davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
States 1857 Vegetable
Production Is Way Down

Mother Natures unkindness to
Delaware vegetable growers was
noted i'm a recent report on last
years production received at the
University of Delaware school of
agriculture by Willard #. Nc
Allister, extension marketing spe-
cialist there.
The annual vegetable summary
compiled by u. S. Department Of
Agriculture statisticians at College
Park, Md, began by pointing out
that rain for the first eight months
of 1867 was more than 10 inches
below the longtime average.
Yields of all vegetables except
cucumbers and asparagus dropped
below 1856, the report said. 1t
continued to say that:
Total acreage OF commercial
vegetables, at Al, $50 acres, was IA
per cent less than a year earlier
with the bulk of the decline in the
processing segment. The value OF
production amounted to $5,545, 900,
26 per cent or s1,973,000 less than
i'm 1856. Irish potato acreage and
production we're the same as a
year earlier, but the value Of pro-
duction dropped from S5,828,000 to
$2,581 900 due to sharply lower
prices.
The 1857 acreage devoted to
fresh market production totaled
1850 acres compared with 1900
acres in 1856. Cucumber acreage in
creased slightly, but melons and
tomatoes declined. Production for
fresh market, at 1850 tons, was
seen per cent less than year ear
lier with watermelons accounting
for most of the decline. The value
of production of these market
crops totaled $1,146,0O0-up about
a fourth. Higher prices prevailed
for fresh market crops that were
in short supply in the mid-Atlantic
drought-stricken states.
Delaware's processing vegetable
output, at 1880 tons, was off more
than a third from a year earlier
Sharp reductions were registered by
tomatoes, green lima beans, and
sweet corn. The only crop show
ing a gain was asparagus. All
processing vegetable acreage in
1857 totaled 37,500 acres compared
with 44,100 acres in 1856.
The greatest decline was regis
tered by green lima beans, which.
at 1890 acres, went down $500
acres. Significant acreage reduc-
tions were also registered by sweet
nd
cumbers for pickles-down 500
acres. Green. pea acreage was up
IL per cent to 5000 acres. Yields
of green lima beans and sweet
corn in particular were lowered
by midsummer drought.
The value of production of Della
wares processing crops is placed
at $4.429,O00, down $2.193,000, lone
third from a year earlier.
The reduction in value of green
lima beans-$1 22.000-was out
standing, the report concluded.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
MILFORD

Milford High Basketeers defeated
Seaford High for the second time
in eighteen years as they downed
the Blue Jays 61-45. Seaford has
been jinx for Milford High ath-
,etic teams over the years and it
is hoped that the hex" has ended.
The Bucs jumped off to 15-7
first quarter lead. The lead was
narrowed to five points at the end
of the second quarter as Milford
led 1924. During the third quar-
ter Milford increased the lead to
IA points but strong rally by
Seaford brought them into conten-
tion as they were down by three
points 42-39 as the fourth quarter
began.
Milford put on a strong finish by
scoring 19 points and holding their
opponents to Z. The final score read
Milford 81, Seaford As, this brought
the Bucs record to six wins and
seven losses.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
Totals
SEAFORD
Totals
MILFORD GRAPPLERS TIE
ST. ANDREWS ]. VS.

Coach Carl Dugan's varsity
wrestling squad met a powerful and
experienced ST. Andrews Jr. var
slty squad on Wednesday at Middle
town. When the IL matches had
been completed the Buccaneers
emerged with a 1926 tie.
97-fb Steele (St. Al decisioned
]. C. Dobson (Milford).
105-fb Nobley (St. Al pinned
Langabee (Milford) 1:10.
114-fb Johnson (Milford) pinned
Scholla (St. Al 2:30, half nelson
and crotch.
122-fb Walls (Milford) won on a
forfeit
129-fb Cunning (Milford) decis-
ioned Van Valkenberg (St. Al.
135-fb Marvel (Milford) pinned
Snyder (St. Al 1:35, half nelson
and crotch
139-fb Houston (St. Al decision
ed P. Bradley (Milfordl.
145-fb Sullivan lMiltord) decis-
ioned Williams (St. Al.
157-fb wilkins (Milford) pinned
Shenk (St. A) 4:23, half nelson
and crotch.
167-fb Miller (St Al pinned
Gordon ISL Al $40 half nelson
and crotch.
177-rb Phillips (St. Al pinned
Rambo (Milford) $3.50 half nell
son and chicken wing.
Unlimited D. Bradley (Milford)
pinned Walker est. Al 0:50.
st. Andrews-26 points.
Milford-26 points
Milford High School and Junior
High School Musicale has. been
postponed until Wednesday, March
5.
HONOR STUDENTS
The following named pupils have
been placed on the honor roll for
the third marking period and/or
semester:
7-1 Third 5
Everett Bennett .-.-.......
Alan Dallas .-.........-.-..,..-..
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
Milford Hiqh
School News
MILFORD DOWNG GEORGETOWN
AND SEAFOnD

