davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

Ernest and Jerroleen Hinton, Ced-
ar Creek Hundred, 2 acres, Cedar
Creek Hundred.
From Suburban Development
Corp, to Bruce and Florence Tap
pan, Rehoboth, lots Al and So,
Lewes and RehobOth Hundred.
About rs per cent Of U. S. farms
have autos.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOTdOmGiiC Drive is the only
"oUfomotie" in its field with
the "Go" ofoncJtomaiie inter-
mediate gear plus the smooth
ness Of q torqUe converter.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Every can of the Green Giants
Niblets Brand Corn has all the
fresh-shucked flavor of corn-on-
the-cob. Those pedigreed kernels
are grown from exclusive seed
(D-138) and picked and packed at
the feeting moment of perfect flavor.
L. SHruv, MiHnesOea;
Fiae FOOds Of CaRada Ltd.. 7seuNsseh. Ontario.
''Niblets' Brand Reg. U. 8. Pat. on. g GGCO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Senator Is Wed

NEWPORT. ". 7. IT, Sen. John
". Kennedy (D.Massl and Miss
Jacquelins Lee Bowler a. Newport
we're issued . marriage license
yesterday AZ City Han.
They vii be married al 81
Mays Catholic Church Sept. Il
with Archbishop Richard J. cush.
ING Of Boston performing the eere-
m0ny.
Kennedy. wearing Q sports shirt
and summer shorts. borrowed q
coat and neektie before posing for
photoaraphers. We gave his age as
- and Miss Bowler said she Ia
"a.
they met last year while she
was an inquirlna reporter for the
Washington Times-Elerald.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Hiring Declines
In us. Factories

WASHINGTON R - The Labor
Department reported that factory
hlflng declined IN Jtly 20 ne Low.
eas rate Cor that month since ls4e
while factory iayuffs increased.
The departments Bureau ol Ia.
Dor Statistics said the hiring rate
per thousand employees il manu-.
featuring plants dropped from 81
IN June n 30 In July. The firing
rate. however, Increased from .
70 IL.
The bureau said the reduced
hiring rate reflects q leVeling of
In the trend a factory employ
ment. rather than major change
ploymnet situatioa."
The bureau said the high firing
rate was chiefly due 10 plant shut.
downs In The automobile Industry
and eartailed output Of farm equip
meat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Lamb May Be
Demo Treasurer

WASHINGTON ~ - Edward
Lamb of Tolsdo. 0hio. was said
BY an lriormed source here to be
undsr serious consideration IS the
next treasurer Of TIE Democratic
National Committee.
Some eummiGise members NJ.
ready have approached him about
the mater. this source said. RE
added that Lamb probably would
accept the 90 a. an ohligati0a 10
the party.
AZ Democratic national head.
quarters. . spokesman said Lamb
il one 81 several persons being
considered for the appointment.
Lamb IL publisher Of the Erie
fPa.l Dispatch and owner 81
number ef televlsion and radio sta
tons. which include WTD In To-
lsdo and wMAc-Tv In canton- Mas
sillon. hl0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
passs. s.p..mIs, & 10 Ha
United States Wants U.N. To
Delay In Red China Action

UNITED NATIONS. n. Y. H.
TIE Ualied States win propose shal
the comlna Z. N. Ceneral Assem-.
BY poslpons he qnestinn Il seating
He'd China fur another rear, H.
termed aaarlers said today.
These sources said ale United
States already has consulted acme
delegations ard IL eonlidenf The
Assembly vii sldeiraek TIE Issue,
81 least Until rs 1854 session.
Soviet Delegate Andres ". Vlsh.
lnsky served notice two weeks AGO
that he would press % seat ne
Peiping regime when TIE Assem-.
BY opens is three-mouiA isss sss.
ainn Sept. Is.
Since thea TIE Soviet Newspaper
PFavda has been giving the China
representation question : BIG build
40. 4 insisted that the seating al
the Chinese Communist govern.
meng In the u. ". il "an absolute
preeondition" 90 the preservation
and consolidation Of international
peace.
The Americans. however, have
decided % follow the sans pro.
eedure they used last fall 10 avoid
; showdown 0n the seating of the
Chinese Reds. A that time, the
United States succeeded In pushing
through q resolution saying simply
that the Assembly would postpone
for the duration Of rs seventh ses.
sion consideration Of al proposals
10 exclude Nationalist China and
seat Red Chlna.
Tie Ulnited States won On easy
victory then because the Chinese
Communists we're fighting u. NJ.
forces An Korea. Many Of the N
U. N. members which have rec.
for postponement. The q. s. pro
posal was adopted al with n na.
tons sustaining. Only the five Sow.
let bloc countries, India and Indo.
nesia voted against the postpone
ment.
The situation has changed some.
what as . result Of TIE Korean
armistiee, but The United States
VII contend that the China repre-
sentation question should await the
outcome ol the forthcoming Ko-
rean peace conference. Al which
the pelplng government win play
q leading rule.
Some Of the Western Allies. as
wei IS some neutrals. have made
recently iavoring the
admission Of Red China % the U.N.
but most Of them have RETAINED
from committing themselves 90
supporting such action At the com.
lnn session.
This "a true Of Britain. Norway,
ard Denmark.
Spokesmen for those countries
here say they have not yet &c.
celved any final Instructions.
The United States IL understood
to ks particularly anxious NOT 60
have another open split with Brit.
ain and other major allies 50 soon
after the recent differences over
midas inclusion In the Korean
peace conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Young Farmer
Kills Three In
Harvest Quarrel

