davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
At LINCOLN FIELDS

Weather CLOUDY. track. heavy.
First Race Wrinkle VIVA HaP. LADY
Thirteen. Limitation. Csutivo Cray Ethel.
Jsyfcee sly Gal Blaufuss. PARK CIV.
Second Race steep. Charming Sudis.
Pyrexin. Westerns son. HUrs Palm.
Meadow Money.
Third Race-Charming. The Anvil.
Psuison. Our David Muggtns. Doug
Brashear High Josie
Fourth Race--Pea Green. Wa1aswsep.
Vsldina Niece, Neiied Ace. Black MARX.
Lghtdome
F1fth Race-Ok
Eighth Race Cantans Aut0gra ph.
Blue Tints. Hustle Along stella Nc
Fair Haste Grape Vine. Weeks
Ninth Race (suhstitute) Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

WASHINGTON, June 2. 49,
Your chance of being killed by
is a $4,000 10 / shot,
the census bureau reported today.
And as TO death from venomous
poisoning. the odds are better
than million 10 one.
In 1889. the bureau found,
caused only 800 deaths
in the United States; venomous
poisoning. 102; excessive cold, 100
and sunstroke, '527.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Demands Barracks Bids

WASHINGTON, June 2.-GNS)
Declaring that $3.50, 100000 of
the first $500, 000, 900 spent for new
army barracks was wasted, Repre-
sentative Engle CD, Michigan, to-
day demanded that the army
abolish its cost plus fixed fee sys-
tenn and resort to competitive bids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Extra Police Guard
Lehman, LaGuardia
By International New. service

NEW YORK. June 2. -- Addi-
tional police guards have been as
signed TO guard Gov. Herbert II.
Lehman and Mayor Fiorello La
Guardia. il was learned today, be-
cause of threatening letters sent
the two officials since they became
active in the civilian defense pro-
gram.
LaGuardia is co-ordinator Of
civilian defense. and Lehman is
state director of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
AT SUFFOLK

Weather drilling; track. slow.
FitSi RAce-Dsmica, Jsr. Ourara7,
Glssman. Sipantuck, Showurn, Miss
Happy Not High
SeconH Race Hedda Cab, Iftsn q
Lever Brutus Folly
Third Rsce-Ballaross Our Florence,
villa Platte
Fourth Race - postsrttv. Woodvils.
Rough Brigade. AristJcTacy. Grisetts.
EStremus. Grandesm,
Fifth Race-Mlss Gallant, One o One,
Oso, BagErAve.
Sixth Race Bsrtillon, Almac. Bonnie
Buzz Stepacola.
seventh Race-Fl0silda. Old River.
Wrought Iron.
Eighth Race Butter. Levena San An
tioca, Blackmail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Hood|ums Terrorize
Park S Holiday Crowd

State police and M com b
County deputies today were
rounding up a gang of hoodlums
who shot up a shooting gallery
and terrorized holiday week-enders
at Stanton WEIGH Park. near
Utica. After starting a brawl in
the dance hall and taking over
the shooting gallery, the hoodlums
took SIS from the proprietor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
EXTEND DELIVERIES

Deliveries are becoming ever
more extended. For one large
maker Of plates orders now being
placed on books, whore no priority
rules, specify 1913 delivery. Some
makers who had been selling half
Eartedly for 1912 delivery are
eoming stricter because or me
Notwithstanding picture and dill
ficulty of foreseeing conditions IN
1912. Such strictness. makes in
coming orders taper sharply.
A new inquiry calls for 400 900
tons of plates for shipbuilderS
who are 10 turn out 123 more
merchant ships a pipe line from
Baton Rouge. La, 10 New York.
involving i3o 600 tons Of mostly
24-inch pipe. is about 70 be placed
TIN plate capacity has been
engaged for 400 900 tons Of TN
plate for Great Britain over inc
next y months. 10 be shipped
Is. 900 tons monthly. For the Same
destination pig iron producers are
actively figuring on 10000 tons
of pig iron, taif ioeH Phes and half
bcssemcr. one discussed plan being
to allocate among producers with
respect 10 their percentage OF na-
tiOnal caDacltV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
TO Meet
State Dem Chiefs

