davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
Russia =


NsnfInusd from Back Psce,
WHO WAS n SAVED RUSSIA FROM THE
DEVILS hITLER's HoRDEs? - MY INCOMPATIBLE
sNviNcselE US. MESSIAH NATION 70 ALL
THE NATIONS ASTouNDED THE WORLD IN IT'S
RELATIVELY RAPID MoBiLIzArIoN AND Map.
Vicious PRODUCTION. BEING THE DECISIVE FACTOR
IN WINNING TWO WORLD WARS - PRE-.
SERVING CHRISTIANITY AND CIVILIZATION AND
KssC sN THEM FROM SUCH FALSE FRIENDS
AS THE POPE IN ROME. WHO PLAYED 'fooTsIE.
WITH MussoLINI FRANCO. AND HITLER
AND THE DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST REJECTING
JUDAISM IS SPIRITUAL ENEMY OF GOD AND
CIVILIZATION IT'S GOD IS - LEGALITY
TO SERVE THE DEVIL - FOR PLEASURE AND PRO-
FIT (! IT'S BIBLE IS A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
THESE re. SPIRITUAL TRAITORS DEVILS
DUPEs, DEPUTIES, SOUGHT TO TURN THE CLOCK
BACK TO THE TRANSFORMATION OF MARrn!
LUTHER STATUS
REDS DESTINY. DOOM, SEALED!
THE BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE: THERE'S A
DESTINY, DIVINITY OR DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
THAT SHAPES OUR ENDS. RoUcHHEW
THEM HOW WE WILL!
The NEW HEAVEN AND new EARTH (REv.)-
The REAL APPREHENSION Of
IRRESISTIBLE REDUCING. STEP BY STEP,
TO ITS NATIVE N0THINCNEss"
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-eaedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" - p. Ill., cs. textbook.
REDS COD PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
TECHNOLOGY. IS A POOR 2ND-RATER i
LIKE TIE DEAD MOON BORROWING
LIGHT FROM THE LIVE SUN!
MY. GODS, MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE, coLos-
SAL CHRIST MESSIAH, "SclENcE OF SCIENCES"
OF THE UNIVERSE, IS THE Externally HAIR
MONIOUs RULER OF THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE!
OF sUPERSATURATED lNcORRUPTIBLE. UN-
INvADABLE. INvULNERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE - OF MANY MARVEL
Gus MANSIONS chrisf Jesvs) - THE HABITATION
OF MY OFFSPRING - SUNLESS. DEATHLEsS,
MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. ADAMEvELEss. SPIRIT
UAL, cHRiSTLIKE - Externally. COMPLETELY
PoPuLAT:Nc THAT ONE, REAL UNIVERSE -
NEVER AN ADAM, EVE. MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS. KNAvE OR FOOL. THE EGO AND PSYCHE
LocY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD!
THEREIN - THE MYTHICAL "GHASTLY
FARCE" ApPREHENDED BY THE CHILD
Less CHRIST JESUS, WHO HONORED NE, YOUR
"FATHER-MOTHER GOD ALL-HARMONIoUS"
AS THE ONE, REAL PARENT. MIND, SOUL,
SPIRIT SUBSTANCE, IN. AND Of THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE - VERIFYING THE GENESIS OF cREA-
TION
CHI. l:26: MAN, YOUR TRUE BEING = THE IN
coRRUPTIBLE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF d.
vINITY REFLEcTINc N.Y. GODS, DOMINION OVER
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
He 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND BEHOLD. IT WAS I--LS-l VERY
GOOD!
RUSSIA CAN'T CATCH UP WITH U.s..
ECONOMICALLY, NIXON SAYS
Free Press 6-22
ST. LOUIS -tAP)-viee President Richard M Nixon
Tuesday called Government support OF this nafions
growth and predicted that economically Russia will con-
nue TO lag behind the United States
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

