davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

locutora argentina, lie auguramos
un gran exito... GONZALO BARR,
quien hara su debut en- los Estados
Unidos con SUI Sexteto Tropical,
es un consumado cantante perua-
no, idolo de los publicos surname
ricanos y que finaliz6 reciente-
mente una estancia de mas de dos
amos en- Ell Hotel TAMANACO de
Caracas. La relacion entire Con-
zalo Barr y Susy Merino Sc debio
a concentrates publicados en- esta
columna sobre la ultima y que
fueron leidos en- Venezuela por
Gonzalo donde Ell DIARIO goza
de una gran circulation. Estoy
SECURE que este joven y apuesto
cancionero, Sc ganara una estable
posicion en- nuestro circulo social
por sus grandes dotes de caballe-
re y artista... Nuestro Luis He
lIL- I-L-L I--r-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

Una desesperadas madre con-
temple horrorizada como un au
tomovil atropellaba a su hijita
de tres amos y medic, frente a
81 casa ell viernes por la noche.
La nina, Doreen Joy, hija del
matrimonio Ted MonzeeWski,
del 425 N. E. 159 tn. St, Sc en-
contraba en- grave estado en- Ell
Hospital North Shore, con una
herida en- la cabeza y multiples
cortaduraS.
Los policias Harry Meyers y
A.. Spaeth, anunciaron que ell cho
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
Juventud Guiana
de Miami Decide
svspender AetO
DR.. Horacio Aguirre.
Director de
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
Miami.
Senior:

Por la p~resente lie rogamos nos
publique en- ell Diario que tan dig
namente I'd. dirige ell acuerdo to-
maao en- la Junta Directiva en- Sc
sion celebrada en- la noche de hoy
referente a nuestras actividades y
la ~situacion politica de Cuba.
Anticipandole las mas expresi-
vas gracias quedamos de I'd, muy
atentamerte,
Jose Mora, Presidente, Bernardo
Gonzalez, Secretario.
A la opinion publica y para 60
nocimiento de nuestros asocia-
dos, Reunidos en- junta extraordi-
maria de d~irectiva convocada pa
ra c~onsiderar la triste situacion
porque atraviesa nuestra patria, he
anunciado para Ell Sabado de Glo-
ria.
Esta decision fue tomada por
unanimidad va que como cubanos
estamos sintiendo en- nuestros CO.
razones la triste realidad del mo-
mento p~resente.
Jose Mora, P~residente; Jose Mes
pral, Vice-presidente; Bernardo
Gonzalez, Secretario; Alicia Fer
nandez, Tesorera; Felipe Alvarez,
Vice-tesorero; Florencio Batista,
vocal, Humberto Garcia, vocal, Jo-
Sc Alberto Rivero, vocal, Antonio
Alvarez vocal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
FL BOUQUET De LA sEMANA


TONY LOPEZ, joven, agradable
y vivaracho, hizo SUI primera pa.
rada en- nuestra Oficina de
Miami Ave-, para ofrecernos un
caluroso saludo, despues de SUI
llegada de un viaje que pudie-
ramos lamar involuntario e
inesperado.... TONY es ell es-
cultor de moda en- Cuba; sus
obras estan diseminadas por to.
do ell territorio nacional y cons.
tituyen I'm verdadero orgullo
para sus compatriotas, que 10
c~onsideran Ell mas destacado cul.
tor del arte de Benvenuto CelIi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

Este Domingo, da 6 de Abrh, lie toca a SUSY MERINo y la
WINE, celebrar su festival en- Ell Bayfront Park; sera de 7 pm.
a H.. A yjuzgar por la gran popularidad de que goza la encantadora
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

