davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-11-26
Industrial Capacity
OF u. ). Scars With
Defense Program
$4,000, ,ooo, 900 in New
Facilities Being Added
This Year Alone

With the preparedness program
causing the greatest industrial ex-
pansion in our history, capital ex-
penditures for new manufacturing
facilities in the United States this
year will amount 20 5000 900 900,
more than a third Of the total for
the entire decade from 1890 to 1910,
a Commerce Department report es-
timated today. Nearly four-flfths Of
this, or approximately $4,000 900 900,
will represent new defense outlays.
In an article in the Survey Of
Current Business. John D. Wilson
points out that Federal appropria-
tions for new plant and equipment,
through August 81, amounted to So
200O00.000 Of which $4,000, 900, 900
had been awarded in contracts. In
addition, manufacturers themselves
had financed s1,oOo,0oo, 900 of de-
fenSe plant expansion.
THE huge magnitude Of such an
outlay may perhaps better be ap-
preciated by comparison with the
net book value Of all manufacturing
plant and equipment. estimated on a
very rough basis to have been 322,-
500,000,000 in 1940," he said.
Figure Broken Down.
Through August 81 expenditures
for new defense facilities include the
following: Aircraft, $3.50, 900 900; am
munition plants, $4,000, 600; chem-
icals, including explosives, S627,-
100000; ship building, s5S5, 900 900:
iron and steel. $500 900 900. and non
ferrous metals. 1925. 100000. Sub
stantial expenditures have also been
made for ordnance and other de-
fense plants.
The size Of these expenditures are
best illustrated by a comparison
with the existing plants Of individual
industries. At the end of 1888 the
net value OF the corporate assets Of
the automobile industry, for exam
Pile, was estimated at $1,000 900 900,
only little less than this years in
vestment in new airplane plants.
The South, including Maryland
and Virginia, accounts for approx
mately one-fourth Of the expendi-
lures for new industrial facilities.
Defense plant expenditures reveal
two major trends. the article points
out. First, industrial facilities are
being more widely distributed. with
less concentration in a few geograph-
ical areas. than previously. Second,
the structure Of American industry
is undergoing far-reaching changes
as result Of the defense program,
with a relatively larger output of
durable goods. as compared with
non-durables, than before the war.
Affects Population.
Each Of these changes has i'm
portant implications. both for the
near-term and postwar periods" it
said Shifts in industry are not
made without creating the necessity
for adjustments in other sectors OF
the economy. For example. q change
in the relative industrialization Of
different communities makes some
migration OF labor imperative.
such population shifts have pro-
found effects on all sectors Of the
/ business economy. Utilities, housing
and marketing facilities, as web as
other services, are expanded In ons
region, and may be forced 10 con-
| tract in others
Evening star., 1941-11-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Fire Ready for Fight

CONTINUED from Page Three

accordian. and Irish songs from a
large group of men wearing green
ties and green shirts. Six-year-
old Ann Kelly of 3014 Kendall
avenue. dressed in a green cos
tune, presented flowers.
Among those who welcomed
Brennan at the station were John
McElroy, president Of The Sons
of Erin; Giles Kavanagh, collector
of internal revenue; Judge John
p Scallen: James Mahon. former
head of the Old Newsboys James
E. Frazer, state faithful navigator
of the fourth degree Knights of
Columbus: FIR. P. J. O'Sullivan of
ST. Mary's Church Burnside, and
Inspector Thomas Dwyer and
Supt. Louis Berg.
The old yorktown banquet will
be held at the Hotel Statler with
Judge Vincent M. Brennan as
POSTMASTER.
The days celebration will wind
up with the ball of the Sons of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Windsor Soldier
Injured in Duel
With Police

An 18-year-old Windsor soldier
accused of shooting one policeman,
striking another. robbing a news
boy and stealing a car is in Vic
toria Hospital in London. Ont,
today with bullet wound suffered
in gun duel with police.
The soldier is Pvt. Albert Cor
nell. who enlisted in the Essex
Scottish Regiment last July and
was stationed at Camp Borden
north of Toronto.
Cornell first came to the atten-
ton of police when a London
rookie patrolman saw him and an
other soldier in a car bearing two
sets of license plates. When the
officer, Neil Brooks. questioned
them he was slugged over the
head with a rolling pin and his
revolver stolen.
Shortly after. Cornell was seen
hitch-hiking on the citys outskirts
by Sergt. Matt Easton and Patrol
man Irwin Robertson. When they
stopped him, he shot Robertson
and was shot in turn by Easton.
Cornell scaped and Easton drove
Robertson to the hospital.
Three blocks from the scene OF
the shooting Cornell struck news
boy and searched him for money,
but obtained none.
Two detectives in a scout car
then found Cornell, weak from loss
of blood and half frozen. and ar
rested him. He was taken to the
hospital where Brock and Robert
son are also being treated
The car in which Cornell was
first seen was stolen in Windsor at
IL p. m. yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

