davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-12-17
$3.95

Baby Anchor Seat, for bathing
baby. Four suction cups hold seat
firmly to the tub. White enamel
finish.
Evening star., 1952-12-17

Jumbo Piggy Bank, brightly colored
plastic, 10" tall to hold many PEN
nies. Red-yellow, pink-blue. Com
plete with key.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
s2.95

A mere 4" high, with concentrated light.
May be used for sewing, as a night crib
light for reading in bed Complete with
bulb cord and shut-off, switch AC-DC.
Colonial brass copper finish with silvery
metal.
Street Floor-Washington; Arlington
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Elm iuahrrs mnrt

Ger sroBe Vteni6enfenner unO Gr-
5leber 5lottif unterbielt li) emit nit
elmer Sral ltnO einen Monn in Oeren
@be es ni6t ielten 5u Streitigfeiten
fam. 9eioe iuiinl6ten at erfobren,
oh unO auf 1pelde @eiie es nogli9
lein fonnte, lol6e tpenig erfreuli6e
observation-disclosures 5u bermeioen.
Statt barauf slntlport 5lt geben,
fragte Sluttif, Oh ser Menid5 5u
alien 3eiten BEL polem Sertanbe iei.
Ser Wtann ertpioerte: rHa9 meiner
9l1ffaiiltng fann niemanO bebaupten,
oaB er INNER bei bo0er 8ernunft iei;
mag elmer audi nod 10 geideit iein,
10 fonmt oo6 5uipeilen cine nGrril6e
SttnOe iiber i'm" 5latti6 iagte 5lt
ibm: u2as lit ein pabres @ort, uno
man lollte Oana6 5lt banoeln iu6en.
@enn einmal sic ndrriibe Stunoe
iiber Sbre Srou fommt, 10 oenfen Sic
oaran, ieien Sic gel6eit uno geben
Sic noh." 3ur 6ruu getpanOt, fl1br
er tort: Limo menn sic nGrriI Id)e
Stunoe an Sbren 0fann fonnt, io
banoeln Sic atf gleid)e @eiie. Sour
menn 5pei Narren aneinonoergeraten,
gi6t c5 enoIole S0noel. ."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

Mari6 eine 0ftere stdrflng erbeildt,
10 enpfieblt unier 6eiliger gan5 nod
Oringlib Die oftere beilige &on1mu-
Mon. - 9lae oieie l1ebungen ser
6rommigfeit miiiien een1dB Dem praf-
tilben SerItdnonis bes Seiligen oen
Seuten in Ser @elt angepaBt lein, Tie
0ltrfen nidt binoerlif iein in Der Gr=
fiillung ibrer Stanoespfli6ten.
Sebr praftii6e Hatl6l1ge gibt uns
Ser fl. Sran5 bon Gales in BEN &api=
teln iiber bie Sllgenoen. @eraoe bier
in lit er ser eigentiimli6e, bon Sen
Seltten in ser 8elt seibaste Siibrer.
slls 3ped Ser SugenOen itellt er bin,
Oen Weni6en gum yhom,ete hou1n1e",
5ltm gbrenmanr, 5l.m Gentleman 5u
biloen. Die Sugenoen niiiien BEN gan=
sen Wtenl6en perbeiiern, 5lnddlt oie
natiirli6en gigenlbaften. SSn einem
&apitel iagt er, man ioae ii6 cine
uerniinftige uno praftiide 9enfungs-
weile angemobnen. 8ei Der 8abl Der
Sngenoen iollen mir bieienigen por=
5ieben, Die unierem 2ebensitano emit
ipre6en, nidt oieienigen, Die l1ns. ge=
raoe 5uiagen. sll5 iolbe 5iebt er ielber
Die folgenoen bret Dor: Die Sanftmut
Oes &er5ens, bie slrnntt i'm @eiite uno
Die @infa9beit oes 2ebenS. @s tpuren
geraOe Oiele SugenoelL Oie 0ie Ser5en
Der Groteltanten eroberte1 5lt oeren
8efebrung Ser Seilige na6 Der 2anos
ld]aft Gbablais, Oie fiir einige 3eit
sur Shlpei5 geborte ltno oaber gum
&alpinismus abgefaaen mar, ent=
ianot Doroen mar. Dfan muB oas
&upitel iiber Die Sanftnltt gegen Sen
Ia6Iten lelber lelen, Inn redt 81 Der
Iteben, 1pie teuer oiele Sugeno I'M ie=
rem Seiligen mar. Inter Die les &api-
tel falen audi Die lebr pratttl6en Gat-
iblage fiir oen &anlpf gegen Die Ser
lu6ungen llno Die geiltliben erer-
5itien. @ie berrlid iino ieine @orte
gegen ben S6luB bes gii6leins, no
ct sic Stilnmung oes Ser5ens in
@orte fleioet, Die er ser Seiligen
Sdrift entninmt: sd gebore ni6t
mebr mir an oh i6 Iebe ooer iterbe,
10 gebore i6 meinem Seilano; bon
mir uno fiir MIDI babe i6 nidts;
Selu5 lebt in mir, uno alles, mas id)
mein nenen fann, iou Sbm geboren.
siit rieien @orten fiibrt uns ser
FL. Sran5 BON Gales l6on al1f ben
@ipfel ser 8oafommenbeit: bic Ser
einiglng nit gbriitus. ~Christiarus
alter Christus", Ser Gbriit ioa ein
anoerer Gbriitus lein - fiir ii6 iel=
Der, in ser 5amilie, I'M Staate. alio
aud ser fl. Sran5 bon Gales fiibrt
nns gu elmer ugrneuerung in Gbri-
ito" L. H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Eiigp l1uh mahrhrtt

