davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1959-07-24

DATING would indeed be dull If
- suddenly we found ourselves
without the nlakings Of a sand
wich. For what youngster doesn't
enjoy a hoagie or submarine, Dad
a combination sandwich on crusty
bread. while Mother raves over
tray OF dainty tea sandwiches.
'Open-faced hot meat or seafood
sandwiches are still another popu-
lar category. With these you'll
usually find a gravy or sauce
topping the filing A. tasty new
sauce on seafood salad sandwiches
Ia one made from frozen con-
densed cream of shrimp soup. For
perfection every time. velvety
smooth and full-of-fiayor reach
into your freezer for a can of
shrimp soup. With the addition of
q little milk and a few minutes
over the heat. you'll have a
s'souper" sauce. II
Milford chronicle., 1959-07-24

Classified Ads Get Results
Evening star., 1959-12-01

of New York charged. THAT is
the worse sin Of the church and
the church is doing less about
it than anybody else"
DR.. Laubach, whose literacy
program has been brought by
governments of 81 countries to
their people, spoke to leading
ministers of Washington and
nearby Virginia in Mount
Olivet Methodist Church, Arl-
ington, Va. DR.. Charles W.
Lowry, chairman Of the Foun-
dation for Religious Action in
the Social and Civil Order,
presided.
The speaker told the gath
ering that eight times as many
people as we have in the Unit
ed States today are "hesitating
whether to turn to communism
or not. If we do not do any
thing I give America 10 years
and we cannot ask our Gov
ernment to do the job"
DR.. Laubach asserted some
way should be found by which
the Protestant, Catholic anC
Jewish groups could work to-
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Inquest Holds Woman
In Store Knife KiIIinq

A 30-year-old woman who
stabbed a man Saturday night
in an argument over two Is
cent fuses was ordered held for
grand-jury action yesterday by
a coroner's jury.
The jury found that Mrs.
Edna A. Wright of HOO Tenth
street NV. was responsible in
the death of James Murkerson,
81. of 1921 Tenth street NV.
The chain of events leading
to the fatal encounter began,
testimony revealed, when But
Ter Stevens. landlord of 1921
Tenth street, sent Mr.. Murker-
son with a dollar to buy two
fuses. Mr.. Murkerson made
the purchase at the District
Delicatessen, 1901 L street NV,
about $3.50 pm. from Mrs.
Wright'S husband, John.
Mr.. stevens, however, had
already gotten two fuses from
another tenant and told Mr..
Murkerson to return the fuses.
When Mr.. Murkerson re-
turned to the store, Mr.. Wright
told him he would have to come
back the next day to talk to the
stores owner. Then, said Mr..
Wright, Mr.. Murkerson began
cursing and threatened to stay
in the store until he got his
money back. AS Mr.. Wright
went to the back of the store
to serve another customer. Mr..
Murkerson struck Mrs. Wright.
In her testimony Mrs. Wright
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Placement
IsAdopted
In AtIuntu

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec.
(AP).-The Atlanta Board OF
Education adopted a pupil
placement plan yesterday ir
compliance with Federal couit
order for desegregation of the
city's public schools.
The plan is patterned after
Alabama's pupil placement Law
and calls for gradual integra.
ton starting with the 18th
grade in 1860.
Attorneys for the board
asked United States District
Judge Frank A. Hooper Friday
for additional time to submit
the plan. but the judge turned
down the request.
Judge Hooper set December
l as the date for submission OF
the plan when he issued an in
junction against the board in
July banning racial discrimi-
nation in the city's public
schools.
At that time the judge said
the integration plan could be
made contingent on the Georgia
Legislatures enactment of en-
abling legislation.
In his ruling Friday the judge
Evening star., 1959-12-01

gether toward this common
goal.
He also warned that the
kind Of missionaries churches
have been sending to Asia and
Africa and other countries has
to be changed.
I'VE must have q new type
Of missionary who has tech
nical Skills," he said. "They
must be missionaries who can
teach the natives agriculture
methods. literacy. how to dig
wells and so on. Prime Minis
ter Nehru of India told me, If
you send people to come to
teach us to read, we do not
care how much you talk about
Christianity"
Evening star., 1959-12-01

said she then seized a boning
knife and took a "swipe" at Mr..
Murkerson without, she told
police, knowing whether she
had hit him or not, and he left
the store.
A few minutes later Mr..
Stevens found Mr.. Murkerson
lying dead in the yard of 1119
Tenth street NV. and called
the police who followed blood
stains back to the shop.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
why did Lana's
daughter kill
Johnny Stompanato7
...What's the truth
to the rumors
about the kiIIing7
why does GiesIer
still get threats
about this case2
IN THIS WEEKS
SATURDAY EVENING POST

