davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-15

general committee representing both
rural and urban interests. This score
committee" will probably, in turn,
organize committees corresponding
to the six that will operate at the
district conferences. Work done by
these committees will be presented
and discussed in the county confer
ences.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-15

Place Date
Bozeman .............F Feb. 7-s
Miles City ........ Feb. 1913
Wolf Point ......... Feb. 1916
Havre ............. Feb. 1919.
Great Falls ......... Feb. 21-22
Missoula ........... Feb. 1926
Billings .......F Feb. 29-March. /
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-15

November IS, l95l-7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

pretty well catalogued and phras-
ed in nice. tight blocks. We would
let a character get rolling good,
and then one of us would yell a
question. The spieler would glad
~ stop to try and answer, and
by the time he had gabbed a bit,
he would go back TO his speech.
Nine times out of ten the Commy
would forget where he left off,
so just to be sure his audience
didn't miss anything he would
start away back toward the be-
ginning and repeat much of what
he had said before. Then we
would catch him again, almost at
the same spot, and the process
would be repeated.
That was fun and some of the
capers were funny, but it IS not
funny anymore From these Union
Square soap boxes, which we were
told to laugh off so they would
fade away, has grown the mon
strous platforms upon which the
Robesons, ct al, stand today
If arsonists We're at work across
the nation they would be caught
and jailed. Communists are at
work across the nation and they
are worse than arsoniSts.
If there is any reason why all
Communists should not be deport-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
GETS AWAY TO WAKE

Los ANGELES. --(H.- If you
long to get away from it all, !"
lend an ear to Hank Lucchesi, 80,
a city-bred mechanic. who thinks
he has found the ideal place, He
says it's Wake Island, the his
toric dot in the mid Pacific
where marines made gallant
stand in World War II and more
recently the site of conference
betwesn RFesidept lTfnlnati and
fseh. Macarthur.
LAcchesi recently returned
from nine months on the island
he calls it ''the rock't-where
he worked for an airline.
There's plenty to do he
says. "The sport fishing from
motor launches is great. It's one
of the healthiest spots in the
Pacific. If they ever lick the
common cold tin be the health
lest place on the globe"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
Senate Urged To
Increase Taxes

WASHINGTON, June 28.-(P).
The Truman administration
urged the Senate today to vote
for bigger tax increase than the
seven-billion, -20O-million dollar
measure voted by the House.
Treasury Secretary Snyder ask
ed the Senate finance committee
to add three billion dollars to the
house figure. He suggested that
this three-billion dollars come
chiefly from individual income
taxes and excise levies.
The House bill itself would boost
income taxes IL and one-half per
cent. Excise taxes on gasoline,
tobacco and other items also would
be raised.
In calling for an overall tax in
crease of about l0-billion dollars,
Snyder criticized the House figure
as threatening TO put the govern
ment in the Red. He said also that
the smaller figure threatens to
add to inflationary pressnres.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

HOUSE COSTS
MONEY

DES MOINES-(H9.- Here's the
sad story of a man who was tax
ed for a house that didn't evist
and now can't recover the money.
The county board Of snpervis-
ors has turned down the petition
of Leonard c. Hudson, Jr., of Des
Moines for a refund, The county
assessor in l949 incorrectly listed
Hudson's vacant lot as having a
house on it. Hudson said he didn't
discover the error until after he
paid $ll8.7l in taxes on the prop
erty last year
Board members held that Hnd-
son is not entitled to refund be-
cause he failed to file a protest
before the May, 1919, deadline.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

ed to Russia /, for one would like
to hear it.
If the government wishes 10 an.
pease the Kremlin by allowing
these louis to run loose 1 am fur
coming a twist on the old saw
and saying: Ignorance is no exs
cuse in the eyes of the people. 1
1t is worse than ignorant to en-
danger the majority Of good Am.
orleans by playing patty cake
with men and women who either
refuse to admit their Membership
in the Communist party or who
claim they were ignorant about
such matters,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
CONCH
CHOWDE:R
BY RAYMER