Ser beriibmte sluguitinerpater
Ibrabam a Santa CLARA iprab emit
iiber @abrbeit uno 2iige uno ma6te
babel folgenoe sluslpriibe:
v3ie 2iige lit bas aino pornebmer
gltern; oenn ser Sater Ser 2iige tit
ser Shirt ser 5initernis. Oarllm miro
oie 2iige, iobalo iie seboren, aufses
nommen uno gebdtidelt uno groB-
ge5ogen uno madt groBes Slid in
ser @elt. : Die 8abrbeit lit oa-
gegen Elm 6tnbelfino. 8enn lie elmer
finoet, ser muB iid abionoerli6
bitten, 5u iagen, baB er lie gefunoen
uno aufgenommen babe. = Die 2iige
gebt fein iGuberlib einber, trdgt eitel
Cont nno 5eioe uno golben @e-
jhmeio' uno Sterne auf Der 8rnIt. -
Die Mabrbeit ober gebt franf nno
frei einber. Die 2iiee trdst ben
Mof bes Geifens unb -oas BHaiter Der
S1nlinfe. - Die Wabrbeit, menn iie
reat lit, lit itets obne Siille uno Wsdn'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

gude bes 2ebens. Seoer slusenblid
oeines 2ebens lit tpie Elm leeres Sc
faB, bds Dir bon iinithtbaren @ngels-
bdnOen bingebalten miro, oas oli fiiait
nit guten @eoanfen NIT eolen @er-
fen uno NIT Spfern oeiner Miibiale
unb 2eioen. 9u fannlt Die Stunoen
oeines 2ebens mie Yerlen oneil,-
an6erreiben, aus oeren Die S1onbeit
oeiner Seele pioerltrablt. Cine elm
5ige Wtinute lit lang genug, I'M eine
Weenl6enleele unr5lrpanoeln: tpas
fonnteIt ou aus Dir macbeit nern bu
Die 3eit elmer ein5igen 8cbe oeines
Sebens oaranf per1Denoen tpollteIt,
bein Snneres IN Srbnung, 5ll britt
gen uno oi6 iiber Sinn uno 3ped
oeines 9aleins 5u belinnen. @ie piele
Stun6en I'M Monat perbrau6lt bu
nit Der grndbrung uno Bflege oeines
2eibes uno nit Der forperli6en uno
geiitigen Iusbilonng fir oeinen 8e-
rut nit @el6dften 1nb Sbliegen-
beiten, Die MIR Die sluBenieite oeines
2ebens betreffen &ait ou in bieie Dem
Srbiiben gepeibten Stunoen nidt
menigItens ben Sesen elmer suten
Meinung bineingelegt, oann meroen
tie emit als peridln1te @elegenbeiten
oas S6ulobub oeiner Seele belalten.
rSagli6 orangt oles Dem @nbe 5u
9arum lit mein Stat, ibr m0get oie
fur5e 3eit Der Bilgeribaft in freunb-
liber 3uriidse5ogenbeit oabinaubrin-
gen iu6en, elm rubiges 1no lorgen-
freies 2eben fiibren, eu6 nit front
mer 9eiung beIddftieeh iiber bas
8ort @ottes getra6tllngen anItellen,
Die Siebe 5lt ben e1pigen Dingen in
eud anfaden, ste iroii6en Sitter na6
&raften 81 guten Werfe,l pertpenoen
uno 5um 2pbn oafiir altf bas etpige
&eif boffen. Gin iol6es 2eben lit
lbon iebt eine Seilnabrne am etpigen
2eben" (@regor ser 8roBe).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

