davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
obrero coy6 de SO
Pies de Allure Y
Sobrevivi6

Al finalizar los trabajos de insta-
lacion de una TORE de radar en-
la Base Aerea Richmond en- los
terrenos de la Universidad de Mia
mi, (South Campus), cayo desde
una altura de so pies ell ,obrero
Leon Leadbetter vecino de 2451
wv. 1872 Street. quien fue ingre-
sado para su examen y tratamien.
to en- Ell Doctors Hospital de esta
ciudad.
Leadbetter parece haber sufrido
unicamente la rotura de algunos
huesos, pero Su eStado general no
era grave Hacia pocas horas que
habia sido ~contratado por la com.
pania Frank Fisher Steel Erector,
para instalar una TORE de radar
por cuenta de la Administration
de Aeronautica Civil.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
La MANZANA
Viene de la Pagina ~

%sustancia, correspondence la ma
xima acidez al numero l de PHI, y
el neutro o sea donde Sc equilibran
la alcalinidad y la acidez, ell PHI
numero y. Para hacer una buena
digestion, nuestro est6mago nece-
sta tener un PHI de 2, y 81 la co.
mida ingerida no ayuda, aportan.
do acidos, a que Sc obtenga dicho
PHI, ell estomago tendra que esfor-
zarse segregando mucho acido clor.
hidrico, hasta alcanzar ell nivel re.
querido.
La manzana aumenta la secre-
cion de saliva y establece sin diff
cultad para ell est6mago Ell nivel
acido n~ecesario, gracias a ese com.
puesto malice que contiene. Esto
contribute a que Sc digiera mejor,
con mas rapidez y menor esfuerzo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Prohibe la Polieio
Boycott Contra los
Omnibus de Miami

I'm pastor r~eligioso, nombrado
David Lightburn, de % amos, apa.
recio en- West Flagler y la Ida.
Avenida con I'm cartelon colgado
de su cuello, en- ell que Sc LEILA:
BOYCOTT mo monte en- los
omnibus del Miami Transit, por.
que rehusan colocar choferes ne.
gros!'
Ell reverendo Lightburn, sin
acompa1ahte alguno, caminaba de
un lado para otro con SUI letrero,
hasta que dos vigilantes de la poll
cia 10 llevaron a la estacion cores
pondiente, donde lie advirtieron
que de seguir haciendolo Sc lie acu-
saria de boycott Illegal. Fue puesto
en- 1ibertad, pero comparecera ante
Ell juez ell 20 de agosto a defender
co
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Apunies de Viaje
verucrUz, Jurdln
del BeIIo Mexico

BESIDE una piscina de natacion de
flores, en- la ciudad; tan apropla-
damente llamada; Forth de las
Flores, Sc We ell pico nevada del
Orizaba, iIustrando 2 extremes de
esa afortunada tajada del bello
Mexico que Sc llama Veracruz.
Orizaba, segun tengo entendido;
" 81 no que me corriga ell Sr.
Vasquez Mendez, e%ncargado de la
Oficina de Turismo de Mexico)
uuiere decir en- lenguaje azteca
"regocijo de las aguas'. Y los ria
chuelos que corren por las laderas
de la montana traen no solamente
dinero a muchos industrialistas.
Ell estado de Veracruz CORE a 10
largo de la mitad mas surena del
golfo y termina donde ell maj co.
mienza a curvear otra vez hacia ell
norte para formar la peninsula de
Yucatan. Els una media luna hecha
de espumas de mai y una de las
areas mas fertiles del mundo.
Las orquideas crecen con la
indolencia de plantas ~silvestres y
gardenias, camelias, trinitarias y
mar pacificu Sc confunden en- init
mo abrazo bajo ell sol propical. De
vez en- cuando la mano laboriosa
del nombre, empuna un machete
y CANA a esta lujuriosa y florida
selva. Noses mas tarde las flores
han dado paso al cafe o las plan
tas de guineos.
Esta alfombra multicolor es la
entrada traditional a Mexico, fue
aqui donde Cortes, ANGLO en- ell ano
1919 un dia de Viernes Santo; err
go su nombre, Veracruz. Tan i'm
p%resionado quedo ell buen Don
Herman que sin encomendarse a
nadie quem6 sus naves y puso a sus
hombres entire la espada y la pa
red. Aqui comenzo y termino ir6-
nicamente ell poderio espahol,
pues fue aqui justamente donde
Sc rindieron los espanoles al ter
minar la revolution en- ell ano
1921.
A pesar de los saqueamientos
por parties de piratas y franceses
que sufrio la ciudad de Veracruz,
sus h%abitantes conservaron un
"joie de vivre" inigualable. AL COM
pas del intrincado ritmo de arpa,
violin y guitarra bailan ell rapido
hhapango mientras improvisan CO.
plas amorosas o intencionadas Sc
gun la OCCASION.
Marchando hacia Cordoba, toda
azul y tosada, Sc advierte la>tradi-
ci6n colonial. Las casas estan cons
truidas al estilo andaluz con uu
patio lleno de flores en- Ell centric
donde una fuente ~cantarina gorjea
su canci0n de aqua ell dia enterO.
Los plsos son de bellisimo marmol
o ~losetas, las puertas maizas y RI
camente l~abradas, las ventanas con
la clasica reja espanola de hero.
Veracruz es sin duda uno de los
districts mas progresistas de Me.
xico y ell turistd siente esa impre.
sion durante TODD momento. Aun
cuando recorre viejas rutas de ia
%conquista espanola y lie sonrien CO.
mo mil bocas las orquideas y las
gardenias, las camelias y las TRIM.
tarias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
LAS ABANDERADS -.
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)