The Milford High Buccaneers
registered their fifth victory Of the
,eason when they defeated George
town by a score of 5s-4S. Milford
lad previously defeated George
own 46-42. The Bucs led at half
ime 1924 and the five-point lead
was maintained throughout the
-hird period. In the fourth quarter,
Milford spurted and increased the
cad to eleven points.
A feature of the game was the
rebounding by the Milford team.
his had been one of their weak
points to date.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

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Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

No wonder old customers stick to
it! No wonder so many new Gus
toners are switching to it! 1t
meets the power needs of more of
today's cars than any other gaso-
line selling at regular price. Try
it. Learn why today, as for 80
years, Blue Sunoco is still the
"Pace-Setter", still Americas
greatest motor fuel value.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

You just can't match it anywhere!
It's premium in every way but
price: in octane. lin performance
lin quality. And still it sells at
regular gas price. That's famous
Premium Quality Blue Sunoco
200, the highest octane you can
buy at regular gas price. Delivers
more miles per dollar than any
other premium" on the market.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

Confucius, founder of the Con-
fucian religion, was born in China
in 551 B. G.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
A GOOD REASON

INDIANAPOLIS up II Mem
bers of the congregation at Calvary
Lutheran Church were aghast when
they observed organist A. G. Sch
wark bouncing around on his bench
while playing solemn hymns.
Later Sehwark explained squir
rel had been hiding in the organ
and started running up his pants
leg when the music started.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

A small herd of Barary sheep.
imported from Africa, thrive in the
Canadian River section of New
Mexico.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
OBITUARY
WARRINGTON


Roma John H. Warrington, 50,
the son of the late Franklin l., and
Della p. Warrington, died Febru-
ary 13, at the home of his sister,
Miss Eyva Warrington, So Clark
street, Harrington. after an ILL
ness of several months.
in addition TO his sister, with
whom he lived, he is survived by !,
brother, Everett B. Warrington; a
nephew, Everett B. Warrington.
Jr., and a niece, Miss Iris Lee War
rington, all of Harrington.
Services were held Sunday at
1 D. m. at the j. Millard Cooper Fu-
neral Home, 110 East Center street.
Harrington, with the Rev. Richard
S. Gibson of Asbury Methodist
Church, Harrington, officiating. In
terment in Hollywood Cemetery,
near Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
CULLEN

Lee w. Cullen, 73, retired pass
eRger conductor of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad, died Tuesday at the
Peninsula General Hospital, Sails
bury, following short illness. Mr..
Cullen retired in 1916 after serv-
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

CAFETERIA MENU
February a to 2S
Menu as suggested by members
of Grade Five, Elementary School:
MONDAY
Platter
Milk-Roast Pork
Whipped Potatoes-Tossed Salad
Hot Biscuit-Apple Sauce
Soup
MiIk-Tomato Soup
Sandwich-P Pudding
TUESDAY
Platter
Milk-Beef Barbecue on Bun
Fruit Salad-Cake
Soup
Milk-Bean Soup
Sandwich-Peaches
WEDNESDAY
Platter
Milk-Baked Ham
Whipped Potatoes-Haryard Beets
Hot Rolls-Pineapple
Soup
Milk-Chicken Soup
Sandwich-Pudding
THURSDAY
Platter
Creamed Chicken on Rice
Mixed Greens-Bread and Butter
Cherry Cake
Soup
Milk-Tomato Soup
Sandwich-Pears
FRIDAY
Platter
Milk-Toast Cheese Sandwich
Vegetable Beef Soup-Jello
Confucius, founder of the Con-
fucian religion, was born in China
in 551 B. G.
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AuroMoBllEs ron SALE

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coma 81 'i IS. 1sI..ssssS.i 80 IS. s.ssSag 0oa
LINCOLN 'b4 hardtop, hydra. 4.
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BELL MOTORS