ABINGDON. Va. w-An srga-
meat ever eutting wheat. police
said. led . young tenant farmer
. knock out three persons near
here yesterday with . hveioos
piece q pipe. thea slng them
again 10 make sure ell three we're
dead.
Authorities planned 10 file three
charges q murder to-day against
Wallace Junior Elan. -. quoted
BY Commonwealth Attorney Va.
ney Campbell a. saying he killed
the three persons after the argu.
ment over wheat-eutfing.
Dead we're Walter z. Pratt. Sc.
bis wife. Mrs. Mary Pratt, 81; and
James Meadows, s.. Eiam lived
% the Pratt farm In Washington
County about five miles from Salt.
vile. Meadows ran q nearby store.
Campbell said Elan told him he
went 10 kne Fran home with q gun
and was arguing with the couple
when Meadows say the quarrel
and came 70 The rescue Of the
Pratts with the piece Of pipe used
for digging post holes.
Elan toek the iron bar away
from Meadows, knocked him un-
conscious and then went into TIE
Pratt home, where Pratt shot him
through the shoulder with q rife.
the prosecutor said. Elan said Ne
then Knocked Pratt down and fol-
lowed Mrs. Pratt into the yard,
where he Knocked her down. Camp.
bell said.
The prosecutor quoted Elan a.
saying he then went 10 al three
Of his victims and struck them
again unta he was certain they
we're dead. Campbell said Elan
told him he had been arguing with
the Pratts ell day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

manF turns - back 81 these
nalIons
~Germany seeds fFianas.- he
warned. "Wilhout aifung ariemdn
Germany ean never atkaln reunl,
lseaki0n."
olleuhauer STACKED Adenauers
'spalley az strength" IN = radio
address last night anA predicted h
aould laad 10 Gsrmany's ruin In.
siead ~ lts reunllicafian.
"Ihe German people should re-.
member where anee the policy "A
military strength led them," khe
Socialist eAinf declared.
He argued that West Germany
mnss remain unarmed and neutral
Il 4 expects Soviet Russia 70 COO.
alder giving ~ isa oecupation n
East Germany.
hsenawer countered ~ asking.
WAT uould b. ne future q !
neulraIired Germany lylng between
o. Russians IN one side and
Franre with It's bis Communist
paffy % tie otherY We would be
second ~ third class power
. no-mnns land that could not
defend itself
The dispute over Dulles state.
meni temporarily showed into ghe
background TIE menace a big.
scale yiolence b. Communist thugs
aent ii 40 wreck the voting.
TIE West German Inlerior Min.
lElfg claimed il bad shattered :
BIG Red plot by arresging 1900
81 to agents sent In from East
Germany and had assured the
lranqulllliy of Sundays voting by
mohlllxing q civilian army 81 four
milan youths and athletes 10 back
up the police.
A West Berlin newspaper
claimed. however. that thousands
a Red agents lad slipped through
10 carry out assignments II start.
ing riots. raidlng polling booths
and attacking election officials. II
also reported q new Communist
pct 70 smuggle Ia to.ooo forged
absentee ballots 10 stiff TIE boxes
IN critical areas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