0ANN ~Nr1(
neralmente llamaban la Maru.
cha. Todas las ~Seforitas de Me-
dellin arrojaron flores a la Ma
rucha y la coronaron. Era ell SOL
dado vencedor de Salamina.
Frente a ella Sc habia colocado a
los generates vencidos Vega Y
Gallndo, que montados a mule
rlegaS en- mulas enjalmadas veian
la eScena con ira. En- seguida los
f%usilaron. Las senoras de la ciu.
dad salieron a las Gales con ba-
lacas de chaquiras negras que
Hevaban en- letras blancas estas
leyendas: Viva la Heroina! wi
va Marucha! Viva Braulio He
mao! Viva la Muier fuerte! Una
sehorita lleva esta leyenda: Ca
liente por ell partido!
Era ell mundo de la passion bra.
via. iQuien no recuerda la esce-
ma de aquel Adolescence hermoso,
romantico, Jorge ~Isaacs, cuando
ell coronel Manuel Tejada lie con.
flo la bandera de la Columna
Torres en- la defensa de Cali?
Sali6 a recibir los aplausos de
SUI genie, de todas las Marias en-
ciernes, orgulloso de llevar los
dolores. De repente recordo ha-
Der olvidado en- la casa la cara.
bina. Habia salido fugado del no.
gar, temeroso de deSpedirse de
los Suyos, de SUI madre. Tuvo
que volver a sacar ell anna, y
encontro que SUI madre lie espe-
raba a la puerta para e~ntregarle
la carabina y decirle: IA pelear
Dor la patria!
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

FL joven blanco Sc nombra Ri
chard Eeichtman de 10 amos, veci
no de 1880 NV % Court. Los de
de color Sc llaSnan: Alfred P. Role.
de %, Richard Smith, de 20, Rosa
Lee Smith, de 10, Amos Richard
Dean, de 18; Alberto P. Thomson,
de % y Anthony r. Sweeting, de
rs.
Valiendose de una treta descu,
bierta por los detectives, captura.
ron facilmente a los delincuentes,
Sc saba que la senal para reunirse
sin dificultad era la c~olocaci6n de
I'm Chvrolet Impala en- la esquina
de la cuadra donde Sc habian cita.
do. Ash 10 hizo la policia y todos
los cltados cayeron en- la trampa.
Uno de los detenidos, Role, va.
cha en- CANA recuperandose de las
heridas de bala recibidaS eI do.
mlngo por la noche, cuando en- un
asalto frustrado fue tiroteado por
el detective M. E. Crane en- los
"Whltestone Sundries" de 2298
NV So Street.
La tarea de capturarIos respon.
dio al esfuerzo y sagacidad de los
detectives TIE. Hardy Bryan, E.B.
Hamm y Jack Metcalfe.
Sc soSpecha que esta gavilla de
delincuentes participo en- ell asalto
a la firma F. L. Davis Tobacco Co.,
donde Sc apoderaron de $1,886 ell
Jueves pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Medico Ruso es
AcUsudO pOr ell
Income Tax"

