davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-12
SON OF N. Y. GOVERNOR ENLISTS IN THE ARMY

NEW YORK, R - Steven Rock efeller, 22-year-old son of Cover nor and Mrs. Nelson A. Rocke- feller, is in the Army as an en- istee under the Reserve Train ing Program.
 He was sworn into the Army Sunday, then went to Ft. Dix, N. J., with other inductees.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-12
FREUD ADVISED TO HAVE HIS HEAD EXAMINED

LONDON, R - The magistrate gravely considered the unusual be- havior of the young man and told him: T think you'd better see a psychiatrist."
 The young mans name: Freud - Lucien Michael Freud, 28, ar tist grandson of the founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud.
 Magistrate Frank Powell added, Having regard to your name, think you will see the point of that"
 Powell fined Freud $14 Friday for careles driving. It was the artists 14th> motoring conviction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Safety At Christmas Time

for your tree and il you have
sny frsyed cords or loose sock.
cts, discard them.
When buying a new string q
lights. make sure that il has the
approval Of Underwriters Lab
oratory.
II the tree lights flicker turn
them off until they are carefully
examined. Never leave the lights
burning when the family 5 away
from home or when the family
is asleep
Unbreakable ornaments are
safest. but if others are TO be
used. they should be placed high
on the tree and out Of reach Of
Little children. When you place
decorations high up, use a step
ladder or sturdy step stool
Your own actions speak much
louder than words in teaching
good safety practices to the chill.
dren in your family or any Others
who are watching you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
FEAR no Evil.

70 demonstrate in soma
measure, as did Jesus who
proved. There is no evil
condition that can make i.
self something. Jesus IN
spite OF the wounds on the
cross. proved the sacred re-.
lationship OF the Father and
the Son.
And as he was saved from
the hands of old Herod nv
the omnipotent and ever
presence of God, in his mis-.
sion he showed all mankind
how TO gain. and maintain
the spiritual quality of DOW.
er over evil, making ii posi-.
bic that the race of men in
all nations can master evil
and all error. And thus
through Gods allness. live in
peace. and prosperity every
season of every year now
and throughout the ages.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY DEC % 1859
Christmas For II On $50 A Week

LANSING. - A lansing woman who has forgotten
about Christmas long ago is facing homeless hungry
hoida, season .iih her IL Young children.
Mrs Minnie Scott Negro. has been living on soy s0
week So the county welfare department and SO
in aimonv from her former husband
The chl.dren range in age from eight months to 10
years
One bed and one couch all the sleeping facilities in
the tiny fourroom house the family has been existing m
Eight OF the kids sleep the floor every night said
Hrs Scott They take turns
Now even this must De abandoned
The city ire marshal has condemned the house as
fire hazard The health department condemned i Is
health menace because Of drain bockages And the electri
cal inspector ordered the power shut of because OF dan
gerous i~iring system.
The SCOTS have no place TO 60.
We're doing all we for them but Ne just can't find
house for y people that will pass inspection said Mer-
ritt Hneine Welfare case |orker
Moving will be problem house is found The
kids wear most their clothing on their back Dnnerware
consists OF y glasses three forks and t"o plates
i've forgotten about Christmas long ago said Mrs.
Scott
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Notice To Vets

An appeal n veterans and
their bencficiaries 10 properly
execute required forms when
applying for veterans benefits
was issued by Lloyd II. Jameson
CT the Veterans Administration
Regional office at Detroit today
Every item on an application
blank must be filled in lcgbly
before the claim can be adjudr
Gated, he pointed out Failure
10 provide the necessary inform
alton holds I'D the decision on
the claim until correspondents
ELECTS a complete answer
Such corresr~- osily
Il ''.e ~ c..-.. md TO the Gov
c.....ient. Jameson said. II is fur
Their Objectionable to all concer
ned because il delays action on
the application. 81
You are always welcome TO
bring your problem TO the con
tact representatives at our Of
flee located at $40 East Jeiier'
son, Detroit 81. Michigan, ne
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Hampton Building
Plans Announced

Hampton. Va. Plans for a
S2.04l.5O0 building proTa am at
Hampton Institute were an
nounced last week by Or Sail
Perdue. chairman OF the build.
ings and grounds committee q
the Board CT Trustees.
The Board is working 10 dev.
clop plans to provide faculty and
facilities for anticipated growth.
according to DR.. Pcrdue. When
these projects are finished we
should have Institutional f1cil.
tiles that will enable the college
to accommodate 700 students ,"
he said.
Hilyard r. Robinson Of Wash.
ington, ID. C.. has been commits
stoned as architect for the four.
phase building project being un.
dertaken at this time Although
the project is still in the plann.
ing stage. II would be safe 10 re-.
port that II should be completed
within the next three or four
years, DR.. Perdus stated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Yet Insurance
Payment Aide