#*#
JUANITO AREVALO, hombre de mar y navegante de altura.
parti6 ell pasado sabadO. con s cuhadO CampitO, en- 10 que 81 supo,
mia un viaje de ruhna a Key West Ell Iunes al medodia, los osados
tnpulantes fuerOn reSatadOs pr el Coast Guard" a mas de quinien.
tas miIas fuera del curse, extenuados y hambrientos. Juanto ha.
ba cOnfundidO la Estrella Polaris con Ia 0a Menor.
***
Ell BLUE DERBI" comedor que ha revoucionado Ell sw. por
sus precios, abundancia y calidad, eda frente a un gran problema:.
va no saben donde van a meter a tanta genie.
**#
Ell CoMITE DE DAMAs DE LA ORGANIZATION DEMOCRATIC
PUERTORRIQUENA, celebra hoy (Sabado) su primer Bale del Aho
en- ell VASA HALL, 1902 NE. 2nd. Ave-. La Orquesta del insustnui
BILE LUIS HERRERO, NOS pondra a sonar como acostumbra y habra
muchas sorpresas.
Ell "ROCKIN S. Z. RANCH" 9440 sW. III St, ss ago nuevo y
que yiene a llenar una necesidad en- las achvdades de los amantes
a la vida al aire libre. semore Daley, Director de esa encantadora
Hacienda, es campeon de Rodeo y considerable uno de los mejores
jnetes del Mundo- Visite este lugar con un grupo de amigos y les
garantizo que hubiera deseado permanecer aMf mucho mas TEMPO"
La comida es exquisite, ell ambiente neno de una famiiaridad con-
tagosa; en- 5 minutes de estar aL listed conoce a TODD 81 mundo
y Y TODD ell mundo 10 conoce a used.. Los paseos a la luz de la Luna
en- las carretas de paja, tan tpicos en- los campos de este Pals, COM
plementan gloriosamente las %acividades de un da leno de saluda.
BILE expansion. iVolvere!
{ cHACHITo, PUCHI Y PITIN~ Tres magnates de la Cantina a
DomiciIio que operan en- Miami Court bao 81 nombre de TRES
HERMANOS.
Ell CLUB DE LOS 300" Sc esa organizando en- Ell "MALANGA
BAR" del Gale 7 del N. W.. La quota inical es $1,000 y su vgen-
ca durara Ell tempo que Sc tome en- pegar un binee de esa domi
nacion en- cada uno de los 800 cuadrtos que hay en- Ell techo del
allegro y exclusive establecimiento de Rolando. La fnaidad es
\ emplear los 300 cocos en- una fiesta para los miembros, also ai
como un "pic nic", una pesqueria o eualquier otra clase de "suara.
peta", con nombre bonito-.
La fulastrada mas srande del "Aprirs Fool" se Ia jusaron q
"Cuso" ouintana, efciente peletero de Flasler.. su sonora 10 mo
menajeo" con ell advenimiento de dos preciosas jmaguitas.
Cuando a listed Sc lie pierda alguien On Mann, ponsale INA sasr-
da en- Ell Roberts, de Flagler y la g.. No iala..
PANCHO ROMPETECLAS, priHlesiado pianisa 4 ia BA.
RRACA" de New York, me enrS INA ssrta Assds asasMa ciudad,
drigida sM esa foHna:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Inquest Holds
Youth in Death

A l9-year-old Washington
man was held for action Of the
grand jury yesterday by a COR
cner's jury probing q death
that resulted from a fight on
March 20.
Leroy Murray. Of the 900
block Of Third street NE, is
now held under $4,000 bond.
charged with murder in the
death Of William H. Prince. 80.
According to police. Murray
hit Mr.. Prince IN front of a
restaurant in the 4l00 block of
Minnesota avenue NE. caus-
ing him to strike his head on
the pavement. Mr.. Prince died
in District General Hospital
last Wednesday.
Murray. whose case came be-
fore Judge Almond w. Scott
and was continued until May
. is. told police he hit Mr.. Prince
when the latter made a motion
toward his pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

gradual discontinuance OF aid
for children In other situations
The bill approved by the
House Education Committee
would put assistance for chill
dren In the first category on
a permanent basis. And II
would extend until June 80.
1861, programs for the others
such as those whose parents
work on q base and live of II
or work at private plants In
defense production,
The bill also provides a new
formula for computing mini
mum rates OF assistance for
school construction, The pre-
vious floor was determined on
a basis OF the average contri-
button per pupil by participate
ing districts. Under the new
formula the minimum would
be one-half OF the national av-
erage cost per pupil for the
whole Nation,
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measure as now written.
Opponents OF racial segrega-
ton In the classroom have
talked OF trying TO attach two
possible amendments.
One would deny aid 10 dis
tricts practicing segregation In
the classroom. The other would
cut of aid 10 districts that have
taken no steps 10 inteerate.
Mr.. Bailey's bill combines
two previously separate laws
one providing assistance for
operation Of schools and an
other TO aid construction. These
two laws were enacted In 1850
in the aftermath Of the defense
huildup for World War II and
on the eve OF the new defense
buildup for the Korean con-
fiiet.
Last year about $500 school
districts received operation as
sistance under the program. In
addition, s727.5 million has
been spent for building.
The bill would continue Fed
eral assistance at Approximate
ly current levels-estimated TO
cost $2il million in the fiscal
year beginning July /.
The Eisenhower administra-
ton. however. had suggested
limitations TO reduce this by
sos million. cbntending de-
fense-related population shifts
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are not occurring at the rate
OF q few years ago,
Among other things, the adj
ministration proposed TO con-
tinue payments for children
whose parents both live and
work on tax-exempt Federal
property. But II proposed q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
House Expected to Pass
SchooI-Aid Bill Today
~ the Associated Pres,