Ell DR.. Meyer J. Safra, emigradc
de Russia en- 1926, viene sostenien
do desde hace algunoS amos que nc
esta obligado a pagan los impuestos
que ell Gobierno Federal reclama
de ell, por haber traido una Guam
tlosa fortuna deSde SUI terra natal
cuando lego a los Estados Unidos
SegGn ell DR.. Sara, vecino de
$40 Washington Ave, en- Miami
Beach, sus aventuras y actiyidades
durante los primeroS amos del
gobierno bolchevique lie permitie-
ron acumudar una fortuna ascen-
dente a $500, 900. Esta voluminosa
cantidad la trajo Ell, posteriormen-
te, a>los Estados Unidos, en- male.
tines y en- fajas ocultaS dentro de
su ropa.
Pero las autoridades federales
no Green exactamente 10 que dice
ell DR.. Sara, y solo lie reconocen
la suma original de $85 1000, que.
dando por 10 tanto sujeto al i'm.
pueSto sobre varios miles de dola.
res. Segun la Corte Federal de I'm,
puestos, este saldo aSciende a
$145.000.
Ell DR.. Safra fue condenado en-
1856 por evasion del impuesto, y
Sc lie obligo a pagan una multa de
$1,000, habiendosele suspendido la
sentencia de I'm ano de prisi6n
que lie fue impuesta. Con so amos
actualmente, viene litigando con.
ira ell estado desde 1850.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

En- ell tercer piso de I'm nuevo
apartamento en- 2160 NV 3 Court
sorprendi6 la policia de Miami a
unos cuantos jovenes de color, to-
dos elloS complicados en- una serie
de actos delictivos en- Ell area de
Miami recientemente.
AdemaS de los jovenes de color,
hsbia uno blanco, que servia de
chofer a los mismos N suS fecho-
rias, y de esa forma despitaba ell
grupo, simulando ser obreroS de
construcciones que ibsn y venian
de SUI trabajo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
DIARIO Las AAEPItAS-PSu. 5

este case es la practica de solici
tar comisiones por adelantado, que
luego no Sc devuelve a quienes la
pagaron, no obstante Ell hecho de
no conseguirse ell prestamo solicit
tado. Una practica similar Sc ha
venido realizando en- ciudades co.
mo Atlanta Chicago y Los Ange.
les, y en- muchos casos por medic
de propaganda postal
Cast slempre recurren a estos
Intermediates los negocios peuue-
nos, pues los grandes negocios tie.
men otros metodos de operar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Seminurio de Ia
Initial. Business
Machines Empezo

Ha comenzado I'm seminario de
tres dias, patrocinado por la como.
cida firma international Business
Machinues, par atratar problemas
relatives al empelo del compute.
dor electronico en- los negocios mo.
dernos.
Ell seminario Sc ha dividido en-
dos parties: instruction en- las nue..
vas tecnicas y programa para eStu.
dianteS. Las reuniones tienen lugar
en- la sucursal de esta compania,
238 Biscayne Blvd.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
Cuenta Ia Florida
con 0tros 177
Denfistus Ahoru

Despues de aprobar los recientes
exameues, bajo la autoridad de la
junta estatal examinadora, obtu.
vleron licencia para %ejercer la pro-
fesion de dentistas ITO personals en-
TODD ell estado de la Florida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
PandiIIa de Asa|tantes Negros
Capturada en- ell Sector Noroeste

Les servia de chofer suieto de la Razo Blanca
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Arlington Tops StOte
In Raising Revenues

Henrico was second with
.70.5 per cent. Chesterfield
third with 69.66 per cent, and
Fairfax fourth with 68.33 per
cent.
At the bottom Of the list was
Buchanan County, which raised
only 24.49 per cent Of its total
revenue from local sources.
Next was Greene with 26.49.
Lee with 1883 and Scott with
.30.74 per cent.
Mr.. Benefits annual report
on the comparative cost Of
local government. released to-
day, said it was the fourth
successive year in which there
was a percentage increase in
the amount of money raised
by the localities for govern
mental purposes.
Revenue available to the
counties during the fiscal year.
which ended June 80, 1857,
totaled $l61, 1854, 4,098. of which
$87, ,204,095 or 1894 per cent
was raised from local sources.
Another $57, ,OS4, ,2S2. or 35.25
per cent, came from state sup
plementS and $l7,675,77l, or
Evening star., 1958-07-06
A. P. Writer
Finally Finds
His Rescuer

