davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
3meia 46.

Tie GerionmIllna bes z. g
sSrauen Gerein finoct am ,Sreitan,
ben 8. Mugl,It. 8 llbr obcnos itott, an
1859 Nihlono slnc. aofiee i,nb &n.
d,en icrpieren Sarn Wtartlrs. Soro
Sd,obcl, Gcgino ltntt) unb Mnnn
llntd,. Irele Witglirbcr beiudrn oie
8erianmllmgen regelm1bis.
Sophie Eurb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Ehiraao. IN.

Ncut'the unb Sicheubiirailf Sddiiid,e
at. RnuIus @cmcinbc. GaItor Grr.
Shmibt. &irdbe rnb Vuitprut 4S55--
4Sb9 Conner Ctr. Seben Gpnntaa Q llbr
SU,l.,tnGihu.e caaIiid, unb oeiltif. -
GcutiH,cr Gjpttesrienit iehen SouutaS
1915 llbr; eneliidcr &rtteshienit ieben
9 nnb a. Srurtoaa 1910 llhr. Geuts
'der Ncnfirr'nnnenz llnterrid,t Mittppdl
nudr"'itru9s $50 llbr: cn9ltid,er aonz
mnnbcn<llr:erri Snmstne normits
irN 20 llhr. Geutid)e Sd)ule Samsta9
u1dI1ittngs 9 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
0efanntmnd,nna.
Der 7ani-Miid, uiro bGrrcid,",

elm 'dd,iildhes SheaterItiid BON Stin
Meid,. aufgcfiibrt BON &irhenhnr
Ser ct. Sobonnes &ird)en 8cmeinSt
an Goop 9ionS inter 2eit,lng bon
Broieiior Mubplf Sfuitcr. am IS.
Sftober I'M SIticite Safienbeim
Wir bitten nae Sad)ien lrnS ssreunor
ii6 oieIen Gag offcn 81 balten.
Der &irhenhor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
!N,omcitcaS. IA.

TcutS,hc eunuo. z"rnt. q, Wnrf,tsA
qirth', 222 st o. Nur NrnpIh Wfadbs.
%iar"cr SSnhuuno pa Sit 9. Ine.
|sclrlhon: 2630-W Spnntuuald)n(e be'
ninnt 0:3O llhr r,prCcn3. Gnglild,er @pt'
.c&n'cnI 1O-1: llhr Geutlder oiottes.
n;'nl: i1-12 lthr 9lIe Wlouben2genoi'
zen Guo ber6lid, milfpnnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
SaIen, Shiu.

gpnnGefi'd' ~|nther Gnnnncl2s0rr6.
psi Snutb @rpnhpan fnbn 9nln ,auI,.
Yu't~r Seoeu SonntuN nm 9 llbr rcr'
nlitmo5 SprrtnoihuIe:. Seeen Sonntdg
@Mr 5oienit lm 10 ilhr in Der Eunbess
'rr, Ac; nm II lthl ncrtIdcr Gpttes'
blend. Scr oeutihc Alrdien Srnuen %cr"
ein hnt nm slpciten Mittund, ieecn Mo'
nota. obtnos 8 .lbr. %cr'nmml,n9. &on-
i;nrnocus llntcrrift (EpeiiibriN) bon
Scuterhcr lis Oi.ern. SienStda urb
5rci,oa nnfnlit.oe 4 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
NGpuacc, Ea.

0eiltIhe Guc:;o sHntbec ct Reters~
r'er,"nhc. 5. Str. S,uns 8. S. Sin,oleit.
Yio,rrr. Tinrr5nuS: pa IhamS Str-
MrGrtcr ga Eel: 9iod,elter 635@W.
Gmir2hcrit: 20 llhr r,orNcnS. Spnn1
tnqidnIe 1U:45 llhr. Sruuen Tcrcins1
@crinrmllnn nm lee!cn Sonnerstdu
leScu Wouots. nbcnps s llbr. SeSers
mnrr IT Gcl;lih lr'll'prn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
kirblicbe Aacbrtcbten
GOrrcn. Nu.

geutidbe Gunng gather Ct Follua-
Nrtie. 721 % TrHit %rc. Tfurre.
oo:s S>obn5beir @Ib. .cnh nes Cunts
nlcrs @unutngiduIe nm 9 lhr. Saupta
acttc~ oienit an Sonl> uto Selertn9er
mn % llhr pprmittnd3. NIle lntberilhen
8luybrna9erciitn hcutlder 3ln9e IN
Eurr'U, Stnrnu mnh llnrNcbMA limo 81
zen N,Dttesnicni;cu ber3lihit ein0claoeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
2l,,s alliance, Ohie
3meia 8.