Veterans - not the Veterans
Administration are response
bic for paying their insurance
premiums on time. Lloyd H.
Jameson. Manager of the VA
Regional Office in Detroit. warn
ed.
However. Mr.. Jameson explain
ed that the VA does Try 10 ass
isl the policyholders paying
monthly premiums Nv sending
them a packet Of II cards an
nually. Veterans paying quarter
~ or semi-annually also receive
notices which should be submit.
ted with their payments
Changes OF address should
be reported 10 the VA but
even then, il is the veterans
responsibility 70 make any pay
ment which is due, Mr.. Jamie.
son said.
Likewise. if the veteran fails
to receive his premium notice.
he should make any payment
which is due, furnishing his
name, address and policy mum.
Der.
VA said that many veterans
mark their calenders a year a.
head to remind them to make
payments on time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26

Good safety practices as vel.
as good will toward men are par
ticuIarly important al Christmas
time. DR.. Joseph 6 Molner. City
County Health Commissioner
suggests You increase the like
lihood that you will have an ac-
cident if you allow yourself TO
get dead tired This is true Of
children as well as adults. Rest
from your shopping and other
Christmas preparations before
you become so tired that you
are more likely to have an acci.
dent.
December is a month when the
accident rate is SO high that ac-
c.dent prevention. as well as
good will. should have high pri.
ority on your December SEIZED
ule
Select your Christmas tree. its
location and trimmings with an
eye 10 safety Choose a tree
tha. is not too large for your
room and keep il in a cool place.
outdoors if possible. until YOU
are ready to put il up. When
YOU bring il in the house. set il
in coniainer Of water or wet
sand and keep the container
filed Put the top ornament Sc
curely in place before you raise
tie tree to put il in the con
tainer.
" you might decide 10 have
fire in your firelsce, keep
the tree safe distance away
from IT, Examine The lights
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Asks Apology
For Racial SIuys

NEW YORK e alling for an
official apology. metropolitan
NAACP college chapters this
week expressed shock" al the
verbal abuse by Georgetown
University students shouting ra-
cial and religious epithets" dur.
ing recent basketball game.
The incident occurred Satur.
day, December 5, when the New
York University basketball team
defeated the Georgetown team
in Washington. DC, 7O-48. under
the leadership Of Captain Tom
Sanders. a Negro
a telegram OF protest was
sent 10 the Very Reverend F. B.
Bum, president of Georgetown.
by the New York Metropolitan
NAACP college chapters In part
il said:
we are shocked and deep.
Iy disturbed about this incl
dent. Georgetown University
enjoys the reputation Of being
one Of the most outstanding
educational institutions in the
United States.
I'VE are certain that the con
duct Of this small segment of
your student body does not re-
fleet the policy Of your great in.
stitution. A statement Of apollo.
81 from the university admin.
stration would do much TO re-
store the good name and repu-
tation Of your institution"
Mr.. Wright said the incident
was particularly regrettable be.
cause Georgetown had the largest
foreign student service in the
country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Pakistan People
Portrayed In Book

What are he people of Pakis-
tan really like?
DR. Orville F. Linck. professor
Of English literature at Wayne
state University, answer this
question and many others about
the people Of Pakistan in his
new book. a Passage Through
Pskisfsn, published in December
by the WST Press. DR.. Linck
was a Fulbrighi professor in
1867 and lectured in Pakis-
tan and India
A Passage Through Pakistsn
speaks with knowledge about the
tWelveycar.old nation, Pakistan,
populated By eighty million pc
cplc. The book records all the
color Of Pakistan Life. the tales
of religious taboos. color pre-
JUDGES. the passion for sports.
and political reactions Of the
governed toward their govern
ment. Some Of the Pakistan
customs explained. the most i'm
portant are pvrdsh tthe segrega
ton Of women from mem and
the use of the burga (the outer
garment worn by orthodox Mus
lem women which encases Tn,
vcarer from head TO foot anC
is equippe1 with eye-holes).
The Great Debate. a chal
longing chapter in the book
shows the conflict in values be
tween West and East. In thi
chapter. DR.. Linck anticipate
questions Westerners ask abou
Pakistan.
Or Linck produces an I'M
hurried. up-to date view of
country which has long confus
ed Westerners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26