B0sN. CeFmany Ia charge
e Ainsrisan 'inieElsfrneev en-.
pisded loday - . malor issue 10
Vet Cefmanys bitter slselion
eampal9n.
=. :. Secretary e slasa Dulles
tenehed olf the new fnrnr via a
nlasement yesterday AZ rs Press
ennfsfgnfe thai defeat e Chan
eslIof Kangad AderaurFs govern
menl IN next &lsndnya voting
woNla eanne eoni,aAlnm mnA DELAY
nDlulln a the sermnn problem.
he NndoEsemeni hppnfenily vas
intended 10 boosl hoeEnners pro.
Me8leTm regime. BAT Instead Il may
bo@meFmnN against the ehaneellog.
American officials hare plaAniy
we're wurried ahgat their ngTern-
meni's embodiment Ia the can.
pain.
Nhalever the result. fhe state.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
They're Your Mosquitoes

BALTIMORE H-If you're bitten
By : mosquito on your front Lawn,
rs probably your own fault.
So warned Health Commissioner
Huntington Williams last night in
telling Baltimoreans they should
set I'D Of any siagnant water
around.
Williams explained that mosqui.
toes seldom range beyond 100
yards Of the water they we're born
IN. And the one that slunR you
on your lawn vas born. grew up
and--unless . strong wind comes
along-will die within q i0o.yard
area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Navy Housing Rental Increase
Approved; Effective l October

The Increase IN total charges for rent and utilities 70
nav rental housing 1t Poineiana Place, Rest Beach, Fort
Taylor and Seapane base have approved and viii be-
come effective Oct, II was announced this week
Enlisted personnel win not feel the blunt Of the bur
den IN the sudden raise but will have their increase made
m three instaments starting with Ocs again on Jan
1861 and the last on l April 1854.
Complying with the directive from Bureau Of Docks
washington, De- Rear Admiral George C. Towner, UsN
Commander Naval Base appointed three-offcer board
to survey the TO determine which would be CON-
parable TO civilian rates IN the community The Survey
Board report was approved locally and reviewed BY the
District which then approved the rates on so Aug
Listed below Is the units concerned with the break
down % the total increase in Navy housing:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

Citizen Ads Bring Results
Evening star., 1953-06-14

You re intited :. so is she on the big doubLe-
date of '53' Here's your Odsmobile invitation. to
try them tOgether-all the brilliant new
power features in the power car of the year!
Rocket" Engine and Hydra Matte Super Drive*!
Steering!* Clamorous Power yling, rugged
Power Ride chassis, the Autronic- Eye and many
more! Try them in sensational Super 49,!
Try them in a magnificent New Classic Ninety
Eight! Make your doubIe-date with thrilling
Rocket g.. Call stop at showroom soon.
+OpnOnal a COST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
By JOHN IA. IilcHToWER

WASHINGTON lR-Growiny talk
here about the possibility OF re-
ducing U. S. ground forces in Eu-
rope has evidently disturbed the
French government at a time
when it is hoping for early parlia-
mentary approval Of the European
Defense Community.
Retention of the six American
divisions now In Europe for a long
time is regarded by the French as
a major requirement for their ap-
prevail Of edo.
They view the u. S. divisions not
only as a safeguard against Soviet
attack but also as affording pro-
lection, along with British troops,
gainst possible revival of threat.
ening German military power.
Under the European Defense
Community Treaty, West German
forces would be armed up to a
strength of at least IL divisions as
part OF the North Atlantic Alliance
defense. They would compose units
In an edo army which would also
include troops from France, Italy,
Belgium, The Netherlands and
Luxembourg.
The outlook for French approval
Iof edo had recently become
bright again after lots of uncer.
tainty. Now a possible threat to
ratification prospects in France is
seen in these developments:
!. An unofficial disclosure from
here, that the United States has
dropped a tentative proposal to
send an additional armored divis.
ion to join its North Atlantic
Treaty forces next year.
2. Secretary Of Defense Wilson's
news conference remark that de.
Ivelopment of new weapons would
make 1t possible in the long run to
cut down on American ground
forces in Europe.
Since these two incidents, there
has been speculation concerning
. review of military strategy by
the Joint Chiefs Of Staff looking
toward reduction in American
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Safety
Notes
Nv slLl elsB


