davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
~Insistirdn Sc Pague JornuI Mlnimo de
SO C~entuvos d los Bruceros Mexicunos
A Pesur de oposiei6n de Potronos AgrieoIas

Sc aumentaban los jornales en-
ciertas %regiones.
Goodwin rechazo ash, de hecho,
la resolution en- la que dicha CO.
mission expresaba SUI desacuerdo
con las facultades que pudiera
tener ell Departmental, para ii
jar I'm formal garantizado por no.
ra, en- labores por tarea,
Ell DEPARTMENT. de Trabajo
ha sugerido, que los agricultores
aumenten sus esfuerzos por To-
grar braceros norteamericanos,
de preferencia, pero los agricul-
torres dicen que. los precios DE
lPasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

WASHINGTON, abril rs (UP)
I'm funcionario del Departa-
mento de Trabajo manifesto aver
que ell gobierno de EstadoS Uni
dos insistira en- ell page de un
formal minimo de %cincuenta cen
tavos de dollar a los braceros me-
xicanos, a pesar de la oposicion
de los patronos agricolas.
Ell funcionario, Robert G.
Goodwin, jefe de la seccion de
Protection del Departamento de
Trabajo, dijo a los miembros de
la comisi6n asesora del agricul-
tor, que Ell plan de braceros me-
xicanos Sc veria en- peligro 81 no
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Grace senal6 que Chile, Mexico
y Peru, suministran Ell sc por Glen
to de sus compras de plomo y zinc.
"Estos y otros paises -diio- no
pueden comprender las serias dis
locacioneS de sus economics GUAM
do bajan los preelos de uno de sus
producto basicos de exportacion,
pero cuando nuestro gobierno pro-
pone agravar estas dislocaciones en-
momentos de baJa de los precios
Y la demanda mediante la imposi-
ci6n de derechoS audaneroS, ell
efecto Immediate de la MEDIA es
la reduction de la capacidad de es-
tos amigos para aumentar sus com.
pras en- Estados unidosp'.
Grace manifesto que ESQ equiva-
lie a "arroiar ur hombre por la
borda y despues echarle I'm amelia,
en- veZ de I'm salvavidas".
Ell Presldente de la W.R.Grace
and Company declare: "Cada dia
leemos, con mayor frecuencia, So
bre los eSfuerzos de Russia y los pal
ses detraS del telon de hero, para
aumentar la invasion economical de
este almacen de riquezas naturales,
materiales estrategicos, crecientes
industrial y pueblos vigorosos".
"Digo invasion economical ana
do porque un asalto politico
alberto esta destinado al fracaso y
los comunjstas 10 saben. Su inten-
to es aprovecharse de los profile,
mas economics de las crecientes
naciones latinoamericanas'.
Grace recalco que Estados Uni
dos puede "atacaf este reto" con
la extension del programa de re-
ciprocidao comercIal y la continue
cion del programa de ayuda mu-
tua, actualmente bajo considera-
cion del congreso.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
En- Ginebra
Aprobudo Trufudo
Sohre Derechos de
Pescu en- Alta Mar

GINEBRA, abril rs (UP) La
Conferencia del Defecho del Mar
aprobo esta madrugada un tratado
complete sobre la pesca y la con-
servacion de la fauna marina en-
alta mar
FL tratado contlene una serie de
articulos, concebidos para satisfa-
Ger las aspiraciones y necesidades
tanto de los estados riberenos
como de los que pescan en- aguas
vecinas a dicohs estados, ash como
un procedimiento de arbitraje
obllgatorio.
La votacion fue de "a votos con
ira 10 Y ocho abstenciones.
Ell tratado .anunci6 la neeesidad
de la conservation cientifica de
los recursos vivienteS de alta mar
en- bien ,de todos, pero recono.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
AZ Dlas de las E|eeeiones
Sc ha Despejado Ell Confuse
China Po|ltico Co|ombiano
GUiIIermO Leon Valencia Retro su Cundiduturu

