davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

Z to 9 inches from the heat. Broil
the bird slowly so that the brown
ing begins after 10 to Is minutes
of cooking. Turn the halves every
Is minutes and brush them with
fat-or barbecue sauce-each time.
Add the uncooked liver, precOoked
gizzard, heart, and neck for the
last Is minutes of cooking.
The chicken is done when the
drumstick and wing joint yield
easily to fork pressure and the
halves are nicely Drowned and
crisp on the skin-side. It usually
takes so to go minutes to do the
job.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Can |?

@. How can 1 prevent the con-
tents of a saucepan from sticking :?
A. Several marbles placed in a
kettle containing anything which
requires constant stirring will pre-
vent the contents from scorching
or sticking.
@. How can / prevent glassware
from cracking when washing it?
A. When washing delicate glass
ware, slip it into the water edge
wise. It is when it is put in bottom
first that it is liable to crack from
the shock of the hot water.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Serve BroiIers
In February

Serve a broiled chicken dinner
in February. The birds are plenti-
full on the market.
All sizes of tender, small chicken
may be broiled, explains Elsie H.
Horris, extension nutrition special
ist at the University of Arizona
Most people prefer a bird that
weighs 1 II to 2112 pounds when it's
ready to cook.
Use one-fourth to one-half tea
spoonful Of salt and one-eighth of
a teaspoon of pepper to season
each half of a bird. Brush the
halves well with butter, margarine
or any desired fat. Barbecue sauce
may be used instead of fat if you
like your chicken barbecued. Flat
ten the halves skin-side down in
the pan.
Put the pan in the broiler so
that the surface of the chicken is
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
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Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
@. How can whiten toilet ar
ticles that have become yellOWed? (?


A. They may be whitened by
washing in soap and water and
placing in the sun to dry. It may
be necessary to repeat this treat-
ment several times.
@. How can / bleach clothes and
remove stains when washing?
A. Place a few slices of lemon
in the wash boiler on laundry day.
It will remove many of the stains
and the clothes will be snowy
white.
@. How can / help remedy en-
larged pores in my complexion?
A. Cleaning your face oftener
will tend to shrink these pores.
Large-pored skin usually accompa-
nieS oiliness, so use lots of soap and
water. Next, apply skin lotion to-
do an extra-careful rinsing job.
Finish with vigorous patting with
astringent. For narty time, camou-
flage these pores with a heavy
makeup base or skin paste.
@. Is there any way can induce
more plumpness i'm the front of my
neck?
A. You can try massaging olive
oil or a pure cold cream freely
into the skin with the first three
fingers of each hand, massaging
first the right of the neck, then
the left. The motion should be ro-
tary, which is circulation-inducing.
@. Is it advisable to apply ice
directly to the skin for stimulating
circulation?
A. This is too severe for some
skins. It is better either to wrap
the ice in gauze or cotton, or~to
use chilled lotions or water, which
serve the same purpose.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

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WE'D, FEB. 10 = KIYt-N
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10:15 AM-Matiree Theatre Xxx
11:45 AM-Search for Tomorrow
1900 Noon-Cove OF LHe
1915 PM--6riuhter Day
1880 PM-OId Soii-NeW Men .
100 PM-Big Payoff
1880 PM-Bob Crosby
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200 aPM-Garry MooreA
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400 PM-Cozy Corner
. 4:15 pM-Vaiiey Review
4:45 PM-Barker Bill Cartoons
500 PM--Room For Adventure
$50 PM-Doug Edwards News
5:45 PM-Sports q Ia Green
SIS PM-Weather Report
$500 'PM-Arizona Highways ' ,.s
6:f5 PM-NeWs In Focus
: $3.50 PM-HopaIong Cassidy
200 PM--kent Theatre
1880 PM-Four Star Playhouse
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800 PM-Godfrey and His Friends e.
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Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
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1915 AN Matinee Theatre
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4:45 PM-Goldust Charlie
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$3.50 PM-Doug Edwards News
5:45 .PM-Sports a la Green e.
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500 PM-The Christophers
!. 6:15 PM--NeWs In Focus =.
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200. PM-Fiash Gordon,
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500 PM--Studlo One :
300 PNI--P1ace' The Face -.
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~ 100 PM-Movietime
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

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Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

Agriculturally, Maricopa and Pi-
nal Counties are considered main
segments of the proposed Central
Arizona Project. However, the
Colorado River water plan would
help the entire state.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
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Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

When irrigation dams are con-
structed, hydroelectric power often
is generated. This is particularly
true of the large. economically sue
cessful projects like the Salt River
Project.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

