davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-09
orientution

SASKATOON, sask. The
Saskatoon Public School Board is
establishing class in basic Eng
lish and in Canadian citizenship for
20 Chimes boys and one Chinese
girl, all of whom arrived in the city
during the last year.
U. S. Army records show 6S per
cent Of officers have completed one
Or more years Of college.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

New beauty your Kitchen dining break
fire selection OF chrome wood dnette and kitchen
that look just ike untelievably low prices
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
WASHINGTON LABOR
Not Pique, Not Strike.
But Infection. Says
Wall St. Journal

Washington QPA)The anlabor lads can't meet labor
Labor to ruin" labor Striking the
s e y nss ca" make the labor was try
The Washington Star said the attitude the United Labor Policy
'rue a by Mo-
bzaon car Charles E. Wilson to draft civilian manpower
The Philadelphia Inquirer admitting that "vaid be
Withdrawal Of represntatves from all Mobilization agencies ec
less selfish course and "a strike against the nn effort to con-
Labor the failure to control the rise the cost
New York Times called the original wage eatchup" for
emily reasonable agreed with President Truman that there
Je ofeG & fe that s E walko e a 9n that % b aUaF @ @ w
@ P The poverpment that miles, labor an % make the rules
won't play and that he said is tragic situation"
Tribune called the situation "a crisis of the proportions
what wants fundamentally equal sacrifice
and total effort The oetnare demands of abor sPokesmen
incarnation rather than by straightforward and controls
farmers left Virtually outside the call to duty # Mr. truman had beeG
@ d 20 fary apnooned the n nSessnt % Uo wod o nt R
arisen Until he convince labor of these things will be
The Washington Post admitted "a reexamnaton of the mobz
Doris Fleeson syndcaed columns complexion
and good thing it is tOo pointed out that labo com
the sabzers have failed to stabilize She noted had labor that
the direction Of still higher levels that food costs remain Untouched
in addition to initiation may Unemployment the consumes
goods & the raw @ sy ped 3 % are Led
steam ~, -, =, - -. H.,
DaD But & for n % % Wan VAN St. oa%a ARRAYS sa % that to labor % dos
not like the original formula but the break also represented
day in its excellent Outoo the Journal
Tn2s eS@5S @ %sy 6' @S'
where before
initiating the prices and will readust
That's line initiation. way
ora at is all well y the labor leaders for walk
done You have Explained nothing answered nothing and solved
nothing For the of this bit of chaos lie much deeper than
Old man Carter stands on that
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
&|Z|Za||:||kI;1 &

In Washington D. c. officials of the AFL Air Line Pilots AssG-
a SI The
a res @ through @ law books S on oS ne ae I
District of Columbia As result Washington police have auth
speculation naturally the idea getting employ
ar h% an ne1 Pa1a above the
that had been worked the American Reou
a Of e. s @ e with e mnf e n one the
M an G eae s Tn M % an % en a I
o e @ Sa % n sa f 5 % s dn 5 'SPsd d Be feyfr @ e 5 en Te %
mfn with c I The he union @ " MOULD G ea buy a the
England scheme said the British union
every nsand S M family the World
where they can nm mine whenever they wish 60 bunting M or fishing
sy ~ great
dfye bus
arfe 6e sg the
5 II had s a1d % & to form @ called a
locals away Communists '-''''''
a 'Sas6 oat
provide rapeu or needed s
substitute for foam rubber
rights @o5t6 report that
U.S. The lady agtaor Immediately letter ali
ss @ Be
with he o A M M e a Pnnd o bsS ed s
wrester are not athletes Boxing Promoter
hiring Ss @s'Soe5 to- present per her
special strteaser in weaR ne
hitting the chs1s s panF % s 's sa1 gn Bn mss 5 % s
didn't know that it their employees who making
biggest dent the Chicago The union
raising rabbits for years for their tables and friends
Suddenly they discovered that they had thriving
hands selling rabbits to their fellow workers who wanted provide
y eo a @ @ % nm for The e dcs o when found
raffng off pair of rabbbu only when happened
male and female
In London England Great Brtain's against strikes in
1882 will repealed
Union Congressnd after hundreds of strikes
end.
In New York City, the n Y Times
that he shortage Wall
round fveay week for stock market
New York restrained their that
Wall Street spectators lobbying
on to abolish the 0hOur week eliminate
overtime for the production workers who
they speculate.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
Freeze PdY? Yes; Freeze Cotton
Prices? Heur En- Howl