Despite threats OF segregation dispute Representative
Bailey Democrat Of West Virginia predicted House passage
today Of his bill TO continue Federal aid 10 schools crowded as
a result OF Federal activities
Mr. Bailey also indicated he confident the House will
reject possible tegraon riders He predicted passage OF the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
November

November
Chester j. HoWiler, prominent
realtor of Caldwell, is the new
mayor of Caldwell, nosing out
Dwight F. Wiley, incumbent, by
a vote of 500 to 353 or a majority
of l6 votes.
Harry Long has retired from
his duties as rural carrier out of
the Dexter City postoffice after
serving in that capacity for 30
years and six months.
Congressman John E. Hender-
son has named Larry Richard At
kinson, of BateSville, to compete
for Ohio'S vacancies at the United
States Air Force Academy in
Colorado. The nomination of At
kinSOn was included in the Selec-
ton of 10 candidates from the
18th congressional district to
work toward admission to the
academy in the class to enter in
July, 1858.
Members of the village board of
public affairs to have completed
arrangements for standby
power unit to supplement avail
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
October

oNboDC1
The Caldwell exempted village
school district board of education
has filed a resolution with the
auditor of Noble county asking
for a bond issue in the amount Of
$350,000 for the construction of
an II room grade school building.
Olive will officially become a
part of the corporation of Cald-
well on Thursday, Oct. H. This
is the date of the final publica-
ton of the ordinance and the an
nexation becomes official when
the ordinances have been pub
lished for two consecutive weeks.
Approximately so crew mem
bers of the Texas Eastern Trans
mission corporation, the Mid-Val
ley Utilities Constructors, Inc,
and the Williams Bros. Pressure
Service, all with home headquart-
ers in Shreveport, La, will arrive
in Noble county next Monday or
Tuesday for a period of two
weeks.
Of tremendous importance to
Noble county was the announc-
ment Friday by Secretary of
Commerce Sinclair Weeks, in
Washington, D. c. that USR 81,
running from Canton, Caldwell
and Marietta, through West Vir-
ginia to Charlotte, N. c. has been
added to the federal interstate
| highway program. 1t will become
a limited access route.
Cecil E. Bates, 81, and K. Or
| vile Black, %, both of Cumber-
land, were critically injured in
a truck accident, Monday after
noon on USR 40, one mile east of
| Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
January

y
All newly elected officials of
Noble county started their new
tenure of office this week with
most of them being sworn into
office early Wednesday morning,
Jan. 2, due to the holiday.
DR.. Charles f. Davis was
given a three-year contract by
the Caldwell exempted village
school district board of educa-
ton, Monday evening, at their
reorganization meeting.
The Caldwell village council
has approved their appropriation
for 1857 and it calls for an ex-
penditure of $183.810.33. This is
compared to the 1856 appropria-
ton of $148,985.00.
Donald Raymond Warner,
three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Warner, Jr, of
Charlottesville route 2, was
fatally injured Sunday morning
when the pickup truck in which
the family of six was riding to
church services, overturned on
the Charlottesville road.
A landslide of enormous pro-
portion, extending approximately
one third mile in length, has
moved across township road No.
294 in Enoch township, making
its continued use impossible.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
February


Donald D. Nichols resigned as
mayor of Caldwell, Tuesday
evening, at regular meeting of
the local council and Dwight F.
Wiley, president of the council,
is now serving as mayor pro-
tenn.
The financial squeeze forced
upon the county commissioners
finally developed into an eco
nomic pinch, affecting approx
mately 80 or more county high
way Workmen.
Miss Anna Mae LichWarcik, l6,
Junior in the Caldwell high
school, is slowly improving at
the Guernsey Memorial hospital
from contagious tySe of men
ingitis, which she contracted last
Thursday.
The Noble county board of
health favors the mass innocula-
ton of all pre-school children
and the administering Of the
first, second or third shot of the
Salk vaccine to all school chill
dren, according to a spokesman
of the board.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