In The Saturday Evening
Post this week, Jerry Giesler
tells the compelling story of
the Lana Turner.Cheryl
Crane-Johnny Stompanato
tragedy. You'll learn why
Ciesler is convinced Lana's
daughter was telling the truth.
What he thinks of the smear
stories" that made the rounds
after the killing. And why -
as recently as last year
armed guards were patrolling
his house because of this case.
You'll also read about the
time Ciesler was held at gun
point by a thug who blamed
the fiery lawyer for sending
him to prison! Be sure to read
"The Jerry Ciesler Story"
Evening star., 1959-12-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
Holiday ideas
for the
whole house

Here are decorating ideas for
your whole house. An article in
December Better Homes & Gar
denS, illustrated in fuH color,
shows you how to dress up every
room with festive holiday
finery. There are eaSy-to-make,
co-ordinated decorations for
doors, walls, fireplace. Suggs-
tons, too, for gift wTappings
and candles. Get your copy of
December Better Homes & Gar
denS, today, wherever magazines
are sold!
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Literocy Missionary
Rops Church Inoction

noted advocate of bringing teracy to uneducaed mil
lions in foreign lands yesterday declared
are not doing enough to help these needy people
THE great sin of the church is that compacent
while people hungry and sick and naked and getting
all the time getting better" Dr. Frank Laubach
Evening star., 1959-12-01

said that to grant more time
would delay submission Of q
desegregation proposal to the
Evening star., 1959-12-01
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PRO B. EM\

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lief from the physical distress Of irreg.
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to functional disorders BY. taking
HUMPHREYS "ll"-a gentle, hon-hor.
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Evening star., 1959-12-01

General Assembly which meets
in January.
The boards attorneys con-
Evening star., 1959-12-01
How to survive
an enemy attack

What's the best way to protect
ourselves from a sneak attack
by Russian planes and mis-.
siles? Or is it impossible to sur.
vive such a holocaust? Read
what U. S. military men are
doing to save your life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
WEDNESDAY,

VEIN 0~A
Continued From Preceding Pess
1880
5-Whirlybirds. Adventure.
7-Colt AS. Western.
N Legend of Buffalo Bill"
Woyde Preston stars.
9-The Lineup. Detective.
Hour. run to the CITY" A
feen-ooe delinquent tries to 90
stroieht after she sees the youth.
she loves Threatened. Worner
Anderson. Susan Oliver stor.
$500
Sylvester Feature. Movie.
z Hours. Monster from the
Ocean Floor" 1854. Anne
kimbell. King Dinosour." 1855,
Bill Bryant.
7-charley's Hobby Lobby.
Cliff Arquette stars.
$50
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
Bill Cullen. m. e.
7-0zzie and Harriet. Comedy.
9-MeK Into Space. ADMIRE.
A lunor expedition is morooned
when tembIor topples the space
ship. WiIliom Lundiaon stors.
300
4-PsFry Como Show. Color.
Hour. Guests: Maurice Cos
field, Billy Sands. Herbie Foys
Toll Of Bilko's plotoon); Singer
Fronkie Vaughn. choreooropher
Ann Sokolow, janis Poioe.
7-Hawoiion Eye. Crime.
Hour. CLOUD Over kooIo.".
A lond swindle, O doubls-cross
ond murder are uncovered by pri-
vote Investigators hired to troce
missing man, Anthony Eisley.
Connie Stevens.
9-The millionaire. Drama.
A l2-yeor-oId boy is unable to
convince his parents thot he hos
been given o million dollars by
on anonymous benefoctoF. Den.
mis- kohler, Pete MorshoIl stor.
$50
9-l've Got o Secret. Panel.
1000
4-Louis Jourdon Show. Spec'l.
Hour. Storing Able Lane,
XoVier Cuoot, Jerry Lewis, Bobby
Dorrin. lqne Morgan. From Mi
ami Beech.
5-Raeket Squod. Detective.
Reed Hodley stars.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
New Masonry Coating
By D. IA. DERWIN
Special Writer for The Stor

The coating bonds to and
becomes a part Of the ma
.sonry system. the maker
claims. The coating permits
the wall to breathe" This
is important because 1t. re-
duces the chance Of blister
ing, 'peeling. powdering,
cracking and mildew' prob.
lens of nonbreathing coat
ings,. the m ufacturer
states:
The product may be applied
Evening star., 1959-02-14