BOGOTA, abril 26 (UP). =
A nueve dias de las elecciones pre-
Sidenciales, ell panorama politfco
de Colombia, que aparecia meier
to y confuse, Sc despejo al aceptar
Alberto Lleras Camargo, lider del
liberalismo, ser candidate unico a
la presidential.
Guillermo Leon Valencia, conser
vador, retro SUI nombre del deDa-
tie electoral pocos momentoS des-
pues de escuchar, por la radio, ell
mensaje con que Lleras CamargO
anunciG al pals, la aceptacion de
la candidatura del frente nacional,
La renuncia de Valencia, conte-
nida en- un corto mensaje que dijo
en- Popoyan, dice en- parte: Retro
de manera irrevocable mi nombre
del debate presidential, 10 cual
no podia haber hecho antes de la
a~ceptacion de la candidatura pOr
ell doctor Alberto Lleras. "Agrega
que sigue adicto a la politica del
frente nacional, a la que califica
como "unica formula para salvar
al pals, 81 Sc ejecuta lealmente'.
En- su aceptacion, Lleras relate
los esfuerzos que hizo hasta ell ulti'
mo momento, para obtener la
union del conservantismo alrede-
dor de un nombre de csc partido,
que diera suficientes ~garantias al
liberalismo y por ell cual pudieran
votar los dos partidos,
Recordo que despues de las cleo
clones parlamentarias del is de
mario, en- la que fueron derrotados
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
teonemia BFaSiIena
Crisis Sc Debe
al CrecimientO
de Ia Nucion

RIO DE JANEIRO, Abril &c.
UP).-EI Ministro de Hacienda,
Jose Maria Alkmiu, dijo aver que
la actual crisis financiera del Bra
sif es debida al crecimiento nacio-
nal.
En- conversation con los perio.
distas, Alkmin diJo que las gestio-
mes del Embajador en- Estados
Unidos, Aimirante Ernani do ANA
raj Peixoto, ante ell Banco de Elk
p~ortacion e Importation. estaban
dstinadas a obtener ell apoyo del
Banco para ell financiamiento de
las deudas privadaS brasilenas.
Suhray6 Alkmin que Brasil cum
pie Embellishments en- sus pages
de los prestamos contratados.
Agrego ell Ministro que ell 60
bierno no piensa modificar la nue.
va ley de aranceles, que elimino
las licencias de Importation. Sin
embargo, expreso, ell gobierno
evitara las importaciones de pro-
ductos innecesarios a fin de con-
servar las reservas de divisas.
Desminti6 que hubiese tornado
conocimiento alguna vez de una
oferta de emprestito por 1000 mi.
Homes de d6Iares, que segdn YER
stones, Russia habria hecho al Ban
60 de Brasil.
Alkmin dijc tambien que los
brasilehos deben de beber licores
importados y consumir mas cafe.
Agrego que rodria llegarse a ha-
Ger obligatorio que los restaurant
ties sirvan cafe a sus clientes.
En- otra parte de sus declaracio-
mes, ell Ministro manifesto que de-
be procurarse una diversificacion
de las exportaciones brasilehas,
hacienda especial referencia a las
lPaSa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
.DtAklU LAY AMtRILAS - Pag. 5

aplicaban va en- vIrtud de aeuerdos
bilaterales o reglonales.
La Union Sovietica y Ell bloqus
de paises de la Europa Oriental vos
taron en- contra pues la decision
de aprobar el tratado en- SUI totali.
dad no les permitio votar contra
los articulos que no querian acep-
tar sobre TODD Il capitulo sobrs
arhitraje Obligatorio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

ce que ell estado ribereno tiene
un interes especial, en- la conser-
yacion de dichos recursos en- las
aguas de alta mar, vecinas a sus
costas y lie ds ciertos derechos
para imponer medidas de conser-
vacion, a wees unilateralmente.
Cast la totalidad del tratado es
nueva en- derecho intrnacional,
pero muchos de sus elementos Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Sugiere Progranla de Ayuda
Commercial a America Latina

RICHMOND, Virginia, Abril 26. -(UP)-J. Peter Grace, pre-
Sdente de la w. R. Grace and Comanpy, sugirio I'm programa de
ayuda comercial para America Latina en- un discurso que pronunci6
ayer en- la Camara de Concrete del Estado de Virginia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

DuD44roO, q - ApfslL ~ 1000
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