ished early Friday morning
when fire destroyed their home
near Petoskey, Mich, according
to word received here.
Col. Richard l.. Gillespie,
native of Caldwell, infantry
USAR, is the newly elected
president of the Ohio Depart
ment of the Reserve Officers
Association. He was elected at
the Department Convention held
at the Sheraton Gibson hotel in
Cincinnati.
Charles Irwin, Cumberland
community, has announced the
grand opening of IrWin's Food
Center on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, June 6, 7, and 8. The
new grocery store is located in
the former Kroger building.
The Caldwell council, meeting
in special session Monday night,
voted in favor of allowing the
Caldwell Board Of Public Affairs
to proceed with the necessary
legal steps in the purchase of a
new diesel engine for the Cald-
we'll electric light plant The
cost of the engine cannot yet be
determined but it will probably
be in excess of $4,000.
The Caldwell village council al
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

The Noble county board of cleo
tions plan to combine several of
the voting precincts in the Cald-
we'll school district when the spe-.
cial election for the proposed
$350,000 bond issue is held here,
Tuesday, Feb. 4. 1858.
The annual Noble county cham
Der of commerce treat for all chill
dren in Noble county and trading
area will be held Saturday after
noon, Dec. 81, at 200 o'clock.
Lloyd E. Ullman, of Elk town.
ship, has been named the new
deputy in the office of Noble
county Treasurer A. R. Hicks, to
fill the vacancy created when
Robert Merry resigned in this
capacity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

ers received the Olive annexa-
ton petition, Monday, signed by
81 petitioners or property own
ers in the community east of
Caldwell asking that it be
annexed to the village.
Fourteen separate bids were
submitted and opened Wednes~
day afternoon at 100 o'clock at
special meeting of the board
Of education for the construction
Of an addition to and the re-
modelling of the present high
school at Dexter City in the
Southern Noble local school dis
trict.
DR.. Stewart A. Ricard, of
Lowell, osteopathic surgeon will
locate in Caldwell at a later
date with DR.. John B. Jenkins,
according to an announcement
made today.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
August


Miss Dolores Bond, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bond and a
member of the Mt. Ephraim girls
All club, was selected as the
Noble county junior fair queen
at ceremonies in connection with
the Caldwell firemen's festival
last Thursday evening.
Mayor Dwight F. Wiley of Cald-
well, will be opposed for this
village office in the general cleo
ton by Chester J. Howiler, prom
inent local realtor, who filed his
petition Wednesday before the
deadline.
Noble county commissioner,
Bert VanFossen, 81, passed away
suddenly Tuesday afternoon at
his farm in East Union. Death
was attributed to a heart attack,
The village administration of
Sarahsville has experienced such
change-oVer in recent days that
even the residents have trouble
remembering who is serving in
what capacity and when it all
happened.
Gene Franklin Miller, 81, OF
SarahSville route /, was killed
instantly early Saturday morning
when struck by an auto as he was
crossing the West Pike, four miles
west of GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

July
The annual Summerfield home
coming will be open next We'd
nesday evening, July 10, and con-
tinue for three additional nights
on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. 1t is being sponsored by the
Summerfield American Legion
Auxiliary.
Caldwell will officially dedi-
cate its new 100000 combined
municipal and fire department
building, Saturday afternoon,
July 13.
Rides, games and special enter
tainment will be featured during
the annual Caldwell firemen's
festival, July "a, 25, 26 and 27.
Jack Barnhart, president of the
Caldwell unit, stated that all con-
cessions, with the exception of
rides, will be sponsored and op-
Grated by fire department mem
bers.
Narendra Devidas Bokey, %,
international farm youth ex-
change student from Bombay,
India, will arrive in Noble county
on Aug. IA for a nine weeks
training program and exchange
of ideas on the farming level.
Members of the Summerfield
Yellow. Jackets and the Bakers
and Sewers All clubs in that
community undertook a worthy
project during Rural Mail Box
Improvement week, which is now
paying off dividends. The group
painted and otherwise improved
70 rural mail boxes in that COM
munity as All project.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
March

Caldwell village council, meet
ing in regular session Tuesday
night, voted to construct new
municipal and fire department
building on the site secured from
the state of Ohio and the ad-
ditional acreage recently ac-
quired from Robert Robey, on
south West street.
A very serious fire which
could have wiped out the Worl
w. Thompson garage, the Donald
D. Nichols store and several
homes in the Caldwell business
district, was averted at 3:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon by
the fast acting members of the
Caldwell volunteer fire depart
ment.
The Noble county commission
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

was instantly killed at lao am,
Sunday on USR 21, in an auto
accident two miles south of Low
er Salem.
The Ohio Adiutant General
announced Tuesday that there
would be constructed in Noble
county a national guard armory
which will serve as new head
quarters for the county ONG am
bulance company.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
September