aus 6ili9ran uno feinem geIponnes
nem Silberbrabt eriebt, Oie ben &opf
i6nliidter, bic 3opfe umrabmten ooer
unlflamlnerten. Inter Seinri6 III.
bon Jranfreif ieoo6 eroberte ii6 Der
Sbrlbmuf bon neuem Die 8unlt Ser
iSrouenmelt, l1no balo 1petteiferte au6
Die Utdnneripelt nit ibr, itd) i'm
S6mud ieltener Sbrringe 5lt 5eiget1
oa, Die etn aQgenlein per6reiteter
8lalbe beIagt, Die Srdger oerielben
bon 9lugenfranfbeiten perldont Bile
ben, ein Iberglaube, Der lid1 Biz auf
oen beuti8en Sag erbalten fat. Ser
Sbrring Nun. Ser in oen lebten sSobr>
5ebnten getragen tpuroe, 5ei6nete iib
in feiner @eiie our6 belonoerS fiinIt-
leril6e Sormen ober &oItbarfeit bes
0taterials aus. gteben oen gliidli6en
Seliberinnen BON ein5elnen foltbaren
Berlen ooer 9riaanten als i6lihten,
unai1ioringlihen Sbri6muf, bliebeu
Oielen piele anoere Sragerinnen bplr
une6ten Sbrringen nrr aus oeln oben
ongegebcnen @rltnoe treu.
9sun miro oQeroings ser Sbrring
orr6 Die Wtooe pieoer beIonoers be,
por5ugt, unO pieoer lino es DIR
gebdnge, oie in Sropfenforn, als
ying nit ieitli6en slnbGngern ober
nit &ettben Oaran befeItigten Serlen,
Steinen ooer Wetoa5ieraten Inn bie
8unlt Ser Srauenlpelt perben. 8et
gliidli6er @abl iino lie iebenfaas
ebenlo luie ser Sbrring auBeroroent-
lid geeignet, Die oieneid)t itrenge
Sinie OeS 9tadens 5u miloern pber
einen l60nen Sals 5u belonoerer Gel
tllng 5r bringen. 9lber - ebenioiebr
fam bangenoer Sbrifmltf alt6 5u
einem ltorenoen Clement tperoen, Ser
oie SrGgerin in ibrer gigenart emit
iteat. Gas niiiien iib namentIi6
aa5u lebbafte unO all5u uniiroepolle"
6rauen geiagt lein laiien, iuenn lie
Dor Die gSabl zines mooernen Sbr+
lhmufes gelteQt neroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
nrrfdlmirgPnhrtt