What did you collect when you
We're IL years old? Besides bumps,
bruises, scratches and slang phra-
SEES, that is? / started a collection
of horse pictures and books as well
some scars as a result of assorted
falls from my riding mare. My
grandfather gave me the horse,
a bride and said: When you
learn to ride well you get a sad
dle!" In three months | earned
a Mcclellan army saddle and the
right to say | learned the hard
way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
10 YEARS AGO

Key West postoffice tomorrow
assumes the rating of first
class; but the only change so far
as the public is concerned win be
that the money order and postal
saving windows will be open one
hour later and close one hour
earlier,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
LUCKY LINE

VANCOUVER on Repairing
the roof Of his three-story house.
a2-year-old Duncan Murray tied
one end of rope to the chimney
and the other 10 himself. He col
lapsed while working but the line
held him dangling until neigh
Dor rescued him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
Suburbs Taken In

CHICAGO .-(P).-The 1851
Municipal Yearbook reports that
382 cities Of 5000 or more popula-
ton annexed suburban property
last year. That's a record The
city that took in most territory,
nearly % square miles of il, was
Albuquerque, Nm,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

NOW COMES A LETTER from
II year old who collects some
thing much more civilized. In for
NAL style, Tom Hamilton of Mad
ison, Wisconsin has addressed a
request to the Chamber of Com
merce here. This is it:
II am twelve years old and am
making a collection of match
books from various cities Of the
United States and have had diff
Guilty in locating any from Key
West, Florida. / wonder if you
would be so kind as TO mail me
one or two match books without
matches) from Key West to com
plete my collection"
The lad doesn't want to set the
world on fire Besides postal au-
thority says matches in envelopes
are dangerous. So if any publicity
minded benefactor has any such
match covers, please ship them
off to Tom Hamilton, 2Ol2 E. Milf
film Street, Madison 4, Wisconsin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

Young men of Key West who
reached the age of n October is,
1910. or who for any reason failed
to register for army duty at that
time, will be registered tomorrow
at the federal building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

The Clyde Mallory freighter
Colorado is due in Key West to-
morrow morning at 4:30 o'clock,
the line agent announced today.
The ship is bound for Tampa
from New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
TYPE OF CIVIC PUSH

We should keep in mind the proposed construction OF
ey the greater part of the mouth of the Key
West Blight Scores instances may be sighted demon
the Importance of etty at that point Over the
years. many boat, including three and four-mast
schooners damaged because they had proec
ton from terrific winds and sweeping from the
u, northwest
But let view the proved necessity Of jetty in
rent times. Since Key West made the base for the
thousands Of dollars have been damaged in the blight
because there place there anchor them for pro-
lection against winds and surgng The former FECR
pier at that point affords protection but still the
from the head of the pier to Curys Wharf far
0O0ide to make the blight safe for shipping The only
be attained is to close the opening the width
TO the Garrison Blight, say, 10 feet
sssp Then ave would have harbor that would afford
protection from storms for shrimp and other
Every civic organization and many leading residents
Key West have advocated the construction of the jetty
advocating anything is Of consequence in itself
There must be concerted and continued making
reality. When the jey project was first pro-
posed in story in The Citizen its approval general
loeaIy Indeed the support the project enthusiastic
but the enthusiasm has died down construction
zs-rtlEesp proposed jetty has been almost forgotten
~9Carry on is the nucleus of in any calling
Wlnston Churchill and other leaders declared during
a8At.and second World Wars. While German bombing
planes We're blitzing England Chureh's voice heard
sal0xe the cries Of horror Wen carry victory"
What true in that instance is true also in every
ohel where endeavor We get nowhere if our
sneayorng fful accomplish things only if our en-
eAavorng persistent That's the type push we
need to get the proposed etty built that's the type push
that has paid off in progress in many city
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