Washington LPATen percent Jan 5 1850 Hold wages
The There SIX and 3 "a e1 fsffH so
in mid February The three labor members gagged
Include fringe benefits for welfare and pensions the 10
unless they obtained before 25 this and actually swell
some walked submitted their designations the White
House.
The coumnists who echo the annnonsm @ of much Of big bas
ness and much of e The es Labor @
the wants to have its cake and eat tool
Three h weeks b later % & M hon M t6 By that % the he
@ fSz fsPfb iRstI
labor @ out Of Of the & 6 % in in against
protest mobilization Charles Wilson'S refusal to
s me Economic stabzer c' johnston t5D
IN e2eess Of the formula level e WAS expected urthe
the o coumns % and editorial writer's bowling
p I se ceiling 1879" @ s there
Take Despite political advice to the contrary DSae
took the plunge March He 81 said the eGng price on cotton M should
the parity level that's supposed farmers capacity
Rd % pce ean be Controlled at ali uni Unless
You'd thought Mike Dsale stormed Capitol l
bo s ncadng some outstanding Southern liberals reacted
the faf Are sS GsT
sss Suggested o0P oG ao B" "SpS
cotton bloc was acting pretty much the way did oPA
% S$s %'ySG saS $i%$sS %S
Psas S
had @ p @ od dd" @ the e spe @
methods? Disable
PfDh0 feels hRF & he
during l943."
Take the of General Motors On March the giant
alton announced that its 1850 earnings toed after taxes
profits
But
startling the that the total after
above 949, that
approximately 81
what's GIN empoyeswho have the protection
of escaor costovng clause remember? Look at it this
1919 earnings 1850 Wage level up
Rs''HB aS Ss taHss
reases
had been building 1861 earnings
addition, Mike Disable authorized 31s
General Motors swiftly the
its the weekend of March 81
course, a simple
tvty high throughout year
in to
holie of scarcits higher prices De-
Further "f profits not to uctuae prices would have
would fall of high
volume Such policy would not be desirable would be
like the which
to pricing subject of both costs competition"
coumnss and editorial writer's bowling? We don't
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
Price Order Legalized Robbery

The price order guaranteeing present margins of
fit issued by Price Sterilization Director Michael v Disable
is 'legaized robbery of every American consumer"
While wages and salaries being brought under strict
control the price freeze has been revoked The Price Sab
zaton Administrator with the full approval of the Director
of Economic Stablizaton has issued price order under
which 100000 stores will establish their price ceilings
the of their bookkeeping and the basis of
their past margin of profit on each item sold.
By officially validating the margin of profit in effect
Feb "a the order egaizes every illegal price mark-up
the Jan 25 freeze order Higher and higher prices
built into the price formula by its reliance margin of
fit for computing the legal price.
For example, the wholesale cost of workshirt to the
retailer So and has gone to $3.50 The retailers
price the So Under the price order the
ceiling price will be $375 In other words extra %
cents of profit not reflected by cost has been added by the
retailer with official sanction
No customer will be able to check whether the retailer
is selling his product at price based the regulation
There will be such thing a dollarand-cent price
ceiling for any commodity except the price which the retail
sets
There will be posting Of ceiling prices.
Enforcement is obviously impossible, if it
intended.
At a time when fixed formulas being applied to
wages business is being allowed to write its ceiling
prices Wages frozen Nothing else in the has
been frozen.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
Brotherhood Step Toward Sincerity