Monroe County school officials
have been mighty cooperative In
helping TO get o Safety movement
started here in Key West. This
week marked the raising OF q
Green Cross flag at both Truman
and Reynolds School. The parents
and teachers ofthese organizations,
with the aid Of members from the
High School band and School Pa
trolman Serge Hernandez, present
ed an impressive program for the
school children which it is hoped
viii start them on the road toward
bigger and better safety plans.
Sisters at the Convent cooperated
with this officer and the Key West
Safety Council last Wednesday by
scheduling the motion picture film
Last Date" for approximately 100
Convent students. Serge Hernandez
donated his time 10 that meeting
also.
Yesterday, an estimated SIS Dou.
glass School students met with this
officer to view the same film.
These boys and girls all display
interest In making cur town safer.
All they need is practical leader.
ship from US adults. Unfortunate
lily, I'm not much Of talker and
| II would be 4 big step forward u
someone experienced in public
speaking would donate their time
on this type Of program for youngs.
tiers.
| Today, the High School attended
showings Of "Last Date" Tomor'
row, 1t Is hoped to bring the film
before Navy personnel down in the
Yard.
Harris School and Douglass too
are trying to build up their patrols
with better and more complete uni
forms. The Safety Council Is study
ing their needs and win come VI
with q complete report soon. TIL,
idea occurred to me that perhap.
some civic organization would Xix,
to cooperate with the Safety Coun
ell in accomplishing this job whicl
win mean so much to Key Yves
children. II so, suggest you cal
leither Bob Daniels at the B and
Cycle Shop, or W. L. Gale, bust
ness manager Of the Telephone Co
/ Between Nov. 10th and the 18th
the Key West Safety Council viii
have film entitled "a Closet
Book" which win be available I,
any group. This motion picture wa.
produced by the Mutual Insuranc.
Cos. Adults win find Il interestin,
as well as teenagers.. The story
concerns a small town doctor who
sets out to improve the attitudes
of his neighbors toward all types
of safety.
Contact this officer if you wish
to schedule the picture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
France Feels Need For Future
Military Aid In West Europe

forces now widely committed
around the globe.
Some authorities here are re-
ported to feel that incorrect impli.
cations were read into Wilson'S
statement abroad. Their belief is
that he was not necessarily talking
about cutting down American
fighting power at some future
date, but was rather suggesting
that new weapons notably in the
atomic field, might enable fewer
men to do a better job in the West
ern European defense system.
Nevertheless, reports reaching
the State Department have made
clear that the French government
was somewhat disturbed and
apparently felt that assurances
American policy Is basically un.
changed should be forthcoming.
What form these assurances
may take is not yet clear. but
American authorities said private.
ly there was no question that the
French would get them.
These officials said this govern.
ment has no intention Of reducing
overall American strength in the
European defense system. Secre-
tary of State Dulles told a news
conference Wednesday he was
quite certain there was no present
plan to withdraw any American
troops from Western Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
'Oldster Flies

SANTA MONICA, Calf. IN A
licensed pilot celebrated his slst
birthday yesterday by taking four
generations Of his family and some
friends on q flight.
James w. (Dad) Montee Is
credited by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration with being the ma.
tons oldest active licensed plot.
He was at the controls during
much Of the flight In a Grumann-
Mallard 12-passenger amphibian
from Santa Monica around Gaia.
lima Island and back to Long
Beach and Santa Monica. His wife
Margaret, So, q daughter, two
grandchildren, q great grand
daughter and two friends were
along.
"Ill be flying q rocket ship be-
fore ! get too Old" Montee said
after landing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Cop Retaliates

MARBLEHEAD, Mass. H-Po.
lice 1t. Maurice Lee picked I'D the
phone Wednesday night.
AT tbs the police station win
be blown to bits" q boys voice
said.
Lee traced the cali through the
telephone exchange. He called the
house and the same boyish voice.
answered.
AT 7:15," said the police off,
Ger, "Tm coming over and kick
you right In the seat Of the pants. +"
On thinking II ever, Lee decided
instead to hail the 14-year-old lad
into juvenile court today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Expensive Apple

BALTIMORE B-An apple cost
Chester Roginski more than $40
yesterday.
He was arrested by Patrolman
Frank Kuhn when he was found
fighting with Oscar Tabackman, a
produce merchant, and fined $40
and costs.
Magistrate Simon Schonfield was
told that Roginski took the apple
from Q box in front Of Taback-
mans store and failed to pay for
Iit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Dramatic Love
Story Unfolds
In Strand Show