A new paint-on masonry
coating for "waterproo1ng"
Easements has been placed
on the market. =
This material is a COM
bination of rubber latex, sill
icones and cementitious ma
terial. In use, the concrete
powder mix and 'rubber-sili-
cone liquid are mixed to-
gether, according to easy-to-
follow instructions. and ap-.
piled to the wall, as is, with
a paint brush.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

to concrete. brick. stone. stuc-
CO, open-textured cement or
cinder block. asbestos cement.
and all types Of masonry. in
doors and outdoors.
The source Of further in
formation about the material
described above may be OBJ
tanned by writing Mr.. Derwin.
. Room 200, The Evening Star,
Washington, D. c., inclosing
a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

DIRECTIONS: Out duoone Shirley Hwy, off EdsoI Rd
eoveeo then turn left EdsoI Rd to Boc Lick Rd Right
Back Lick obout half mile Boddock Rd Left 6oddock
property left Or from Annondoe +oke Rovensworh
Rd property Agents property daily and Sundoy till do.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

For Free Brochure. Call, Wrife or Come By
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20
A final message from Clover Johnson,
Candidate for Supervisor of District One
To The Voters of
District One

Again thank you for the expression of
confidence you gave me on August 4th.
Especially do want to thank my good per-
sonaI friends, Peyton A. Jones and Lee
Mayo, for the high type of campaign they
conducted in the first primary.
1t is my sincere wish that every eIiqibIe
voter in the District will exercise his priviI-
eye and duty to vote on August 18th, and
that each Of you give my candidacy careful
and earnest consideration.
respectfully submit that my training,
experience and ability will enable me to
make you q good Supervisor, and again
remind you that, if elected, will give full
time service to the Job.
SincereIyyours.
Clover Johnson
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20
To The Citisens Of
Holmes COzExslu

nus is the last time that shall have on opDutunitv to make a statement ito vou
'eY tSa ms COMMUNICATION really as q talk to you each Individually
Offices anem- ny gooo rOrrnoe tos zee personality great number ofyou in your stores,
reaG1edu n y ~ n"s ano IN yourh homes ad Hdsh sben an education to me- have
N111y OH hopes, our beliefs, and your aspirations and find lin that way the peo-
oter wordst find that am m of YOU
tnd, Just as knew that would find that YOU ael sN-abnino and want and
expect all officers to do their duty and enforce the avs as plainly laid down for them
for he good OF all of the people.
IT elected your Sheriff shall enfoneH the laws as laid down and mean by that
G =" oH "n' mcudHng the liquor laws. Will enforce them fairly and evenly
Sah no rn the oherffso office for the purpose of allowing the booHeggers to
pv a Inc ana men 10 rn their shop long enough to pay this fine and enough over to
give them profit OF their operation.
mention the Whskey business especially for the reasont that before the fstD -
nary soneP parties without my knowledge put out reports that there was an under
stano"nneo among sone OF the booHeggers that would not follow up the law all
Dug tern OF office Iheser reports we're certainly untrue. have never given
unvonea any 9rounos nr , suchiid ideas and will notdo SO only wish ALT the county knew
me as we'll as my neighbos te people of Acona). Then would beyond a doubt win
useh ecHon d lot desire to pohong this statement but ar anxious to put my
message across to you
ar under NJ obligation ito any clique or clan. shall follow the line Of my duty
be diieent and fair in the collection Of taxes The Sheriff does notew any taxes This
IS ATTENDED to by the Board IF Supervisors and the Tax Commission. The Sheriff
must collect according to their figures The State Auditor and the Sherffs bonding
company will see to that
The Sheriff. as we'll as all other county officers is simply the counys hired
mar to az certain designated and necessary work pertaining to his respective office
and that shall promptly and courteousN do lam not an indispensable man, neither
is anyone IN this county or in any other county in this state Affairs shaver lot comet
the Pmt Wnere any mano or evens set or men 81 indispensable to their county or state.
We do not know at what time the question of segregation may create serious
problems Ican assure you that will stand solid against every effort toward integra
ton of the rocesin any aspect
In conclusion please let me repeat clearly and once and for all not to believe any
last minute reports ast they are practically always untrue shall lot pt out any nor
shall allow an or my friends and supporters to do So There were many put out
and circulated justu upon the first primary, too late for me to dc anything about Them
beg to remain your friend tor proper law enforcement
will appreciate your vote and influence for me or AUGUST 18th in the second
primary
Respectfully,
Votes B. Bruce
Candidate for Sheriff and Tax Collector
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20

FOR SALE = 11.6 cubic foot Gen.
eral Electric freezer. In good
condition. $500. 90. See H. e. CHS
ohm, Rt, 4, Lexington, near Cox
burg. 30-1tp
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20
HI G@s'slM2@M