What is needed is not just week of brotherhood but
world of brotherhood
Brotherhood would turn the death dealing clash of ma
tons into cooperation that would bring life and happiness
and the darkest of the world and the most
hopeless Of mankind 1t would dspe hate and arrOg
and and Indifference and hostility and injustice
from the affairs of mankind.
Poverty and want and sQuaor and disease and their
creature crime could not exist in world Of brotherhood for
it would distribute the wealth Of the world with fairness
and decency that would prevent these things
world of brotherhood would be a warlcss world, To-
day there the age old cry for peace throughout the world
but drowned in the noisy disorder of the preparation for
war.
1t would be well to replace the lusteess pretense Of
shabby of Brotherhood week often repeated it has
ragged with the sincerity of this nation taking sin
cere step toward brotherhood by establishing Department
of Peace and calling all other nations to do likewise.
This would give at least tone of sincerity to the APP
peal for Brotherhood All nations claim to be urging peace.
But all nations have Departments Of War while nation
has Department of Peace. Thus would jewel of nques
toned worth replace tin baube in the international affairs
of mankind
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
News und Views

Labor angry withdrawal defense setup
ent n fra g with gnane b lean and the PS t
mobilization program the United Labor Policy Committee rightly
stated is there evidence of enlightened and militant leadership to
meet the problems and act upon them.
9 R s of this W crisis 55y go % thu than the a n
other way can e upon the people o at the
Was this really the n to upod the Workers More
over, is this the right way?
appraisal of the involved and their
sbe union participation in the defense effort is essential
equality sacrifice that industrial mobilization handled
and and that last the attempt
the working and of America.
n dSs
@ levels sa wGg ong way K snd d
available to the defense it would stimulate production
overdue recognition which has tagged in
its i aSs H
All these factors could and should have been taken into
before the union adersp WAS go1fe INTO ad wqe bs a ae
Johnston latest ruling kept the door for further negoa
s3re GS these resuaton are not the n @ %
deny uste and fair play to American who works Tor
That combined with constructive Instead
unenabe position.
will be how further labor be hatedy
what other can we make sure that the unions interests and
answer ] & M g Samuel % the o%P % anS 6e s o
organizations
@ &c.. long ae hay hsq fast TT to tSs eu93y n ns; 1d @
of the AFT warned have sustained forward
labor something to be
respected accorded the councils of Republic
sye% though ds S ,SaSs 1ped 1
interrupted, the realization of aims
spirit that American labor and tower of
democratic strength This is the advice that presenday leadership
we'll adhere if it wants make tomorrow.
y
Unfortunately labor shorsghtedness public affairs is not
limited the defense effort Last month publications
ected the awards given them by the Freedoms Foundation Valley
the Foundation from labor
source, fascist anunon anlabor antbra and
anti democratic
SO proof accusations forthcoming Fuh
the list of all of pub
lie opinion bellies these charges.
infer that Gen.
America the ChTon Monitor
That,
course patent Must suppose that the
and other leading citizens the
tools of fascim and of That
Finally other labor Free
Foundation awards and too? Readers
supply their own
of prejudice thinking that resoundng de-
feats born.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
Comment On World Events

possible Ss Che E spSs on what it said was
washington seeks only small area in which it it might make
% @ as part Of Items with the IS SOv Sad Points
seod sn @ of % Wa s GeTi @ h '"ate @ the nature and
% % eSsw % otS@ S % a Ss @ S eSop sS%D s % s e
vice to the United States" and tells why
Backing up its opinion, the newsletter comments as follows
informed % a the o % sn e ae % pepae S bu yenefe
earnestly hope department standpoint
Council the Central Council atva and the Supreme Lithuanian
corporation the Baltic States into the Union of Soviet socia Re-
July 2 9G in in statement to the press which he @ said inter ALA M
United States opposed M % predatory viii matter "a & whether ether
are opposed any intervention on the part of
state however powerful in the domestic of other
principles because of the conviction of the American people that
co the a & between @ the rule of Of a%d
If this standpoint should longer apply recognition Of
mean @ all m ar and future m SSy1 ] acts of violence are & ecognsd
nothing but null and void for this has repeatedly shown that
to 6g Us$R viii reu Weakening prestige this
as the buwark of the rule Of of justice and Of law
the The S ;sa
However powerful the USA u.s. it will allies coming
served With by World athoggR pRSg Hi lately Sf" this
by not of the A%eresn pop ps He
AmG m PS % % should mot give bad advice to their eoury govern
opinion and be influenced accordingly in their
believing ready to sacrifice the principles modern
civilization based for fleetng and lusory
power " has never shown respect for justice
In Garfield ~ j., railroad participated in the
recent ck strike decided they had taught
Ninety of Gared l6l public school
pleading Illness while the president of the Board of Education below
cd IT'S
full extent of the salary increases they had asked
me, men Of Mrs P Keseaar president Of Local 1916 AFG eda
I'm not surprised Garfield sick
too"
49, In Pittsburgh Pa Secretary treasurer James Carey told
District convention of the United Rubber Workers
c has announced to its executives that it would seek the
OF ali costothVng escaato
plans in union contracts Carey commented acdy There's
this ani-unon
CE President Charles f. Wilson
Workers providing costofvng pension
Now NE
Charles Wilson sanction the destruction contract
signed by GE President Charles e. Wilson,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
Why These Prohts---WhY Price Rise?