Jesus said. Go We there
fore. and teach all nations,
baptizing them In the name
OF the Father. and OF the
Son. and of the Holy Ghost;
Teaching them 10 observe
all things Whatsoever have
commanded Of you: and, 10,
| am with you always, even
unto the end OF fhe world.
Amen" Matt. %: l9, 20)
In our study of the Bible
and Science and Health with
Kew to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy we find
the truth. On p. 323 she
says.
Through ihe wholesome
chasfisemenfs of Love, we
are helped onward in the
march towards righteous
ness, peace, and purity.
which are the landmarks OF
Science. BehoIding the infin-
tie tasks Of truth, we pause -
wait on God. Then we push
onward, until bovndless
thought walks enrapfvred,
and conception vnconfined is
winged 10 reach fne divine
glory"
What a wonderful Spirit
of Truth and Love, The same
Spirit that was is now. and
will remain forever to give
entirely good life for all.
Jesus proved all things,
and as we pray. and study
the Bible and our daily
Christian Science lesson SER
mons. recognizing and realiz-
ing the real truth. We learn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26

WASHINGTON-A short Tine
ago. the Secretary Of Labor an
rouncec that his department was
seriously considering the migrant
labor problem and expected TO
ask for corrective legislation
Among the measures which he
mentioned was a bill TO set mini.
mum wages for the migrant
laborerS
Those Of Us who have been
urging such legislation for years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Letter To
The Editor
Echoes Of COP Dinner
Honorine Conqressmen

December II. 1859
Dear Mrs. Ellington.
Thank you so much for the
copy of the paper with our pic.
lures. Miss McGehee and Mrs
Luci. desire TO be remembered
in this, thank you also.
We are happy to have had the
privilege of sharing with you a
pleasant meeting. We ENJOYED all
OF the paper. We hope you and
Mrs Young have most pleasant
holiday season
Sincerely yours.
Dorothy McIIenry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Senator Pat McNGmGr0;
Washington
!. Report

find the Secreiary's late.bloom-
ing interest most welcome II IS
particularly heartening since the
single greatest OBSTACLE to the
passage of such legislation in the
past has been the apathy. and
at times. opposition Of the adj
ministration.
(Wt rnderstsnd. for example.
that the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture still is opposed TO aiding
migrant workers through Fede-
raj legislation)
a bill which is now before
the Migratory Labor Svbeom-
miftee Of the Senate would
establish, in gradual steps,
such . minimum wage stand
ard for farm workers-be they
migrant or permanent.
This bill which ! introduced
has been the subject Of several
hearings by the Migratory La
Dor subcommittee.
Briefly, it would bring farm
workers under the minimum
wage law beginning at IS cents
en- hour the first year of the
bills operation and working up
10 whatever the general mini
mum wage was in the fourth
year after passage.
Only those farms which en-
ployed. in effect. eight men full
time for a year. or an equivalent
amount of labor. would be GOV.
cred Thus. farms which hired
is men for six months work
would be covered - or farms
which hired 80 men for three
months work-and so on.
The migrart worker In the
United States has an average
annual income of less than 5000
They do not enjoy any of the
projections that are the right OF
the vast majority OF American
workers.
They have no unemployment
insurance nor workmen's com
pensation benefits They sre. (, I
the most part. ineligible under
the local and state welfare laws
Their children. again for the
most part. are denied admission
to the schools in the areas ir
which their parents labor.
N is high time that these
unfortunate citizens-the "Ex-
cIUded Americsns."-ss Seere-
fary Mitchell termed them
were the object OF concern
~ this Administration.
! have introduced another bill
which should be Of interest L
the Secretary II provides that
children working on farms Other
than those owned by their fami
lies will be covered by the Fed
eral legislation which protects
working children from exploi
tation.
All too many children now
work on agricultural jobSZjob.
in an industry which has beer
termed our third most hazard
0us.
The bill which I have spon
Iored will regulate their hours
Il work. and establish safety
regulations for them.
1 I look forward to the coopc
otion of the Administration II
he passage Ct these importan
measures in the next session o
congress.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
Cuantioso Robo a Vendedor de
Herramientas Hacen en- Miami

riguar donde es dejado duran
tie la noche, cuando es Tornado
y robado de TODD aquello de
valor que hay en- Ell.
Mas tarde la cuadrilla vista
Estaciones de Gasoline, Cara
ges, tiendas de herramientas.
etc. vendiendo la herramienta
por una fraction de su costo.
Hace varias noches que ell
vendedor Roy G. Renderer, de
1921 NV. 160th Street, perdio
cerca de 5000 dolares en- la
yes y herramientas mecanicas
cuando lie fue asaltado su vehi-
culo frente de SUI casa. Y segun
SUI declaration esta es la terce-
"a vez que lie sucede ell mismo
case.
Otra victima fue Jack Fle-
ming, de 4311 NV 36 St, quien
perdio 1000 dolares en- herra-
mientas surtidas robadas de SUI
canton de la misma manera.
La cooperation de la ciuda-
DANA es decisiva para la extir-
paci6n de estos casos vergon-
zosos en- que ell trabajo de un
hombre honrado y ell bienestar
de una familia quedan a mer-
ced de Ia astucia de los aman-
tes de 10 ajeno.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27