JUST ARRIVED - Fresh shipment
of brand name shoes for the en-
tire family. JOLLY'S ARMY
STORE, Lexington. 3O-ltnp
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20

FOR SALE-For that extra piece
of furniture you may need, look
over our stock at GAS TRADING
Co., Lexington. 30-1tnp
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20
They Say
Elephants Don't
But Men Do

Forget that is. Doctor
Johnson said: "Men more
frequently require to be re-
minded than informed"
This is why we are re-
minding you to check your
insurance ceYerage NOW,
RIGHT NOW. Not tomer-
row or next week. Most
anything can happen in the
meantime.
So, to be safe, let us help
you check your present in
surance program and make
the necessary adjustments
to fit your present needs.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20

FOR SALE = One 6-weeks-old fest
puppy, black and white female.
Call Mrs. Guy Duke, Tchula, 1856.
29-tfnp
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-20

FOR SALE - Boys black Ivy leag-
ue pants. Only $1.98 pr. JOLLY'S
ARMY STORE, Lexington. 30-1tnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
BY E. E. EDGAR

INFORMATION: English
writer G. K. Chesterton. who
was inclined to be absent
minded, depended on his wife
to keep his engagements in
order.
On one occasion, when he
was away on a lecture tour,
she received an urgent tele-
gram from him.
Arrived in Birmingham
this afternoon" it read.
"Where should / be?"
DECORATION: World War
II commander Gen. Joseph
w. Stilwell was not one to
stand on ceremony.
One blistering hot day. he
called at a base hospital to
present the Silver Star to
a wounded infantryman. The
CT was lying on the bed,
wearing only the trousers of
his pajamas. Stilwell took
one look at the soldiers bare
chest and scratched his chin
thoughtfully.
Then he had an idea.
Picking up the sheet at the
foot of the bed, he pulled it
up over the mans chest and
pinned the medal on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
FEATURE Pee
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
NY Brother Was an Only Child

Some OF the new books
aren't. Some OF the funny
stuff inside isn't. They are too
small. too light in content 70
be anything but anecdotal
catalogues. Dutton has just
published one totalling SO
small pages (s2.50) called
my Brother Was an Only
Child" 1t is written by a man
I like-Jack Douglas, who
looks as Abraham Lincoln
would have looked II Lincoln
had shaved the beard.
Mr.. Douglas used TO write
funny material for Bob Hope
and Red Shelton. Today, he
writes for Jack Paar. He is a
humorist and humor is a diff
ficult commodity to define.
The last time / laughed, for
example, was when my wife,
at a formal affair. sneezed and
broke both straps.
my Brother Was an Only
Child is dedicated ITO
Gladys" beloved third harpist
with the New York Philhar-
monte. in memory of those
happy hours we spent inside
your empty trunk" This will
give you an idea.
LET ME GIVE YOU a few
samples of what is inside the
book. 1 must be sparing about
this, because the entire vol
ume isn't much more than a
sample:
"The winters we're long and
very cold in the Big Smokes
They were pretty lousy in the
Little Smokes too. That's why
we live in the Catskills
When 1 was a child, 1t was
the winter that I hated most,
All the other children in our
neighborhood had little red
sleds. Mine was beige. That's
when 1 first noticed the pains,
Some years later. / Joined
the sleeping Pill-of-the-
Month Club. During the initl-
alton, I swallowed four bot
ties of nembutal laced with
seconal in a glass of warm
milk. Needless to say, I missed
breakfast. I also missed lunch,
| low tea, high tea, cocktails
and World War II. I still had
the pains, but by this time
they were beginning to make
sense.
1.-THE last time I saw Old
Tim Snopes, he was just a
shell of his former self. In
fact. when you held him up to
your ear you could hear the
ocean. At the age of As. Tim
Snopes, as usual years ahead
of his time, was So. He owned
railroads, oil fields, banks,
motion picture studios, apart
ment houses, air lines and had
lust made a deal with the Hill
ton Hotel chain for 1000
miles of shower curtains.
mo matter what the oc-
casion, Tim Snopes always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

"blood thinners"? No. Some
patients need to take heparin
and dicumarol products from
the very beginning. They con-
tinue to take it for months
or years. Others get along
very well without it. Who's
who and which is which, de-
ponds entirely upon the ex-
perience and judgment Of
your doctor.
u. Have l the right to call
in a consultant? BY all means
do. Your doctor shouldn't OBJ
ject. It's worth it If only for
peace of mind.
Is Do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
always tell the story' No.
They are only one important
part of diagnostic procedure.
You can have heart disease
even though the EGG is nor
mal-and vice versa.
released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Monday: Heart Murmur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