11:45 AM-Sgn On -.'
12:40 0PM-Afternoon Edition
,12:45 PM-F1awkinS Falls
1900 PM-Kate Smith
200 PM-Welcome Travellers -
2:30 'PMAOn Your Account
300 PM-Pinky Les.
$3.50 PM-Channel 12 Calling
$50 PM-Howdy Doody
500. PM-Coke Time.
5:45~ PM-aCmel News Caravan
500 PM-Take A Break -
$50 PM-AIy Little Margie
700 PM-Arizona Youth Forum
$3.50 PM-Times So. Playhouse
500 PM-This is Your Life
$3.50 PM Married Joan
$500 PM-Headline Edition
9:15 PM-GreateSt Drama
$3.50 PM-Badge 714
1880 PM-Kraft TV Theater
11:00 PM-Final Edition
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 10

The Central Arizona Project
would bring 100000 acre-feet of
Colorado River water to Arizona,
on a sound engineering and eco
nOnric basis.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
CHANNEL 12

11soo AM-sign On
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= 900 PM-Test Pattern
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= =, ,,-,;:> Figaro -.
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j, y 700 PM-show Of Shows
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$50 o~PM-Your ttt Parade tcabisl
500 PM Led 8 Lives
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'1o:3o PM-Famiiy Theatre
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
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~ ~esEHANNEL G

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10 :16 eAM--Matinee, Theatre
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400 PM-Coxy Corner
H:t5 PM--Say IT With Spanish =.
F A:45 PM-Gold Dust Charlie
$500 PM-Roonn For Adventure
$3.50 PM-Oeug Edwards News
D:45 PM-Sports a la Green
5:55 5..PM-Weather Report
500 PM-Everyman's Bible
6:f5 PM--NeWs In Focus
$50 PM--TfTie Is Show Business
700 PM-Range Rider
1908 PM-MotOrOIa TV Hour
$3.50 PM-Liperace -,.......
800 PM-Cife ls Worth Living
$3.50 PM-t'Ve Got A Secret
1000 PM-Playhouse of Stars
1880 PM-Suspense
1f:0o PM-Movletime
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

1880 AM-Test Pattern ~.
1900 Noon-This Is The Life
11:45 AM-TeleVespers
1880 PM-Contest Carnival 80 ~.
LOO PM-World Sports Car EXposion
70 1880 PM-Man Of the Week
900 PM-Beauty Secrets
ans PM-Adventures Of Capt. Hartx
$50 PM--Adventure -
$500 PM-Ombnibus
4:3o PM-Tou Are There
$500 PM--Life With Father
$3.50 Ozxie and Harriet
$500 PM-Toast Of the Town
200 PM-Burns and Allen
ESQ PM-Name's the Same
500 PM-Private Secretary
$3.50 PINTO Be Announced
$500 PM-Fred Waring
$50 PM-Man Behind The Badge
1000 PM-Facts Forum '-
10:3o PM-Doiiar A Second
11:00 PM-Beauty Secrets
1:10 PM-Cinema Five
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
TUESDAY,, FEB. 3

TUESDAY, FEB. 2
400 PM-Stan Norman Show
$500 PM-FemInine Touch
5:15 PM-That's Five For You
$50 PM-Big 10. Ranch Gang
6:55 PM--Aika Settler News -
$3.50 PM-PubIic Service ~.t -
200 PM-Adventure Theatre.
ESQ PM-Genet Autry. 60.
8soo PM-Amoe M, Andy
$3.50 PM-Fties Of Jeffrey Jones
900 PM--tioilyWood Music Hail
$3.50 PM-First Run TaeatTs.
1880 PM-News
1885 ~PM-Sports~ ~
10:40 PM-Encore Theatre
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
SATURDAY, fEB. s.
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300 PM-@Church In The Home :
400 PM--Cral Roberts .;
4:30 PM-J. c. Safety Program
4:45 PM-Corridora OF Time
$500 PM--Racket Squad ::
200 PM-M iilion Dollar Movie. Mite
800 PM--Miiiion Dollar Movie Mite
=. ::aa.. MONDAY, FEB. o
400 PM-Stan Norman Show
500 PM-Sports On Parade
5:f5 PM--Handy Hints
$3.50 PM--6ig Ten Ranch Gang
$50 PM-Laurel and Hardy
sos PM-AIa Seltxer News.
T:oo 4PM-Cisco Kid =
1880 PM-Annie Oakley
$500 PM-Strange Adventure.
BIS PM-Euiton Lewis, Jr. 4
$50 PM-Boxing
e:45. PM--Boxing r. p, :,
500 PM-Eirst Run Theatre :,
1890 PM-News> ''-
10:35 PM-Sports -
fO:40 PM-Encore Theatre
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
FRIDAY. FEB. S