LOST A HIGHLY PROMISING MEMBER
MORE ON WALTER REUTHER TOUCHING ON
'y1t1l sHyrpoWlx RISE. POOR DEMAND
W0RSENs"
"Mllls HEAD FOR 50% OF CAPACITY:
INLAND CUTBACK MOST IN 70 YEARS"
NY. Trb. 62s
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE TO-DAY STEEL STRIKE OF 1852. LIKE
REUTHER's LUNAcY. TREASON. EARLY AFTER
JAPANs DEFEAT TYING UP GENERAL MOTORS
FOR ll3 DAYS. AND THEN SETTLING FOR WHAT
COULD HAVE BEEN HAD WITHOUT A STRIKE
AT ALL
THESE GOLIATH ASSAULTS ON MY. GODS.
MESSIAH US. TO ALL NATIONS COST MULTIBILLIoNs
OF IS. AND INCREASINGLY DEBAsE THE VALUE
OF A DOLLAR!
NESS. WE RETERATE. APPRoxIMATEs 1000 Bill
LION s. MUNICIPAL, STATE, FEDERAL
THE GRANDCHILDREN WILL BE PAYING OFF
DEVIL WINS = AND CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!
HOW COME. you ASK?
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITIES -
p. 266, NY ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLE. c.s TEXTBOOK
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
s-c-Rl-PT-U-R-E-s" ALL OTHER BIBLES ARE PRIs-
oNERS OF THE DEVIL - LIKE THE NoNcHRIsT
SCIENTIST CLERGY WHO SWEAR BY OTHER BIBLES.
COVER TO COVER. AND THEN -SWEAR-vS.
FULFILLMENT OF PROPHECY - ONE OF GREATEST
OF ALL - FOLLOWING THE MARTYRDoM OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYR
DOM OF JOHN THE BAPTsT SUCH MARTYR
DoMs TESTIFY TO BANKRUPT SOCIAL ORDERS
RELIGION POLITICS. EDUCATION, ETC.
RESTRICTIONS OF THE DEAD
LEADERS, MASSES
WOMAN'S MAN CHILD RULING ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON Revelation l2:l, 81
MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGHTER
REvELAToR. MARY BAKER EDDY. EXECUTED MY
COMMANDS INTO HER Doth YEAR - DEPART
ING TO GIVE THOSE over THERE THE MIcHTEsT
SPIRITUAL AWAKENING SINCE MARTIN LUTHER's
ARRIVAL
We give you excerpts re DEVILS REFoRMER REV.
THEIR, TO BE FOLLOWED WITH EXCERPTS ON STEEL
SHUTDoWNs.
'Reuther [DeWsJ Political Analyst III"
Ghosts Under fNaitersI Bed"
News editI 6-2A, -
Preferring to be charitable about Walter Reufhers
blast TO the effect that the avfomoive industry fnagng
production schedules for political purposes led TO
wonder he may be upset by the oppressive humidity
perhaps something he ate.
REUTER- BASED HIS DIATRBE ON A PREDIc-
TON OF WARDS AUTOMOTIvE REPORTS. INDUSTRY
REPORTING SERVICE. THAT NEXT SEPTEMBER AND
OCTOBER WILL SEE BOOMING AUTOMOBILE PRoDUc-
TIoN
The UAW-CIO president regards this as clear ndes-
fon that the auto makers have entered into conspiracy
boom business before the November election and
thus help elect Republican president.
II takes strangely orenfed mind to reach such
elvson What Wards did project production figures
the basis Of industry reports AND THE INDUSTRY, AS
EVEN REUTHER MUST KNOW. SCHEDULES PRODUCE
TON land THE MONETARY RISKS NvOLvED) ON
MARKET STUDIES, INDICATED CUSTOMER PREFER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY q 1860
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

Free Press 6-22
ST. LOUIS -tAP)-viee President Richard M Nixon
Tuesday called for Government support OF this naf'ons
growth and predicted that economically Russia Will con-
iinue TO lau behind the United States.
I'VE MUST NOT HESITATE" NIXON SAID. TO
RESORT TO GOVERNMENT ACTION WHERE IT PRO-
vIDEs THE BEST ROAD TO PROGRESS"
But Nixon said the major part Of the Job must sf''
be done by private economy And he hit out at Rvss'as
Nksa Khrushchev and at critics OF the Administrator
who say the soveis building up their economy much
faster than
NIXON SAID THE CRITICS ARE PLAYING A GAME
OF "CRoWTHNANSHiP," AND THAT THEY ARE I'M
TERESTED IN ARBITRARILY MANIPULATING The
ECONOMY.
And as for Khrvshehevs boasts that Russia will pass
this country economically in to 10 years:
by ANY PROJECTION THAT CAN BE APPLIED
THERE IS NO POSSIBILITY THAT THE SOVIET ECON
oMy WILL ovEsTAKE OUR OWN AT ANYTIME IN
THIS CENTURY,"
theoretically, Nixon here tor whaf was 'aDe"eo
nonpofieal economic talk to the 40fh annual eonven
fion Of the National Junior Chamber OF Commerce.
But his speech obviously an answer 10 Oemoe1a.e
Presidential candidates - AND TO REPUBLICAN, oov.
NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER OF NEW YoRk-WHo HAVE
BEEN POINTING OUT THAT THE sovIETs ARE CROW
ING AT THE RATE OF PER CENT YEAR. IH's
a
Evening star., 1960-05-09
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
MUTT AND JEFF
By WILLIAM MORRIS