Nov is the time to select your Christmas gifts. A
visit to THE II. R. GANTNER COMPANIES show
rooms at 81 S. 4th ST., will reveal to you q new
world of beautiful gifts Of dignity and distinction.
which convey the true spirit of Christmas. Plan
to stop in and see the outstanding display Of ex-
1uisite CREED Rosories, offered exclusively at
6ANTNER'S.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Cardinals -.
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lates' flight carried friends
and relatives of the arch
bishops and other persons go
ing to Rome for the cere-
monies there.
Others in the archbishops'
plane included Archbishops
Leo Binz of Dubuque, Iowa,
and John Mark Cannon, Bish-
op of Erie, Pa, Bishops John
j. Wright of Worcester, Mass,
Howard J. Carroll of Altoona
Johnstown, Pa, John F. Dear
den of Pittsburgh and John
p. Cody of Kansas City-St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, Coadjutor Bishop
Thomas j. Mcdonnell of
Wheeling, w. Va, and Aux
iliary Bishops Jeremiah F.
Minihan of Boston and j. Car
roll Mccormick and Joseph
McShea, both of Philadelphia.
Also on the plane were
Msgr. Francis J. Lally, editor
of the Pilot, Boston archdio.
cese newspaper, and Father
Anthony L. Ostheimer, editor
of the Philadelphia archdio-
cesar Catholic Standard and
Times, and Msgrs. Francis j.
Sexton, former editor of the
Pilot, and Joseph E. Schneider,
director of the Youth Depart
ment, National Catholic Wei
fare Conference.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

regarding priests as well.
The priests on your list would
be pleased with any gift you
might present, but there are
some direct suggestions. Norm
ally, Father has all the religious
articles he desires, unless you
want to give a woodcarving OF
something similar. Even here,
his personal taste will be a
factor.
Here are some possible
gifts for the clergy:
A good book
Subscription TO q Catholic
magazine
Stationery or desk set
Fountain pen
Cuff links
Hsndkerehiefs
Scarf (whife)
Gloves (bIsck)
Cigars or cigarettes III he
smokes)
Photograph records
Useful gifts for Sisters in
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State Board

Continued from page ID
II public education with public
school teachers and without
Interference Of . religious de-
nomination In any Of The com.
mvnifiss Of the STATE"
In the Ministerial Associa-
ton resolution passed last
month in Cleveland, the Prot
estant clergyman urged "the
new Attorney General and the
new Governor of the State of
Ohio TO bring before the next
session of the State legisla-
lature a new law that
would prohibit persons offic-
tally related to a Religious Or
der from teaching in public
schools in Ohio"
The whole controversy be-
gan last month when Wash
ington County Prosecutor,
Randall Metcalf questioned
the constitutional right of
nuns wearing religious garb
TO teach i'm public schools
and "be compensated by pub
lie funds"
Metesif questioned The Al.
tornsy General. when The Wat
srtown School District. bssst
BY financial problems and vn-
able TO hire teachers, rented .
Catholic school building and
employed members Of . rsIie-
iovs order 10 tssch In The
school.
State Board Chairman Mey-
ers noted In his statement that
swith reference to the At
orney Generals opinion which
= the cause Of this communi-
cation, the Attorney General
) by statute our legal advisor
and II is to him that we must
look for an Interpretation Of
CUR present laws"
4 Relieving Meyers stare
msns. Paul Walker. board
member from Columbus. made
. molten that The stsfsmsn,
~ adopted Is ths official po'
sliion ef she Bosrd.
The motion was seconded
by Wilfred Foreman, zares'
vile representative and the
members passed the motor
unanimously.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Honor Founder OF Club

Last Sunday officers and members Of fhe St.
Francis Xavier beneficial Society, who will celebrate
Its o0fh anniversary with an evening Mass celebrated
by Bishop Clarence 6. Issenmann at S pm. Sunday in
St. Marys Church, visited the grave Of the groups
founder, Father Francis Xavier Speeht, who was pastor
Of St. Mary's. From left TO right above are Charles
Gehring, Father Ralph Huntzinger, Torrance George,
Albert Goefz and James MonfeIL. The group will hold
an awards banquet in the cIvbrooms following the
Mass Sunday.
All past presidents and members with long serv-
Ice will be honored. One of fhe past presidents, Viii
liam 6. King. president Of the club for 10 years, will
not be present. He died last Sunday evening after
an extended illness.
Some Of fhe members had visited with him and
talked to him earlier in the day and presented him
with an engraved gaveI for his years Of service.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

Any young person of high
school or past high school age
may affiliate with CYC by join
ing their parish youth club. AT
filiation with CYC brings many
benefits to the individual in.
Guiding spiritual advantages
shared through participation in
the National Council of Catholic
Youth.
Other advantages are a copy
of the monthly "Partyline" for
high youth and the Bulletin
Board" for Young Adults with
news of youth activities and
other articles Of interest on
matters Catholic; training pro.
grams and workshops; annual
conferences; CYC Fiesta Week,
basketball and softball leagues,
participation In Catholic Youth
week spiritual crusade, Cath.
Ollie youth government day, the
annual Catholic Youth Rally
marriage forums, the Catholic
Youth Adorer's Holy Hours and
the Fighting Goth.
Program services are also Civ
en- by the office In the form of
monthly suggestions sent to of
ficers and club chairmen.
Information on CYC or parish
organization may be made by
writing or calling CYC head,
quarters at 2596h West Broad
Street, BR. 6-3479. Parish youth
clubs wishing to affiliate should
make application directly to the
office.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