400 PM-Stan Norman Show
500 PM-Sports On Parade
5:f5 PM-Handy Hints
$50 PM-Biq Ten Ranch Cam
6:15 PM--Nutsy, The Clown
$3.50 PM-Ray 'Odlim Show
6:55 PM-Atka Settler News 50.
700. PM-Wrestiinq
$500 PM-Special Feature r-A
$3.50 RM-Gieria Swanson Theater,
9sO0 'PM-Eirst Run Theatre =
fO:30 1PM.-NeWs
f0:S5 PM-Sports :.
4O:4o .PM-Encore STaeafer
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
kTYL-TN
CHANNEL 12

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200 PM-WeIcome Travellers (cable)
$3.50 PM--On Your Account (cahle)
$500 PM-Pinky Lee Show
$3.50 PM-Channel II Calling
4:30 PM--HoWdy Doody
5:U0 PM-BIg IL Posse.
$50 PM-TBA
5:45 PM-cameI News Caravan
$500 PM-know Your Schools
. $3.50 PM-Voiee Of Firestone )cabie)
200 'PM-R.F.D. Arizona
7:so PM-Robert Montgomery -'-
Presents -
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Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
K00L-TV & K0Y-Tv
CHANNEL 10
THURSDAY. FEB. a

100 PM-Test Pattern A.
$500 PM-Stan Norman Snow
BOO PM-Feminine Touch t.
6:15 PM-That's Five For You
5:30 PM-Big Ten Ranch Gang
$50 PM-Charlie Chase
6:55 ,PM-Alka Seizer News
ZOO PM-Adventure Theatre
$500 PM-Arizona Roundtable
$3.50 PM--Ray BOlger
$500 PM-First Run Theatre
1O:30 PM-News .~
10:35 PM-Sports
1O:40 PM-Encore Theater
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
:kTYL--Tv
'CffANNEL- IL

1i:46 AM-4Siun On =
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500 PM--eig ,12 Possse. z, =.
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: $500 p PM--Miitor, .Rerte-Hope Show
: goo Firreside Theatre (cabie)
1880 PM-Circie Theatre
500 PM-Judge Fer Yourself
. $3.50 PM-Mr. and Mrs. North
p $500 PM-Headline Edition
e:15 -PM-camera College
$50 PM-Favorite Story .-
1000 Wrestling From Hollywood
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27

An YOU SEE +. STEER : STOP SAFELY?
CHECK YOUR CAR CHECK ACCIDENTS
The stunning Buick converfibIe-shown
here in the high-powered CENTURY
model - is available in oil four Buick
Series. including the low-price SPECIAL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27
so Youngsters Out
For Little League

Over eighty boys between eight
and thirteen years of age turned
out for the first practice session
for the Little League on Tuesday
night at the ball field
Equipment for the four teams
in the league has been ordered
from CAROLS Sport shop and
opening date is to be set next
week
A meeting of leaders is set for
Friday evening at the Moose hall
at o'clock DIST Don Stemple has
been named chairman Of a com
mittec to prepare a program for
the opening day. Assisting him
will be John CastilOW and John
Schaeffcr. c. Wcndelandt has
been named equipment chairman.
Officials said the franchise had
been received from official head
quarters in WilliamSport Pa. and
that work was progressing ON get
ting the baseball field in shape.
Bulldozers and graders have been
used this week to level the field
and bleachers are to be erected.
The Oakland Little League will
be a unit of a national baseball
club with thousands of teams
throughout the United States
Rules and regulations are out
lined with the main purpose being
to develop instincts of fair play.
craftsmanship and competitive
spirit. Winning ball games was
listed as of secondary Importance.
The local club was organized
through combined efforts of a
large group Of persons with special
mention given to men and women
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27

of the Moose, the Lions Club, the
American Legion and the Knights
of Pythias. These organizations
supplied the funds to equip the
four teams which will form the
league.
Practice sessions are Tuesday
and Thursday evenings. On June
IA a player auction will be con-
Quoted with only the managers
and player agent in attendance,
and at this time four teams of
fifteen players each will be
formed.
Boys are cautioned that as a
player they should conduct their
actions in the style of a big
Lacquer and play with good
craftsmanship as the highest goal
Managers and coaches are to be
respected and the word of the
umpire is not questioned. On the
field conversation is to avoided
with either the players or spec
tatOrs.
Boys will be insured against in
jury during all scheduled prac-
tice sessions and games to the eX-
tent of $500.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27
Fire Auxiliary Meets