QUESTION:: On a recent
Startime television show, many
people from the worlds of
show business and politics
made little speeches about the
need for everyone to vote in
next falls election. 1t was a
Northumberland often very
dull-broadcast. But I found
two things quite shocking from
the standpoint of good gram
mar. First, Mr.. Joseph Welch
twice said "ain't" in the course
of his speech. Second, the
lyrics to a song about Ike
contained this line: "Ike's the
choice of we the people" How
can such illiteracies be con-
doned-especially in a program
which purportedly is setting q
good example for the Am0i-
can people? M. D. M, Green
wich, Conn.
Answer: The brouhaha about
amt" has been raging fol-
many decades. Schoolmarms
structures against "ain't" as G
wholly unacceptable word have
been so effective that mos
people are astonished to fine
that many reputable gram,
marians think we'll of the wore
and wish rather wistfully tha
1t could be admitted into tn,
full status as a useful part o.
Evening star., 1960-05-09

the language. H. w. Fowler,
whose Modern English Usage"
remains the most authorita-
tive guide to our language,
puts it this way: "'Ain't' is
merely colloquial and, as used
for isn't it is an unedu-
Gated blunder and serves no
useful purpose. But it is a
pity that amt for am not,
being a natural contraction
and supplying a real want,
should shock us as though
tarred with the same brush"
Attorney WEIGH. of course,
needs no lesson in grammar
from me. In the program
which 1 chanced to see-he
was affecting a deliberately
folksy manner, speaking in the
idiom of a small-town New
Englander of perhaps a CEN
tury ago. In this role, he would
quite properly use "ain't" as a
part of the colloquial idiom.
For the general public, how
ever, "ain't" remains a word
to be avoided. The structures of
the schoolmarms have had
their effect and to most ears
as to those of my correspondent
(-"ain't" seems vulgar.
The lyric about Ike" is, OF
course, simply illiterate. Even
granting that the phrase I'VE,
the People" is sanctified by
long usage, the case of the per-
sonal pronoun must change
when it becomes the object oi
the proposition of" The line
should read: the choice
of US the people"
Evening star., 1960-05-09
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plate odor" (denture breath) Get
FASTEETH at any drug counter.
, 1960-04-23


State Of the Territory
Message Of 1860
Continued from yesterday
Housing and Urban Renewal
Authority:
Progress of construction at
t h e Ludwig E. Harrigan
Courts in St. Croix, a 70-unit
project, has been satisfactory
and occupancy is expected
this month. Under construc-
ton in St. Thomas is the Os-
wald E. Harris Courts, a 300
unit housing project sche-
duled f 0 r completion in
November 1861. Bids will be
opened early in May for the
proposed 264-unit planned for
Christiansted. Plans have been
submitted to the Urban Re
neWal Administration f o r
survey and planning funds for
three projects, the Barracks
Yard in st. Thomas, the La
coon Street Area in Frederik-
sted and the Watergut Area in
Christiansted. The Authority
is investigating the possibili
ties Of building future public
housing on scattered sites in
view of the unavailability Of
any considerable amount of
level land in one location.
The Budget
Tomorrow / shall submit to
you the Budget of Estimated
Receipts and Expenditures Of
the Government Of the Is
lands for the fiscal year COM
mencing July l, 1860 and end
ing June 80, 1861. My Budget
message, accompanying the
highest estimates in the is
lands history, will contain
, 1960-04-23

