davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

81 no crea que la MEDIA 80
ha hecho para brindar como
didsd a los presses. Obras
son amores. y no malas ra-
zones, como en- este case, ten
dr,amos que parodiar.
"Ladrillo esta en- la carcel"
.exclamaran algunos Ell
aire acondicionsdo, exclama-
ran otros. Lo cierto es que Sc
ha hecho un gesto de filantro-
pia doble, que ha dejado fres-
cos como nunca a los prisio-
neros de Miami, y alegres CO.
mo siempre a las bulliciosas
eomadres del barrio.
De esta manera, los ruidos
carcelarios no salem q la Gale
y ell calor de Ia Gale no entra
en- la carcel, para felicidad
do todos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
vienen reaIizandO en- los sectores

Ell DR.. Wood Sc sintio dis
gustado al leer que Sc habia
solicitado la presencia de I'm
medico para Ell case va citado,
y que en- ocho llamadas no
Sc habia degrade conseguir
ningun medico. Estima ell DIR.
Wood que las llamadas fue-
ron hechas a telefonos priva-
dos, en- lugar de hacerlas al
telefono apropiado.
No hay excuses - concluye
Mr.. Wood = para nadie que,
necesitando urgentemente un
medico, no pueda conseguir
ninguno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

por una sola vez, para dotar a
los desdichados presses de u1
privilegio que no tienen los
monarcas de algunos reinos
de ultramar: ell aire acondi-
cionado que los libra del rigor
veraniego.
La vecindad, siempre dis
puesta a lamar quejas contra
las autoridades uegligentes,
habran acallado sus rumores.
De la carcel municipal solo
saldran, 81 acaso notas melo-
dicsas y aleluyas inspiradas.
Porque los que no tienen que
sufrir la fuerte carga del ca
lor no tienen mas que him
nos en- sus labios.
Ell Jefe Adjunto de la Poll
cha, ] A. Youell, sera nombre
immortal para los reclusos
asradecidos. No importa que
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
Fl Eteno Veruno de Mami
No es Broma: Ahora Puede I'D. If a
la CdrceI con Aire Aeondioonado

Los vecinos cercanos a la
carcel municipal de Miami va
no tendran muchos motives
de lueja. Los ruidos moles-
tos va no saldran con la fire.
cuencia de antes, a traves de
los duros barrotes que deian
penetrar la luz en- las celdas.
Ell gobierno municipal ha die
tado una saba MEDIA, que
no solo tendra ell visto bueno
de la barriada antes quejosa,
sine que sera para los propios
recluso un banjo de dicha y
fellcidad.
Los calores de Miami, que
no respetan a ningun ANNA
viviente, penetraron tam
bien por puertas, ventanas y
techos de la carcel munich.
pal. Los sufridos presses, ana
dido al peso de una condena
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X X X X X X
No Sc Reunrd en-
MiamiConyeno0n
SindicaL AFL-CIO

Una serie de CIRCUMSTANCES bastante compleias han
descartado Ia celebration en- Miami de la convention
annual de AFL-CI0 en- febrero de 1859.
ASi 10 ha expresado ell alto mando de la agrupa-.
cion obrera, que rige los destinos del trabaio organizada
en- los EE. UU.
Existen varias excuses oficiales para desechar a
Miami y preferir la ciudad de Washington, pero Sc ha-
cen %conjeturas bien fundadas, en- ell sentido de que la
negative responde a 10 siguiente: la intervention del
Congreso Nacional en- la vida financiera de los grandes
jefes sindicales, y las leyes de la Florida, que no son
precisamente favorables al sindicalismo.
La decision de p~refirir Washington a Miami Beach
fue Ell resultado de una votaci6n IL por 8, en- Ia que
Reuther, ~presidente de los Obreros Automovilistas sin.
dlcados, patrocino la mocion. Este, segun voceros de
convention en- Miami Beach.
David Herman, vicepresidente del sindicato de EN-.
pleados hoteleros de Miami, Sc manifesto en- contra de
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Miami Puede que Tenga Para Fin
de Ano Seryicio Aereo de JETS