An executive meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Allegany-
Garrett County Firemen's associa-
ton was held last week at the
Baltimore Pike Fire Hall, Cumber-
land.
Forty-six ladies were present
representing auxiliaries from
Shaft, Baltimore Pike, Homecoming.
Friendsville. Barton, Bedford Road,
Clarysville, Deer Park, LaVale,
Midland and Ellerslie.
The annual Allegany-Garrett
County association convention will
be held June at Friendsville.
beginning at 100, DIST. The State
convention will be held at Ocean
City June %, "a and 25.
A picnic is planned by the as
sociation sometime in the near flu
ture This is a first attempt at a
social affair by the group
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27
DIED
WILLIAM RIsuEL WARSAW


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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27

Creek village, Sunday.
Mn and Mrs. Theodore Sines and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Bowman and son were Sunday Wis
itors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Lee, Red
House.
Norman Ream, Baltimore, visited
his parents, Nh and Mrs. Bert
Ream, over the Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skipper Wis
tied the Oakland elementary school
ON Sunday.
Mrs. Harland Lewis and family,
Baltimore, are spending the sum
mer here.
Mrs. Mae Maybe and Ernest
Maybe spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Friend
Mrs. Myrl Wilt, and Mrs. Arden
skipper attended services at the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27
BITTINGER

The cause of grief is some belief,
Unchallenged and admitted
1t then were wise to analyze,
Before we stand committed.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-03-06

ing will present the answer of
the NAACP and the Negro
community to the housing chal-
lenge in Chicago. Reports will
be given on the Trumbu1l Park
situation and other housing
problems in the city, as they
affect Negroes and other min
ority groups.
The mass meeting will sup
port the Donald Howard family
in their fight against eviction
from the Trumbull Park homes,
their case has been appealed by
the attorneys for the NAACP
who charge the eviction action
was based on racial grounds and
not, as the CHA contends, on
grounds of Justification of in
come status.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-03-06
EDITORIAL COMMENT

some extra cash to buy gas.
Biggers told a Journal reporter
the Republicans are through
unless they embrace Mccarthy
ism completely. The country is
in great danger and the only one
who knows it is Joe and a part
of the trouble is that there are
too many Jews in Washington"
Biggers stated further that it is
not Russia that he is worrying
about because an ultimatum
would shut them up in 48 hours
but the real danger to America
is that she is being swallowed
up by liberalism, socialism or
whatever you want to call it.
Some of his Texas hackers
and their financial status are as
follows: Clint Murchison, Dallas
oil man, worth 28l million dol
mars and owner of l9 corpora
tons; H. R. Cullen, Houston
oil man, worth 100 million dol
lars; H. L. Hunt, Dallas oil man,
worth 70 million dollars; E. B.
Germany, Dallas oil man, presi-
dent also of l35 million dollar
Lone Star Steel company. This
man financed the national TV
lookup on which Mccarthy
tried to smear Adlai Stevenson
in the 1852 political campaign.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-03-06
McCARTHYIsM, is 1T BAD
OR ISN'T IT?

New Light and new names
were added to the list of fabu-
lous miliionaires, mostly Texas
oil men, who are calling Nc
Carthy the Great White Hope.
these facts were revealed by
The Milwaukee Journal, the
largest daily newspaper in Nc
Carthys home state-Wisconsin
Almost all of McCarthy's new
cronies have two things in COM
mon immense wealth and
fierce contempt for liberals.
hey are said to be men who
are looking for new worlds to
conquer. The have made all the
money anyone could possibly
want and now they have enter
ed a new held-that of influence
ing public opinion.
AS the mouthpiece of their
aims, they have chosen Senator
Mccarthy. They entertain him
lavishly; take him on trips; give
him money for his political
campaign and lend him their
private planes for his tours.
One of these Texas million
aires is MIR. Eugene M. Biggers,
who very recently gave Mr..
Mccarthy a $4,000 Cadillac and
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-03-06
N A A c P MASS MEETING
ON HOUSING CHALLENGE

A gigantic mass meeting on
the Housing Challenge in Chi
cago will be held by the Chica-
go Branch of the National As
sociation for the Advancement
Of Colored People in coopera-
ton with the Ministers Alliance
of Community Churches of Chi
cago at the Metropolitan Com
munity Church, 41st and South
Parkway, on Sunday, March 7,
1854 at 800 p. m.
Speakers at the mass meeting
will be Alderman Archibald ].
Carey, Jr., 3rd Ward; Represen-
tative William L. Dawson, 1st
District U. S. Congressman; DR..
Lillian Dove, and Wil1oughby
Abner, chairman of the exec
utive committee, of the Chicago
Branch, NAACP.
Mrs. Cora M. Patton, presi-
dent of the Chicago NAACP
announced that the mass meet