Carl M. Kromp y ell DR.. James
c. Vadakin, todos de la UNI, CO.
menzara la discussion sobre AID
ministracion de Suicides y Sala-
rios, en- la cual tomaran parte
ademas Bernard F. Shearon de
la international Petroleum, Ltd.
Durward Harrell, Jordan Marsh;
John Laisney, del Mercy Hospi-
tai; Robert Greene, Wometco-
WTVJ; Joseph M. Brown, De-
partamento de Acueducto y AL
c~antarillado de la Ciudad de
Miami; Tom Womble, Director
de Personal de Miami Beach, y
William Whatley, de la Eastern
Airlines.
Dara comienzo a la session de
la tarde William M. Burns Jr.,
Supervisor de la Chemstrand
Corporation de Pensacola, con
la charla Scala de Herramien-
tas del Supervisor, quien sera
seguido por Granville M. Alley
Jr., abogado de corporaciones
de Miami y Tampa quien dis
cutira ell future del trabajo en-
Florida del Sur.
La disertaci6n del Senador
Mundt versara sobre LA Liber-
tad y ell Movimiento Sindicalis.
ta'', Y Sc llevara a cabo duran
te ell banquete que a las $3.50
de la tarde Sc efectuara en- ell
Sky Room del Hotel Dupont Pla-
"a.
Hara Ia. presentation del Sc
nador Murfdt SUI colega, ell Se-
nador Harry p. Cain, Vicepresi
dente de Community Services del
First Federal Savings and Loan
! Association de Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
PREDICEN AUMENTO
EN- LOS IMPUESTOS

Ell Comisionado metropolita-
no Alexander S. Gordon anun-
clio que ell ano e%ntrante Sc pro-
ducira un aumento en- los i'm
puestos.
Gordon, Presidente de un Co.
mite especial de Presupuesto,
asegura que ell aumento sera ne
cesario, aun sin que Sc haya
proveido para un aumento de
personal, aumento de sueldos
o trabajos adicionales.
Agrego que $4.361.180 en- Ell
presupuesto actual son ell result
tado de fondos sobrantes del
Condado.
Pero, continue, la nomina de
pago del Condado ha crecido
tambien de SOTO empleados en-
81 de diciembre de 1857, a $500
ell 81 de diciembre de 1858.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27

81 a listed Sc lie presentare un
individuo, lector amigo, ORE
ciendole en- venta herramientas
a bajo precio, fijese 81 esta tie
ne ell brillo y la apariencia &C.
neral de la herramienta nueva
Y, 81 asi fuere, entretengalo
mientras llama a la policia.
eze
Esta solicitud ha sido hecha
por la escuadra policial encar.
gada de combatir ell hurto, en-
su persecution de los autores
de .robos por $4,000 dolares he
cho a I'm vendedor de herra-
mientas del Condado Dade. "
Ell Jefe de Detectives TIA.
Buchnan dice: "Aquellas que
posean negocios honrados, en-
ell case de que Sc les hagan ofer-
tas. deberan pretender que de-
sean efectuar la compra y, en-
tire tanto, lamar al Public Sa-
fety Department -Departa-
mento de Seguridad Publica-
Buchanan describe la name
"a de operar de los ladrones,
como sigue: Cuando descubren
un canton que vende herra-
mientas y las entrega en- los
garages o en- las obras en- cons
truccion, 10 siguen hasta ave-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
Concerto Especial de
viernes Santo en- ell
"Bayfront Park"