Edward J. Flynn. Democratic
chairman. will meet with
leading Michigan Democrats to-
day as he continues a get-ac-
quainted and organizational trip
throughout the nation.
II plan 10 meet today with
members OF the State Central
Committee and the various
county chairman I'm the state"
Flynn said. "My trip has moth
ing 10 do with national defense
or the national picture a. a
whole. IL IL merely an effort
To get acquainted with the
various Democratic leaders.
II was too busy during the
campaign To get around the
country much last Fall. There
remains Tot 0f grFsuizatiunai
work Ia be done. I have a num-
Der of comments and sugges-
tions Ia make To the chairmen
j am going 10 meet with today"
The meeting Will be held al the
Fort Shelby Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Scratches
AT BELMONT PARK
weather. cloudy track, mud

Weather, cloudy: track, muddy.
First RSce-Skyfiier.
Second Race--schuylerville High Luck,
Beau Brannon. Six Shooter. Dolly, Fiery
Steel Not Alone
Third Race-Brenner Pass
Fifih Race--W oodvsie Queen, Even
Tar
seventh Race-Portalih Middle Aisle .
Elghtn Race Guerrilla, Aantagna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Partly cloudy 10.
day and TUESDAY No decided change IN
temperature. gentle variable winds, mostly
northerly.
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy today
and Tuesday; no decided change IN tenn
perature
Upper Michigan Partly cloudy today
ard TUESDAY. no decided change in tenn
persture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
County Hur|er
Has Hitter
STANDINGS
ux4trE nEx-ssIaN

A single in the first frame was
the only hit Plymouth could make
off Art Lessel, Inkster Linderman
hurler, and the latter scored a 80
victory in the Inter-County Base
ball League yesterday. Only three
balls were hit to the outfield as
Lessel walked two.
Other games, however, saw the
heaviest clouting of the season.
Belleville turned in the highest
count of the day by pummeling
Wolverines, 26-5. Waltz trounced
Saline. 24-12. and Romulus bumped
Olympics, 15-4. Big Five dropped
its first game in six starts when
it fell to BEDFORD, lis.
Plymouth 600 900 600 I 3
Inkster Lind 201 COO 00x--3 o o
Molnar stromberger and Horath; Les
sci and Lindberg.
BEDFORD 200 900 li4-li 3
Biz Five i0I DOL 302--s Q 2
Lloyd Cunninham and Meisner. Berthul-
son. Holdworth. Roth: Plez and Girard.
Ann Arbor DOL 900 306-l0 10
DeLorne and Mllsrch; Rossback and
Amazo 100 lo3 oo1-a IL 2
NestWood 600 100 00O-1 10 )
Gohs and Aichson: Hill and Gieske.
Inkstet, Mer. 500 go O3x--11 IL 3
Melvndale 400 03i 00i--
Ferrice, Rice and Cigan. Soloman and
Coleman.
Belleyille 535 230 3o5-26 n
Wolverines go 600 0f0-- III
Hail and LagFins, Mulreed Repaid,
Anderson. Bennett and Bennett
saline 900 100 s05--12 10
Waltz 142 OTIS 32x--24 ~
II. Frey. p. Frey and c. Frey; schaefer,
Corte and Craght.
Garden CITY 200 001 000--3 II 4
Dearborn 600 900 ZOO
Baker. Scott and Pstro; Westland and
Rogan.
Romulus 223 100 bO0--15 IS 3
olympics 600 040 0oo- s ,
Vlock and Mack; Dave Bone and Davis
Bone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
GRANTED EXCEPTIoN

The Central Iron and Steel
Company. Harrisburg. Pa, maker
of plates, has been granted an OK
ception in the steel price freezing
order by the OPACS whereby il
may charge s. per ton over the
official 210-cent price. this being
the second company 10 be granted
specifically an exception.
In line with the current move 10
simplify steelS tho number Of
sac standard stcpls has been cut
from 100 10 S.. the last previous
revision having been made in
1895.
Though Memorial Day is not an
official holiday in tho steel indus
try. many departments observed
IL as such. Some warehouse dis
trihutors closed from Thursday
night 10 Monday morning
Number Of merchant ships now
under construction or contracted
for is $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Expect Further
Cut in Civilian
Use Of Stee!

