davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Vyt. Alantas

kus, kad jie pagaliau atsipeiketu
ir prisimintu, jog pirmu pir-
miausia yra lietuviai, O tik pas
KUN desinieji ar kairieji ar ko-
kie kitoki.
Kodel lietuviai, megsta poll
tikuoti, negaletu sutilpti j dvi,
daugiausia = iris partijas, Sian
dien tebera paslaptis kiekvie-
nam is musq. Kodel musu poll
tinis gyvenimas ejo iscentrine,
o ne lcentrine linkme? Kodel
anais metals buvo pasakyta,
kad Lietuva valda 112 karaliq !?
(Mat, tais metals tick buvo at
stovu Lietuvos seime). Ar mes
turejome ir tebeturime kahn ko-
kiu ypatingu socialiniQ, ekono-
miniu bel ukiniu problemQ, kad
jas sprendziant reiketu deferen-
cijuotis Xxi begalybes?
Jonas Pakrantis RADIO j tuos
klausimus ivairaus pobudzio at
sakymu: psichologiniu, istori-
niu ir IT,, bet, jo nuomone, at
sakymu jieskojimas pacios pro-
blemos dar neissprendzia. 10
manymu, kahn kas turf butt pa
keista. paciame lietuvio charak-
laikui pamiltu lietuviu vienybes
teryje, kad jis tikrai ir visam
ideja, kad vienybes sukis nepa-
liktu tik paliaubos, O pasidarytu
jos kasdiene duona, kad begali-
mis- partinis Observation-Disclosures
nera jokia politine ismintis, tik
davatkiskas pamokslininkavimas
apie demokratija, kad pagaliau
mes imtume isisamoninti ta min.
tt, jog tikroji demokratija ne
ra neatsakingas partiju pereji-
mas, O kompromiso dvasia, ku-
ria is tikruju ir remiasi kiekvie-
ma gerai veikianti demokratijos
santvarka. Demokratijos esme
gludi ne partiju dauginime, c
jieskojime tokiu kompromisc
dvasios pagristu politiniu pro-
gramu, kurios sugebetQ ko dau-
giausia aplink save sutelkti pi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

kybininko, o kartais ir vartotojo duru. Au-
tovezimis yra todel tipinga transporto prize
none miesto ribose, taciau neretai il apsi-
moka panaudoti ir didesniems atstumams,
kaip tik del tos priemones lankstumo ir su-
gebejimo privaziuoti Xxi paskutines iskrovi-
mo vietos. Vidutiniuose atstumuose, siun-
Giant krovini tiesiai autovezimiu, galima SUI
taupyti viena ar kelis perkrovimus ir tue
budu brangiausioji transporto priemone ga
Ii tokiu atveju virsti pigiausia.
/ Kauna subegantieji plentai yra svar-
bus, jie buvo jau gerokai apkrauti, ir bus
dar labiau apkrauti ateityje. Nera abejones,
jog 81 kelly rusis lures Wis didejancios reiks-
mes ir linketina jq tinklui apie Kauna issi-
plesti daug daugiau, tai savo ruoztu bus
parama ir Kauno uostui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28
BALYS GRAzULIS

tad su programos pradejimu dar
reikia palaukti, bet tai jau nebe
mano reikalas: as "galva atsa-
kau" uz radiofono sauguma.
Iseinu j kiema ir matau vie
ma tarnautoja prie vartu. Ilei-
dziu. Name uzpuola kiti - Cir
di, jis karjera padare ir su pa
ciu Banaiciu biciuliavosi. Siulo
j isvaryti arba submit.
Isvaryti, kada jis Zinc,
kas cia dedasi, pavojinga. -
Snipstels dalinio vadui gatveje
ir po mlsu, - atsakau. - Cia
bledziu nepadarys, seksime, be
to, as taip pat karjera padariau.
Konkreciu daviniu apie il netu-
riu. O JUS turit?
Ne, jie neturi, bet jie itaria.
- To neuztenka, - sakau, -
! as negaliu arestuoti vien del to,
kad kas nors ant jo pyksta.
Skundejai nepatenkinti, bet
sprendimo nekeiciu. Tarnautoja
siunciu padeti programos ruosti.
Jau beveik viskas parengta. M.
tik 'klausia, kas skaitys atsi-
saukima, gal as galeciau. AS su-
tinku, mes M. balsas duslus ir
tylus, be to, jis niekad nera bu-
yes prie mikrofono. O as turiu
patyrimo. AS dar patariu, kad
buve pranesejai neanonsuotu,
mes tai gall klausytojams sukel-
tt itarima, ar tai ne provokaci-
ia, ir siaip tai butu netinkamas
ispudis. Pasiulau A. pranese.
jus. Jis yra buves praneseju.
Taip besiderant, atbega vartQ
sargybinis ir sake, kad trys
itartini tipeliai nori pasikalbeti
SUI manim - burio vadu.
6. KAUNO RADIJAS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