Erin Z the Book Cadillac Hotel,
at which the Irish minister will be
the guest of honor.
The st. Patrick's Day celebra-
ton in Detroit started last night
when members of the Gaelic
League held their annual ball in
the Book Cadillac Hotel. At the
stroke Of midnight the grand
march began, led by a young man
and woman, born on st. Patrick's
Day and both named in honor of
the saint. They are Patrick Dyer
lein. Is, of 80 Atkinson avenue,
and Patricia Pagan, Il, of 1879
Belden avenue.
A message from Premier canon
de Valera of Fire was read by
Allan Lillis, president of the
league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

brothers and fathers before fir
ing sqauds and on scaffolds."
Brennan said he. didn't think
Fire could be invaded, adding:
Bombing q place and landing
successfully on II are two differ
ent things"
Brennan himslef knows war. In
the Irish Rebellion in 1916 he was
captured and condemned to death
with canon de Valera, now Fires
premier. and number of others.
They had heard the firing squad
volleys that executed many of
their companions when a reprieve
came Unexpectedly for him and De
Valera.
Brennan arrived this morning to
be quest Of honor at the fourth
annual banquet of the Old Cork
town Club tonight.
AS Brennan stepped off the
train he was greeted by Irish
melodies played by Paddy Nolan,
1877 Orleans street, on a green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
43 Candles
Van Wagner to Mark
Birthday Tomorrow
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, March 17-Gov-
ernor Van Wagner will be 43
years old tomorrow, but he's al
ready celebrated his birthday.
1T was NICE" he said, "be-
cause l didn't get any neckties."
He referred TO a party given
for him and his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lena BOSNIAN. on Saturday
night at Pontiac. Mrs. Jossman
celebrated her sixty-eighth BIRTH
day on that day.
For tomorrow the governor said
he planned nothing special, but
said he expected his children will
have a cake for the occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

More than ever. the British
people know in their innermost
souls they are going to win this
war. especially so now that they
have the assurance that the
United States has gone all out
for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Blast Fires Rail Depot

CHICAGO March 17.-UNS)-
An explosion of undetermined orr
gin. followed by fire which spread
so rapidly three alarms had to be
sounded, today caused an esti-
mated 100000 damage to a one
story freight transfer depot on the
edge of the Chicago River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Canada S Pilot Training Program
Shows Speed, Air Marshal Says

That is the opinion of the
worlds greatest combat airman,
Air Marshal William Billy
Avery Bishop, the Canadian ace
of the World War.
The air marshal. better known
to his comrades of l9l4-1918 as
the colonel, is the head of the
British Commonwealth joint air
training program. centered in
Canada. and Is in Detroit today
to speak at the noon luncheon
meeting of the Economic Club at
the Book Cadillac Hotel. He Is
flying back to Ottawa this after
noon with his aide. Flight Lieut.,
Paul Rodier.
THE people on the British
Isles have no illusion about
what II to come but they are
ready to take IL on the chin"
Marshal Bishop said.
NOW CONFIDENT
"But now they are full Of
confidence knowing that they
have sympathy and help from
outside.
"And there Is no doubt In the
minds OF the British what the
outcome will be. The Germans
will be defeated"
This 47-year-old man in whose
hands rests the task of training
the airmen for the defense OF
Britain is short. soft spoken. and
red faced. Canadian born, he
holds all the decorations that the
empire can give to its heroes.
"In Canada we are months
and months ahead in. our plans
for training airmen," he said.
1.-THE program, which moved
slowly at frat. now IL exceeding
our widest dreams.
But the great thing now IL
the confidence Of the British
people. / don't mean just the
people at the top, but those
working on the ship docks and
In the factories. You can imsg-
Inc their feelings today after
listening to President Roosevelt
Saturday night"
TO REVISIT ENGLAND
Air Marshal Bishop was in Eng
land last September when the
Germans first started their mass
air bombings. He expects to make
second trip to England in the
near future, he said.
'Tf you could have seen the
air battles Of last September you
would have no doubt of the
superiority of our alrmen." he
said proudly. But the old chiv-
airy Of the air is gone.
The Nazi Ii . new breed.
They are fanatics
The airmcn that we captured
were arrogant and demanding.
much different from the pilots
of the last war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
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Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Brown Bear Cafe
 InstaIIs New Device
Trademark .ArrHeJ For