gSiepiel lueniger 9eio gabe es bod
in Der @elt, penn man bie &llnIt oe5
SGpeigens fleiBig 5l1r anpenoung
bringen pollte! SreilidD miiBte man
iid in oieier i6lpierigen <nit crit
tiibtig iiben! @ie baufie entlteben
iogenanute &latl6ereien bur1 cine
ein5ige ltnbeionnene 8emerfung,
Ourb Oos unbeoobte 8ieOerer5dblen
eineS an ii6 nur unbeoeutenoen gr-
eigniiies, zines fleinen aus Dem Sus
ianmenbang geriiienen Sases. Sn
Oieler 8e5iebung baben fleine ur-
la6en leioer oft unerlpartet groBe
&irfltngen. 9fag lol6e 8emerfung
ourbaus nidt in boier abiidt ge>
ma6t leilr lie geniigt oft, Sreunb=
ldyaft in 6einoidbaft SIT Danoeln uno
lhDere 3erpiirfniiie berpor5urufen.
&ann oo6 l6on Elm ein5iges 8ort, in
anoerem 3ulammenbang ooer nit
fallder 8etonung lpeitergeIagt, CUR
Slamme neroen, pGbreno es ionIt als
ein unl6aoli6er Sunfe pergltmmen
miro. 0ean iiberlege Oesbalb, ebe man
oieles uno ienes peiterero1blt. Der
quite 2eumunb zines Wenl6en lit 10
idnea 5erltort. Wan iollte i6lpeisen
lernen, man iollte oas, mas man iiebt
unb bort, mebr in iid) tragen, 8eoan-
fen buran fniipfen, su leinem Iorteil
perlpenoen! Sour bie Sat bat blei-
benoen @ert! Sdmeigen uno benfen
uno arbeiten, 10 iollte es ieber Menid
balten, Oenn Oies piirbe ibm ii1er
gum Segen iein!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

tel6en mo ungeibnlinft; fein fal-
Ides Soar lit an ibr; iie beiBt nit
ibren eigenen 3dbnen uno leiOet
feinen Shmud. = Gie 2iise miro oft
bon Grobeit SIT 8oite gelaoen; Ser
@abrbeit iebt man aber sen Stll9l
Dor Die Siir. - Die 2iige tit iuie ser
Stuub: iie oringt burh S6liiiiel-
loder uno 5eniterrite,t, uno gegen
Iie bilft fein 9tiegel nod S6loB; Die
@abrbeit aber oringt lelten Our6. -
Gie 2iige lit pie cine S6lange: bop.
pel5iingtg frie6t iie ant 8ooen uno
baltet it'd. - Die @abrbeit aber bat
cine 5tpeiihneioiee 3unge uno trGet
ibre eigene Sallt 81 Worfte. - Gie
Siige mill berri6en, ober sic 8abr,
belt lit ipr0oe. 8ia oie 2iige tpobl-
tltlL 10 fibelt iie ol6; Iou Sir rber sic
@abrbeit ppbltun, 10 tut tie sir peb. i"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
zan1 Trtt nrH HI. Bran5
,1un SalpH