General Motors Corp reported 1850 net earnings of
1884 044 039 business volume of 1881 086816, the
greatest net profits and sales recorded by private
The rest of the automobile industry is expected to show
comparable profits
Yet the Office of Price Sterilization granted auto
ufacturers only week previous another 32 percent in
crease in prices with the promise of more to come.
The u. S. Government, under its "legaized robbery
price sterilization program, guaranteeing these huge
profits of big business and the store retailer while
freezing workers wages tight they hOpeessy lost in
the fight to meet the cost of living.
Only the ow-income worker is bearing the brnt Of high
prices profits higher and higher taxes loose rent
controls and unemployment caused by the msmanagement
of Defense Mobilization Gar Charles II. Wilson.
Corporation profits in 1850 80 percent 1919,
according to the New York National City Bank Totals
$79 billion after taxes against $6 billion in 1919 according
to tabuatiOn by the bank Of 22l3 corporation reports.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-15
Gompers Knew The Score

On the central issue of our time-democracy versus
t0altaransmS Samuel GOmperS realized at what was
involved Long before most people he and pointed out
that communism incompatible with democracy He led
the American Federation of Labor the fight against
munsm while people were still beguied by its human
itaran pretensions.
1t is significant that he did not believe this entitled him
"to very great credit The who the trade unions
the ony power whose mission it is to evolve order out Of
social chaos from reaction brutality and perhaps
barbarism could not, obviously, have acted otherwise
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Southwest Citizens Appoint Group on RedeveIopmenf

The Southwest Citizens Asso-
citation last night authorized ap-
pointment of a committee to keep
in close touch with land redevel-
opment plans for its area.
The motion followed a talk by
John R. Searles, jr., executive di-
rector of the District Land Rede-
velopment Agency, bringing the
group up to date on the agency's
plans for the Southwest area. The
motion also seeks the backing OF
the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations and the Southwest Civic
Association in any action the cit
izens' association may take with
respect to redevelopment or slum
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Two Citizens Associations Merge and Elect Officers

Two citizens associations, the
Minnesota Avenue Center and
River Terrace, merged last night.
The new organization, to be
called the Minnesota Avenue Gen.
ter-River Terrace Citizens Asso-
citation, elected T. N, Black as
president. A seven-man committee
was chosen to reconcile the con-
Istitutions of the two old groups.
Other new officers are Clarence
r. Boswick, first vice president;
Charles Smith. seond vice presi-
dent, and o. c. Splitter. treasurer.
A secretary will be elected later.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
g. W. Peterson Joins
OPS Stuff in District

George William Peterson, So
of 1902 Kenyon street NV has
joined the staff of the District
Office of Price Sterilization as q
special agent in the enforcement
branch.
An alumnus of Howard Uni.
versity, Mr.. Peterson was ad.
mitted to the bar here in 1924
and has been secretary of the
Washington Bar Association fol
20 years.
Mr.. Peterson is married to DR.
Gladys T. Peterson, administra.
tive assistant to the first assistant
superintendent of schools,
Evening star., 1951-10-02
clearance in its area.

clearance in its area.
In a second action, the group
asked that the areas library at
Seventh and H streets S.W., where
the meeting was held, be formally
designated as the Thomas Jeffer-
son Memorial Library, Southwest
Branch.
The association also asked that
the Senate District Committee
take action on the mon -contro-
versial aspects" of the Davis crime
bill, with a view to getting that
much of the bill through Congress
before the end of the year. Rob-
Iert x. Boucher, vice president,
conducted the meeting.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Four Area Girl Students
Win Wellesley Awards