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, July
S up. - After three days of
searching, a vacationing Asso-
ciated Press reporter finally
found "a man named Lindsay"
today.
1t all started when Paul
Duke of the Associated Press
Washington Bureau went for an
early morning swim Wednes-
day. He developed leg cramps,
was tossed about by a huge
wave, and might have drowned
except for a man he knew
only as Lindsay"
Mr.. Duke wrote a story about
his experience. He wanted to
tell what it was like to come
near death by drowning.
But somehow, the reporter
couldn't get the incident off his
mind. He wanted to find Lind
say" and at least shake the
hand of the man who had
saved him.
His rescuer had left the
scene after placing Mr.. Duke
on the sands. And by the time
the newsman got his bearings
again, Lindsay" was no longer
in sight.
Later that day he began
trekking down Atlantic ave-
nue's string of hotels. But no
Lindsay" was registered. Res
taurant owners, lifeguards and
others could tell him no more.
Today he doggedly started
backtracking, asking again at
the same hotels. And finally
he realized he had missed one
building in his search. He went
into the Tides and found the
name Of Lyal G. Lindsay on
the register.
1t turned out to be the same
man. and Mr.. Duke gave thanks
to a man who had played a
big part" in his life.
Mr.. Lindsay, from Columbus
Ohio, has been vacationing al
the beach. He is a regional sales
manager for a company manu-
featuring farm equipment.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

1921 per cent. came from
federal supplements.
Mr.. Bennett said the total
revenue amounted to $75.07 per
capita. This was broken down
to $40.42 from the localities,
$26.46 from the state and $8l9
from the Federal Government.
Mr.. Bennett noted that over
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Gallery RifIed
Of 8 Paintings

ELGIN, ILL.,, July S (P.-The
theft of eight paintings by such
masters as Gilbert Stuart,
Winslow Homer and James Nc
Neil Whistler from an Elgin art
gallery were disclosed today.
Police Chief Herbert w. Lang
said the oils disappeared from
the Laura Davidson Sears
Academy of Fine Arts, prob
ably Thursday night.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Kensington Mayor
Appoints Officials

The newly elected Mayor Of
Kensington, DR.. Richard S.
Mehring, has named Attorney
Thomas Lohm as town counsel.
Eugene Dixon has been APP
pointed town clerk; Louis
Kengla. town marshal, and
Martin Styer, building in
spector.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

elected q diplomatic Of the
American Academy Of Sanitary
Engineers in the field Of water
supply and sewage disposal.
Other members OF the COM
mittee are Senator George 8.
Aldhizer of Broadway; j. c.
Biggins. Newport News city
manager; Barron F. Black, a
Norfolk attorney; Delegate John
H. Daniel Of Charlotte Court
House; w. Martin johnson, a
consulting engineer at Lynch
burg; T. B. Noland, Pulaski
town manager; and Gen. H. B.
Holmes, ir.. Commissioner Of
Water Resources.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
J.CorboIis, Jr., Named
ToVirginio Water Unit

James J. Corbalis, jr., engi-
neer-director of the Alexandria
Sanitation Authority, has been
named to the State Water Re-
sources Committee by Gov.
Almond.
The group. an advisory COM
mittee TO the Governor and
the State Department of Con-
Evening star., 1958-07-06

servation and Development. will
be concerned with the pro-
motion, development and use
of water resources for NUM-
'cipal and industrial purposes,
Mr.. Corbalis has served as
president Of both the Virginia
Society of Professional Engi-
neers and the Virginia Indus
trial Wastes and Sewage Works
Association and is national
director Of the National Society
of Professional Engineers.
He is a member of the Amer
lean Public Health Association,
the American Water Works
Association, the Federation Of
Sewage and Industrial Wastes
Associations and recently was
Evening star., 1958-07-06

the lO-year period from ls4S-
81 the Federal supplements
have shown the biggest per-
centage increase, The increase
from local sources was 205.74
per cent; from state supple
ments 92.86 per cent. and from
Federal supplements 272.l2 per
cent.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

RICHMOND, July S (R.-
State Auditor J. Gordon Ben
nett says nearly 54 per cent Of
revenue available to Virginia
counties during the 1956-57
fiscal year was raised from local
sources.
Arlington County raised far
more money from local sources
than any of the other 81 coun-
ties. Arlington collected 1884
per cent of all its revenue from
local sources.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
s PAINT SPRAYERS

