davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Churchill Downs
By the Associated Press.

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900; allow
ances: 3-year -olds and upward; 6l7 fur
longs.
xJack Twink 100 Book Plate Ill
Xa Flying Easy 100 Valdina Groom 4
ConScript lis xa Little KISS lu4
j. Fred Miles entry.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

show for his recent Maryland
efforts. He may be able to cop
this in the easiest possible man
ner. ON THE LEVEL dlsap-
pointed in her last but all of
her previous races show her to be
very consistent. INDIAN SUN
is ready.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Other Selections
Consensus a. Laurel.

consensus a Laurel.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Pinch Hitter. Captain Mat, Ell
Jelis
2-Janegri, Conqueror 3rd, Feed
Patch.
3-Steel Beam. Curious Roman
Connie Jean.
4-Bill Farnsuorth. Red Wrack
Skin Deep
5-Miss Goshen, Swabia, Daily
Trouble
6-Allesandro, Birch Rod, Sague-
nay 2nd.
7-shaheen, Hardy Bud, Yale O.
Nine.
s-star Chance, Distillation, Allen
Caid.
Best bet-Star Chance.
Laurel Good.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Captain Mat. Flying Reign, Pinch
Hitter
2-Prompto, Conqueror III, Purport.
3-On the Level, Incoming, vi
vacity
4-Bill Farnsworth, Straight Lead,
Skin Deep.
5-Transflgure, Wiretapper, Best
Seller
6-Allessandro, Birch Rod, Sague-
nay II
7-Transmitter Shaheen. Fair Hero.
8-Solatium, Distillation. Gourmet.
Best bet-AlleSSandrO.
Empire Consensus Good.
By the Associated Press.
1-Stevada. Lees Jimmie, React
2-Strawberry, New Life. Horti-
culturist.
3-Feathery, Mersa Matruh. Bostee.
4+Baris, Catan, Columbus Day.
5-Tola Rose, Homeward Bound,
Obash.
6-Night 6 Editor, Daily Delivery, The
Chief.
-Williamstown, Starlike, Sun Gal
omar
Best bet-Tola Rose
Rockingham Consensus Muddy.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Blaufuss, Rich Cargo, Lady Ariel,
2-Paddy. Rosetta, Mosawtre.
3-Shrimpie, Valdina Zest, Shippers
Mate.
4-Ball O. Fire, Kleig Light, Late
pass.
5-Driving Power, Wee Scot, Idle
Fancies.
6-Us,. Sameron. Kentown.
7-Chestnut Bur, Trysak, Don
Pecos.
8-Baby Talk. Pistol Pete, Lovick.
9-Foggy Day, Alley, Ariel Gazelle.
Best bet-Driving Power.
Churchill Downs (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times
Royal Heels, C. C. Curtiss, Monks
Memo.
2-Miah, Piplad. Nominee.
3-Flying Easy, Jack Twink, Valdina
Groom.
4Fly Me, Wauchula. Jane Pola.
5-Hoptown Lass, The Object, I'm
penetrable
6-Widener entry, Meggy, Blue De-
light
7-Avesta, Sickleking, Eyes.
8-(Substitute) - Wood Chopper,
Mistletoe, Sidetrack
Best bet-Widener entry.
Sportsman's Park Selections.
By Chicago Daily Times.
Imperial Jones, Bena Bane, My
Mommy.
big Bill, Double With, Signmaker.
3-Casual 3 Play. Swift Sue, Mandate.
HYondell E, Prefer Transit, Black
Beggar.
5-Honey Boat, Commission, Bet w.
6-Mr. and Mrs. v. Sovinski entry,
Crossbow End, All Lizzie.
7-Stairs, Askaris, Lillian Roth
8-My Bobby, The Marker, Night
Mist.
Substitute race-Square Jane, Busse
Trumpet, Colite.
Best-Casual Play.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
EIGHTH RAcE-PurSe. 81 900. claim
ng: 4-year-nldS ana I'D ] z, miles

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and good
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Neutrality

Continued From First Page
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tSee COURT ASSIGNMENTS,
Page A-5J
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THIRD RACE-Purse. sl.1OO, allow

FOURTH RACE-Purse, = 500. claim
ing. 3-year-oldS and I'd. furlongs.
Straight Lea6 KEEPER III
Kill FarnSvorth tCouieI -----.--- los
Seventh Day ,McCombs, los
Red WracE tWaltersl ----- 100
xSkin Deep tRemerScheldl ----- 103
Biz Stakes tDeeringb ------- 1O5
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Laurel
By the Associated Press.