tuVoS, kalp tfanZltO kraSCO, geOpOlltlne pa
detis, ir statomi taip, kad jie remtu ia Lie
tuvos ukio tendencija, lengvindama kroviniu
riedeijima prekybos GENTRY link. Kaunas,
Klaipeda, Karaliaucius visada turetu butt
pabojami, kaip tranzito zidiniai.
X i i k el ia i
Pleciantis keleiviu ir prekiu transportui
autovezimiais, kiti vazuojamieji keliai igy-
ia Wis daugiau reiksme. Musq vieskeliai be-
vek pilnai (ypac sausuoju metu laiku) pa
tenkina susisiekima arkliais, bet jie tik la
bal ribotai sutalpina autovezimius, viena -
del savo ankStumo, antra - del nepakanka-
mo kietumo slapiomis rudens ir pavasario
dienomis. Kietu kelly = plenty statyba bus
Lietuvoje vienas is didesniujQ uzdaviniu
Is tos keliu rusies Kaunui yra svarbus:
naujasis zemaiciu plentas, Zarasu = Ukmer-
ges - Kauno, Vilniaus - Kauno ir Mariam-
poles - Kauno Pirmieji du ypatingai svar-
bus, mes jungia SUI Kaunu plotus, is kuriu
jokio kito tiesioginio kelio nera.
Plentai Xxi siol lemiamos svarbos ture-
jo tik keleiviu susisiekimui. Tas dar nebuvo
isplesta Xxi krastutinumo ir plesis toll uz pa
sektu ribu, taciau, reikia manyti, ir toliau
bus dideiu mastu naudojama vien keleiviu
judejimui ir tik labai ribotai prekiu transpor-
tut .didesniuose atstumuose, mes 81 priemone
daug brangesne uz gelezinkeli, nelyginant
jau su vandens transportu.
Prekiu transportas autovezimiais nera
mazas, taciau tik paskutiniame etpe, t. w.,
nuo artimiausios gelezinkelio stoties Xxi pre-
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UOstO uz nugar riS

Lietuvos teritorijos atzvllgiu Kaunas
yra CANA centruota vieta, isskiriant pacia
siaurine ir vakarine Letuvos dali, kuri, netu-
redama jokiu vidaus vandens keliu, sausu-
mos keliais mieliau naudojasi Klaipedos uos-
tn tiesiogiai, arba patti siaurine dais lin
kusi pasukti net Rygon. Visa vidurine Liet-
va yra Kauno uosto uznugaris ir del to
Kaunas svarbus prekybos ir transporto maz-
gas ne vien tarptautiniu mastu, bet taip
pat ir vietines grynai lietuviskos prekiu
apyvartos atzvilgiu. Kaunas yra pakrovimo
ir perkrovimo uostas Vilniui, Alytui, Ukmer-
gei Kedainiams ir kone visai Suvalkijai,
kick jos transportas nera geezinkeliais pa
suktas j Karaliauciu.
(Bus daugiau)
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X a u no u o s t a S

Uostas yra irengtas tarp Karmelitu baz-
nycios ir Kanto gatves, ilankoj, atskirtoj nuo
Nemuno vagos dirbtiniu pusiasaliu upe re-
guliuojant Sis uostas savo krantiniu igiu
nebuvo pakankamas Kauno reikalavimams,
todel Vandens Kelly TarnXbos buvo paruos-
tas projektas il isplesti. Buvo numatyta is
kasti dar iris baseinus, iseinancius is dabar-
tinio pagrindinio baseino, ir tue budu isples-
tt uosto plota ir krantiniQ ilgi Xxi patenkina-
mo dydzio. Viename is tQ baseinQ turejo bu-
tt irengtos pajegios dirbtuves. Baseinams
noreta duoti pakankama gelezinkelio begiq
skaiciu, aprlipinti judomais kranais, sande-
liais ir kitais madernaus uosto irengimais.
Ia projekta realizavus, buvo manoma uosta
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6. KAUNO RADIJAS
PRABYLA