major recommendations as tc
financial policies SO that I
shall not, at this time, go into
any of the details. / wish tc
state, however, that I am pre-
senting, for the first time, a
comprehensive Budget Docu-
ment which contains not only
the proposed operating bud
get from the General Fund
but also the project budget
from Internal Revenue Match
ing Funds as well as the Bud
get for the Government Insur-
ance Fund and the project
budget for the Virgin Islands
Lottery.
I should also mention that,
for the first time in the his
tory of the American Virgin
Islands, there will be sub
mitted to you a Budget to be
financed entirely from local
revenues. With our revenues
this fiscal year approaching or
even passing the seven million
dollar mark, the time is here
when we should call a halt to
major increases in operating
expenditures and concentrate
on getting the most out of our
present use Of the budget dol
lar. Furthermore, the time is
also here, / am convinced,
when we should use Internal
Revenue Matching Fund $
solely for capital improve
ments. On this basic policy
will rest the soundness Of the
fiscal management Of the ter
ritorial government. On this basic
policy we have constructed our
budget estimates For the long
range welfare Of the islands
| believe that this recommen-
, 1960-04-23
NATIONAL YOUTH FITNESS WEEK. 1860
BY HI GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED A 7
"A PROCLAMATION
"A

WHEREAS the fitness of our young people is essential to
the strength and progress of our Islands and our Nation: and
WHEREAS we must always strive to- improve the we'll
being OF our youth by determined and coordinated efforts in
their areas Of learning, work, play and matters Of the spirit;
and
WHEREAS, in this challenging world, fraught with peril
on every side, it is imperative that our young peolpe recog-
nlze their obligations to themselves, to their families, and to
all OF US, in order to prepare themselves for lives Of satisfy
ing and useful citizenship; and
WHEREAS the President has proclaimed the week be
ginning May /, 1860, as National Youth Fitness Week:
NOW, THEREFORE, / John D Merwin, Governor Of the
Virgin Islands of the United States, do hereby proclaim the
week beginning May !, 1860, as National Youth Fitness Week
in the Virgin Islands.
I request officials of the Government, and I urge parents,
young people, and interested local organizations, to cooperate
with the Governors Council and local com~lnittees on Youth
Fitness to use all appropriate means now and during that
week to promote programs and activities demonstrating the
Importance of youth fitness to the end that we may assure the
continuing strength and W~ell-beng Of our people.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Seal of the Virgin Islands Of the United States
to be affixed.
DONE at Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, this 18th day Of
April in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and sixty.
John q. Merwin
Governor
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

MISCELLANEOUS


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aluminium outside awnings door
canopies. folding doors, iron stair
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USED tires, 3 6.7Ox15; S 7.5Oxl4; 7
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

3 COLIN. walnut desks with match
ing swivel chairs in good condi-
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RE. 1-9l00 or come to 1880 Lake
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

IN EUCLID
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building. includes large reception
room. all utilities furnished, park
ing lot. Mr.. Howell, KE. l-787S
ANYTIME
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

TILT Arbor table saw. 10-in.. III
new. Call RE. 1876.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS

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Evening star., 1960-01-27
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Evening star., 1960-01-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Here is another kind Of
tricky word puzzle. In each of
the sentences below one word
has been omitted. In its place
you will find a parenthesis
giving you the number Of let
ters in the missing word, plus
a clue in the form Of q brief
definition. And here's a spe-
cial clue: Each missing word
among the 10 begins with "f."
1. The Hatfields and the Nc
Coys started Americas most
famous (four letters meaning
long lasting family quarreD.
2. Early silent movies used
to conclude with the word (five
letters meaning end).
3. Turkish men used to wear
the (three letters meaning
tapering felt cap).
4. Today's monographs en-
phasize high (eight letters
meaning accuracy of reproduc-
tom.
5. Under trying circum-
stances many a nervous person
becomes (seven letters meaning
restless or uneasy.
6. Easter Is the day when
women deck themselves in their
(six letters meaning gay
clothes).
7. Debussy's most famous
OPUS is the Afternoon of q
-four letters meaning a pagan
god, half-goat and half-man) ;"
g.. ."Mush on" cried the Es-
kimo. "this is no time to (six
letters meaning hesitate)."
9. A favorite sport in the
Middle ages was (eight letters
meaning hunting birds with a
hawk.
10. A popular belief is that
George Washington could not
utter a (nine letters meaning
| llie).
Score 10 points for each cor
rect answer. 100 is, Of course,
excellent: 80 is fair. Below 20
better look up the words you
missed so that you'll know
them another time.
/. feud: 2. finis: 8. fez: :.
fidelity: 5. fidgety: 6. finery;
Z. faun; 8. falter; o. falconry;
10. falsehood.
Do you know the most COM
mon errors Of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
your speech and writing, SIM,
Iply send a self-addressed.
stamped envelope, plus 10
cents to cover handling, to
William Morris, GOOD GRAM
MAR. in care Of this newspaper.
released by The Bell syndteate)
Evening star., 1960-01-27
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The Sidney herald., 1960-09-28
E,avsGling with the
COUNTY AGENT
BY Dean Davidson. County Extension Agent
Leslie Sender. Associate County Agent