They are truly jewels Of devotion, desired by every
one. A fine rosary hos a value beyond dollars and
cents, and should be O persons most volued pos
session. CREED Rosuries from 0ANTNER'S are
designed in the tradition of the old masters, fush-
ioned by the skilled hands OF expert craftsmen, to
bring you q rosary Of lasting beauty and merit.
For that extra special gift, ask to see our New
l4kT. Solid Gold Rosories, available with genuine
Rock Crystal or genuine Block Coco beads" A
Gift that will last forever.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

clude a box containing small
articles Scotch tape, pins,
toilet articles, school sup
plies, shampoc); good, I'M
scented soap; a pen and pen
Gil set.
There is hardly a nun who
doesn't travel so she can use
Pullman slippers, umbrella, a
travelling Gag e, brief case,
and noe paper N'l.cn i: good
any time.
For the classroom, planters
make good appointments, a
mvlti-eolorsd pencil for paper
correction, and teaching aids
for the department. Other
miscellaneous gifts might in.
eIude: iooss-leaf notebooks
and filters. plastic garment
bags textra ions); flowers for
he chapel, stamps, greeting
cards for ell occasions, Mass
cards. and Spiritual bouquet
cards.
Always good for a religious,
of course, are: handkerchiefs.
stationery, gloves, hand To-
ton, and hosiery.
According to ! poll however,
the Sisters expressed q strong
preference for good books,
magazines, and . diocesan
Newspaper subscription like
The Catholic Timss?).
Keep in mind, that the gift
to Sisters need not be per-
sonal. Anything that can be
shared in the convent will be
happily received.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Students

Continued from page ID
ror displayed In certain movies.
Not only are they an insult to
the ideals and morals of youth,
they are a degrading influence
In our community.
Therefore, we pledge our
support in the crusade against
indecent movies. We refuse to
attend these shows and the the.
aters that show them regularly
Is 4 matter of policy"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Dedicate Organ
Praises L. S. Schools

CLEVELAND - Americas Catholic schools are
doing . good Job Of preparing students for pariiei-
patton in the nations social, political and economic
life, Mssr. Joseph Bvrseheid Of Cologne, Germany.
president Of the religious teachers association Of West
Germany and director of The Catholic Student Ex-
chance PROGRAM. said here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

1853, VIII promote The reglstra-
ton of youth and adults in par
ish units of the CYC for high
school and young adult. There
will also be an effort made to
get parish units affiliated with
CYC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Diocesan Youth Ounc
Sets Members Drive

Last Monday marked the opening Of the annual
CYC utilization drive in the Diocese of Columbus ac-
cording to an announcement by Y Board Chairmen
Joseph Refs and Mrs. c. J. Mcdonald
The drive which last from December s to January /.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Choice of Gifts
For Priest, Nuns
Not So Difficult

Last week The Los Angeles Tidings ran a list of
possible gifts for Sisters to help those who have nuns
on their Christmas list.
1t occurred to the editors of The Catholic Times
that a similar service might be offered our readers
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
NEWS BRIEFS
Lourdes Year Extended

LoURDEs, France The Lourdes centennial
year is being extended an extra week with the per-
mission of the Holy See, ii was announced here.
The yearlong celebration marking the l00fh
anniversary of the appariiions of the Blessed Virgin
to St. Bernadette Soubirous opened last February
IL, on The feast of Our Lady Of Lourdes, and were
originally scheduled to close this coming February
III. AS fhe feast comedies with Ash Wednesday in
1852, however, Bishop Pierre Marie Theas OF Tarbes
and Loyrdes petitioned Rome to have the centenary
prolonged an extra week. Until February 10. The
feast Of St. Bernadetie, observed in most places on
April Is, is celebrated on February 10 here in
lourdes.
Farewell
WASHINGTON - His Eminence Archbishop
Amleso Giovanni Cicognani paid . farewell visit TO
President Eisenhower before leaving for Rome TO
receive the insignia of q cardinal.
The Apostolic Delegate TO The United States
thanked the president for the c~ovrtesies extended to
him by Americans and said he was leaving the
United States with regret"
Dedicate Organ
NEW YORK., N. Y. - His Eminenes Francis
Cardinal SpeIiman announced today that ths organ
at the National Shrine Of she Immaculate Conception
will be in memory of the deceased Catholic ~ehapIains
and military personnel of both World Wars and
Korea.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03

