davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1956-06-21
Thanks for the Memories :"

scope the amateur can't equal, but
the family snapshooter has the
better opportunity to record the
little things that happen during
the wedding preparations and re-
ception when the photographer
isn't there.
How well the photographer
does by a bride depends very Of
ten on how well she and her FAM
lily do by him. He should be fully
briefed on the schedule of the
day, and if any last minute
changes are made, he should be
told Immediately.
If the bride decides on the spur
of the moment that the time has
come to toss her bouquet to wait
ing bridesmaids. be sure the pho
tographer is on hand and ready
to shoot. If he's out on the lawn
taking the picture she wanted Of
the grandparents, he can't pos
sibly record this high point Of
the day for her album.
John Van Guilder
Arizona sun., 1956-06-21
VISITS MOTHER

Gloria Kaye Sanders is in the
city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Booth, 1908 East Adams
Street. Gloria, IA, is having a
wonderful time among the
younger set.
Arizona sun., 1956-06-21
This Week S Recipes
PAGE FIVE

Empty contents of package
into bowl. In separate bowl, beat
egg well into milk. Gradally
blend egg and milk mixture into
Flakorn. Add melted shortening
and beat until smooth. Let stand
to 10 minutes. Bake on hot
waffle iron until golden brown.
Serve hot topped with butter
and syrup.
Use corn meal in dumplingS
too. Corn meal dumplingS pro-
vide elegant topping for Savory
beef stew
CORN MEAL DUMPLINGS
1 package Flakorn
l egg
- cup milk
" teaspoon salt
Empty contents of package
into bowl. Add remaining in
gradients and mix well. Drop
by tablespoonfuls onto top of
gently boiling stew. Cover pan,
and simmer Is minutes. Makes
about IL dumplingS.
Friendship is word, the very
sight of which in print makes
the heart warm. = Augustine
Birrell.
The cook was a good cook,
as cooks go; and as cooks go
she went.-H. H. Munro.
A man is as old as he's feel
ing.-A woman as old as she
oks.-Mortime Collins,
Arizona sun., 1956-06-21
TRY CORNBREAD WAFFLES
FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH

TRY CORNBREAD WAFFLES
FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH
To many people, Sun ay
morning brunch is one of the
incest meals of the week. Maybe
that's because, for most of us,
it's one of the few meals that
can be eaten in a truly leisurely
way.
But what about the lady of
the house? She appreciates
foods that can be prepared in
a leisurely way, too. That's what
accounts for the enormous and
growing popularity of the ready
mixes.
Of all the eaSy-to-prepare
breakfast or brunch dishes that
we have tried, cornbread waf-
files are among the best and most
unsual. We've taken a favorite
corn muffin mix, one of the
oldest and best known brands
on the market, and cooked up"
, for you a recipe for cornbread
waffleS. Serve these wonderful
waffles with crisply fried Saus-
ages and syrup, and you'll have
discovered something new and
very, very good. The family will
go for them in a big way. One
twelve ounce package of corn
muffin mix will make enough
waffleS for six generous Serv-
ingS.
CORNBREAD WAFFLES
1 package Flakorn Corn
Muffin Mix
1 egg
/ IA cups milk
2 tablespoons melted
shortening
Arizona sun., 1956-06-21
Social and oAtA AWaDsA

Call YOUR news into the office before
Wednesday, l pm Phone Alpine 33682
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Fine Job Printing ali The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
DOubleheader of Basketball Played Tuesday Night

Basketball fans saw two fast games last night at the school gym. In the first, the All-Service Partners nosed out hard fight ing North Star aggregation 52-51. The North Stars showed up with some reserve strength and pro- vided tough competition. It was in the closing seconds of play that a Panther sunk a foul shot and put his team in front.
 The ACS squad and the Air Force Partners have joined forces and are now known as the All Service Partners.
 High scorers for the Partners were Nestvold Is, Green 10. For the North Stars, Willy Willoya IS, Caldwell 12, and Ellis and Norm Atuk 10 each.
 Tn the second game the Nome High Nanooks showed much pro- mise before going down before the Polar Hornets A to 36. The Nanooks were slow to get started but found the range in the third quarter when they tied the score at 28-all. However, in the final quarter the Hornets pulled out and the fighting high school squad could not catch up.
 High point men for the Hornets were Herman IT, Tony Willoya 12, and Dave Bell II. For the high schoolers, Kost IA, Titus 8, and Fagerstrom 2.
 No other games will be played this week, but on Friday. Dec. IA, four teams will take to the hardboards for another evening of basketball.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
Japanese Romeo Survives Jump
 Into Live Crater