W vartu grotu stow trys Wy
raj. Visi trys ilgais batais ir
kariskomis kelnemis. Seniausias
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Fire Fighter
Gets New
County Title

In the past the man who
fought and suppressed the forest
fires in the county was known as
County Fire Warden and most of
the citizens of the county have
thought of him only as a fire
fighter. He will hence forth be
known as County Forest Ranger.
During the past ten years, the
County Forest Ranger has taken
on several responsibilities other
than actual fire suppression. His
job now consists of more or less
general forestry work which in.
cludes forest management which
deals with getting aid for wood
land owners who want their
woods thinned. He helps obtain
seedlings for land owners, 4 H
club boys and FLA boys who
want to produce timber products
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Sunbeam Band
Holds Meeting

The Sunbeam Band of the
Mount Tabor Baptist Church met
with Leon Edward and Carlton
Fonvielle at their home Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Wallace Soles
and Mrs. Leon Fonvielle conduct
ed story hour after which Mrs,
Fonvielle served ice cream and
cookies.
Present were David Bryant,
Kent Stephens, Thomas Can't.
Ronald Ward, Richard Can't,
Marjorie Harling, LeVern Ward,
Henry Neil Wright, Kitty Kelley,
Norris Gore, Sue Kelley, Bill Bull
lard, Alice Wrenn Jackson, Linda
Fowler, Clark Doster, Dian Har-
relson, Margaret Ann Soles, Car.
oil Brice Fonvielle, Leon Edward
Fonvielle, Carlton Fonvielle, Rus
sell Fonvielle, and Sally Single
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Highway Patrolmen
Bring In Revenue
Greater Than Salary

RALEIGH, N. C.-Exclusive of
the protection offered to citizens
of the State by the Highway
Patrol during 1850, each patrol
man brought in approximately
three times as much in revenue
and stolen property recovered as
was paid him in salary, the
North Carolina Department of
Motor Vehicles estimated today.
The average salary of a high.
way patrolman amounts to ST.
800 year, while each recovered
property, collected highway rev.
enue and brought in fines and
costs to county school funds and
general funds totaling approx
nately $S,643, the Department
Ipointed out.
Value of 1853 cars and property
returned to individuals was esti-
mated at $664,O2S.1S. Fines turn
ed into county school funds in
1888 cases in which defendants
arrested by patrolmen were
found guilty amounted to $685.
344.90. Costs in these cases, turn
ed over to county general funds
in counties where the cases were
tried, totaled S976,156.56. High
way revenue collected on over.
loaded and improperly licensed
vehicles added up to $117,318.70,
for a grand total of $3,655,8SS
Highway patrolmen Travelled
18,0S5,69S miles during 1850, as
compared with 16,667,70S miles
Travelled in 1919. Patrolmen spent
an annual total of 1,682,648 hours
on duty.
Over one-fourth of the vehicles
inspected on the highway were
found to have faulty equipment.
Of 1,173,932 stopped for inspec-
ton, patrolmen found 1891 We
hicles for which faulty equip
ment tickets were issued. Light
tickets were handed out in 9,268
cases and warning tickets were
issued to 52,OT4 motorists.
The Patrol investigated 1884
accidents in which S07 persons
were killed and 10,O96 were in
jured.
A total Of 6,92S vehicles were
weighed and 2,019 were found to
be overloaded. Drivers licenses |
inspected on the highway num-
bered 1,246,592. Arrests totale6
91,613 and citations 80,975. The
1888 persons found guilty of
violations were sentenced to t.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
TWO ARRESTED
IN THEFT OF
SCHOOL LUNCHES