OCLEVELAND. o., June p
President Roosevelts declaration
of an unlimited national emer-
gency" is expected TO speed even
more rapidly developments in the
steel industry. Larger proper
tons of steel are expected to go
for Britain and defense. with
civilian uses correspondingly cur
tailed. Business as usual, with
complete supplying of all peace
time steel needs, apparently now
seems impossible, even to the die
hards.
Steelmakers expect. at least
hope, that the Presidents refer
ence 10 needs for more harmon
ious relations between capital and
labor will be backed up by strict
enforcement OF industrial peace
by Washington, says Magazine
Steel.
The declaration OF national
emergency implies more regimen
tation of steel ana ether industries
II is recognized that priorities may
be extended. inventory control
frightened over the loose rulings
now in force and civilian needs
limited more drastically. In speak
ing OF the possible necessity Of
curtailing automobile production
more sharply, sentiment was eX-
pressed typically by steel man
Temarking. Better 10 walk, II
that will insure against bombs
dropping on our homes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
on NILE
NOTES
wealher. cIoudy. traek. muddy.

NOTES straw and Detroit Rul
worked together C z. Cur'iss worked
handiiy JOHNNY O. and Hup Nanoy were
in company Bsshful Miss Mint R'val
and Latters Choice worked together Miss
Westie and Hazel r. worked handly to-
cether Verakee and Madame Chene show Cd
good speed IN ne going. Bon SQUAD
seemed ~ relish the track. Imperial lean.
Anbuscade Sf"- w. and sun Fiber
worked from the barrier.
QUIZ Bee and Mint Sand worked to-
Cether
Donie Wanda and Peckerwood were In
company
seven Devils appeared 10 relish the foot
Ing
Miss Glamor and Countmein worked
hsndi'v together
going
Fine Things and Pinch Hitter worked =
HANDY haif mile
non N0ss seemed 10 relish me going
Boss Hoss and scandalous worked A mite
IN company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
At DETROIT

weather. clear; track. slow.
First RAce--Techy.
Third Rsce-Cherokss Red, Ruskslle
Eighth Raes-Tuancross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
RECEDES ] POINT

The national steel ingot produc-
ton rate fell one point last week
10 80 per cent. Declines took
place in three districts: Chicago 2
points 10 100i9. Wheeling / point
10 So and Cleveland y point 10
96 Three districts advanced. De-
troit by 3 points 10 81. New Eng.
land 5 points 10 % and Cincinnati
3l2 points TO 92i2. Unchanged
Ire the following: Buffalo al %
Birmingham az IS. ST. Louis at %.
Pittsburgh at 100is. eastern Penn
sylvania at 90 and Youngstown at
OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Ohio Brass Company declared
n dividend of 80 cents on the com.
mon "A" and "B. payable juno
"a to stock OF record June Z. a
IKE amount was paid March "A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Steels three composite price
groups for last week were I'M
changed: iron and steel at S3S.15.
finished steel az $500 and steel
works scrap at S1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

This policy protects insured persons in the military
or naval service on land Of the United States
Excluding aviation and submarine sevice within
the bounds Of the 48 states or the District OF
Columbia. so long as the United States remains al
peace and is NOT engaged in declared or unde-
elared war; as well as insured persons not in such
service. It's BIG protection at little cost.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-07
ROSE BOWL OFFICIAL
HENDERSON VISITOR

Nope, HENDERSON high schools
football eleven won't perform iii
thu Rose Bow in Pasadena. Cal.
At the end OF The present play
Ing season. but an official of the
Rose Bowl corporation was 4
business visitor 10 this city yes
tcIdlN II was learned today.
His n4uc is Brooks. and he is
4 salesman Tor = Pasadena con
crete concern when not engaged
in arranging for the hig New
Years bAN classic on the west
coast His company has plants III
the ra>t al Philadelphia and IL
thu south at birmingham. lie
sells WItCrNurh> guipmrnt, and
WA> here calling on municipal
officials
Hr Brooks asked about the
fortunes of Duke University.
whose team mad so impressive
a showing against the lnivcr-
>itN of Tennessee in Duke Sta
dunn last SATURDAY. He said the
west coast liked the Durham uni
ver>ity. and intimated a hope
that Wallace Nadc's Blue Devils
would travel west again come
New Years Day. 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-07
Deacs Look
To Gamecocks