Todo parece indicar que es-
lie invierno tendra Miami SER
vicio regular de Jets para
transporte de pasajeros. Ash
10 indica una publication de
Washington, Ell Aviation Dali
W.. De ser cierto, dicho SER
vicio comenzara con un ano
de antelacion a la fecha que
o~riginalmente Sc esperaba.
De acuerdo con la informa-
ci6n que aparece en- dicho Pc
riodico, la Pan American Air
ways y la National Airlines
han venido laborando por va
rias semanas en- este proyec-
to.
La National seria la prime
"a en- realizar tres vuelos dia-
rios entire Miami y Nueva
York, utilizando ell equipo de
la Pan American.
Para fines de ano espera la
Pan American comenzar sus
vuelos. Usara para ellos ell IT,
po de avion Boeing 707.
Los jets de la Pan Ameri-
can continuaran rindiendo
vuelos de Nueva York a Mia
mi con tripulacion de la Ma
tional. Una vez de regreso a
Nueva York, las aeronaves de
la Pan American pasaran a
manos de su propia tripula-
ci6n para los vuelos a traves
del Atlantico.
La National sera, pues, la
que inaugurara Ell servicio de
jets a Miami. La Eastern pro-
yecta comenzar sus servicios
regulares en- Miami Ell aho
proximo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

Ia prenSa local, que trata de p0-
nerlos Ia los sindicalistas) en-
situacion embarazosa, acusando-
los de gastar ell dinero que apor-
tan los obreros en- cuarto lujo-
SOS de $40 diarios.
La no celebration de esta mag
ma asamblea, que representa- la
llegada de 5000 delegados por
varios dias, con SUI consiguiente
volumen de inversiones en- la
iona, constituye una batalla per-
dida para ell comercio de Miami
Beach, Tanto la Camara de Co
mercio de la playa, Ell alcalde
Kenneth Okla, y la Conferencia
Hotelera de Miami Beach han
lamentado la decision.
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Ven ventajas en- Nombrar a los
Miembros de Comidon de 5. P.

A raiz de la proposition del
p~res,dente de la Comisi6n de
Servicios Publicos, Alan S.
Boyd, en- ell sentido de que
en- ell future los miembros de
dicha comisi6n sean designa-
dos por Ell Gobernador en- lu-
gar de ser elegidos por Ell pue-
bio, el Gobernador Mr.. Leroy
Collins manifesto que dicho
cambio tiene sus ventajas.
Desce luego. no quiso decir
81 FL favorecfa o no por eli
momento esa nueva PROPOSE
ci6n.
Segun Boyd, Ell nombra-
micnto tiene la ventaja de
que Sc puede seleccionar a los
indivduos idoneos para a
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
Fuertes Vientos Azotan Miami
Causan Danos en- Uniyerddad

Sin llegar a la fuerza de vien-
tos huracanados, los que sopla-
ron Ell microbes a las 2 de la
tarde en- Miami b~astaron para
sscudIr algunas estructuras y
echar al suelo la carpa del Tea
tro Musical de Miami.
Los vientos soplaron a SIS mi
Has por bora durante un buen
ratio Y crearon en- algunas zonas
la consiguiente alarma. Ell cielo
lucia cerrado hacia Ell oeste y
por los aires volaban papeles,
sombreros y otros objetos que
de alsuna manera escaparon de
las manos de sus dueios. I
La tormenta sacudi6 con ma.
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0DP prepaara EIeeeionss

La Organization Demo
crata Puertorriquena Sc
apresta a preparar sus
elecciones para Ejecuti-
vos, las que tendrian lugar
dentro de los pr6ximos
tres meses, Segdn Sc anun-
clio en- fuentes autorizadas.
AL celebrarse estas cleo
clones, terminara ell perio-
do provisional de presi-
dencia del senior German
Negroni, ocupado desde
que Ell senior Felix Ramos
solicit6 licencia por seis
meses y luego presento SUI
renuncia a la 0DP.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

yor intensidad la IONA de la Uni
versidad de Miami, y dan6 la
parte superior del edificio en-
construction para Ell hospital,
doblando algunas de sus vigas
mas atlas.
FL Teatro Musical de Miami
qui2a fue ell mas castigado. Esta
situado en- la 48 Street y la
Avenida z del NV. Sus duenos
estiinan las perdidas en- cerca
de 100 mil d6lares.
FL viento soplaba desde los
Everglades y fue tan subtle SUI
.empuje que no dio tempo a
preyenirlo. Hizo bajar las tenn
peraturas desde 81 grades, a II.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

cargo, mientras que la cleo
cion suele pasar de lado esta
question vital.
Un candidate a comisiona-
do, Vernon D. Bond, Sc opu-
so entertainments a la suges-
tion de Mr.. Boyd. Para Bond,
dueho de una firma de ca
miones, "la comision debe res
ponder directamente ante Ell
pueblo, va que este es Ell prin-
cipio democratico que nos RI.
&c"
Wilbur King, ctro candi-
dato, expres6 que no veia NAL
oil n~ombramiento de los CO.
rnisionados, siempre que 70
ratifiqus 81 Senade sstasaA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
Limosna