The man who is superstitious
is not interested in the truth.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03

several miles northeast of Sidney.
He has farmed in Richland and
Mckenzie counties since then.
ne married Christina Margaret
Christianson at Sidney Oct. %,
1912.
Surviving are his wife, three
daughters, Mrs. Avis Morse,
Culbertson; Mrs. Nick Servo,
Toppenish, Wash, and Mrs. Hell
grim Liam, Sidney; two sisters,
Mrs. Ellen Dore, of Denver, and
Mrs. Gottleib Christofferson, Le-
wang, Norway; II grandchildren
and IL great grandchildren.
At the services Mrs. Peter
Steffens played the accompani-
m-nts for Mrs. jacob Miller who
ang Jesus Keep Me Near The
Cross and I'm a Pilgrim.
Pallbearers were Alvin Lund,
Andrew Swanby, Rudolph Dore,
Chester Dore, Henry Levno, and
H. ]. Nelson. Interment was In
Bethel Lutheran Cemetery near
Cartwright, N. D.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
MDU lax Bill Over
Three-Q Quarter Million

New investments in electric ano
gas facilities needed to serve this
growing communities in eastern
Montana were mainly responsible
for a jump over the previous year
of more than $4,000 in Montana
Dakota Utilities Cos 1858 Mon
tana personal property taxes
according to Brand Durant,
Glendive division manager for the
utility. A total of S750.IlS, the
highest Montana tax bill in the
company's history, will be paid to
IL montana counties, Durant said.
Durant stated that the company
is gratified at the part il is able
TO play in eastern Montana'S
growing economy. He further said
that just and equitable taxes on
the property needed 10 serve the
public III necessary to support
civic services Of all kinds. Durant
pointed out, however, that if in
duStry is 10 be attracted to the
area, taxes must be kept within
bounds.
Durant said that over the
years, utilities OF all types have
been taking on additional respon-
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
'Cattlemen' Convention In
Great Falls, December Sc

Shelby-"I have been advised
a number of Alberta cattlemer
plan to attend the second annual
convention of the Montana Cattle
mems Assn. at Great Falls, Dec,
So" Jack Toole, association
president, said Wednesday.
Toole said the directors of the
association invited the Canadians
to discuss cattle imports into the
United States ION a neighborly
basis"
Montana cattlemen have object
ed to heavy imports of Canadian
cattle during the heavy fall mar
keting months for Montana pro-
duced beef.
The directors also invited mid
west feeders to send representa-
tives to the convention.
Toole said the convention will
be called to order at l pm, Dec.
D. AT that time the executive
committee, composed of county
representatives, also will meet.
At 8 am, Dec. 6 idea round
up" will start. These roundups
will be on marketing, financing
cattle industry, organization,
breeding, disease control, public
relations, legislation, state and
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Hold Rites For
Sidney Pioneer

Final rites for Peter Berntsor
Storholm, rs, were held Monday
Def. l. at 200 pm. in Cloyd-
Gorder Mortuary Chapel in Sid
nsy. The Rev. Stanley Larsen,
pastor of Pella Lutheran official
ed. Interment was held in Bethel
Lutheran Cemetery at Cartwright,
d. n1n@
M. Stcrholm died at Com
nunity Memorial Hospital in Sid
ney Nov. u.
He was born at Utskarta, Nor
way, March 8, 1882, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernt Erickson, and
grew up there. He came to the
United States in 1904, first to
Wolverton, MINI. where he work
ed that summer, before coming
to Pembina, N. D. in the fall of
that same year. He was employed
in the lumber industry there for
4 years, and in 1903 came to what
is now Richland County, and
homeSteaded near Richland Park
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
Public Service Program To
Be Presented BY Jayceens

The fourth and final public
service program will be presented
by the Sidney Jayceens on Wed
nesday, December 10 at 800 pm.
at the Moose Hall auditorium.
This program will be presented
by Mrs. Al Johns of the Sidney
Greenhouse and she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Clinton Fulkerson.
These ladies will demonstrate and
speak on Christmas home decora-
tons, including table centerpieces
and interior decorations.
Due to the approaching Christ
mas season, the Jayceens have
presented this program for the
public and there will be no
charge. Refreshments will be
served following the program.