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a,n oHrf.r.,ca
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~
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go" san < 80 - az
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- Va 't"S " No"piG -
b" pay, D"' : C"Eeleu ueep
~ Dil" 'e,'I''ty
'tac'H M. ana " Ia"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

TINE firm belief exists in the
worlds foreign offices that
Germany has usurped full con-
troll of Italy from within, leaving
II Duce more or less glorified
puppet.
While absolute confirmation Of a
move of such immensely in Axis af-
fairs is impossible, Washington feels
certain that Hitler took over" to
prevent revolution and the complete
collapse of his failing war partner.
When the first Nazi troops moved
into Italy to bolster Mussolini's lag
ging legions in Africa and Albania,
there came with them German secret
police, ostensibly to guard communi-
cations, but in fact to impose Hitler's
will, or SO the experts insist. More
troops poured in after them.
German air fields have been
established in southern Italy and
Sicily and a stable German army
was at Genoa awaiting transport to
Africa when bombardment of that
port by the British fleet forced an
abandonment of that plan.
The recent clash between British
and Nazi mechanical troops in
Africa led experts to believe the
Nazis have assumed control of Italian
military affairs in that quarter.
Nazi transports have flown Black
Shirts to Albania, where Stukas and
German mechanical troops have
long been in action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Greek Tag Sale
Raises $500

Most Tacomans evidently are in
wholehearted sympathy with
Greece in her plncky fight against
AXIS power aggressors
In the double tag-day held here
last Friday and Saturday local
citizens were not backward in do
mating their pennies. nickels.
dimes and even larger coins and
bills.
Wherefore. according TO Chair
man Nick Nitos of Tacoma's Greek
War Relief committee. more than
5000 was raised in the two-dsy
tag sale. one young woman vendor
reported that a man she stopped
turned his pockets inside out and
gave everything he had, even tax
tokens
We are deeply grateful for the
wonderful support the public here
is giving US" Vitos said Monday.
Tacoma people were very gener-
Gus in their response TO our tag
sale. and | am sure the contribu-
tons made express more clearly
than anything how strongly they
feel about aiding Greece's war vic
Tins"
The money secured through the
tag sale. augmented by other
funds being raised, will be sent
shortly in the second big relief
check from this city to national
headquarters OF the Greek War
Relief association in New York
/ r{fv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

a propeller he was struck by the
whirling blade and lost an arm
But there's something about fly
ing it gets men like Patterson. He
became so deft in the use Of an
artificial arm that the Civic Aero
nsutios authority granted him a
special waiver.
Today ne IS manager Of the air
port at Bellingham. the aviation
career ne used to dream about Well
under way
Patterson's story, Of course is
unusual, but its illustrative of the
breed of men for whom life would
not be worth living if they couldn' t
ny-the men. for the most part.
of commercial aviation.
It's a nard lot they choose. A
long, eXactng and expensive
apprenticeship they serve. A stiff
course of training. without the
glory, the fanfare and the uniform
which comes to military pilots.
They have to pay their own way
Most Of them have % take their
air training after Tor before) they
work fun-time at some job they
probably don't like. Some rush
out 10 the field for an hour or
40 before work, hurry back to the
field after work, getting in an hour
or so before dark.
Instruction Costs Money
Their instruction costs them
money. They have to spend long
hours in studying such subjects as
meterolo2y, theory Of flight, navi-
CATION, rules and regulations and
engines.
And they have to have 200 hours
flying time. at from SIS TO IS ar
hour, before they can become elg.
ihle for D commercial license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Drama, Thrills Mark Aviation
Careers Of Tacoma Enthusiasts
Unherolded. Unoided. They're Making
Good in Difficult Commercial Field