En- Montreal, Canada, un in
dustrial daba cada sabado 20
centavos de limosna a un men.
digo para que tomara una taxa
de cafe caliente. La rutina du.
no varios amos.
Hace POGO, Ell industrial Sc
mud6 de habitaci6n y conocid
al propietario de la casa: ell vie.
jo pordiosero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

Un case curl0SO eS Ell Qe las
dos casas en- construction en-
la Gale 81 del Northwest, Qua
dra 800, valoradas cada una
de elias en- $13.500, y que
ocupan precisamente una
parte de la faja de terreno
destinado al "Expressway' de
Norte a Sur.
La compafia constructors
es la PEN. Inc, y ell permi-
so de fabrication fue concedi-
do a la misma Ell mes de julio
pasado.
De c~onformidad con las le-
yes de la Florida, no Sc pro-
hibe a nadie que construya en-
I'm terreno destinado tentati-
vamente al paso de una via
publica. Y en- este case, la
compania constructors espe-
cifico claramente que las ca
sas Sc levantaban en- un sitio
donde ell estado tiene prefe-
rencia para las obras de la CT
tada carretera-expreso de nor
tie a sur.
Ell Departamento Estatal de
CaminoS no tiene duda algu-
ma de que la carretera haya
de pasar por ell sitio donde Sc
han construido las dos casas,
pero no Sabe determinada-
mente la fecha. Winston
Carlton, ingeniero distrital
del DEC, expreso que Ell De-
p~artamento Sc estaba concen.
trando en- las obras al norte y
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
ALBANIA lnieramericana
Prepare Reuia Fiesta

Segun informo aver do.
ma Virginia de Torruella,
Presidenta AID Vitam de
la ALBANIA Interamericana.
la mencionada entidad CT.
vica y social Sc propone
celebrar una magma fies-
ia Ell dia 10 de septiem-
bre, honrando a los paises
que celebran su Fiesta Ma
cional en- ese mes.
Oportunamente sc anun-
ciaran los detalles del fes-
tival, que tiene las simpa-
tias del Alcalde de Miami,
Hon Robert King High.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29

ID insenierO municipal Arthur barlow descubri6
e. una prueba extraOficiaI que los autos pintados de
blancO son mas frescos que los pintadOs de otrOs
dolores. COmprOb6 barlow que la temperature, in
teriOr de los carros era 10 grades mas baja en- aque-
Hos Pintados de blancO que en- los otrOs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Just as the traditional bus
man on a holiday hops aboard
another bus. a group Of secre-
taries in Milwaukee spends
lunch hours playing scrabble"
and worrying about such things
as plurals and past lenses. One
Of them writes: an our scrab-
BILE game held during our lunch
hour we constantly use the
words aqua and qua and some
OF US are sure that these can
not be plural nouns. What
guide is there to plurals and
past tenses2"
First questions hrst. The
word aqua" as a noun means
water, liquid or solution. Used
chiefly as a pharmaceutical
term. IL is taken from the Latin
without change in spelling and
so It's plural, following the Latin
pattern. is "aquae," though
"aquas" is also permitted.
As for qua" as a noun, its
origin goes to the other extreme.
Coming from the slang Of
British thieves II means simply
Jail" and many thieves, / am
sure, could testify that II can be
used in the plural. "quas."
What guide is there for plu-
rails and past lenses? The
simplest and quickest place 10
check is q good unabridged die
tionary. II there is any irregu-
larity as TO the formation Of
the plural OF . noun or the
past tense Of q verb. that varia-
ton VIII bs entered IN The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
BY Stan Droke