BALLET DANCERS have potb-
ing on Key Westers who were
jumping puddles the other morn
ing during the rain 4 leaped
from street to sidewalk all the way
to the courthouse ut every cross
ing, muttering Fit weather for
ducks!" And just as / got to
the sheriff's office, lord love a
duck Gas the old saying goeS)
there was onel fat, sassy
duck with an iridiscent green
back and red markings around his
bill He's a Muscovia, they tell
me who lives across the street
from the Jail and comes visiting
every morning to preen himself
on the lawn Asked for com
ment, the duck made a wise
quack.
NOMINATIONS are in order
for top male rumba experts a.
round town Cookie. comedian
barkeep and Yggy Carbonell. that
movie man who keeps on the
move like an animated cartoon,
is Mr., Ever Ready in person when
il comes TO fancy capers of the
dance The Swiss may have
clock movement all wound up.
but leave il TO Los Cubanos for
real Keeling action. And how is
YOUR sacroiliacg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

who's the smart one who said: "A giant sign could
aesy Wen De erected over Communist China reading
Washington Slept Here?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

Warren Bethel, 10 year old son
of Mr., and Mrs. Gwynn Bethel, $40
Fleming street, dropped is feet
from an almond tree two days
ago and is still unconscious in the
Marine hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

skemember the time when everybody rushed out of
dsoas to see q lone airplane flying overhead?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

ANOTHER NOTE sent to the
Chamber of Commerce asks about
dogs and television. two of the
most constantly discussed themes
anywhere. Dog reception is cord
ial and clear TV reception,
so far, is more of deception here
!. and that's Oh. of Commerce
honesty was in a dog daze
trying to find home for a small
white male dog, year old I.
But Mary Lee Graham came to
the rescue and friends of Chico
viii be glad to know that he is
now happy with children for play
mates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

Definition: Lame Duck 4 politician in the process
Of becoming cooked goose ss4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

Well-Rlanned advertising works for intelligent users
regardless of the state Of business ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

ago and IS still unconscious in the
Marine hospital
A small fire in the Southern
most drugstore on Duval street,
this morning was extinguished by
employees. The fire was in the
laundry room of the store and did
little damage.
Miss Catherine Johnson left
with her parents today for Nor
folk, Va, where she will be mar
ried to Joel Etheridge.
/ ,Flbrea Castillo, former ernploye
of The Citizen, accompanied by
has family, were arrivals in Key
West today from St. Petersburg
where they now make their
home.
From the editorial pages of The
Citizen: Trade in Key West and
help develop business in your own
area so that prosperity will remain
here for a long time.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
HADASSAH

Second in the series of Oneg Shabbat
teas will be held Jan. 27 with Mrs. L.
Brand hostess. These teas serve to ac-
quaint new members with each other
and with the scope of Hadassah work.
Canasta Club meets each Monday aft
ernoon, to which friends and visitors
are invited. Fee is soc and goes to the
Child Welfare Fund. On Jan. 20 Mrs.
VIM. Davidson will be hostess to the
club at her home. For information call
Mrs. Sol Ellis, '5-O366; Mrs. Jos. Rosen-
bluth, 5-S443; or Mrs. Michael Schaef-
fer, 5-6582.
In the past three months the group
has contributed $272 to the Ch1!d WeI-
fare Fund. a remarkable contribution
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Or4anizatiOns
JEWISH CULTURE GROUP

Meeting will be held Jan. % at the
Nathan Finley home, +. 4th. Last meet
ing discussion subject revOlVed around
German journalists contention tnaC
the whole world, excepting Germany,
was to blame for the tragedy of the
Jews. He reasons that Germans under
Hitler could not protest ana no one
came to the rescue.
Everyone interested in Jewish cul-
ture is invited to these meetings.
AL JOLSON AZA
Formal installation of officers will be
held at the Center Jan. 20 at pm. "A
social and dance will follow. Members
of AZA chapters and BIG are invited.
Pledge class held its second meeting
Jan. Is at the home of Jack Waltuck,
pres. They will be inducted in about
Next meeting Jan. Fl at Young Israel
Synagogue. Prospective members are
invited,
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
Chosen officers at a recent election
were: sec., Morris Wanger; treas, Ma
pitaI visitation, Morris Mutnick. Elect
ed to the executive board were: Chas.
Fruitman, Joe Gotkin, Morris Gltlltz,
Harry LaVentman, 1. Margol1S, waiter
Miller, Sol Rifkin, Sol Silverberg, Max
SiIverstein, Mines. Morris Wanger and
IOuis SNYDER Members alternate as
chairman for meetings.
Following the recent anniversary ban
quet the sum of $3.50 was contributed to
the Jewish Labor Committee to further
their work and more will follow. Those
with pledges still outstanding are asked
to remit to Mr.. Wanger.-
In an endeavOr to pursue a well
rounded cultural program, a major con-
cert by three New York artists WILL De
presented late in March.
TYO
Present officers and committee chair
men of the Temple Youth Organization
are: pres, Ira Ernst; vice-preS., Barbara
Agron; rec. Sec., Diane ROSenblatt; cor
sec, Ruth Nevins, Elyse Rosenbaum
| sergeant-at-arms, Don Feinberg; pub.
Ann Greenberg; cultural, Ann Green
berg; athletics, Bernie Silverberg; So
ciai, Jane Zeiden, Bill Becker; religious
A social is planned for Feb. II al
which a movie will be shown followed
by dancing.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
YOUNG ISRAEL GIRLS CLUB