Der folgen0e 8rief, aoreiliert an
Die ,8anoerer' =Geoaftion Dor ettpa
fiinflno5man5ig Sabren, fonnte audi
beute gel6rieben aperoen:
@enn man audi nur fliiftig oie
Beltereigniiie perfolgt, oie Die Spal-
ten unierer 3eitungen anfiillen bann
nlo6te man iif gerne fragen ipobin
all Die 8irrnilie uns nod bringen iol=
len. Gie Staatsmdnner aaer 21ltoer
5erbre6en ii6 Die &opfe, Inn Die re6=
ten Seilmittel 5u finoen; tie finoen
li6 5ulamnen bel internationalen
uno nationalen &onferen5en, Inn ge-
meini6aftlid oie 5rieoensglode 5u
gieBen Die bas erlebrte @ebiloe
oauernoer G0lferDeriobnung berbei=
lauten ioa. Snnner mieoer ieoo9 ser-
lpringt Die 5ornl, enttpeOer our1 bas
ucbernaB Ser Sibe /oes 3ornes, oes
Safes uno Ser 2eioenl1ait, ooer
Ourb Oie &alte mangelnoer 2iebe
uno miloer Na6giebigfeit. @tro man
ldlieBlid ni6t oo6 5ur lteber5eugung
fommen, OaB Die 2oiung Ser u@elt-
ratlel" BON Der grneuerung 0es Ser
gems altsgeben nrltb, oaB ni6t uSrie-
oensfonferen5en BON @enf", lpobl
aber ernite gea6abnll1ne oes uSeili=
gen bon @enf" oauernoen srieoen
uno 8oblitano Der gSelt bringeu
meroen2 0ieier @oblitano bliibt nur
anf Der @rlnolage e6ten gbrii item
tunls, nllr menn mir ale, StaatsmGn=
ner uno 8olf, 1pabre @ottlu6er ge-
moroen lino. llniere Belt perlangt,
oaB oiele @ottiu6er ith ni9t binter
&loltermauern perbergen; nein, mir
brau6en Seilige in Der ggelt! Ser
N. 5ran5 bon Gales, 8ii9of BON
@enf nnO slnnecp, iit Der 5iibrer fir
mooerne, in Ser @elt Iebenoe @ott-
im6er. 9arin liegt ieine groBe 8e,
oeutllng, Die iid au6 bis in unlere
Gage nod erbalten bat. @r mar ser
groBe Seelenfiibrer 5ll 8eginn oes
II. Sabrbunoerts. @ie nobl er oieie
&unit aller &iinlte peritanoen bat,
beiDeilen uns Die atpeitauleno nod er-
baltenen 8riefe, Die oieier Seellorge
erma6ien iino. glud ieine Saupt-
l6riften enttuudlen oerartigen Seel=
lorgebriefen. Giner bermanoten Da-
me, Dfaoatne GbaranoiiD, bate er in
elmer Neibe BON 8riefen oargelegt,
ipie tie rim Der @elt leben tonne, obne
oeren @eiIt an5unebmen". 9araus
puroe Die nHbilotbea" ober cine Mn-
leitung 5ur Srommigfeit, eine Shrift,
Die na6 Dem @bangelium nno Ser
Na6folge Gbriiti 5u oen meiltgeleIe-
men Bm6ern gebort. Wdnner ser @e-
lebriamfeit uno i9li9te 2eute lalen
oarin inuner pieoer ,lnb ipieber uno
ler,1ten oaraus uoie @iifenihaft, autb
i'm gelp0bnliden 8eruf Der @elt @ott
au oienen, unb BEN Wiut, Sbn 5u
lieben". Seine berrliden 59riften
baben Dem &eiligen i'm Sabre 1922
6ur6 BEN SI. Nater 6en Eitel ,Ba-
iron Der fatboliihen Shriftiteler"
gebrnft.
8efaifen mir uns einmdI nit Der
Gauptidrift 6es 9eiIigen, Der .Hbilo-
tbea". Ser 3mef oieies 4iihleins
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Trag' nm frtrurtg'

s. dnHrt Dir Der SdJmers bic 8eble su,
- Aie herb er lei, iuirs' lin bernnter,
S6 oir bic SrGn' i'm 9lnge brennt,
Nian iputtet bes, Der idJreit nmb flennt,
,3erorifc ie nnb ideine ,nnnter!
8cr fimnert iid) nm frembes @eb,
@er neigt iein DIR at beinen &lagen?
Sin ieber fat an ieiner Gnal,
9ln eig'nen Sorgen pbne l3abl,
go bicl CT fam itnb mebr at tragen.
F. w. Weber
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
Sanitation Engineer To Report to Council Soon : On Rat Determination

Graveling of streets is now un- der way in several parts of town designated by the street commit tee, by Pete Reader who was awarded the contract last week.
 Graveling is also being done, it was reported, on the Seventh Day Adventist lot, in response to petition by adjoining property owners.
 The new Territorial Health Nurse has requested improve ments at the Health Center, in- cluding furniture and necessary equipment such as a sterilizer. The health committee is working with her.
 Three new applications for chauffeur's licenses were accept ed: Herbert Cook Bingham, Joe Garne and M. Hegg.
 MT. Cooper, Territorial Sanitar- ian, made his annual visit and inspection, from his headquarters at Fairbanks. He advised the city that he would render a report soon on his findings here in re- lation to the garbage dump, burn ed out buildings, and rats.
 He has suggested rat exter- imitation program for next spring, full details of operation to be given the city in ample time.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
Nome Eskimo Dancers
 Will Present Full Program Of Native Dances Aug. 9