Four Washington area girls
have won scholastic honors al
Wellesley college this fall.
Honored for work in their fresh.
man year were Miss Christine o
Card, 152 Crosby street, Airing.
ton, Va, Miss Mary c. de Butts
Upperville, Va, and Miss Marrilyr
Koenick, SOFA Fourth street NV
Miss Anita j. Adler, 100 Madison
street NV, has been elected tt
Phi Beta Kappa, national scholas'
tic honor society.
Evening star., 1951-10-02

Elected delegates to the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations were
Carl H. Horn and Alfred F.. Marin
shaw. Edward j. Stein and Lee E
Jenkins were elected delegates to
the Northeast Council.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving remembrance
of our beloved sister,
AGNAS KNOWLES
who departed this life July "a,
1850 in Key West, Fla.
o Master, let me walk with thee
In lonely paths of service free,
Tell me Thy secret, help me bear
The strain of toll, the fret of care
Alice Grey, sister
Rosa Hepburn, sister
Cecilia Grant, sister
Cecil Lee and Shelley
niece and nephew
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
CardS---M Memorials
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our darling daughter,
DOROTHY A. CURRY
who was accidentally killed at
Liberty City pool July 90, 1948.
Three years have passed since
that awful day,
My dear daughter was taken
away.
Rev. 21;4.-And God shall wipe
away all tears from their eyes;
and there shall be no more
death, neither sorrow nor cry
ing, neither shall there be any
more pain; for the former things
are passed away.
Mrs. Miriam Williams,
mother
Mr.. Murdoch Cruz, father
And Brothers
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
CARD OF THANKS

Miss Lola Rutledge Fulton of
2O85 NV 9th place wishes to thank
the Wilmington Funeral Home
and Elder j. F. Street of Ephesus
SDA Church of Jacksonville,
Fla, also all of thise who
rendered kind services during the
illness and death of our mother.
and grandmother, Mrs. Missouria
Fulton, who died July S in Jack
sonville, Fla.
Since there is not enough space
to name them all we do especial
ly thank the Pallbearers of lodge
No. 5, the Christian Charity Club
and the Daughters and Flower
Club of Antlers Temple No. 80
for their florals, cards and tele-
grams.
Surviving are five daughters
Miss Lola r. Fulton, City, Mrs.
Nora Mitchell, Jersey City, New
Jersey, Miss Emma D. Fulton,
Mrs. Jessie Bee Jordan, and Mrs.
Amanda Mackey of Jacksonville,
a son, Mr.. John Wesley Fulton,
a grandson, Mr.. George McIvory
also of Jacksonville, and other
relatives and friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28

In loving memory of our dear
son and brother,
> HAROLD JOHNSON
who departed this life July 20,
l948. Gone but not forgotten.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes 10
weep;
A calm and undisturbed repoSe,
Unbroken by the last of foes.
Asleep in Jesus! Oh how sweet
To be for such a Slumber meet;
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, mother
That death hath lost its painful
sting.
Mrs. arab johnson, mother
And Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
CARD OF THANKS

We, the bereaVed family OF
the late,
MRS. MARION WARD
wish to thank the many friends
who stood by us in our hour of
sadness. Also for cards, letters,
kilograms and donations of cars,
flowers. Especially do we wish to
thank Choir No. / of Ebenezer
Methodist Church, Rev. BARLEY
and Rev Ponder for consoling
remarks, Mrs. Celestine Burnside
as a neighbor, Elder Bandfield,
her pastor of the Seventh Day
Adventist Church, the staff of
Pharr Funeral Home. May God
bless you all.
Mrs. Oretha Strachan
And Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving remembrance
of our mother and grandmother,
MRS. ANNIE S. HERRING
who departed this life July %,
1916.
Eternal rest grant unto her,
Oh Lord, and let her soul rest in
peace"
Mrs. Susie Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Davie
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. w. Smith
And Grand Children
Evening star., 1951-10-27

NEAR KENTL TLAND-S6,Ono
new shopping center and city bus
transp. can be made into nice
home. $1,000 down. $50 per month.
Evening star., 1951-10-27

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