IQe Wfitglieber bes 3tpeie 8 tuer,
Den aufmerfiam gemadt. baB Oie re-
selmaBise Seriammlung Sreitaa,
ben 1. slual,it. abenos. itattiinoet
0ie Sd)tpeitern neroen eriuht ollc
piinftlih anpeienb jll iein, oa MIDI
tiee @eid)Gite 81 erlebieen iino.
&atb. E0pfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Enuton, chin.

Siebenbiirptichz SddiiId,e Gnanaeliidc
Qlttterii6" Gbriitl3 >aird,e. 2113--14.
Ctr. u. &. Yfarrcr Sbumds g. So6niaer.
Sonntaaldlllle nit oeutid,en uno eng
tiidcn AloIicn S:45 llhr mnr0cns. GnNz
liid,er @ottesbienlt $50 mpraens. Sents
ider o,rttcshicnit 1885 llbr mor0en5.
8entIt,e Sdrule unr &pnfirmnuhen lin
terriCtt nncb &cre;nbar,lne. sllc @lauz
bensaenuTcn unb Srcunbe iino beralidb
einatIobcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Eplnmhus. Chin.

GnonscllIh <1utheriid,e &ortin 2utbcr
Stree. Ode Mpler unb slnn Str. Ynitor
". Tne;b Stttet Seh'n SountuN ucrs
mitto9 Inn g llhr Scuutn9idule. 10 llbr
cnIii'trr Mytteshicnit. II llbr heutIdler
6ot!e shicnit NlIle NIaubensacnpllcu iinh
hcr3lih cinacluhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
gieb,nbS .Nmert2antidIes gvHsbIttt

p,inttIicb 81, be5oblen, benn eine
&rnotcn- unb 2ebens. .Eerliherltua
bat MIR Sen einen g8ert, ipenn Die
tolli igrn 9ettrdge 5ur ,3cit be5oblt
Derocn.
Weamteupcriammlmna
pom 3lpcia 3 tinbet itoit Siestog. Sen
.. Tuailit. ubcnNs.
Shos. Wottld)lin9 Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
fram 0lara Snianna Staats
gcb. ,siNnIn

SS- fN'!N"'"
ms entacgcnacbrnd,tc Snnruthie
fiir sic piclcn hcrrIihcn @l,unrn'
lrenoen. sic grcbc @etciIigunQ on1
0cerGbnis. Yoitnr Tr. Snnb ,Spiicl
iiir Sic troitrcid'c 2cihcnpreoi0t II
Ser St. Sohnnncs Stride unh an
@robe ON Grnmn Sill Trirhhpi. Dem
aird,cnhrr lunN Iiri1cut Sh,li,rr
fiir ben crgreifcnoen SrolcrgcionH
ollen &oisHcr uuo 9tu>ciher @anns.
lel,ttn. ,Srellnocu lmo Mnd,bnrn. Nit
ms 10 licbcpcu bciacitonNr1l, Gr.
TrGi. ,Sr. slnnn Shneiocr fiir 81,
poh!9emcintcn NodlrlI,portc. Sic liz
i'm Nonen ocs 3rcig 81 an oit
Sruilerpcrlun'rrll,r0 riChtct. iiir oll
'rei 3llr &crfiiNlnN acitIltcn N,lto2
Dem 2cidlcnbe'tottcr !. 3icbm Gun,,
PAM lno 9llrncnhGnbler &ir'tlnt!
'iir ole 5lluurtnrrmenoc @coicn,uo
iogen mir Nen herSlid)Itcn Can't aus
yir ounten nif hem Siiieitc z
&. Nraucn arnrtcn Inherit. Tcrcin
;Npcig 81 iiir 9Illainblllna oes 2ofaI.
IterbceclNcs unb ocm Central Ser,
banN Iiir prpnpte slusSnblln9 Scr
Teriifcrlln9 Cot pergclts alien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
GIrpclanb Wcit. - Seut5hz G,cmcinbe

VTtptIuHu gNtN. = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wei 80. Str. llnh &illrrb Mne. Tritor
Spbornr, S,uti1,Icnhcr. 5000 @illurr
Mpc. Erl: Wnohhiur 9055. @ottcshicnlt
icnen Spnns uro Teie,tna IL bentid,er
urc ennliidcr tSprnhe Spnntn9'huIc
icecn Sonrtuo 9--10 '1br tornittues.
SnrnliioIaeun cnaliifcr @otteshienit
pru 1n--lO:A5 llhr. S,iernui iolat Der
hcmt,dJe 8ot;cshieuit II llGr pormittdgS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Nepier Vifnif ipar idl1n.