The Nome Eskimo Dancers are reported making preparations for more elaborate program than has ever been shown in Nome be- fore, according to their leader, Sam Mogg, who reports that the group has gone to considerable expense to make costumes and acquire the proper fur garments and fur decorations needed for the show.
 Through the activity of the Nome Visitors Assn, a short pro- gram was presented by the group at the Boring Sea Club last Satur- day and was so we'll received by the tourists present that a volun- tary offering was made by them in appreciation for the demon Stration.
 The group announces full eve ning's entertainment for the night of Aug. 9th.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYs

Arriving Tuesday were: Louis Allen, B. Greenfield, Doyle La tham, Calvin Olson,, Stan Palmer, Joe Wallace, MT. and Mrs. Ed Stephens, G. Harmon, Pat Ka- tongnan, A. sGroseclose, B. Asha- koff, Mildred Herman, Mrs. Ong- lawsurk, Bob Thorpe.
 Departing were: Maj. England, Louise Hay, l.. Pagan, F. Swan- son, Gail Hart, Joe Catham.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
Mildred Herman Here on Legal and Community Business


 Mildred Herman, well known attorney and club woman of Ju- neau is here on legal business, having arrived yesterday with Pan American Airways.
 In addition to her legal activ- ities, Mrs. Herman is commander of the Alaska Division for Can cer and plans to contact the lead CTS in the community in regard to the cancer program. She also will meet with members of the Home Arts Club in connection with the work of that organiZa- ton which is a member of the Alaska Federation of Women's Clubs.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30

Clarence Richter. for several years photographer here, writes from Los Angeles that he is now with the North American Avia- ton Co.,, building F-85 Sabre jets and enjoying his work. He and his wife FranceS Waldhelm send greetings to their friends here
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
Nome Natives Take Advantage of

Nome Natives Take Advantage of AHA Home Improvement Loans
 Members of the Arctic Native Brotherhood met Monday evening with Alex Bowker of the AHA.
 Bowker explained to them the special plan by which natives may obtain financial help to improve their homes. Several Eskimos present expressed an interest to take advantage of the program which gives up to $500 worth of building material per individual per year.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
OLDTIMER REVISITS NOME

sBilP' Hyland, early day pio- neer, returned to look over the present-day Nome and finds con- ditions and modern improvements which did not exist 50 years ago.
 He has been making his home in San Francisco and reports sec ing Judge Coke" Hill and Jafet Lindeberg, both of whom are en- toying good health and are "Just like they used to be" years ago in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
CAP Cadets To Leave Thursday For Ellmendorf Encampment

Twenty two CAP Cadets are scheduled to leave tomorrow af- ternoon by military transporta- ton for Elmendorf Field for the annual encampment scheduled to start August 1.
 AS the group is made up of both 'teen-age boys and girls, chaperoneS Mrs. Robert EmmOnS and Mrs. Everett Adams will ac- company the party.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
N o T l C F

"A very important CAP Cadet meeting will be held this evening at the High Schol at 7:30 p.n. All cadets planning to go 10 the en- campment. must attend in suntan uniforms.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
MT. and Mrs. Harry Hagen Aboard SS Baranof. In Collision At Sea with Greek Steamer

MT. and Mrs. Harry Hagen are reported among the passengers on the SS Baranof which collided with a Greek steamer while north bound from Seattle.
 According to reports, the we'll known skipper, Capt. Ramsauer, ordered all passengers into life boats but there was no panic as the weather was calm and beauti- full.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30

Arthur C. Paulos and Colleen Maxwell. both of Nome, were married yesterday by the U. s. Commissioner, Russell Arnett.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-30
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Earl Modor, Polly Ann Tocktoo, Jessie Tocktoo.
 Discharged: Douglas Wadill.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-04-04