TOKYO, R-A desperate Jap- anese romeo, crawled to safety yesterday after spending Is hours inside the smouldering crater of Mt Mihara, Japan's suicide moun- tain 50 miles southwest of Tokyo.
 His illicit sweetheart was be- lieved dead.
 The couple were Tsuenyoshi Nakashima, 29-year-old farmer and father of two children, and Yoshiko Onigata, a 26-year-old waitress. They decided their love was hopeless and double suicide the only way open to them.
 They jumped into the smoking crater at noon Monday. A tourist who saw them called the police. Two policemen then were lowered into the, crater and found Naka- shima on a lava cliff 1900 feet down. Sulphur fumes and failing light forced them to leave him there at nightfall.
 Early the following morning the farmer managed to climb out. He said he had tried to complete the suicide but 'the faces of my ba- bies loomed in front of my eyes. became desperate and madly scaled the rocks"
 Police said Nakashima would recover after month in the hos pital. Miss Onigata's body has not been found.
 Nakashima is the second person this year to escape the crater of Mt. Mihara. Twenty-two others have not returned.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
Academy Award Actor BOrgine Sues Studio for Undertaking Films Profit

SANTA MONICA, R-Ernest Borgnine, Academy Award win ming actor, has accused Hecht- Lancaster Productions of under stating the profits of the film Marty" by more than $262,000
 Under terms of the original Marty" contract, Borgnine said in suit filed Monday, he was to receive $5,0O0 plus 212 percent of the net profits for five years.
 The suit is the third legal action he has filed against his employers in recent weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
ALASKA AIRLINES

To Anchorage: David Leonard, MT. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Cliff Lott, John Norman, James Rodey, Chas. A. Wilson, Bob Silva, Bert Connly, Lew Taylor, James F. McKone, Nancy Goodrich, Wm. Gates, MT. and Mrs. Barney Crosby.
 From Anchorage: Norris Swan son, R.L. Pearce, G. G. Bryant, Elster Peterson.
 From Unalakleet: Andrew Ma shalook, Merlin Oyoumick.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
PLAYFUL BEAR KILLED

STODDARD, NH, R-A 300- pound bear that used to startle Stoddard residents with his es- capades among the birds and bees has been shot and killed.
 He was bagged last night by Zigmond Starzynski, Gardner, Mass, hunter.
 Residents said they have seen the bear playfully romping after birds and stealing honey from trees where there were bees.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
WIEN AIRLINES

To Fairbanks: H. w. Edwards, James Donahue, Ronald DeVine, Paul Shippey, Flora Kigrock, L. Anseth, R. Hensley, Elton James, Wm. Curtis, D. Bennett, B. E. Russom, James Gray, S. Scroggs, Hubert Reddick, R. Suess, Robt. Daffern.
 From Kotzebue: Roger Briden- burg, Mabel Dowd, Daniel Soxie.
 To Kotzebue: Clifford Jackson, Merlin Oyoumick.
 From Fairbanks: Charles Foltz, Robt. Fawcett, Leroy Eckhardt, Robt. Gray, Chas. Arnold, R. Strickland, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Vogel, Mary Vogel, Calvin Rotzel.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
Eisenhower Appoints Douglas MacArthur II Ambassador to Japan

AUGUSTA, Ga, R-President Eisenhower yesterday chose Doug las MacArthur II, now State De- partment counselor, to be ambas- sador to Japan.
 MacArthur, a nephew of Gen. Douglas Macarthur, will succeed John M. Allison in Tokyo. Allison will return to the United States for reassignment.
 Both Macarthur and Allison are career diplomats with long service.
 The President, acting at his va cation headquarters here, gave Macarthur a recess appointment. A formal nomination will be sub mitted to the Senate when Con- gress reconvenes in January.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
,Alaska's Forests Will Put Economy
 On Sound Basis

VICTORIA, B.C., R-Alaska's forests can eventually provide a ''sound basis" for the territory's economic development, said Ed ward aWoozley, director of the Department of the Interiors Blu reau of Land Management today.
 Woozley, in an address prepared for the 47th annual Western For estry Conference, said his bureau has the responsibility of adminis- tering some. 468 million acres of the nations land, of which 288 million are in the territory.
 "Alaska's unreserved public land forests provide a promising potential for substantial expan- sion of pulp and paper production, as well as for saw timber" he said. Adequate hydroelectric power can be developed near many possible plant sites. And, of course, A la k as tremendous Streamflow assures the necessary water for pulp and paper proc essingY
 More. protection is needed against forest fires, he said. Pro tective measures have greatly re- duced the to 8 million acres burned annually over the past IT years, but '1osses are still much too high" @
 Nearly a million acres are still Sotihg burned over each year, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
VISITORS BARRED DURING FILMING OF THE FRENCH LINE