That aIl-to0-rare combination q
. unique screen personality and q
dramatic love story expertly. di-
rected and sensitively performed,
make the new Americanlanguage
film ANNA" which opens Sunday
at the Strand Theatre, an unusual
and absorbing motion picture en-
tertainmenf.
In the demanding title role Of q
niehtclub dancer who seeks escape
from her complicated love-life as
a nursing noyitiate, beautiful Sill
yana Mangano. whose sensational
film debut in Bitter Rice" made
movie history. proves conclusively
that her star ranking Is no mere
billing whimsy but well-merited
recognition of her distinctive posi-
| ton high in the international cine
ma armament. As her menacing
lover, vittorio Eastman gives an
exceptionally convincing perform
ance, and Raj vallone, Gaby Nor
lay and Jacques Dumesnil play
the other important roles with equ.
al effectiveness.
Under the sure-handed and com.
passionate direction of Alberto Lat.
tuada, the I. F. E. Releasing Corp.
film unfolds the eventful story d
Annals attempt to break with q
cheap, cynical bartender (vittoric
Gassman) In order to marry the
wholesome young farmer, depicted
by Vallone, whom she sincerely
loves. Unwilling to let her 60. Gass
man follows the girl to her fiance',
farm and forces her to submit once
more to his violent love-making.
Anna Is accidentally wounded
when the two men engage In q rea
iistically exciting fight. Taken to ,
large city hospital. she determines
10 escape from the harsh emotion
al realities Of her own life through
dedication to God and the care O
the sick. But when an automobile
accident brings Vallone into tn,
hospital, she realizes that hospita
walls alone cannot protect her from
her inner turmoil Of her human
desires. In the end, she 10 forced
to choose between the dedicated
life which lies before her In thu
hospital and the personal Happiness.
awaiting her In the outside world
The sensuous excitement Of th,
torrid Gamma Sanba," sung ans
danced by Miss Mangano In on,
of the pictures nightclub seqnen
ees, Is q highlight of the picture
and one Of several brilliant change
of-paceN interpretations which Lat
tuda has integfated into The stor,
for mood contrast.
As atmosphericaIly authentic q,
the murky basement cabaret where
Anna performs are the hospital
sequences. actually filmed In The
wards and operating rooms Of 1
Milan hospital. As the Mother Sup
erior and head surgeon respective
ly, Gaby Morlay and Jacques Du
mesnil give such realistic perform,
ances that It is difficult to realize
that they are not merely re-enact
ing their own lives.
With all of the aforementioned
merits, however, Gamma" Is un
doubtedly Miss Manganese picture
and, as such, a decisive persona
triumph for the young italian &C.
tress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

The ability of child to focus
his eyes for reading may appear
as early as the age Of 5 but may
be postponed to z or 8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
Evening star., 1953-07-07
CHILDREN'S AILMENTS

Under the WHITE CROSS PLAN, it is
easy to include children in the family's
original plan and also to add children as
they are born. It is very wise to do this.
The cost is very little. And the benefits can
be very great. Children need medical care
so often for childhood diseases, tonsil and
adenoid operations, and what-not Hospital
room and meals cost just as much for child
as for an adult, you know. So do X-rays
laboratory tests, and such things. Yet, these
are all covered under the WHITE CROSS
PLAN.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
HOSPITAL ROOM
& MEALS
up TO 1,500. 90 for eueh
different sickness or ueeident
Under the WHITE CROSS

81 to SIS per day for 100 days for hospital
room and meals each time someone in your
family goes to the hospital. This is not a
yearly allowance but rather the amount
which is allowed for each different sickness
or accident to each different member of your
family. Needless to say, in case of family
accident this could add up to very large
sum sum which no ordinary family
could pay out of its own savings.
And, remember, one person in every 2
families will need hospital care this year.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
NO RED TAPE

D Money is paid to your hospital, your doe
tor, or you as you direct.
. You don't have to join a group or 70
through red tape.
. No Pro-rating-you get the full amount
even if claim is covered by Workmen's
Compensation or other insurance.
o You don't have to be bed-patient to col.
lect hospital benefits. =.
o You can get as little or rs much protec.
ton as you want.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

X-rays and laboratory tests as we'll as medi-
cal treatment and operations are all COW
cred, even though you do not remain in the
hospital that night. Furthermore, Bankers
Life & Casualty Company will pay the cost
OF emergency treatment Gas specifed) for
any accidents even though no hospital resi-
dence is established.