BY lhe ASSDCld Gu TicSo
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; special
weights. maldens. 2-year -olds, 9 furlones.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
BY the Associated Press.

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year -olds and upward furlongs
a Chance Sord 03 xDavid B, Jr. Qs
XCrosSbow II - Ill a Uncle Walter l01
Weisenheimer 1O7 xAll Lizzie -- los
XCam Fin los
Mr. Mrs Y SOyinski entry
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T. S. ]. a.
BASEBALL PLAYED
July Is
LOrain at Detroit
Salem at East
Canton Bye

Berlin. Supplementing many
important measures for social Sc
curity taken on behalf of wage
earners and salaried employees,
the Reich Labor Ministry has
now issued new legislation cover
ing public health insurance,
which is considered revolutioniz-
ing. 1t amounts to wide extern
ton of privileges for the insured
without increase in dues. The
main feature consists in the re-
moval of time limitations for be.
nefts, which up to now terminal
ed after 26 weeks. Medicine bills
for instance, are now paid from
the public insurance fund until
the patient is fully recovered
Benefits are also extended to
other members of the family OF
the insured, without time limits
The regulations cover the entire
German working population.
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FERRY TALES
By Esther

Martins Ferry, Ohio, July s.
The T. S. ]. A. Convention Of
l04l is over now, and we have
only the sweet memories of this
all important affair. We had a
grand time during our stay in the
fair city Of New Castle. and | do
say. New Castle deserves much
credit for putting over the Con-
vcntion as they did. Everything
was OF the best. and as for the
hotel. we'll. - they couldn't have
picked a better one. In spite OF
the fact. that no one got any
sleep whatsoever. the Castleton
was "tops'. with capital "T'.
So to you, New Castle. the
Martins Ferry Junior Saxon club
wishes to thank each and every
one who helped to make the con-
vention of al" a grand success,
and we sincerely hope. that when
you travel to our very small city
Of Martins Ferry. we can show
you just as good time as von
showed us.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Cleveland, Ohio, July 3-Splish
Splash! Ahoy Luther League
shipmates! There surely is not
any doubt that your attending
Luther League "splash party"
held this Saturday, July 5, at F..
2O8th Street Shore Club. Mem
bers will meet at the church at
$50 sharp. From there we'll take
any OF the Euclid Beach street
cars to Euclid Beach. Then the
City of Euclid bus to f. 2O9th
Street. cross the boulevard and
walk down to the Lake. Besides
the loads OF foods there will be
lots of fun in store. There will be
a small fee OF 2Oc to cover the
cost of refreshments.
SO fellows and gals get on
your swimming suits and when
all OF us little "splashies' get to-
gether we will sure make it a
splashy affair!
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Pennsylvania. born in Greens
burg on April 10. 1913.
He attended school there and
upon his graduation in 1880 was
awarded the Lynch essay prize
in English composition.
He entered Grove City college
where as freshman he won the
Allen Peace Contest in oratory
and where as a unior he edited
the weekly college paper.
In his senior year he was an
assistant in the English depart
ment and was elected to mem
bership in national honorary
dramatic and forensic societies
Theta Alphi Phi and Pi Kappa
Delta, respectively.
He was graduated from Grove
City college with the A. B. degre
in 1884. having majored in his
tory and French. with minors in
English and biology. He holds
public school teaching certificates
in both Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Served at Brighton
Mr.. Lauffer entered the Ober-
lin School OF Theology and dur
ing the past year and half OF
his studies there has filled the
pulpit OF the Congregations
church at Brighton.
He graduated from the Ober-
lin Seminary in May.
Mr.. Lauffer is married and has
a fve-year-old daughter. Betty
Lou. His wife. the former Olga
Rehner of Cleveland. attended
Hiram college and Western Re.
serve University. She now CON
ducts nursery school in Ober-
lin.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lauffer
have done social work at Hiram
House in the Cleveland slum
district. Mr.. Lauffer. in the years
between his graduation from col
lege and the beginning OF his Sc
minary course, worked at various
occupations in Clevela,ld d.
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ST. JOHNS
LUTH.CHURCH
PICNIC JULY 13