Altogether II costs them about
: 600 before they can hope q
earn a cent IN the flving profess
son. some - them most persons
would brand them As nuts SUI
fer severe self-inflieted hsrdships
missing meals occasionally. fo- in
stance m order u psy for ~
extra hour IN fhe air All sorts
- things like that
No Free Lessons
But there's something about fy-
Ing-it gets some men. And they
never Nh.mper about their lot.
They want 10 fly.
Some 81 them resent. privately.
the fact that the government re
Gently began giving free instruc-
ton 10 college students They feel
they will be Just as valuable in
time Of war as the college men and
women who learn TO fly. They feel
that they are as worthy Of free
instruction as college students but
they aren't crying about il. They
want 10 fiy.
During the past few years. nu-
merous Tacoma men have become
full-fledged commercial niers after
completing arduous training
courses at Mueller Harkins field
here.
Four Of Warren Holmes
Herbert Harris. Gene Donnelley
and Bob Deland are in Canada
attending an instructors school
and before long they'll be teach
ing Canadian air force recruits
how TO fly.
Mike Turvy. who at one time
was partner Of Bert Thasher.
operating Northwest Aircraft Co
at the Mueller Harkins field. re-
Gently accepted a job flying for
United Airlines.
Norval Norton is now being sent
10 a special school for Civic Aero
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

sao j. an instructor 1t ths Han
- school
Jerry Andersen = - Instructor
under the Cslhan riict Training
nHeKrsr In Fllsnseure George
solomon l. = 4 = T Instructor
n Tacoma Refne I'LL IS serving Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

hours IN ths Az .ns % aashfsd n
operate both lard - sea planes.
Emais Nefks. SIth land and go
nIans rsfinss bids private
rIfafs nrer.e. - nos teaches
zfaund srheai courses 81 Lincoln
hIKh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

re same capacity 1t Everett
Two Tscnma Youths Del Rus
SCI ard Prank Fulisr-are nus
nasmeers % TIE Amy Air Cofrs
reserve on active Hnty
A. learned TIER nyng At the
laeal field Learned Il The hard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

There's something Ah0ut flying
. plane 1T gets some men
Tommy Patterson. Tor example
wanted % ~ he enrolled a. =
student 81 Mue1er-Harklns fed.
but one day there while spinning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

T~o s'nsr rsro~~ iris wcrfh
mentioning are cFse~ Iehnson snd
Hattie Raymond ssth sela private
plot hceuses
There's somsthfnx about living
n gets sorn< Fr<n ard n Kefs
ssaze ssmen. tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

~ Rut there's something about
flYlnx it gets sens mrn
Aud Il Gets sems women too.
Ne. ! feminine Ter IN Tacoms
probably . Frsnees Shirley. wha
Is . limited commercial Pllat
FstinK she has - scms 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

nauties authority Inspectors IN
aleative 81 brilliant future.
Two in California
Bert Clark = II California. an
instructor FOR Ire famed Rvsn air
pane school Aisa n Csl1ornls :
Frank Lytle. another racomsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

MANY ARE ONE OF A KIND!
Check this list! See how many Of those sps-
eials are things you want RIGHT NOW Add
your savings! Then rush 10 Wards and snap
Every one 10 priced low to move quickly -.
to clear out our stocks! Every one 10 . spec
taeular value! But quantities are limited! So.
hurry, hurry! Come to Wards now and Savs!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

s. l. Hayakawas Language Action" has condemned
unfit and unAmerican by the Americanm Comm OF
Legion 1t will combat he cevery concealed Axis
Italians supporting II Mundo paper.
Gilda Grays in love again A New
Oracle Hartman carries her lipstick
Baanchine will do next years Rngling's Circus!
,
- Gil Gafvan amazing :. No matter The
when he leaning against seemingly very ILL
Gavan him and offered o hospital
The fellow said thanks bud then whipped a
dug it into Gs ribs and stuck him up all
and ring
Moral; Parks for
SOUNDS IN THE NIGHT: In Roosevelt:
- "They have everything In common-except
"Eickee She's the only girl out her
wedding
At Bertooi's:
"Parm me. you buy hat grow it,"
At the Riviera
as a kiss on he forebead
In the Village Vanguard
He's tighter a between two phonics-
NEW YORCEI1Ds Julie al Armandos.
~ Ida Lupno Ladies chiluloid give
high blood pressure
Paramounts Birth of the Blues"-a Bing Crosbeaut.
Carl Franks hemotng via CHS Are Missing Herr"
Eddy Duchin's Strand.
The Barbary Coast Boys at Rogers Corner.
Dactas chanting OF "Bilongo' the Rainbow
The song "Frady Cat" Daddy"
Tommy fuckers platter of World Fire" corker
Bway Byron's Definition Of Carryn
When You Throw Your Heart Her Feeand Doesn't
Trip Her.