A'NpsShbSa
The 105th annual Noble county
fair was held last week on We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, August %, 20, 80 and 81
with weather conditions very
promising all four days and a
good attendance each day.
Two GAINESVILLE teenagers, who
had smashed through a double
latahed wall at the Muskingum
county detention home and es-
capped down a fire escape Satur-
day evening, bucked up against
real tough old Ash tree at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Arch
er, Mill street, early Sunday
morning which led to their cap
ture.
Donald f. Eichhorn, %, native
of the Middleburg community
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
April


Kenneth Kearns, of Jackson
township, took over his new
duties as superintendent Of the
state highway department in
Noble county Monday morning.
Nine townships have signed
fire protection contracts with the
Caldwell fire department, which
will result in protection for
several hundred property own
ers in this area and does much
toward making the local depart
ment a self supporting one.
An influx of between $50 to
400 employees of the Houston
Contracting Company in charge
Of constructing q loop of As miles
of 30-inch pipeline for the Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp, will
hit Noble county beginning the
first week in May.
The board of revision of Noble
county has declared a total of
287 taxable items" delinquent,
and they will be offered for sale
following their publication next
week if permitted to remain
unpaid.
May
| Ninetv-eipht Seniors in the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

able generating facilities over the
Christmas season. The installa-
ton will be pressed into service
in case, of an emergency, should
a breakdown of plant facilities
occur during a period when a
peak load is being carried.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
Calendar OF Events as They noded In Noble County During Past Yes

special meeting Monday night,
passed a resolution to submit to
the voters of this community a
bond issue in the amount of ST.
900 for the purpose of construct
ing a sewage disposal works for
the village of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02
December

Robert Arehambault, 80, Isa-
dore Oddo, so, and Adolph Swy-
ers, 33, all of Cleveland, charged
with the daring robbery of the
Lewis E. Henery JeWelry store
in Caldwell which netted them
$4,000 in loot, were released Mon
day afternoon at 1890 o'clock
from the Noble county jail after
furnishing bonds OF $4,000 each.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

seven school districts of Noble
county will receive their dip
Tomas this month with various
commencement activities being
listed by the school principals.
From all indications, Noble
county will figure we'll and play
an important role in the distri-
button of natural gas to major
points in the eastern section of
the country. Already right-of-
ways are being secured by the
East Ohio Gas Co. to install a
new 3O-inch line to be used for
the transmission of natural gas
to the Cleveland area.
The first Armed Forces day
observance in Noble county will
be held by the Ambulance unit
of the Ohio National guard, a
part of the ll2th Medical batta-
lion on Sunday, May l9, at the
local fairgrounds.
Homer Barnes, Al, Of Sum
merfield, is recuperating today
at S.. Francis hospital, from in
juries received late Friday even
ing when he was beaten up by
group of unknown assailants.
Noble county auditor c. R
Atkinson has completed the real
estate tax settlement to the
various political subdivisions il
this county with the schools re-
ceiving the lions share. The
settlement represents the collec-
ton of taxes on real estate fol
the first half Of 1856.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-02

May
Ninety-eight Seniors in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
ONE MAN

was a meat cutter all Of my life
until Feb. 1855. and at age 81, !
had 10 seek q new opportunity, on
nv physicians advice. ] touno
that opportunity with my present
employer. now I earn more money
than ! did in my previous &C.
eupation and ] MANAGE my own
time.
I do sales and service work for !.
large national manufacturer ano
would like to offer the same op..
porunity to another man. u
makes no difference what type Of
work you have been doing. or are
now doing. experience is not neees-
sary, ] can teach you our BUSINESS
In short time and you viii nave
the same opportunity that ] have
In my very frst full month in this
business ] earned $40.
I'll be at home Sun. until !" pm
can me at JU. 5-50l7 and ] VIII
gladly arrange for 9 perscnnal IN
teryiev at time that Is con-
venient to both OF us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

MATURE Woman Under 40l
Construction once
once. in financial
district: five-day week, group hos
pitalization. permanent position
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; salary based on ability
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BOOKKEEPER
FULL CHARGE
IKKPR., payroll exp. ----
40 @Rr AT~~T

Experience in hotel systems de-
sirable. Excellent salary. ABBY
ALBAN TOWERS.
1900 Mass ave. NV.