Visitors were strictly barred from the sets during most of the filming of "The French Line lavish Technicolor musical star ring Jane Russell, Gilbert Roland and Arthur Hunnicutt, and the current attraction at The Theater.
 Director Lloyd Bacon applied the taboo because of the intimate nature of many sequences, includ- ing among others, Miss RusSell's sensational bubble bath scenes, which she performs while singing a new song, Well, I'll Be Switched"
 Another reason for the closed sets twas because of the scores of ravishingly beautiful girls appearing in the production num- bers of Howard Hughes presenta- tation. They were attracting too many male visitors.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
Interest in Roof Garden Seen in Anchorage

James von der Heydt, president of the Nome Bar Assn. and repre- elect to the Territorial Legislature, returned Wednesday from Anchorage, where he attend ed an important meeting of the Board of Governors of the Terri torial Bar Assn.
 He reports that considerable in terest is shown in the Pioneer Roof Garden by the people of An chorage, many of whom signified their intention to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
After Christmas Wedding For Katherine BiOrnstad

Katherine Bjornstad has been visiting here briefly with her family and stated that her we'd ding has been announced for after Christmas to Airman First Class Edward Scott.
 The wedding will be held in Bluefield, Va, after which the couple will make their home in Colorado Springs, where the groom to-be is stationed.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
SNOW AND HIGH WINDS HIT PACIFIC NORTHWEST

SEATTLE. R-Winter threw a mantle of white over most of the Pacific Northwest today and then suffled the cloak of snow with icy blasts of arctic air.
 IA cold front packing winds up to. 62 miles per hour continued a relentless march southward today.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly cloudy tonight with oc- casional snow flurries and de- creasing cloudiness and cooler Thursday. Lowest temperature expected tonight 10-15 and the high tomorrow 15-20.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Carl Adams, Ralph Late, Collins Avesuk.
 Discharged: M. Sonneborn and infant daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

FRIDAY
Brotled Flet OF Sole Parsley Potatoes
Steued Tomatoes and Celery Spinach Salad
- Tutti-FrutH Pudding Tea
. Tu-Frutti Pudding
IA cups cold milk tablespoons chopped
J package vanilla instant maraschino cherries
= pudding tablespoons drained canned
q tablespoons chopped crushed pineapple
Pour milk into mixing bowl Add pudding mix and beat
slowly with eggbeater just until well mixed about minute
Do not overhead mixture will be thin Quickly nuts
cerries and pineapple Pour serving dishes
let stand to set takes minutes. Makes four servings
fc SATURDAY
u Western Dreamed Clipped Beef
y Spicy Toast Tossed Vegetable Salad
Z" Cherry Pie la Mode
= Western Dreamed Clipped Beef
4 small onion 12 teaspoon Worcestershire
"a cup butter margarine sauce
u cup flour - cup California Chabis
q teaspoon mustard "a to u pound Clipped dried
Ia cups rich milk beef
" Peel and chop onion very in butter until SOFT
put not Drowned Stir in -four mustard
sauce Blend in milk tickened Blend
m wine and beef and cook about longer Serve on
spicy toast made by spreading toast with butter
dash OF Worcestershire and bit of mustard
servings Taste beef and salty boiling water then
drain we'll
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

wonderful pets). One I had
last spring would fly to my
husbands shoulder and even
perch on The Evening Star as
he read (my husband did the
reading). "Mockie" was set
free in July. but he never left
the yard and is here right now
building a nest.
Raising these little homeless
creatures is a great joy and a
wonderful source of humane
education for both children
and adults. They should be set
free when full-grown - our
only trouble is we grow so fond
of each one that we truly miss
them when they leave. Mockie
seemed to know this. Every
morning when I open the
kitchen door, there is my little
feathered friend saying. Good
morning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
MARKET BASKET NEWS:
BEEF FOR THE FREEZER

Beef smoked hams ryers are the headners at the
meat counters this week
One food chain is featuring whole chucks. weighing
about 85 pounds whole round weighing approximately IS
pounds and whole lonS at As Here good buys
for the home freezer the store will the
customer More attractive buys in beef include thick juicy
steaks ground beef for hambugers oaves pot
roasts for braising.
In hams you have choice of baked fully cooked
hams ready to slice and eat the regular hams
either whole shank half
At the fish counters Holsters Maine Jersey butter
fish and trout the leaders Crab improving in
quality prices relatively high for the grades Soft
shell crabs still and costly.
The first shipment of bueberres arrived this week from
the Carolnas and excellent strawberries coming
the Eastern Shore Sweet cherries from California Cuban
pineappes, watermeons from both South Carolina and
Florida Western Winesap lemons bananas and canaloupe
start the parade of fruits.
New Jersey is shipping asparagus at great rate quality
is good prices reasonable Radishes from nearby Florida
celery. California beans Florida potatoes
corn are noteworthy items for the shopping list VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
Body Creatures. Cont'd.
Mrs. H. F. B.. Washington