All out In the open fields OF
rain9ed the most gallant time Of
holding its yearly picnic July l3. at
the beautiful hilly Glenridge Pic
mic grounds. 25l0 Glenridge Rd.,
Euclid, Ohio. This year the Broth
erhood OF the church has again ar
ranged the most gallant time OF
the church to enjoy the time Of
their lives in environment OF
Christian fellowship. We welcome
interest and cooperation OF every
member on this day. to be present
and take part in the program.
Please. little booklets which are
out among all members for sale are
to be returned with the stubs and
money on or before Sunday. July
9th. We extend a harty welcome
to out OF town SaxOns. who are
in Cleveland. O.. the 18Th. Re there
as will enjoy it.
With Christian Greetings
st. Ohn's luth brotherhood.
George Folberth. Prot. .-Sec'v.
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CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, Ohio. July B.
Thursday; July 10, is the next re-
gular monthly meeting of the Co.
lumbus Junior Saxon Club. Let
us make this a 1000 attendance
meeting. We can do this # We
have everyones cooperation, es-
pecially that of the Senior mem
bers. Most of the Seniors have
been asking why the club does
not do this and that. Has it ever
occurred to you, that it can only
be done by all Juniors cooperat,
ing. Most OF you have boys and
girls who should belong to the
club. but you don't make any at
tempt. whatsoever. 10 have them
become member OF the Junior
Saxon Club. | think if we had a
little more cooperation from all
the Seniors that the Columbus
Junior Saxon Club could become
one of the best ever. Why not
send your boys and girls to- the
next meeting. Thursday. July
10, at 800 p. NJ, and we will
show you one of the best clubs
in the T. S. ]. A. And by the way,
what has happened to our former
officers? We need your coopera-
ton, too.
Sunday. July l3. is the date
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GARY. IND. NEWS
By Hilla Thalgott

Gary. Ind. July 3-The Con.
vention is over but Gary's dele,
gates are still trying to recover
from the after effects! Thanks
New Castle. for the swell time.
we really enjoyed ourselves.
Entertainment
Our monthly meeting was held
Wednesday. July q The Jrs.
were anxiously awaiting the re-
port that the delegates brought
back from the Convention. Our
new entertainment committee is
doing wonders. A Riverview out
ing headed the list with beach
party next in line. We hope this
committee will keep up thei'
spirit and really start the ball
rolling. All we need now is 4 little
more enthusiasm ION the mem
bers part. T.,
Congratulations
We want to congratulate the new
ly wedd Mr.. and Mrs. Michae
Petri and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
SCHNEIDER. who both took their
vows OF holy matrimonf on Sat.
June %. We wish you lots ol
luck and happiness, These two
Young couples have done just as
Rev. Foisel said in the COnven-
ton. "Saxons sticking to SAY
Ons'.
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
Rv Hilda Bodendorfer

New Castle. Pa. July 3-To
begin an article with an apology
is futile. for no one believes it
anyhow. SO. instead. ! will say |
am a week late--you know it. ]
know it and so does everyone
else. However. when one has a
thank you" to extend to others,
that is never too late. That. in
cidentally. is my mission.
To all of the Junior Saxons
from near and far who attended
the T. s. !. a. Convention here
in New Castle. thank you for
coming. for your cooperation and
for helping to- make our plans
workable.
To all OF the Seniors who had
enough interest in their proteges
to be with them in their work
and their play. thank you"
To all of our mothers who
cooked such delicious meals for
our guests and ourselves. thank
YOU" We surely have a wonder
ful bunch OF mothers. we Saxons.
They worked two days in that
hot. stuffy kitchen without a
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CEDAR POINT
"The old Maestro and all the
Lads" coming for week start.
ing July 4th.

Whether you like your dance
music straight or spiced up with
dash Of wise-cracking. you'll
get lots of both when Ben Bernie
fills his weeks engagement at
Cedar Point on Lake Erie. The
dancers. his musicians. the man.
agement and all else who fall
under the eye Of the "Maestro"
will come in for their share Of
god natured quips as Ben leads
"the lads" through their PAGES
for a full week starting Friday,
July 4th.
It's still a debatable question
whether radio was made for
Bernie - or vice versa, but there
can be no question that the two
of them have skyrocketed to po-
pularity, hand in hand.
High spots in every one of the
Ben Bernie programs are the
catchy. close harmony songs by
the now famous Bailey sisters.
June and Sue, "the Harmony
Duo. are honest and truly sis
ters. and listeners always agree
that arrangements such as theirs
could be mastered only by life
time association.
Another feature Of great inter
est will be the airing of Bernie's s
commercial radio program. "The
New Army Game, on Friday
evening. July 4th. over the natio-
nal facilities OF the Blue Net
work. This hilarious quiz pro-
gram will be broadcast direct
from the stage of the resorts
Grand Ballroom. where Bernie
will be playing his weeks en-
gagement. Dancers in the ball
room on that evening may watch
- and possibly participate in -
this radio show.
1t is reported that advance re-
servations for the holiday week
end and the ensuing two weeks
are running far ahead of all ex-
pectations. and it is anticipated
that Cedar Point will enjoy one
of the most successful holidays
OF its history. The management
has also just announced that
there will be an extra July 4th
matinee at 800 on Friday after
noon. Bernie and "all the lads"
will play his extra session for the
benefit of the young folks and
others who otherwise might not
have the opportunity to dance to
name orchestra of the fame OF
Ben Bernie.
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Fellow Clubs