tionary handles its entries will
be found in the Introductory
pages Of the book.
I am reminded that some
months ago when I wrote ex-
tolling the value-and fun-of
having an unabridged diction-
airy at arms reach within the
home. a fellow enthusiast wrote
and urged that ! tell readers
that one doesn't cost as much
as you might think.
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parenthesis after the word it
self. Otherwise. you follow the
simplest rules. adding led" for
past tense. and IS" or "-es''
for plural. Some dictionaries
even list the plurals which re-
quire "-es."
II you want to know the rules
by which irregular plurals are
formed, simply look up the
word "plurals" in the main body
of the dictionary. An explana-
ton Of how your particular die
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On came the queen of hearts
Mr.. Muzzy hesitated longer thi'
time, finally ducked again anc
discarded another club from
dummy.
When the jack of hearts fol-
lowed Mr.. Muzzy apparently
couldn't stand the strain any
longer. He played the deuce Of
spades from the board and wor
with the ace of hearts.
He now had no chance fol
nine tricks because he had to
get at least one club or the
flnesse Of the queen of spades
had to work. At trick four he
led the jack of clubs, intending
to abandon the suit immediate
ly If the enemy held OF with
the ace.
But Mr.. Abel stepped right
in with that card and since he
had a heart left he was in a
position to put his partner in
to cash two more tricks and
break the contract.
"All you had to do" said
Mr.. Meek plaintively, was to
hold up on hearts until Abel
was out of the suit. Then all
they get is three hearts and q
club.
We'll. I held up twice." Mr..
Muzzy replied.
Il guess that answers you
Meek" said Mr.. Dale, smiling.
But holding up the third
time was the key play" Mr.
Meek continued. UNLESS you
did that, you may as well have
won the first heart trick.
You're wasting your time
Meek" advised Mr.. Abel. "Muz-
zy's using the same logic he
used on me the other day. He
had a dead. squeeze on the
right-hand opponent but lei
him on the hook. I asked him
why and he said, We'll, what
more could ! do led out all
my trumps but one"
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Five diamonds would have
been a safer contract in today's
hand and six diamonds could
have been made without q
trump opening. But. Mr.. Meek
didn't like the sound Of the
bidding. 1t appeared to indi-
cate a bad misflt and as usual
he took the cautious course and
went for the nine-trick game.
Mr. Dale led the king Of
hearts and after q little thought
Mr.. Muzzy played low from his
hand and discarded Q club from
the board.
South dealer.
East West vulnerable.
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(Mr. Meek
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (Mr. Abel)
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(Mr. Muzzy)
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The bidding:
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IL Pass 20 Pass
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idly rebuilt when the war ended.
 Today, with a population of over soc, ,OOO, Atlanta ranks tWenty-sec- ond among the cities of the United States. The city's 1,690 factories, quarter of them postwar devel- opments, produce $500 different commodities. The city sells more than s4OO, ,OOO, ,0OO worth of its own manufacture goods each year, pours from it's warehouses to all parts of the Southeast every type of manufactured goods-from soap to automobiles.
 Things to See in Atlanta include the "CycIorama," a striking pic ture of the Battle of Atlanta, meas uring 400 feet around, 90 feet high, and weighing l8,OOO pounds. Stone Mountain, 16 miles east, is said to be the largest body of exposed granite in the world. Another fa- vored tourist site is the Robert Burns cottage, a copy ot the Scot tish poets home.
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pods warm until serving time.

foods warm until serving time.
 Tedious hand-blocking of doilies can be eliminated if you dunk them in thick starch and stretch them out on smooth surface like a table or mirror. # #
 If you can't keep keys where they belong, hang a handled bread board in the kitchen with enough cup hooks on it to take care of au the keys in the home.
 Houseplants in pots often get moldy around the rim of the pot AS result of various chemicals. Remove plant and soil from the pot and line the Dot with toil, then repot with fresh soil.
 Before applying paint to calci- mined walls, make certain they are washed off thoroughly with XXI brush and solution of salsoda and water or the new paint will flake and peel
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STTEPOVICH.