Dear Mrs. L. B. B.. Wash
ington: Bless you for asking
for information on the care
and feeding of tiny babies, that
fall from the nest at this time
of year. Indeed there are many
and many have 1 raised sue
cessfully. Just now I have a
pet squirrel that fell from his
nest last August. He was as
large as my thumb and just
as bare. He should go free
now. but we love him so
dearly-he is such a pet; edu-
Gated too. He lives in my class
room at school with Peter
Rabbit" Brownie" the squir-
rel, loves to ride on Peters
back. He also washes the
bunny all over daily, like a
cat! Hard to believe, yes. but
you are welcome to come to
my school any time and see
them. ;. Baby birds are easily
raised. with a little patience
and care. They will open their
mouths wide to be fed. Ham
burger is good, bread and milk,
egg and, of course, a drop or
two of water. have raised
hooking birds (they make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

v WEDNESDAY
Giant BeetburgerS CheeSy Beans
Crisp ReliSheS CatSup Garlic French Bread
Chill Sauce Pickles
Fru-FAled Melon Cups
Cheesy Beans
To prepare the beans mix cubed cheddar cheese with
canned pork beans in skillet Heat right the grill
there's enough If not, heat them the inside
and bring out piping hot. Serve from skillet
Fill the center of cantaoupe halves with canned dark
sweet cherries and pineapple chunks mixed together
n THURSDAY
& Chicken Baked in Sour Cream Noodles
En- Peas Cabbage SatD
M Strawberries and Cream
"a Chicken Baked in Sour Cream
81 frying chicken cut in cup thick
N serving pieces teaspoon paprka
b2 teaspoons Accent y teaspoon grated lemon rnd
~ tablespoons butter Salt and pepper. to taste
E margarine tablespoons sherry
- small onion minced 2 tablespoons chopped
tablespoons flour parsley
M cup water
Use teaspoons Accent to sprinkle evenly chicken
bces Is 20 minutes Melt butter in large heavy
SKILLET brown chicken slowly all sides transfer
Add onion to skillet drippngs saue gently about minutes
Blend in -four until smooth add water and Cook
stirring constantly. until mixture thickens boi Add
pRprka lemon rind remaining "a teaspoon Accent salt and
Pepper to taste Pour chicken Cover bake in
pderae 1850 degreesl until chicken tender about
hour Place chicken hot platter Add sherry parsley
TO chicken separately Makes four
servings. BY wi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

SUNDAY
Roast Long Island Duckling Wild Rice
Currant Jelly Green Beans Buttered Corn
Apple Chip Banana Nut Cake Coffee
Apple Chip Banana Nut Cake
package instant apple q mashed bananas
chip cake mix (about bananas)
70 cup water "a teaspoon salt
z eggs. unbeaten IA teaspoon baking soda
Empty mixing bowl Add remaining ingredi-
ens Beat minutes until creamy Pour batter
into creased Toured 10inch pan moderate
$3.50 degrees SIS to so minutes Cool top with
whipped cream and sliced bananas.
MONDAY
Lamb Steu With Vegetables Corn Sticks
Roquetort Peach Salad Blueberry Cobbler
ROquefort Peach Salad
20 canned cling peach halves 12 tablespoons
cottage cheese Few drops Of Tabasco
"a cup crumbled Roquefort Salt
cheese Pepper
! teaspoon grated onion
Drain peaches. Combine cheeses onion mayonnaise and
seasonngs peach halves cup up crisp salad
greens. Fill with cheese mixture. Six servings.
Ham Slice Sweet Potato Casserole
Asparagus Ratsin-Carrot Salad
Chocolate Prune Jun1bleS Tea
Chocolate Prune Jumbes
Il cup soft prunes eggs
y cup walnuts cup sour cream
unsweetened pa a-purpose flour
chocolate q teaspoon baking soda
y soft shortening Y teaspoon baking powder
liz cups teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
prunes medum-size pieces chop wanuts and
cool chocolate Beat shortening vanilla and to-
S -four baking powder and salt into creamed
mixture add and wanu and mix to moderately thick
batter and chill hours Drop by rounded
spoonfuls apart INCREASED
careful ovebake) Remove to wire racks cool thor
oughy before storing Makes about Az dozen.
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in the dining room of the
Westminster, 1000 Cathedral
avenue NV. Afterward the
new board will be honored at
a 1890 o'clock luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
For Campers and Hikers