Members have set up a tentative
ceIendar of activities which include
trips and excursions. They'll visit a
children'S hospital with gnts snorIy.
for the lending library, with draw
ing March "a, at the Purim MaSquer-
ade. Debby KanSky is the new advisor.
JWV AUXILIARY
Next meeting is scheduled for Jan. 23
at the VFW. Plans are being formulated
for a membership drive shortly by Mrs.
Sol KOtler, sr. vice-pres:
Both DenVer'S and ChicagO'S loss is
Tucson's gain with the addition of Mrs.
Howard Strauss and Mrs Selig Shevin
as members. Recent visitors were Mrs.
Dreben and Mrs. ShedrOff, jr. Vlce-preS.
of the Sgt. Dreben Post, Chicago. Mrs.
Shedroff spoke informally and compn-
mented the local Auxiliary.
National Encampment having adopted
| the slogan "Let'S get one for '51'', the
Auxiliary asks each member to attend
the next meeting accompanied by a
new member "to continue the merito-
| riouS work."
Mrs. Ted KarnOfsky is the new pub
Lefty chairman.
YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Jan. 8th's meeting dispensed with
the usual business due to the untimely
passing of the SiSterhoOd president,
Mrs. Max Wendell, Mrs. Seymour Roth
spoke briefly of their profound loss
! followed by Mrs. Abraham DanZ1g,
who told of the painful adjustment the
group will need to make now that the
"crOWn'' of the organization had de-
parted. There were many tributes in
| recognition of her contributions. MIS-.
Seymour Roth assumed the presidency.
Plans for the anniversary dinner
JAN FL were reviewed. Next meeting
Feb. IL.
ZETA BETA TAU
! One of the best dinner-dances of the
year was held before school vacation at
Rancho NeZhone. Members jOurneyed
to all parts of the country during the
holidays. Attending the ZBT cOnven-
ton at st. Louis were Marv Burns, Stan
Greenberg, Murray Shevick. Chapter
received honorable mention for high
est overall grade average and i'm
proved scholarship.
Dick Haft, Jerry Ratlcoff, Marv Weis-
bord saw Arizona upset CCNY at Madi-
son Square Garden. ZBT is now In
ninth place in intra-mural sports and
have their sights set upward.
Sid KatZ, first ZBT to leave for the
armed service, was given a rOuSing
Sendoff before entering the Navy.
b AND p HADASSAH
Members will celebrate the first an
niverSary of their charter in the next
few weeks.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
A. 1. BOY SCOUTS