"Bill' Dickey, popular pro prietor of the Brown Bear Cafe announced that they will start serving steaks that have been prepared by a special electrically operated machine called a De licator" and according to latest reports, these machines are cap able of turning the toughest piece of meat into the most tender morsel.
 However, prime steer cuts will continue to be served at all times, in the Brown Bear to- gether with another innovation, an electric french-tryer for pot atoes. Bill states that he will specialize on this dish : chicken fried steaks and red-hot french fried potatoes, cooked as only Brown Bear chefs can cook them.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Class to be Started

Mrs. Gregory Morony, whose husband is pastor of the Com nunity Baptist Church, an- lounces that she will conduct iasses every Tuesday evening 1t 8 o'clock, for those who are lesirous of learning Spanish.
 The classes, which are open to everyone without charge, will be leld in the basement of the Saptist Church, and Mrs. Morony requests that all those vho anticipate taking these 'panish lessons, please com- nunicate with her at the Baptist 'arsonage.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04

Try $ Mirror classified ad.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
,.l security Di'eC.Uf Appointed Defense Head
oDlAK MIRROR

hppViu
 Appointment of Hugh h, J. Sa9 Wade
 actor in Alaska for the Social
 .,,rity Board, as Territorial Co.,
 1;,1ator for Health, Welfare ad Related Defense Activities, 'as announced last week by Paul
 McNutt, Administrator ot the ederal Security Agency.
 Tn his new capacity, which will
 in addition to his existing du- es. Mir. Wade will take steps sn,ediately to develop working , .ia tionships with Territorial and ederal representatives of health ,.lfare and related agencies sltu- .ed in Alaska to assure a coor- nate federal efforts in meeting esense problems in these fields.
 Mir. Wade said one Of his hrst ,nctions as Territorial Coordlna- ., will be to bpng together the .veral federal agencies concern d with the recently signed com ,,1nities Facilities Act, which ,akes available federal funds for hose communities effected by be defense program.
 It is probable that a Reglnal advisory Council will be appoint d in line with the practice Tn the tates. This Council will be res .onsible for analysis of available peal, territorial and ederal re- o,1rces, and within polocies az eed upon among the federal az ncies for developing and in ugurating activities jointly to aeet problems as they arise
 MT. Wade will act as direct ag- mt of MT. McNutt, who in addl- ion to being Federal Security l Administrator, is National Coor- 1lnator for Health, Welfare and Related Defense Activities.
 Coordination will be achieved through voluntary cooperation f the federal agencies involved" explained MT. Wade. "In Alaska roblems occasioned by the de ense program are so numerous md are having such tremendous impact upon many communities, ; IS essential coordinated effort 0 solve them be started with the east possible delay"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
A WARRENI
MAGYAR PRESBYTERIAN
EGYHAZ HIREI
CO First Presbyterian Church
kSzii: ktSH GYULA leik&sz
Mahoning Ave & Public Square
, p. O. B. 1904 - Warren Ohio

Az ELMULT VASARNAP
rendes Istentiszteletink utan
sep szamu csoport jott ell a
lelkesszel a megyei oregek ott-
honaba, ahol nagyobb SIAM
ban vannak elaggott honfitar
saink, is ugy ferfiak, mint n6k
hogy oft egy magyar-angol is
tentiszteleten segitsenek lelke-
sziinknek. Az Greg otthon
0sszes Alakoi es munkasai meg
jelentek sezen az isteni" tisz-
teleten ICY a szolgalatot ket
nyelven, nagyarul es angoIul
kellett vegezni. S mikor lattuk
az elhagyott, tehetetlen ore
geink szerneben az orom kony-
nyeket az listen igeje hallatara
kcsillogni, megjutalmazva erez
tiik magunkat boldogan ia
voztunk az 0regek otthona-
fM tlI3nJTEiT :@.%7
EGYHAZUNK ELS6 EVI ba-
zarjat november h6 20, 81, es
22-en fogja megtartani az Aus
tin Streeten levo Finn Hall
ban.
VALLASOS ESTENK e he
ten Gilanyi Janos testveriink
Rishar Roadi otthonaban lesz
megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
VERHOVAY 1O8. HIREI