Announcement will definitely be
made concerning the exact date
OF the water Carnival'. Please
watch Ferry Tales. This yea
however. the meet will be held in
July instead of August. and we
hope that members of every
club will turn out at this event.
We kindly ask you to cooperate
with us concerning entries and ct
cetera. You will hear more about
this the latter part OF the week,
so keep your eyes peeled for news
concerning the "Water Carnival
to be held in "Ferryland".
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THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB

Cleveland. Ohio, July 3-Wel1
meet at Puritas Springs Park on
the Fourth of July at 7 o'clock
with some bacon to fry. Then we
will 60 to the valley for this meal
in the morn. That is OF course. If
we don't have a storm. The we
will wander through woodland
nature trails. So by noontime we
will be glad to eat nails. And then
Wen frolic and play some more
in the sun until another glorious
Fourth will be done.
Beach Party
Call Arnold Fernengel fo'
your reservation. il you wish to
experience a pleasant sensation
1t is an outing. July 10th. at Stop
y and we will stay till the park
closes which | think is at II.
Baleball
Some twenty members will wit
ness a game if it is not called of
by threatening rain. The Indians
and Yankees will battle it out and
perhaps homer or two they will
clout. The game will be played
on the 18th. at night. Made pos
sible by employment OF spuri.
Gus light.
Soldiers and, Sailors
We suggest that the Agenda
Club members write to the boys
who are increasing the u. S. A.
might. Vic WOllmann who is in
the artillery | know will be glad
some letters to see. Daniel X.
Boehm. ll2th Ordnance Com
pany, before the maneuvers was
at Camp Shelby. Bill Schreiber is
a sailor by heck and is quite skill.
iul at scrubbing the deck.
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for our outing at Hempy's Grove.
All Juniors are invited. Bring
your own sandwiches, table SER
vice. bathing suits. and an extra
dish. Cards will be sent to you
telling you what to bring. Meet
at the Saxon Hall no later than
| 90 p. Nj. Remember the date,
July IS. There will be plenty Of
eats. drinks. (beer). and enter
tainmcnt. So don't miss it.
Notice to all T. S. ]. A. members
and friends .s..
AS you all know. Columbus
will hold the first Annual T. s.
J. A. semi-formal. We have been
asked to hold this dance on a
football date. In order to make
this dance real success we are
asking for suggestions as to
which game you would like to at
tend. The game which we get
the most bids for will be the date
of our semi-formal. We would
appreciate it very much, if you
would send in card or letter
giving your suggestions to our
secretary, Katy Gotzmeister, 1887
f. Whittier Street, Columbus.
Ohio. as soon as possible. so all
necessary arrangements can be
made.
The following is the football
schedule for the l94l season:
September 27-Alissouri at Ohio State
October 4-Southern California at s.
Calf.
October l9--Purduc at Ohio State
Octob 25-Northwestern at Ohio
State
November Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh
November S-Wisconsin g. at Ohio State
November l5--Illinois at Ohio State
November 22--Michigan at Michigan.
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ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Sophie Krestel