Two Horny county men were
arrested and jailed last week on
charges of stealing supplies from
the Oak Grove school lunch ROOM
Sheriff's Deputy w. G. Garter
made the arrest of r. j. Barn.
hill of the Lake Swamp section
and Grady Dew.
The theft at the school took
place on Monday night of last
week when a window to the
school was broken out allowing
the thieves to enter. A passerby
noted a car in the school yard
and from this tip on the make
and model came the investigation
which eventually led to the ar
rests Wednesday.
Stolen from the lunch room
was a quantity of lima beans,
butter, peanut butter, rice, toma-
to juice and some Silverware.
A battery and other items were
stolen from the home of Will
Livingston and were found at
the barn on Barnhill's farm, &C.
cording to reports.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
EMERSON
NEWS
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mrs. B. c. Duncan has return
ed from the James Walker Mem
orial Hospital in Wilmington
where she underwent an opera
ton. She is progressing nicely at
this time.
Willie Cartrette was a Sunday
visitor of his father, John Cart.
rette.
Mrs. Lannie Norris and Mrs
Lawria Goodwin visited Fannie
Soles Saturday night who is i'll
at this time.
=
Mrs. Rachel Norris visited Mrs
Oscar Soles Sunday evening.
y +
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Soles of
Latta were the Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Nealey,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Soles.
McDuffie Soles was the Sunday
visitor of Morgin Soles
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles was
the Sunday visitor of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Duncan.
- -
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles and
Mrs. Lannie Norris made a bust.
ness trip to Loris Friday.
3 4
Mrs. Tom Nealey visited Mrs.
Lewis Soles Friday night.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ray have
moved from Calabash to the
Yancey Mobiles farm.
= =
Miss Rose Hinson and Mrs
Lonnie Norris and children visit
ed Mrs. Oscar Soles Sunday.
il T.
Clifton Norris visited Taft
Mobiles Sunday.
It
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Duncan
left Tuesday for their home in
Albany, Ga. after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. G. Duncan for
several days.
= =
Ben Hinson killed hogs Tues
day.
K
Rev. Semour Duncan will con-
duct services at the Emerson
Church Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The public is invited to
attend.
Prayer meeting will be held
at the home of 8. G. Duncan
Thursday night. The public is
invited to attend.
=
Rev. LESSEE Ward conducted
services at the church Sunday.
Almost everybody in this section
has finished sewing tobacco
beds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
CLINTON BEATS
LOCAL CAGERS
IN TWIN BILL

Clinton high schools cagers de.
feated the local basketballers in
a tWin-bill on Friday night, both
scores being fairly close and
within victory range.
The Clinton girls scored a 80.
"a win over the local lasses and
the boys racked up a 40-34 win
over the Red Devils of Tabor
City. This was another South,
eastern Class AA conference
game of which the local boys are
defending champions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
|Loris Glee Club
Gets Invitation
To Federation Meet

The Loris girls glee club has
been invited to give a concert at
the April IA meeting of the
South Carolina Federation OF
Music Clubs at Fountain Inn
S. G. This marks the first occa.
sion that a high school group has
been asked to perform for the
federation.
An accompanist and 40 Loris
girls will put on the concert.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

The first anphibious landing
made by Marines was the cap
+,,re Of Fort Montague on the is
land of New Providence in the
Poban,as. in March 1716.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

Draughon's Commercial school
in Atlanta, is the former Muriel
Cox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayman Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

on their non-agricultural lands.
The County Forest Ranger can
and will be glad to assist wood
land owners in any of their for
estry problems whether it be for
est fire control or forest manage
ment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

Intelligence is like river &.
the deeper it is, the less noise it
makes.
Men, like tacks, are useful if
they have good heads and are
pointed in the right direction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

He who waits long enough for
something to turn up may find
it's only his toes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

529 years, five months and four
days. Drunken driving was the
charge in 1925 cases. Found not
guilty were 1854 defendants.
The Patrol investigated 83,086
complaints. Courtesies numbered
1885. First aid was rendered
in IS cases and fires eXtinguish-
ed in 80.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
NEW EMPLOYEE