The National Campers and
HikerS Association, q nom
profit, volunteer organization
with headquarters in Newark,
N. j.. was formed for the as
sistance of campers and mixers
and their families. Their aims
are to recommend improve
ments in camping and hiking
facilities wherever the need
exists: to establish regional
centers from which members
unfamiliar with the area may
receive accurate, up-to-date
reports on local campsiteS,
roads. trails, etc.; to provide
for an interchange of camping
and hiking ideas; to cooperate
with all other organizations
which are working toward the
conservation of our natural
resources; and to provide
through identification with
the NCHA a basis for friend
ly welcome with other mem
bers. They also maintain an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
Amozed Reader Writes:
B. B. o., Chem Chase

B. B. o., Chevy Chase
Dear RICH: I was amazed at
the recent letter by a woman
who was having trouble with
her automatic washer. 1t re-
minds me Of an article in a
recent home magazine on how
people never read directions.
Even in the old days Of
hand-washing, the laundress
separated colored from white
clothes, and went through the
pockets. Does this person Ne
lieve a washing machine that
can be regulated by q think
ing adult person will separate
clothes. empty pockets and
Judge the type Of washing?
After all. the machine is her
servant. not her superior, pre-
Sumably. The manufacturer
beats his brains out to give
us a good product and no one
reads the directions! How
many have read the Constitu-
ton or the Declaration Of
Independence?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
To Say Bon Voyage
]. j., Garrett Park

o J'I 0uIT6JG IUIh
Dear Readers: I have a
friend who is going overseas
for a few months and I would
like to throw a bon voyage"
party. Can someone give me
ideas on decorating, food,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

information bureau for their
members for personal in
Quiries and answers. covering
camping and hiking activities.
Anyone interested in joining
a local chapter Of this associa-
ton. please contact me through
the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
Election Scheduled

The board of the Spanish
Portuguese Study Group will
hold its annual election Tues
day at a meeting at II am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

which will be eaten buffet
style, and inexpensive gifts
that are useful on a boat? Any
other ideas that would be help
full will certainly be appre-
ciated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
Forestry News
BY WILLIE E. WATTS
HOrry County Ranger

The landowners in Horny CO.
unity, with the exception of Il
very few, have been very for
tunatc this year in not having
forest fires To burn over their
.timbCrland.
We feel sure that fire occur
renee has been reduced due to
the fact that we've had an oc-
caSional rain pretty near every
week. However, we feel the in
creased interest in fire prevcn-
tion folks have in general has
helped a lot also.
During the month Of January
we handled 81 fires that burned
approximately 1913 acres which
is an unusually small number at
this season of the year. Accord
ing to our Investigations we de-
tcrmined that , of those fires
were caused by careless hand
ling of campfiireS, 9 by careless
smokers. - by brush burning
and % incendiary. Twenty
three Of those fires could have
been prevented had the person
responsible been more careful
with his campfireS, smoking and
brush burning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
Copper Still Is
Found On Towns
East Fringe

\ crowd in LoriS was trCatcC
to look at some parapnornali;
from disrupted whiSkey still
last Wednesday afternoon.
Deputies sheriff Odcl! FLOYD
and Roy HugGiuS, assisted by
federal officer b. Nj. Ross. found
and destroyed Il new 20 darrell
still near the beach road about
4 mile from the town limits.
Among the confiScatcd equip
mcnt was gasoline powered
water pump. y small Briggs and
Stratton air-Coolcd engine WAS
used to drive small rotary
pump. \ flexible exhaust pipe
was submerged i'll water 10 muf-
file the sound of the engine and
observer said.
y considerable amount Of
sheet copper, which officers say
is worth about 20 cents per
pound as junk. was confiSca'ed.
as was also about 100 feet of
rubber hose. two bags of sugar.
Il tree saw and quart Of
whiSkcy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
BERTHE FOWLER
DIES IN HOSPITAL
CARLY FRIDAY

Jacob BERTHE Fowler, 81 year old
Tabor City farmer, died at 3:l5
I'm. Friday in the Conway, s. G
hospital following an illness OF
.wo weeks.
Funeral services were held
from the home ut 3 pm. Satur-
day, conducted by Rev. w. C
Harrington, pastor of the Caro-
lima Baptist Church. Burial was
in the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
He is survived 10y his widow
Mrs. Callie Strickland Fowler:
one son, Lowmon: and one
daughter. Mrs. Louella Fipps of
route 1, Loris.