Beet Top Silage
Last week we included in this
column considerable information
from 'Beets and Meat" on ensiling
fresh green beet leaves just prior
to harvest. This week we would
like to relate what Maynard and
KnauS, noted authorities on live
stock feeding, have to say about
SLIDING tops after harvest.
The following information, then,
is taken from Maynard and
KnauS'S "BeetS and Meat.
Where beet tops are to be 81
loed it is a good plan to handle
them with machinery as much as
possible. Fresh green tops can be
rolled into windrows with a side
delivery rake, then gathered eth
er with the pickup" from a
combine attached to the beet
loader, with some types of beet
leaders direct, or with a. field
chopper. These operations gener-
ally tend to shake out most of the
dirt and clodS and to deliver clean
tops to the silo, an important
factor in making good beet-top
Silage. Tops may also be taken
directly from the beet-topping
unit and sliced without touching
the ground but in such cases it
is best to include some dry fod-
der to absorb and retain their
hiob n0Oict11ro oOn4opt
A woven wire sling placed in
the bottom of the beet rack makes
1T possible to unload tops at the
silo with a minimum of hand
labor. In some instances, tops are
successfully dumped from the
beet rack directly into the trench
silo by tipping the beet rack with
am automatic hydraulic lift
Settled beet-top silage weighs
about so pounds per cubic foot,
AS tops settle considerably dur
ing fermentation in the silo, it is
a good plan to allow a period of
2 or 3 days between the stack
ing of each 3 to 4 feet of green
tops. In ordinary farm Silos or
stacks, a width of 10 to IA feet is
advisable with a final height of
settled silage of about 6 feet, but
trench silos 20 feet wide, 10 feet
deep and $50 feet long to hold a
thousand tons of beet-top silage
are not uncommon. Beet-top sill
age may be fed from the entire
top of the stack removing only a
thin layer each day. Where the
stack is built alongside of the
cattle feed hunks, this is a COM
mon practice and saves labor of
loading and unloading the silage.
If silage is to be fed from one
end of the trench silo, however,
the tops should be covered with
a foot layer of wet pulp or with
some freShly-mown green alfalfa
which will mat down to provide a
protective covering"
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-28

those of you who would like to
have your youngsters enroll in a
club that has already been es-
tablished in your community, con-
tact the local club leaders. For
information relative to the various
clubs in the county and All Club
work in general, please feel free
to call at u office In the county
Court House.
Remember, all boys and girls
who will be ten years of age by
June l, 1861, or who have not
reached their twenty-first birth
day before January l, 1861 are
eligible to be All Club members
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-28
THE AL LUNDS AND
MISS KINDLEY VISIT IN N. I'D.

MIR. and Mrs. Al Lund and
Miss Hulda Kindley drove to Kill
deer, N. D.. Sunday to visit old
friends and to see the site of the
old homestead OF Miss Kindley's
mother which was located IL
miles from the Killdeer Noun
talnS. This was Miss Kindley's
first visit there in As years. They
visited at the Ludwig Schmidt
home in Killdeer and enjoyed
driving through the Theadore
Roosevelt Park entering from the
north entrance out of Watford
City, a drive that they are recon-
mending for it's scenery with the
green changing to fall colors.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-28

don't overlook having lights over
doorways and entrances to out
buildings. For these places O
can use ordinary bulbs with
simple r~eflectors.
And whine you r planning
your yard lighting, be sure to
plan for a switching arrangement
that will be convenient. If AT
all possible, try to have the
switching SO you can turn the
lights on ahead of you as Won
move about the yard and turn
J them off as you return to the
house.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-28
All Club Work

October is the month for the
reorganization of established All
Clubs and the organization of new
clubs here in Richland County
Record books have been turned
IN and most of the project work
has been completed for the year,
New officers r. usually elected
for the coming year at these
October meetings. Parents who
are interested nj starting a new
club should contact our office
soon if they III interested in or
ganlzing for the coming year. For