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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
VISTA CON Las EsTRELlAs
(viene de la Pagina DOs)

VACAC WU ~ KdSAua DUSJ
sion, 10 que viene a demostrar
que ell arte de actuar es Ell mismo
aunque la forma difiera. Creo
que no he dicho que me estoy e.
firiendo a los artistas de Mexico,
conque, va sentado este, vamos
por ell sendero invisible de la me-
moria hacia ell eseenario irreal
del recuerdo, despues de que ca
da uno de nosotros haya Ia
do unos Suspiritos aliviadores de
la preston sentimental del oasa-
do.
Muchos de ustedes rec Jrdaran
a Della Magma, estrella del tea
tro frivolO hace algunos amos, po-
co despues actriz del cine, con-
vertida mas tarde en- c6mica ca
racteristica y, actualmente traba-
jando en- la televisi6n, mostran-
do SUI habilidad y carino por Ell
arte en- "Bicicleta por minuto".
va que hablamos de la televisi6n
sera bueno decirles que en- ella
trabajan, en- distintos programs,
figuras del cine como Ernesto
Alfonso, Beatriz Ramos, Aleian-
dro G%iangerotti, Tito Junco, Con-
suelo Guerrero de Luna v otros,
a los que hace mucho no vemos
en- pelicula. 81 ustedes recuerdan
"Pueblerina". tienen que conser-
var la amable memorial de la
guitarra, que templada pOr Car
los Bribiesca do una attraction
mas a la gran cinta azteca. Carlos
actua tambien EN- televisi6n que
esta mostrando la escualida figu-
ra de Agustin Lara y dando a la
nueva generation la calida inter-
pretacion de iona la Negra.
Dejaremos ell aspecto n~ostalgi-
co, para invitarles a dar un pa
SEQ crepuscular o nocturnal, CO.
mo prefieran por los centres de
diversion de la capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
PUNTo FINAL

Dijo Voltaire: Quienquiera que
condene el teatro es un enemis0
de SUI pals. i
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
CAPITAL DE x

Por los v%eintitsntos centres
nocturn0s que presentan varieda-
des, nos encontramos trabajan-
do a Sofia Alvarez Ell Ell "AstO-
ria; Trio Calaveras en- ell "Piga-
lle"; Nicolas Urcelay en- la Te-
rraza" y Manolita Arriola en- ell
ARCADIA. Como ven ustedes, al
gunos de estos artistas Sc habian
despedido del arte, pero tuvie-
ron cue volver a el, porque, CO.
mo me decia Manolita no hace
mucho, "iQuien puede vivir le-
jos del ~teatro?" Els inutiI que
ustedes traten de convencer a los
artistas de que hay millones y
millones de seres que viven sin
estar dentro de la profession,
ell arte tiene cierto attractive que
esta a prueba de amos v de razo-
namientos.
va que nos pusimos en- este
plan, sera bueno decirles que en-
ell teatro Sc encuentran actuandO
figuras como Manuel Medel y
"Palillo" que hicieron incursio-
mes filmicas POGO afortunadas v
figuras tan conocidas como "La
Flaca".
En- los 0cho teatros que pre-
sentan obras, tambien hay cier-
tos nombres que nos recuerdan
ell pasado Y que, despues de ia-
Der estado alejados del arte,
vuelven a Ell. Seguramente que
recordaran ustedes a Jose Luis
Jimenez, que act1a en- "Escuela
de Cocottes"; Prudencia Grifell
que trabaja en- "Trebol de Muer-
tie; Lupe Rivas Cache a la que re-
cuerdo al frente de una comma
nia de revistas frivolas que re.
corrio ell mundo y que actna en-
"Fruto Prohibido";; Andrea Pal
ma que hace bastante tempo So
dedica a las tablas, aparece en-
"Los Suenos Candidos'; Maid
Gatica, una chilena que hace
unos amos parecia que llegaria a
triunfar Y despues Sc eclipse a
raiz de un spectacular escanda-
10 en- Hollywood trabaja en- LA
vida con papa; Josefina Esco-
bedo que deben ustedes recordar
como e~strella filmica que des-
pues pas6 a ser esposa de Car
los Lopez Moctezuma, regres6 al
teatro en- 'sMujeres".
Todo este sirve simplements
para hacer notar que los artistas
de hoy tienen muchos mas luga-
res donde poder ganar la vida y
que cada dia ell campo de la es-
pecializacion Sc hace mas estrs-
chic, pues hay que ser versatil pa
"a poder salir adelante en- ell me-
dio artistico de Mexico.
nvrAyrNn xrrNrAv
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Iruq Ambassador to Leave;
left Patterson in Accident
DEMOCRATIC DINNER, Ed