Heavy duty Va hp motor with bvili-In
soss. Rssendiiionsd, explosion proof.
dlephrem compressor ihoi cost over
$500 new. New deluxe Speedy gun.
hose and mobile eeri. Excellent for
houses. boo's. eors, insecticides, etc.
$39.s5 each. Ph. ~. 4.Is5s.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

THE southern states with their high
growth capacity viii have 70 as
sumo an increasing share OF the
eat This points 10 future supply
problems and increased ti m b /
values Better market opportunities
and greater Incentives for intensive
managelnent Of forests are in the
nictuH
Use Of wood III this country Is at
Hin all time nigh Annllal production
3f pulpwood III the South has more
han doubted what II was in 1916.
The pine harvest has climbed from
800. 900 cords ID l740j 10o. and the
volume of haigssood Aas risen fyon
200 60 cords to 1900 900
The rapid growth Of the pulp and
paper Industry In the South is based
apon several favorable factors
Aearness to marFcts, rapid tree
growth supplies Of labor and year
long woods work good logging con.
dltions water availability cheln-
eals aha boyer and excellent
transportation facilities
A spectacular recent Development
has been HIS Increase In the pulp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Mrs. Eva VI. Wright
Rice Resident Dies

Funeral services for ms Eva
M. Wright. ~. who died FRIDAY,
Jan 3. at her horne at Rice, We're
held at 2 pm, Sunday al Cedar
Baptist Church in Buckingham
county with the Rev J Ernest
Wrenn officiating Interment was
in the church cemetery
She was a native of Cumberland
county, and a member Of Cedar
Baptist Church
Surviving are five daughters and
five sons, Mrs. Mary E Ferris.
Mrs! F Mapde Huddleston and
Mrs. Ruth Hatcher, All Of Farm
Vile, Mrs. julia A Trent and Miss
Matte t. Wright both Of Rice.
Percy c. and Joseph L. Wright of
Farmyille, Elmo w. Wright, Of
Cumberland. George " Wright, Of
lakewood, and Phillip al Wright, Of
Rice.
Also surviving are a half-brother.
Robert l. Toney, Of Richmond, 81
grandchildren. A el.eat-grandchil-
dren. and number Of nieces and
nephews. q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Audit Shows Buckingham County
I'm Favorable Financial Shape

According to an AltdH report re-
Gently completed By Harry N
James and Company Buckinghan
County concluded the fisetl yeat
ending June 20. 1857 Wsth $I2l5 ~
IN The black
Total inc ON g for 1857 was
Si52 900 50 and total expenditures
for the year. We're $75l .4455s. This
means the county took III 81 2l5 0a
moe than il spent
Even so both catcgories increased
over 1856, when income was
Sb33 l33 IL and expenditures wera
s634 .21ai5 Income IN 1857 Increased
Sllt5273i over 1856 while eXpendl
tlnes Increased Sll7 a26 %
NJ O. Sadler county treasurer
reported the balance Oh hand at the
close Of the fiscal year was
$a5 1913 3D. which included q balance
of s53 78o @ III tha general tmld and
sic 1850 III the school construction
fund. The balance On hand June 30
1856 was S84 ,l23 30
Deficit Overcome
la the budget that WAS approved
FIR last year 4 casual defect of
s24 a65 g. was shown However this
did not materlalize AS actual ncIne
$500 .0l854 while income was ex-
tImated at 1884 052 ~. However act
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Mr. aud Mrs r. H. cIynes,
tnnenbure Rml January
MAN, and Airs jerry N SLAUGHTER.
Victoria boy January a
Mr. ana Mrs Malcolm Coleman.
AppomattoN. sim JANUARY N
Mr. and Mts = w WEBB P!o5
pect, boy, January b
Mr. and AIRS WI y Hix. Pam
plln, boy. January a.
Colored Patients
Irene Oline. Grove Hnck Goll,
Pamplln. Ronald Goode. Farm
gillc Milton Miles. Prospect. Wv
va Wright, Parnpln and Classic
skipper Reward, NJ J
Coiored Births
sam and Dorothy JACKSON plos
pect, boy. JANUARY l..
Ernest and Elizabeth Wade, par
iington Hcirhts boy January MI
LnWood ana Ruby MARSHALL
pafnplin girl. January |
Horace and Alice Stokes -feher-
rim, pirl January A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