Troop has been rechartered for sec
Ond year. New scouts are Reuben Can
diotti, Leon Sonkin. Members who
passed their TenderfOOt requirements
recently are Gary Lemel, Robert Ire
Troop meets Thursdays at 4:30 pm. at
AnShei Israel.
ANSHEI ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
SisterhOod will hold a Sabbath Serv-
ice at Anshei Israel Jan. 19. Partici-
pants will be Mines. Abe Feuersteln,
Morris SIaVin, Hy Strikman, Sidney
WeiSSberger, Irving VOgel. To serve as
ushers are: Mines. Abe Chanin, Philip
Levin, Al Malls, Jack Shane, Louis
Zimbler.
AT the service special honor will be
paid to members who Joined the Sister
hood prior to 1885. They are: MINES.
Nat BOsnos, Nathan ElSter, Jack Frucht-
man, Charles Gold, Fannie GoldenDerg,
Lillian Hattis, Emma Landwald, Clara
Levkowitz, Helen Miehle, Herman Ray,
Jacob Rothberger, VIM. Rowe, Henry
RubinStein, Harry Strauss.
An Oneg Shabbat will follow with
SiSterhOOd past presidents pouring tea:
Mines. 1. Brand, Abe Pine, Sam Salt,
Harry Shift. Hosts together with the
SiSterhOOd will be MeSsrS. and Mines.
Meyer Berry, 1. MalinSky. Everyone is
invited.
JEWISH READING CIRCLE
Meeting of Jan. 9 at Mrs. Anna Boo
Minis home was turned into memorial
and tribute to their recently departed
member Rabbi SilverStone. There was
discussion of his works and the sig
nificant contribution he made to the
Reading Circle as its most learned
member.
CAMPUS NEWS
PHI SIGMA
Members are diligently studying for
finals Mickey Poliakoff graduates.
Beverly Howard gets her teaching Gre
Sorority is preparing skit for the
all-U show with Marilyn Fedder direct
ing it.
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN
Members are asked to bring as much
as they have collected to date on their
Donors luncheon to the Jan. 22 meeting
| at HilIel House at which Mrs. Aoolpn
KadeSh, dist. pres, will preside.
YOUNG ISRAEL BOYS CLUB
More jaunts are planned as result
of the enjoyment of the hike to Mt.
! Lennon in December. Members meet
Wednesday evenings at the synagogue
with the leader, Harold Bear to enjoy
sessions of table games, hobbies ana
hold SOcialS once month.
! 10 Arizona Post, January 19, 1851
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19

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The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
JEWISH READING CIRCLE
CAMPUS NEWS
PHI SIGMA

Members are diligently studying for
finals. Mickey PoliakOff graduates.
Beverly Howard gets her teaching Gre
Dental.
Sorority is preparing skit for the
alI-U show with Marilyn Fedder direct
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
:, BNAI BIRTH WOMEN

Members are asked to bring as much
as they have collected to date on their
Donors luncheon to the Jan. 22 meeting
at HiIIeI House at which Mrs. AdOlph
Kadesh, dist. pres, will preside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
MICHIGAN COUPLE
. YIN TOP. $ CORE
IN BRIDGE CANES

Four tables of bridge were play
ed in the weekly games Of the Key
West Bridge Association held al
the Coral room Of the Overseas
hotel this week.
Top score was captured by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry v. Skinner, Of Ka-
lamazoo. Michigan.
Second place was won by Mrs.
Charles Bratenahl and Mrs. Ar.
mold MacHanus.
Third honors went to Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman Cutter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14

A liar is a poor Judge Of truth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14

r. y INN - " I ~ va X
ia eangsterdom canary is a
n,shtclub thrash or singer. As wine,
caH8ry is q special vintage from
tie Canary Islands IN color.
maybe you think it's a pale yellow
but that's one for the birds.
uat as tire Presidents shirt but
Tor thc old fash. ned kind in a gid.
ed caec. Today's c8naries may be
#hue. lemon c3ron yellow. with
etcanish cast. cbartreuse. april
-of grange or. and now we re get
ting warmer. a deep red orange
or 1amc.
Birds of such inc feather who
flock tJeether. are known as Red
Factors. This has nothing to do
with Big Brother Stain or the
>rcnlu u has 10 do with genes.
lal &C. ! remember my course in
acnoucs. "a gene IS charact-
rFiatie carried ON from one genera
'loa 81 1"ihcr aloue with chrome.
aaa.es "h'ch oiluence the off
spring r"soi 81 breeding whether
ln NaHeei 5 @Nee'Peas or Mrs. MI
fb7it S ca0ar'e>.
Mrs MlchaIk IS pump, Jolly
woman VINO lives al 22i2 fo8arty
aVeaae with her husband Mike a