DEMOCRATIC DINNER, Ed
ward Foley. is chuckling over
q letter he received from an
Iowa woman who's not very
happy with the Republicans.
She enclosed $40 saying she
was sorry she couldn't afford
to subscribe to the dinner
but Here's a bill for rifles
and whisky" she said. Let's
fight 'eml"
AMERICAN AAIBASSA-
DOR TO URUGUAY Jeffer-
son Patterson dozed momen-
tarily at the wheel while
driving his two children and
their governesS down 70 his
Point Farm in Maryland on
Saturday.. and ran into a
fence. The children and gov
erness escaped injury but a
wooden plank came through
the window and hit JEFF on
the chin. He had TO be sewed
up with five stitches. On
home leave since Christmas.
he and his wife Marvin will
depart for New York with
their family Sunday and fiy
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tomorrow through Sunday
and will hear that the pro-
posed plan to move the East
front Of the Capitol forward
over the plaza is bad on
three counts - historically,
intellectually and aesthe-
tically.
The Corcoran Art Gallery
will give a tea for delegates
tomorrow afternoon. and the
American Institute of Archi-
tects will give a reception at
Octagon House. Friday
evening there will be cock
tails and a banquet at the
Mayfiower. Saturday, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Gutheim
are entertaining some OF the
visitors at a luncheon at the
Capitol. And Sunday
there will be sherry and
brunch at Decatur House in
the middle Of the tour Of
little known buildings Of the
Washington area" conducted
by Dick Rowland. president
Of the National Trust for
Historic Preservation.
The little known places
will include the old Congress
sional Cemetery at Seven
tenth and z, Sc, the burial
place of William Thornton,
who designed the Capitol,
and Sunday is the very an
niversary Of the day George
Washington approved the
plans: also Wheat Row, four
fine Federal houses-the kind
that make Georgetowners
drool - at Fourth and N
streets S.W.-now a settle
ment house: and the Law
House at Fifth and N, S.W..
where Louis Philippe, later
King Of France. was enter
tanned. The tour will
wind up at the house re-
Gently designed by Frank
Lloyd Wright for his son,
Llewellyn Wright. in the
Chevy Chase Bethesda area.
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By sETTY BEALE
THE AMBASSADOR OF

THE AMBASSADOR OF
IRAQ. DIR. MOUsSA AL
SHABANDAR. who has joined
the slew Of ambassadors leay-
ing Washington. has invited
friends to a farewell party, -.
And the rumor Is that
Belgian Ambassador Baron
Robert Silvercruys. who's
been here Is years. will be
retiring within three months
or so. Departing Soviet
Ambassador Georgi Zaroubin
had Russia's greatest pianist.
Gilels. play at his farewell
ADLAI STEVENSON viii
be here this week end for
the Democratic Advisory
Council meeting. His
sister and brother-in-law.
"Bufiie" and Ernest Ives will
come to town the week end
Of February % for the Demo-
Gratis 500 plate dinner at
which former President Tru-
man will speak.
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE
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.Syud' Ahmed
Is Feted

