anniversary of Paul Quinn
college Aug. 1919, it was an
nounced last week. The obser-
vance will be held in connection
with the annual state congress Of
the African Methodist Episcopal
church.
Established in 1872 by church
leaders of the Texas district, this
oldest of Negro colleges in Texas
is still under the auspices of the
anne church. DR.. Sherman L.
Greene Jr. is president, and Bis
hop Joseph Gomez is the chan
cellor.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-04
ARE PLAYERS,
JUMPS GANGING
ROBINSON

What are the troubles that have
made Jackie Robinson the most
controversial figure in baseball
today? Reviewing the history of
Jackie'S career in major league
baseball, Al White in the Septem-
Der issue of Our World magazine
writes that pitchers throwing fast
balls at his head and runners
needlesSly spiking him have caus-
ed Jackie to become a marked
man.
In a sports feature, care They
Ganging Up On Jackie" the au-
thor points out that Robinson has
made the grade as a big Lacquer
and feels he "has the right to
beef" when he feels things are
wrong. This contention is shared
by his teammate Peewee Reese
who says ''he's got a right to
think he's good because he is
good"
Unlike other Negro players who
followed him, Robinson was
brought into the majors under
stiff conditions. One of them was
his promise to the then Brooklyn
DOdger prexy Branch Hickey that
he wouldn't argue too strenuous
ly against bad balls or plays call
ed against him. This year he
threw off the shackles that
bound him and is exercising his
right to kick like any other play
err.
While National League presi-
dent Ford Prick admonished
Jackie about popping off against
umpires, he failed to mention the
dust off pitches thrown by Giant
pitcher Sal Maglie at Jackie dur
ing one of their games. Noted for
throwing at the head, Maglie al
most precipitated a big fight be-
cause Jackie hunted the next
pitch down the first base line and
would've run over him if Maglie
had fielded the ball.