Tudatom azon tagtarsakat,
aklk e no Gen tartott nepes
gyulesunkon nem voltak ielen
a gyules fobb hatarozatarol.
A gyulesen megjelentek
orommel vettek tudomasul a
tisztikar azon bejelenteset,
hogy osztalyunk $500, azaz
haromezer 0tsvaz dollar ertekt
.. S. vedelmi kotvenyt vasa-
rolt.
Tovabba XII lett osztva az ez
evl osztaIek a jelenlev6knek,
akik meg mem vettek XII, a la
kasomon atvehetik.
FL lett hatarozva egy nyari
mulatsag tartasa (piknik) az
1942-ik evi augusztus 23-an a
Barta-fele erd6ben; tisztelet-
tel kerjiik. a tobbi magyar tes-
tuleteket, hogy ezen a napon
ne tartsanak mulatsagot.
Mar most felhivom az 0ssz-
tagsag figyelmet, hogy ez evi
valasztasi gyiilesiink a j0v6 ho-
nap azaz december 14-en lesz
megtartva, amt reneltnk,
hogy tagtarsaink kivetel mel
kul megfognak azon jelenni.
Turner J6ssef, titkdr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
k0zli: Marion S&ndor lelk6sz
925 Mahoninq Ave
Telefon: 3-4557

VASARNAPI istentisztelet
;delel6tt fel II orakor, elotte
fel 1O-tol vasarnapi iskola.
!: VASARNAP DELUTAN 4
oratol jubileumi istentisztelet.
Az iget hirdeti DR.. Herczegh
Jozsef a cleveland Elso Ma
gyar Reformatus Egyhaz lelki-
pasztora, imadkoznak Csepke
Istvan nilesi es Kruchio An
tai alliancei reformatus lelki-
pasztorok. A szolgalatban reszt
vesznek a meg erkezo lelke-
seek.
Istentisztelet utan disz-
bankett a Wilson Avenue
alatti Scent Istvan Auditorium
ban, ahol izletes pulyka va
csoraval latjak el vendegeinket
egyhazunk notagjai. A felszol-
galast fatal asszonyaink, lea
nyaink es ifjaink vegzik, mig
az unnep rendezes tobbi mum
kajat egyhazunk ferfi tagjai
vallaltak Ell.
Vacsora alatt a zenet SOL
galtatja, maid vacsora utan a
tanchoz muzsikal a Medve es
Szikora kozkedvelt zenekara. -
Bankett jegy $1.10 adoval,
csak a tancra 40 cent.
Varosunk es kornyeke ma
gyarsagat testveri vendeg sze-
retettel hivja es varja az egy-
hazkozseg nepe.
ARVAHAZI VASARNAP lesz
egyhazkozsegiinkben november
23-an, amikor a delel0tti is
tentiszteletiink0n az Iget Id
Dr.. Kalassay Sander lelkesz,
aggmenhazi feliigyel6 fogia
hirdetni. "Tiszta es szepl6 mel.
kill valo istentisztelet az listen
es az Atya el6tt ez: meglato.
gatni az arvakat es ozvegyeket
az 8 nyomorusagukban >
(Jakab I:27.) Jertek a jelzett
idoben, tegyiink eleget az is
teni felhivo parancsnak. Var.
jak EFT t6lunk oregeink, ar.
vaink, de rajtuk keresztul var.
ia ezt tolink a nagykegyelmu
listen. =.
OKToBER HAVI bevetelunl
volt $1,000, a Noegylet baza1
adomanya $650.00, athozat 9
multi honaprol $221.48, egyiitt
81 ,O58.47, a kiadas $428, SO
maradvany $63O.11.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

BAZARUNKAT e heten tart
juk penteken, szombaton es
vasarnap este. Van sok erte-
kes targyunk, koztiik 2 tonna
szen. Minden estere van XII
tiizve door prize. A bazari
jegyeket a multi heten szet-
kuldottiik kerjiik hiveinket,
hogy a bazaar jegyekert szol-
galtassak be a penzt a bazar
eSteken.
NOVEMBER 16-AN delutan
reszt vesz egyhazunk lelkesze
a youngstown Flggetlen Egy-
haz Is ewes jubileuman.
NOVEMBER 23-AN, Mt. Ka-
lassay Sander lesz korinkben,
hogy Arvahazi Vasarnapot
tartson. Delel6tt ugyanazon a
va asarn apon Youngstownban
lesz elfoglalva, hozzank tehat
delutan jon. Kerjiik hiveinket,
hogy vagy ere az alkalmi is
tent tiMteletre, vagy azel6tt,
16-arr es 23-an hozzak ell ado
nanyaikat az arvak javara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
KITUN0 MIN6SEGtJ BOROK
Macy RAKTARA

Ha a k0zeled6 unnepekre,
osszejovetelekre, vagy mulat-
sagokra zamatos italt akar
venni, feltetlenul latogasson el
a 219 E. Federal Street, L & M
Dor nagykereskedesbe, ahol XII
tiin6 izii k0nnyii es nehez bo-
rok kozott valogathat.
KOzkedvelt amerikai Black
berry, Muskataly, Tokay bo-
rok, Cordials es pezsg6k, Hi
Power s0r a legnagyobb va
lasztekban. Telefonon 4O418,
is rnegrendelheti a kedvenc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
MISEK RENDJE:

Hetk6znap minden reggel 8
6rakor.
Vas8rnap kiS mise 8:30-kor
nagy mise 16:30-kor. "
Gy6nas szombaton delutan
SIS. este 1850: vasArnap
reggei 7;30-S:3o.
A HITKOZSEG november
23-an, vasarnap este tancmu-
latsagot rendez a ket Thanks
giving Day kozott. Belep6 40
cent. Szikora-M muzsikal.
BAZARUNK november 27, %
20 es 3O7an lesz.
a tbazark0nyvek kimentek
mar. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEKE HIREl
MULATsAGl NAPTAR

ebben . rovatban dljtalanui k6-
x6lJuk AEON epyhlzak, e0yletek,
vva0y lnt6zm6nyek mulats&galt,
6ssxej6 ej6veteielt, stb. - nem t8bb,
mint h6nappal ei8re 10. - ame-
iyeknek az Amsrikal Magyar Hlr-
lap . hlvatalos lapja 81 ameiyek
nuiatsAoail<at ktrdetik lapunkban
% nyomtatv&nyaikat n3iunk SEER
xik be.
November h6 14-15-16-an,
pentek, szombat, vasarnap a
nilesi ref. egyhaz 0szi Bazaar
ia.
November lean, vasarnap
a Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz
Is ewes jubileuma delutan 4
orakor iinnepi istentisztelettel
a templomban, este 6 orako1
diszvacsoraval a Scent Istvan
rom. kat. egyhaz disztermeben
November 23-an, vasarnar
Scent Istvan Thanksgiving
Day-i tancmulatsag a temp.
lom alatti auditoriumban.
November 27-28- $50
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
u ORvOSSACOK

Igazan a csodak koraban
elunk. Az egyik oldalon egy
par ember kepes harom millio
honfitarsat lemeszaroltatni
negy honap alatt anelkul,
hogy a nGmet nep tudna is,
hogy minek ez a rettenetes
meszarlas,. masreszr0l olyan
orvossagok jonnek elo evrol-
eyre, amik az evek folyaman
emberek millioinak eletet fog
jak meghosszabbitani. Betege-
ket, akik meg rovid ct evvel
ezelott belehaltak volna beteg-
segiikbe, most minden bal mel
kill meg tudunk menteni ezen
vi orvossagok segelyevel es
rendszerint "a, legfeljebb 48
oran belul a ttid6gyulladasos
beteg laza leesik, kohogese
enyhul es tul lesz a veszelyen.
Az ere a celra hasznalt
Sulfapyridine helyett most en-
mex egy ujabb modositasat
hasznaljuk, aminek el6nye az,
hogy mem lankatja a beteget
es konnyebb exert szedni.
A belfert6zesek ellen valo
valtozata a Sulfanilamide-nak
a Sulfaguanidine, amelyet jo
eredmennyel LATHAM hasznalni
a veszelyes: Colities eseteiben.
A gonorrhoea ellen legujabban
a Sulamide newt uiabb valto-
zat szinten konnyebb a beteg
gyomrara es hatasa is valami-
vel erosebb, mint az eddig
hasznalt szereke volt. De eze-
ken a valosagos csodaszereken
kivul most keszil egy teljesen
mas eredetu ujdonsag, aminek
a kiindulo pontja mem a mes
terseges kemiai anyagok, mint
a most emlitetteke, hanem EFT
magabol a foldbol vonjak XII
legujabban. Kiil0n0sen az erdok
laza, porlado foldjeb6l. Eek
ben a talajokban eveken at err
jed ayglehullott elhalt level.
meg Ag. Mindenfele gonbak.
bakteriumok n6nek oft, amiket
royid par evvel ezel6ttig senki
meg mem nezett, fel mem ku-
tatott. Meg az oroszok sem,
akik legels6k voltak a fold0n.
hogy a term6talajt alaposan
tanulmanyozzak. Es eek az ui
bakteriologiai kutatasok meg
allapitottak, hogy a fold bacil-
lusai rendkivuli gyogyito ero-
vel birnak.
A kozel jovoben tobbet TO-
gunk ezekr6l tudni, de mar
most elvarhatjuk, hogy egy vi,
teljesen varatlan es az emberj
egeszsegre hasznos ut nyilik
meg, aminek a tovabbi fejlo-
desc szinte belathtatlan.
! DIR. M. P. MAHRER