Mrs. Bryant Graham has &C.
copied a position as bookkeeper
with the Prince Oil Company.
Mrs. Graham, graduate of
the Tabor City High School and
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Evening star., 1951-11-11
Personalities and Impressions
Adventist Medical Missionary
Also Hunts and Flies q Plane

the last modern city in this whole
region. 1t is planned that this
hospital will serve the local popu-
lation as well as those who come
down out of Tibet, and constitute
a stepping stone to Southwest
China.
Many Seventh-Day Adventist
hospitals in China are still run
ming, he believes, for until the
Communist regime, IA were being
administered by corps of trained
Chinese physicians and nurses. In
Shanghai, the government has
taken over two of the denomina-
tion's largest hospitals and its
clinic. which treated many daily,
and was a sanitation and diet
training center.
I'm Bankok, Siam, there is a
fine and helpful relationship be-
tween the governments officials
and all of the mission hospitals OF
the various denominations" Dr.
Flaiz commented.
Eleven Seventh-Day Adventist
hospitals in Central and Southern
Africa, three in Ethiopia, all under
the good offices of the Emperor
Selassie and his Queen, two ir
West Africa, Nigeria and the
Evening star., 1951-11-11
onoIities and Impressions
By Jessie Font Evons

Big game hunting. plotting
lplane into remote places to give
medical aid where none might
otherwise be available and a stew
Iardship over the worldwide dis
Itribution of hospitals and clinics
Iof the Seventh-day Adventist Con-
ference occupy the time and at
Itention of DR.. Theodore H. Flaiz
Iof Takorna Park.
DR.. FlaiZ. who started his career
las a clergyman with his first as
Isignment to missionary service in
India, and then studied medicine,
is starting out this month with his
wife on global air journey to the
16l hospitals and medical centers
Iof his church.
Among the hospitals which DR.
Flaiz will visit will be the new one
under way in the ancient city of
Baghdad. The 6-acre area near
the American Embassy was turned
over to Adventist mission officials
following the signing of a 90-year
lease by AbdulWahab Marian,
Minister of Finance, and Malvin
Jacobsen. business manager of the
small Dar-El-Salaam Hospital.
Good work of its doctors and
nurses so impressed Iraq's govern
ment officials that they decided
to let this denomination serve the
community and nation on larger
scale. At the signing were Ed
ward Crocker, United States Am
bassador to Iraq, and Jamil Els
Sakam, director general of Iraq
government properties.
Naturally, we feel privileged to
be of wider humanitarian service
and are pleased with this indica-
ton of good will in a part of the
world where international rela-
tions are sometimes strained" Dr..
Flaiz told me.
He also referred to the praise
OF American missionaries abroad
by DR.. Charles Malik, Minister OF
Lebanon to the United States, who
says: 'eYour missionaries consti-
Itute your finest act of American
charity and the hospitals and
schools being built by your coun-
try are the best evidence you
have abroad to show your con-
cern for the world"
Hospital Near Tibet.
One of DR.. Flaiz's immediate OBJ
Ijectives on his journey will be to
establish a Seventh-Day Adventis,
Hospital at Kulumbong, near the
Tibetan border beyond Darjeeling
Evening star., 1951-11-11
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, d. G.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IL 1851

South Seas Island area and seven
in South America provide medical
care and service without regard
to race, creed or color in many
thickly populated and remote
areas, we learned.
Fights Disease in Brazil.
In Brazil, his denomination is
helping pioneer medical research
work, which is being done in the
treatment Of a disease that at
tacks the face. the throat ano
eventually the entire body of its
victims with a scaly, exuding erup.
ton. 1t is not restricted to the
lower classes but appears among
those in all social degrees.
Thus far no entirely satisfac.
tory treatment for it has been
found but the Seventh-Day Ad-
Iventist medical profession is hope
fully cooperating with the Uni
versity of Belle Horizonte in clear.
ing up many cases." DR.. Flaiz re-
ports. These are being treated BY
IA combination of medicine, steam
and hot water, for which Seventh
Day Adventists hospitals anc
physicians have been commended
by the Brazilian government.
During his own ministerial ano
subsequent medical service ir
Evening star., 1951-11-11

India, which totaled Is years, DR..
Flaiz established three hospitals,
still operating successfully.
While his work is largely ad-
ministrative today, he never fails
in his field trips to help out with
the practice of medicine and surg
cry whenever and wherever
emergencies arise.
Oddly enough, his skill as a big
game hunter was developed to
help free the isolated communities.
in which he was serving both as
clergyman and a physician, from
marauding tigers and lions. He
realized that the ability to pilot a
plane was often a must, when the
only way of reaching civilization
was by means of one.
His is medical family, for his
son is dentist and his daughter
is married to physician.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
Alternutes for Milk

! MISUNDERSTANDING who do
not drink enough milk to get
needed calcium for the bones, can
obtain it from cheese, ice cream
and bread made with dry milk,