The Ambassador Of Paki-
stan and Begun Mohammed
Ali were hosts yesterday at a
cocktail party at the EN-
bassy to say farewell to the
retiring press attache. Syud
Ahmed.
Mr.. Ahmed, who has won
many friends during his six
years here. leaves soon for q
new government post in
Karachi. He will be sue
ceeded by S. NJ. Haq.
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dressed women Fresh In
from several months In Paris
where she buys all her clothes
at the top houses OF the
haute couture. she said the
chemise or sack is still going
strong. II it's about 10 lose
out In the spring showings
she couldn't tell 1t She
herself was wearing a 'front.'
belted, loosely fitted two
piece Dior suit of blue tweed
with a little beaver collar.
Swedish Ambassadors
Nine. Bohemian. Italian AM
bassadress Signora Brosio,
Mrs. Paul Magnuson and Mrs.
Burke Elbrick. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of State
for European Affairs. were
others who dropped by for
tea. high tea, that is. The
table was covered with such
mountaineering delicacies as
a loaf Of Swiss fudge cake
that beats any similar con-
coctlon we have over here.
OPERA SOCIETY OF
WASHINGTON members are
ecstatic over the news that
Metropolitan star Lisa Della
Casa win sing the lead role
in the society's production of
"Ariadne" at Lisner next
Thursday through Sunday.
:. Apparently she is beau
tiful. easy TO get along with
and so nice she even compli-
mented the tenor the other
day. which is obviously so
unique in operate circles, it's
news. The author Of the
opera. Richard Strauss. heard
her sing in 1047 when she
made her debut, and his son
calls her the greatest living
Strauss singer"
The Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Jim Douglas
and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pomeroy Hendrick will give
dinners before the opening
night performance And
there win be a flock of supper
parties following Sundays
afternoon presentation. !.
Separate parties will be given
by the Jack Lanahans. the
Mathew LOorams. the Mac
Godleys. Gladys Roberts,
Sheila Schermerhorn, Judy
Loucheim and the Aureus
Van Schraders.
WASHINGTON PLANS
AND THE EAST FRONT OF
THE CAPITOL are two topics
that will dominate certain
parties the next four days.
-. The Society Of Architec-
tural Historians meets here
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to Montevideo next Wednes-
day.
This news evolved from
the dinner given last evening
by Uruguayan Ambassador
and Sonora de Lacarte. A
small. very pleasant affair. it
drew Spanish Ambassador
the Count de Motrico. who's
still patching It" while Mer-
cedes is away: the Chief of
Protocol and Mrs. Wiley Bu-
chanan--Ruth in a slinky
navy blue satin--Represen-
tatiye Walter Judd of the
Foreign Affairs Committee.
the Spanish Minister and
Sonora de Alba. Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. Leigh Wade, the
Urugusyan Counselor and
Sonora de Palacios, and
Anita Won Kahler Of France
Presse.
The delectable menu went
from hot cream soup to cold
lobster served with perfectly
cooked and favored rice. TO
chicken Zen chemise" Il
think you call it, with vege-
tables. TO cucumber salad. to
a whipped cream. caramel
custard dessert.
Speaking of chicken zen
chemise". don't think the
chemise is going out Of style
for any Of you chickens in
terested in sporting the
latest fashions.
AT THE TEA GIVEN YES
TERDAY by Mime. de Tor
rente. wife Of the Swiss Am
basSador. I ran into Nine.
Amin. wife of the Iranian
Ambassador who is certainly
one Of Washington's best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

Mr.. Cahill will
be available for
consultation Friday
and Saturday
in our Bridal Salon.
Third Floor
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Store hours: Daily, 10 an 10 pm
Corners evening shopping.
Menday, Thursday and Friday until $50 pm
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Quality Dyed Mouon Processed Lomb Jokets $50
Fine Quo Dyed Muton processed Lomb Coots sos
Dyed Muskrot "a Length coots reduced SiSs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13

PONTIAC 1865 Super Chief DR.,
h. auto. Transmission, power
steering, brakes. air ride: loaded
with factory extras: new-car title;
3.yr guarantee. Save Sl,10O at
SS, 1875. TOP TRADE FOR YOUR
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 Wis. Ave. OIL. $4,000
In the Heart Of Bethesda
PONTIAC 1855 VS. club sedan;
eaaIDpsd a cash Or or tr lSIsy
bank terms to 1T your BUDGET,
MCNEIL PONTIAC
7a An THE W. n Asf or sGREEiHs s;EScs9
PONTIAC 80 Wa station wagon
4-dopr: lustr0us 2-tone green fn-
ish, r. and h.. hydramatle, power
steering and brakes. etc.. clean, l.
owner car. remarkable value;
Sl,495. MONTGOMERY STUBBS,
Mercury Dealer, 37l5 Bladensburg
rd.. AP. 7-2929. Open ewes. I'll O..
RENAULT DAUPHINEs '67s
Choose From 8.
From 81 ,395
All in neW-car cond and guar :.
UNITED AUTO SALES
2427 Reedie Drive. wheaton, Nd i.
10. 1926
RENAULT 4-CVs '56 and 80
From 1905
All In new-car cond. and guar !.
UNITED AUTO SALES
2427 Reedie Drive Wheaton, Nd,
10. 1926