sUal income bounced up "a S1o2 $50 30
which was Sl6@ 60, Is note ihan es-
timaed
rha major Increase in income
Sl33 rNaal received tor school con
st1uetian that was not anticipated
of this amount llS,204 o4 was
spent. which accounts ior the major
increase III Both income and eX-
aendilure accounts
Mora than accounting for the in
creased expenditure were $l,042 So
in Marshall District school debt and
$50 678 .27 more III school funds How
ever a total Of S3l ,l92l7 was saved
IN the general fund
The report also shows thai the
average collection ii both current
and delinquent taxes equaed 49, on
pei. cent The accountant, also noted
that Treasurer Sadler made proper
accounting for All iands Of record
coming into Ms custody
Increase Value
the assessed valuation of al taX-
able property IN 1857 was
50 ,778Ti14, which is an overall in-
crease from tho S&.lli,579 10 1853
The taxable property IS broken
down aS follow s. real estate !.
SIS ,379 ,345, personal property. \
~ .352 1853. ana public service COR
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

pofations, 80 0+7n76
The total tax levy FOR 1851 WAS
5000, 9l9.l2
The t98l population Of Buckingham
county according 10 census esh-
mates IL II ,288 The net bond q
debt of the. county was S376 $40 as.
giving Il net bonded debt per capita
Of SJ3 t467.
The county has 1884 $50 in long
term indebtnesS Outstanding as Of
June 80. 1857 were Sc 600 in bonds
for Marshall District school and
state literary fund loads rs follows
SlS7 600 for Garter G Wopdson
High School. $50 .45o for Dillwyn
for Buckmgham. Central High
School
Garter G. Woodson was built III
1854 With 4 loan Of 5000 900 At two
per cent, maturing serially So, 700
annually Sept -, 1857 through
Sept u, 1884
Dlllwyn Elementary has a loan
Of 800 900 made in May 1854 at two
per cent maturing Serially So $50
annually through 1884,
Buckingham Central has loan OF
100000 made N March 1857 at
three per cent II natures serially
81 400 due March 1888 and So. 400
from March 1859 TO 1887
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

There were - hospital pttcntS
Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs Lula Gary, Cumberland,
Roy H. Ilan, Chase City; d b
Davis, Farmvlle Mrs W. 7 Bent
ley. KeySyille. Mrs n } toWikes.
rreWe Miss Sandra Riaby, syria
cusc. N VI Miss Mary Hammer.
XeysVille: Miss Peggy Arlington.
Charlotte g. n Mrs. Sarah Tatmn,
Rice w N Bland, Crcwe
Also, w ] Hall. of keysWllcs
w f. Wright. Farmvillc A G..
Wood. Chase City Mrs Lucy WIN
lIams. Crcwe, MIS- All Il Crallc.
Farmvillr. Mis- o r. Martin. Dill
lWyn Mrs 3D. A. owen, Victoria.
Mrs. r. d Spear. Richmond, Mrs
.. +. Crews Buckingham Mrs II
Y Bolllnger, Farmvllc. and MSS
Anne 10 Blanton. Charlottesville
Births
Mn and Mrs. Frank Fl. Pope,
Farmpile. boy January T.
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The broadcast made no mention Of
The first Russian earth, satellite
which is believed TO have fallen
into the carlh's atmosphere and
burned itself ont within the laAt FAM
days.
A rebellion in Venezuela was
quickly quashed last week. The re-
volt started New Years Day 1T nm
air force base near MaracaN IN
miles west OF Caracas. The nation n
capita | Rebel Jet planes flew
menacinPly over the capital before
dawn while New Years Eve revelry
was still III progress. but by Thurs
day morning the rebel garrison had
bee. taken VcneZuela's president
Jtmenez won another fiveyear term
IN office last December is III an
election in. which the people voted
yes or no He was the only candl-
date
The seven-ycar bull market may
have come to an end III 1857 That
was the consensus 81 Wall street
analysts as the old year ended To
wards the end Of the week, the mar
ket rallied and on Friday there were
gains Of up 10 two dollars 4 share
d nring the year 1857 the Az
ISOLATED Press average OF 60 stocks
dropped 5000 to Sl5i 10 The Dow
Jones industrial average fell 52.7l
to l35 81 The AP so stock average
hit d high Of siB8 80, not far below
its historic peak Of Si9l SO reached
IN April 1886
Drink To me only with thine
eyes" may become stark reality for
some Russians Last Thursday the
kremlin INCREASED the price OF
vodka Ito help IN the struggle
against the extravaRant use of al-
cohoiic liquor