AsA NJ V
 Born Fairbanks, Alaska, March l2, 1919, son of Mike and Olga Stepovich. Educat- ed in Portland Oregon. Grad uated from Columbia prep school. Attended University of Portland and later tran sferred to Gonzaga Univer- sity at Spokane, Wash rel ceived BA in Liberal arts in l94O. Received Law Degree from Noue Dame University in l943. Entered us. Navy July, l943 and discharged May, l946. Took law refresh er course at Santa Clara in l946-47. Moved to Fairbanks, Alaska to enter law practice in l947. served as city At torney of Fairbanks in l95O- 52. Electe d to Territorial House of Representatives on Republican ticket in 1850 and served in 1851 session. Was elected to the Senate in 1852 Elected to territorial house of representatives in Republi- can ticket in 1850 and served in 1851 session. Was elected tc the Senate in 1852 and ser ved in 1858 and 1855 sessions. Reelected is 1856 and served KS 1857 session. On May 3, 1857 was appointed Cover nor of Alaska by President
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of more laws than any other member Of Congress and has been a leader in the Alaska statehood fight during all his years in Washington. During that time over l75 bills which he has sponsored have been placed on the law books.
 Bartlett is the son of Klon- dike pioneers and lived in Fairbanks for many years. He was graduated from Fair banks grade and high schools and attended the Universities of Washington and Alaska. For "a number of years he was a reporter on the FAIR BANKS DAILY NEWS MINER and later served as secretary to the late Anthony !. Dnmond when the latter was Delegate in Congress. For several years, Bartlett was a gold miner in the Circle district and later ser we'd as Secretary of Alaska under appointment by Pres ident Roosevelt from 1859 until 1914 when ne first ran for Congress.
 NIT. and Mrs. Bartlett were married is Valdez in 1880 and have two daughters, Mrs. Burke Riley of Haines and Susan, who will enter college this fall. Mrs. Bartlett, the former Vide Caustad, was born in Dawson and lived for many years in Fairbanks.
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Atlanta's brief history is drama packed Founded in 1887, when a railroad surveyor drove a stake in- to the ground near what is now known as Five Points tthe center of the financial district). 1t was the turn around point of the states first railroad and the small town that grew there was called Termi- nus. Later the name was changed te Marthasville. In 1847, 1t was in- corporated as the city of Atlanta, and in 1868, it was made the state capital.
 The city had big part in the Civil War, much of which was drama tized i'm the book, "Gone With the Wind" It was a bustling town of 10000 when the war began, stra- tegic point desired by both armies, By 1864, year of the battle and siege Of Atlanta, the city was fo- cal point of the war Burned to the ground by Sherman just before his march to the sea, the city was rap
 A m @ lib er of a pioneer Sitka family, Fred N Van Horn is a Republican candid ate for the House from the Sitka District.
 Graduating from the Uni- versity of Oregon with a de- gree in Political Science in 1850. Fred brought his wife Mary, to Sitka and operated the dairy for three years. When the dairy was sold he went to work as a laborer i'm the construction of houses and later went into real estate as a broker, which is his pre- Sent occupation.
 During g the seven years Fred has been a permanent
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ELIMINATE fussy basting oR L appliques on dresses by set- ting them in place with cellophane tape. This will work on aH mater aus except cutpile types where le0sely woven threads might pull Oft when you remove tape
 If pastry boards tend to slide cn smooth table surface, place M Wet dishcloth or towel underneath them
 A large electric roaster will tam care of baking ham and pan of baked beans After baking, turn the unit down low to keep the
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THIS WEEKS RECIPE Chocolate Delights
 (MakeS AZ cOOkies)

4 pound sweet milk chocolate 2 squares unsWeetened chocO- I cup chopped oceans I cup raisins
 A teaspoon salt
 cups corn flakes
 Melt All chocolate over warm water. Combine nuts, raisinS. salt and cornf1akes in large bowl. Pour melted chocolate over an. Drop by rounded tea spoonfuls on waxed paper and chill until firm, about an hour
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Eisenhower. Was inaugural ed on June 8, 1857 at Juneau. Married to Matilda Baricevic of Portland Oregon, Nov. 27, l947. there are eight children. Is member of the Elks, Eagles, Moose and Pioneers
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August 2l, 1858

FL. (Bob) Bartlett, who is seeking a seat in the United States Senate, has almost IA wears service as Alaskas's De- legate in Congress, having been elected for the first time in the fall of 1914 to start his first term inl945. During that time he has been the author
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of Alaska. Favorite sports arc Golf. baseball. basketball and handball.
 Governor Stepovich resign cd as of August 9, 1858 to run far the United States Senate.
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cifies 'T''e See
AMERICANA.

Aanta-capita Georga of Americas and greater cities
 City o the South Atlanta originally de veoped transportation contrast boosting activity beautiful homes
  othe