Ellwood City. Pa. July 3 -
Our picnic was swell. Everyone
enjoyed themselves. in fact. Hill
da Deppner was so happy that
she almost drowed herself. Our
life guard must have been of;
duty at the time because our
Hilda went under twice with no
help whatever until a five year
old lad threw in his little inner
tube to save' her. Poor Hilda
thought she was doing tricks
when all the time she was hover
ing between life and death. Were
you wondering why the creek
was so low? Thas was Mary c.
swallowing the water. Let's have
these outings more often. HUI
ber's Beach is nice walk if you
don't have car,
i Wedding Bells
Two more OF our former Jrs.
had the knot tied a couple Of
weeks ago (kinda late, aren't ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schell are
the newlyweds. Mrs. Schell was
lynne Kaiser before. she said 81
do" We all wish you health,
wealth and happiness as long as
you live.
Don't forget our next meeting
July 20. Keep that date in mind
because a new election will take
place since our president is neg
lecting his duty. Come on, Andy
be sport and attend this meet.
ing.
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whimper. Some of them were
probably all in for a few days af-
ter the Convention, too, but they
will help again when asked to do
so. A great big Thank you" to
you, mothers.
To our fathers of the Eintracht
Singing Society for making our
guests feel at home and making
it possible for your Juniors to
make the Convention a financial
success. thank you"
To all of the New Castle Jr.
Saxons. old and young, who
worked together to make this
Convention a success see what
can be done when we all cooper
ate? All of you. girls and fellows,
you were swell, thank you.
II you. whoever you are, do
not come into any of these cate
eories and also attended or help
ed in one way or another, thank
you." too.
So. until next year at Cleve-
land West. this T. S. !. A. Con-
vention is already just memo
Try. A nice one though, don't you
think so:
----O--
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T. S. IA.
Notice

The Swimming Meet will be
held in Martins Ferry. The date
and events will be officially an
nounced next week but all en-
tries must be in by July 10.
Lets make this great event
by having all clubs entering.
All local officers please do all
you can to make this a big sue,
cess.
All Clubs send Z girl represen-
tation to enter the Beauty Con
test.
Marty Poldcr. Sec'y.
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BLESSED EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rehner CT
3l63 w. 02nd ST., Cleveland. O.,
are the happy parents OF heal
thy baby daughter Ann Marie.
born to them June IS, at Deaco-
ness Hospital. Mother and daugh-
ter doing well. Arthur Rehner is
the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Rehner. End Grand Sec'v
of the Central Nerband.
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SALEM NEWS
BY Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, July 3-Our first
social meeting of the season was
held at the Saxon Country Club
Thursday. June 20. and we Ger.
tainly had large and Jolly
crowd. Everyone present had
such a grand time eating. dane
ing and playing games that they
hated to 60 home. I'm sure everv-
one will agree that we should
have more social meetings in the
very near future. so lets attend
the meeting and make plans for
the next one. Our business meet
ing will be held July II. at 500
o'clock. Please be prompt. We
are expecting each active mem
Der to bring new member or one
who WiShSs to be reinStated so do
not disappoint us. We will fur
nish the chairs, so don't worry
about the seating.
Coincidence
The Salem IrS. wish to express
their deepest sympathy because
of the death OF Walter (Pete>
Harsh. He was one of our out
standing basketball players Of a
few years back.
Wedding Congratulations
We would like to express our
most hearty congratulations to
Miss Rose ROkeschI and Henry
SCHNEIDER. who were married last
Saturday. May YOU find your iu-
ture complete with prosperity and
happiness throughout the COM
ing years.
1t may be rather late for the
Salem Jrs. to congratulate you
new T. s. ]. A. officers. but we
would like you to know how
proud we are to have you as our
leaders and that we are looking
forward to a very successful
year. Good luck.
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The British rained ruin on

- The British rained ruin on
channel ports of their former
ally, France. "Free governments
of Holland, France, Poland, ETC..
act from London and other CEN
ters whence the rulers of con-
quered countries have fed. What,
ask many people, if Russia is con.
quered and Stain escapes to
England or the u. s. and sets up
Gree" Communist government
here?
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ATTENTION OLD
TIMERS
of the T. S. J. A.

Some Of you have expressed a
desire to have picnic. | would
be pleased to hear from you fur
ther, regarding date and place.
Cali me by phone at Wood
bine 7212 or write to me:
Hans Steiner. 2ol4 w. 3Sth st
Cleveland. Ohio.
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- Hitler has declared war on
Russia. He did just what the de-
mocracies wanted him to do.
Nothing crazier has happened
since Nazi Germany and Com
munist Russia signed their pact
except maybe Hess flight, ex.
cursion trip, visit or call-it-what-
you-will to his old friend in
Scotland. ,w
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NEW MINISTER
Is Native of Pennsylvania.

Paul Edward Lauffer, who be
gan his ministry at the First Con
gregational Church at Yelling.
ton. Ohio. Nov. 3, is a native oil
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Communist credits in this
country have been released. Fin
land, the gallant little democracy
to which Americans gave such
willing aid year ago, is now an
"aggressor" and her u. S. assets
are. tied up. s's1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-03

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