MRS. DOROTHY McCULLOCH LEE
WILL RUN FOR RE : ELECTION

Mayor Dorothy Mcculloch Lee
mas announced that she will be a
candidate for reelection.
Mayor Lee released a statement
hat she would again campaign on
; platform calling for continue i'm
partial law enforcement and the
city manager form of government.
Mayor Lee stated she appreci-
zted deeply the expression of con-
sidenee received from many fine
people who have urged me to run
for reelection and who have pledg-
Cd me their full support il I should
decide to do So"
There are additional improve
nents in our city government
whies should like to aid in bring
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-04-04
CHURCH SERVICES

Sunday March 16, was the Third
Quarterly meeting of Bethel AME
church. Rev. L. F, Green, Presiding
Elder in charge delivered a stir.
ring message. His subject was:
WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH
CHRIST" II was taken from the
Scripture text: What Then Shall
I DO With Jesus called the
Christ"
Rev. Green advised his listners
10 take invoice take stock of
themselves = see how depleted our
stock is. This Is a season OF deci-
sion - the Lenten season
season to grow in grace live
better live
Continuing he said, not what we
give in these. neither how we talk.
read the bible, go to church, not
what we have in riches, positions,
popularity, ETC., but how we re-
ceive the Christ His Spirit.
Reports at the Quarterly con-
ference on Monday evening follow.
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ing about" she stated Il feel
can best do this while serving as
mayor"
Mayor Lee was the fourth person
to file or declare for the office OF
mayor. Others in the running are
Lew Wallace. tossed his hat in
the ring Dec. II. 1851; Arnold
Jack" Little. a barber; city COM
missioner Fred Peterson; Maurice
(willie) willinger, restaurant oper-
ator, and city commissioner ]. f.
Bennett.
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Union Services of the six partici.
pating churches. Hughes Memorial
Me: Allen Chapel CINE; Mt. Olivet
Baptist; Vancouver Ave. Baptist;
Bethel AME; and First AME Zion
where the services were held Sun
day evening. March 16. A great
spiritual treat was accorded all
attending. Rev. l.. F. Green. was
visitor.
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brother Leonard are home on emer-
gency leave from Japan, wnere
both are stationed - home to visit
their sister Ethel. a patient in the
sanatorium at the Dalles, Oregon.
Loomas and Leonard are sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Loomas Harris, Sr.
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ing. were exceptional fine a n d
gratifying: showing much improve
ments over the previous quarter
A unanimous vote of commentator
was extended the pastor Rev. Jes-
sic L. Boyd likewise Presiding Ed
er Green.
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Mrs. John Davis in Sc. 36th St.
received the sad intelligence OF the
sudden passing of her youngest sis
ter. Mrs. Cora L. Patterson, In
Champaign. ILL.,, on March 10, 1852.
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HOME FROM KOREA
Loomas Harris. Jr., and his
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Note the gathered
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Evening star., 1952-07-02

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, 1952-03-27
IFS Your Money!

The trouble with most discussions of taxes and the
national debt is that they take place in a financial strato-
sphere. Almost no one can thing logically in terms OF tens
Of billions and hundreds of billions.
But when the meaning OF taxes and the debt is relat-
ed to the average man and the average family, the omln-
Gus. picture clears. The Bulletin of the Southern States In
dustrial Council recently did that when it said, "The pub
lie debt is 100000, GOO, 900, and this lays a $4,000 bur-
den on every family in America. The interest alone on this
debt aggregates more than $1,000, 900, 900 annually-or
$3.50 for every family. Last year the average family
paid 1859 in direct taxes and another $50 in hidden
taxes. A total of more than $4,000. This year the take
will be greater.
when the $50, 500, 100000 budget proposed for next
year-Which it is now estimated will create a deficit of
S14, 900, 900, 000-is compared with current Federal
spending-we find that it will add an average financial
liabiIty-either i'll taxes or increased debt-of 1925 for
every family in America"
There it is. We can't think in billions, but we can
think in hundreds and in thousands. It's your money. It's
coming out Of your pocket-and it will come out of your
children's pockets. Debt and taxes are destroying us from
within. 1t isn't a question of whether we want to cut
government spending. We must cut tiff we are to
survive as a free people.