Cesar La Monaco y SUI Or
questa presentaran en- ell Bay
Front Park Amphitheater hoy
viernes, ~ a las 7:45 de la
noche, con Gordon Shaw CO.
mo narrator y Beth Hanger,
soprano coloratura, ell progra-
ma siguiente, especial de Vie
mes Santo.
Gloria, de la dOceava Mi
sa, por Mozart; Descriptive
Easter Chimes, arreglo por M.
l.. Lakek; "Panis Angelicus',
por Cesar Frank; "Lo Here
Gentle Lark, Solo de Sopra-
no con Beth Hanger, accom-
panada de Flauta por Lilbrun
Knowland, de Sir Henry Bis
hop; Overtura "Stabat Mater"
de Rossini, arreglo de G.
Mercadante; easter Parade,
cantada por Beth Hanger y
Gordon Shaw, por Irving Be-r
lin; "Parsifal", musica drama
tica sagrada, por Richard
Wagner; Solo de Soprano cal
leluya" de Excultate, jubila
tie, por Mozart y "Hosanna"
Easter Song por Jules Graz
cantados por Beth Hanger;
Opera "The Promised Sweet
heat" por Ponchielli, Coro y
Sermon de Fra. Christopher.
Ell Himno NacionaI.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27

ba y nosotros no la d~efraudare-
mos"
Los planes del Comite de ayu-
da a Cuba, tendencies a levan-
tar fondos, incluyen eventos
especiales y promotion de me-
didas para interesar al publico
en- la finalidad propuesta, los
cuales Sc e~xtenderan desde la
fecha, hasta ell final de la Sc
mana Pan Americana designa-
da por ell Presidente Eisenho-
wer del 10 al II de abril en-
trante.
Ademas, esta en- desarrollo
una campana que ira por CO.
rreo, directamente, hasta aque-
Hos donantes interesados a
quienes no les es facil contri-
BUR por otro medic.
Uno de los eventos culmi-
nantes proyectados por ell CRU
o.
pc en- sus esfuerzos por recolec-
tar fondos, sera ell programa de
una noche de diversiones cons
telada de luminarias del arte
musical, la DANA, la canci6n,
ETC., programada para futuras
fechas en- ell Dinner Key Audi
forum de Miami, y alberta al
publico en- general.
Tan spectacular aconteci-
miento Sc ha fijado p~rovisio-
nalmente para ell Viernes II
de abril. Los correspondence
detalles estan siendo ultimados
por ell Miembro del Comite de
Ayuda a Cuba, Sr. Mario A. Pc
req hombre de negocios de Mia
mi y Nueva York. Ell. Sr. Perez
dice haber recibido Ia seguri-
dad de que 10 mejor de las es-
trellas cubanas de La Habana
haran SUI aparicion en- Miami.
eel ser natural de Sagua de
Tanamo', ha dicho ell Sr. Perez
"me hace desear doblemente
ell exito para nuestros esfuer-
zos". Ha relatado tambien que
SUI amigo intimo y c~ondiscfpulo
de suS dias eScolares en- AGILE
liza ciudad, Fernando Albuernes
considerable como uno de los
mas altos INTERPRETERS de la can
cion cubana, proyecta tomar
parte en- la presentation a We
rificarse en- Miami.
Durante las ultimas semanas
Albuernes ha levantado mas de
100000 dolares en- giras como
cantante por TODD ell pals. Y
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
eorte suprema ordenu Pugo Por
Unos ArboIes FrutuIes Destruidos

Junta de Plantaclones. ha dicho
que la remocion de la barrera
de 1000 dolares por acre eleva
ria ell costo hasta tan altos nj
veles, que ell programa tendria
que limitarse a aquellos planta
dores que permitieran volunta
riamente la destruction de sus
arboles sin solicitar compensa
cion alguna a cambio.
La Junta de Plantaciones sc
esta reuniendo en- JACKSONVILLE,
y Odum ha expresado que una
decision sobre ell future curse a
seguir en- Ell asunto, es possible
que Sc tome ALI.
Debido a contar con fondos
limitados, la Junta de Planta
clones de Florida ha estado de
sarrollando SUI programa lenta
mente en- los ultimos' meses eje
cutando apenas ell trabajo nece
sario para contener ell nematode
e impedir Sc extienda de nue.
Vo a los sectores va tratados.
Bajo 10 %dispuesto en- las lie
yes actuales, la Junta solamen
tie puede pagan por aquellos ar
boles no infectados que haya ne
cesidad de arrancar en- desarro
Ito del programa y nj audien
cha nj pago son considerados
hasta tanto los arboles no ha
yam sido destruidos.
Ell fallo fue dictado en- I'm
case presentado por ell Sr. y la
Sra. de Walter A. Smith, con
plantaciones citricas en- ell Con
dado Polk.
Gel programa obligatorio de
arrancar y tratar no puede ser
llevado a cabo sumariamente en-
ninguna plantation, tratese de
arboles infectados o no" ha ex
presado la Corte, "eXcepto 81 al
dueno Sc lie da una oportunidad
de ser dido sobre la accion in
tentada y la cantidad de dinero
que lie corresponds.