The practicing physician
hears thousands of questions
each year about every disease
he treats. Here are some 1
have heard from patients
concerned with coronary
disease.
SOME OF THESE answers
may help you:
/. Is coronary disease on
the increase? This is debata-
BILE. Perhaps there seems to
be more coronary disease
around because of better dag
nosis and more up-to-date
statistics.
2. What's the difference
between angina pectoris and
coronary thrombosis? In the
former there has usually been
a gradual narrowing of one or
both coronary arteries; in the
latter, closure is most often
complete-and sudden.
3. Is overweight really harm
full? Insurance company stat
isticians will tell you that the
person who is so pounds over
weight has a greater than SO
per cent likelihood of dying
in the coming year than his
normal-weighted neighbor.
4. is 1T SAFE TO FLY?
Generally speaking, If you are
well enough to walk you are
we'll enough to fly. 1t is wise
to check with your physician.
S. Shall 1 tell my wife?
Without exception she should
be "the first to know" Many
a wife has prolonged the life
of her husband for many
years because she was taken
into the doctors confidence.
And many a man has died
prematurely solely because
his wife didn't know"
6. Must / take a vacation
every year? Many people look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

letter again and change your
answer.
MRS. p. w.
Sorry, hut n the daughter
in-law asked the parents 10
let her meet her husband
alone. the parents should let
her. II IA wrong for n daugh-
ter-in-law 20 make such a
selfish request. but N she
makes the request. right or
wrong. the parents should re-
spect Il.
DEAR ABBY: I am the
mother OF a boy who has been
overseas for 10 months. When
he comes home II will take
more than his wife 10 stop me
from going to meet him.
LONESOME MOTHER
4
Want to be popular? Get
ABBY'S booklet. what Every
Teen-ager Wants To Know"
Send rs cents and a large
self-addressed, stamped envel-
ope to ABBY in care Of The
Evening Star.
=
For a personal reply, iDrite
to ABBY in care OF The Foe
ming Star. Tnclose O SELF
addressed, stamped enpclope.
Distributed by McNauRht Syndicate.
Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
GenteeI Air
May Freeze
BeutnikCufe

William Walkers plans to
open a new beatnik retreat in
Northwest Washington have
run into some real solid citizen
protests.
Walker, whose Coffee and
Confusion Shop was ousted
from 912 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV. last month for a
coming violation, wants to re-
open the beat generation haven
at GAS X street NV.
But some potential neigh
bors,-5l conformists living at
the nearby Tudor Hall apart
ments-are chilled by the idea.
A petition in opposition to
the restaurant license applica-
ton has been sent by these
residents to the Commission
erS.
Yesterday, Commissioner
David B. Karrick forwarded
the petition to the Department
of Licenses and Inspections for
a report. c. T. Nottingham,
superintendent of the permit
and license division, dispatched
an investigator, John Spiess, to
the Tudor House. He found
the apartment building to have
IAN air of genteel retirement
about it,"
In interviewing some of the
petitioners, Mr.. Spiess was told
the coffee club was likely to
draw a far from genteel ele-
ment.
Walkers move to open his
club on K street had been
greeted with the same lack
of warmth by Police Precinct
Capt. Alexander S. Douglass,
who told the 24-year-old
bearded beatnik: Il don't want
/ you in my precinct"
Mr.. Nottingham said he has
been trying to get in touch
with Walker to urge that he
not put too much money into
the restaurant building at this
stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Heart Patients Ask Questions
By DR.. PETER J. STElNcRoHN

upon vacations as a luxury
they cannot afford. On the
contrary, they are a necessity
that we cannot do without.
We need periodic "recharg-
ing"
7. How is it possible to
keep from being tense in this
modern world? 1t is possible
to learn how to relax. But it
takes practice. People give up
too soon. Like learning to play
the violin or piano. you have
to keep at it until you have
learned how to be less tense.
s. How about sex relations?
This, too. depends upon ones
glands and upon the condition
of the circulation. Do not be
shy about discussing this i'm
portant question with your
doctor. His answers may re-
lieve you of much physical and
emotional distress.
9. HOW ABOUT WORK =?
When? How Much? Before
your attack of thrombosis or
your symptoms of angina you
may have been fully suited to
your work. However, after the
diagnosis has been made, bet
ter review the work situation
with your doctor. You may
now be a square peg in a
round hole.
10. What about heart OPP
erations? During the last Is
years there have been greater
advances in heart manage
ment than in the preceding
$500 years. The modern
heart operation is but one
example of this progress. Ir
indicated cases. operation il
helpful to the coronary pa
tient.
II. Is it necessary for every
thrombosis patient to have