9erier. :>"r oieics ,Sabr nid)t
nit inns tpnrv". .uollen mir blob nil.
zen laiien. bob bieies Sahr pieber an
unierem Hepier Yidnid in Salem,
Sbio. aaes aiinltia uno oas Bcranii,
gen bonn beiten mar.
1912 miro nieoer Yifnid in Sa-
lem. Sbio. ablebalten urN oiesmol
laben mir alle uniere 2nnosleute aus
benz Repier 8e5irf elm. NGberes bar
iiber tper6et Sbr in bieiem Blatt fin.
ben. aarI 6ermann, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
7amend,pr rSarunia"

Hlm S. ,suli bicIt Scr Enmend,o,
,Soronio" icine reaclnlGi}iNc Ser
ianrmlllna ob. unh es m'lroe nebcn
anbcrcn rit'tinen Vcihliiiien 5lum
@pbl unN Vtiten oes Tcrcins oudN
beidlpiicn. am Mtittpod,. oen 20.
slualllt Inn I llbr nadnlittaes i'm
ItGncn @eiticite Sod)'cnhcim Oar.
ten nicNrr Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Eicrclnnn. Ch;o.

e 3. Gpona. 2uth. ct. Srhnnness
8irte Yuilor 6alts Soiiel, 76l vbbp
Nfnuh. Sci Gtl,lberrp 0646. SnnntuNe
iH,l;(r I'm 10 ilh~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Tcu4it;rr rHn'.ntrnttrsn nion't ;thr
SltIsr @iao Nnhnd't nuf Icriunnllllng
Snnltae ahcnbs 7:3O libr. &nuirmana
zl!ntcrriht uuS ne,tictc Sd,ule am
Samstca bon 9 ltb, an Tne @lallbenss
acmotcn liu, herslid einyelorcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Marbiid)er nnb @oiher Yidnid.

slaen I@aroiicher uno Sioidber
2anosleuten 5ur notwithstanding, bab
unier gemeinidaftli6es Yidnid am
3. slusuit abaebalten miro uno 5tpar
gu Salem, Chio, i'm id)0nen Sahien
Country Club. 8itte fommt aQe nit
gepadiem aorb. Bute Muiif uno gr.
frildungen miro bas 3omitee beior.
gen. Nlio auf Qanosle,,te, fonlmt
ale am 3. Nueuit nad) Salem uno
bringt ellre syreunoe init. @ir buffen
elf, ale besriiben su fonnen.
Martin MIbrih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
1entid-Bemeinbe.

Mllcn Miteliebern bes 8ruOer.
bllnoes 5ir Nahriht. bab n6hite
Serianlmlung Samstaa, oen .. M,,.
quit, 8 llbr abenos itattfinoet. 9a
Iebr mihtige @eifGfte 3u erleoiacn
lino. peroen aIle Briioer gebeten lid,
81 beteiligen.
Steian &otb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Odnfiaollno

Iilr sic onl0bIid, oes SpNrs mt
Ierrr NrIicbtcm Sndtcr. CSnttil llnH
Wtutttr einrs lictcn SGhtcrd,cr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
&artcnpnrtic ncrbnnhcn NIT
Mbenbcj1cn

iu perunltnlten llno irnr 'rcl fiit
aQe alltitebetoen atitalieoer; mn
miiiieu lid, ollie oic bnran tcilnchmcn
ipplleu. bel ser SefrctGriu anilcl
ben l,no nid,t ipGtcr mie bis sum 10,
Mlal,it. Won fam lid, nit Eoittartt
2244 9rinrtuopo Hpao cocr Scle,
rbpn iSn. 5lO7 anmeIocn.
Nile Wtitaliencr limo aehcten iidI
an lln'cren gencinid,uftlidbcn
Eifnif
init 9rlberSlueia 33 5l bctriliaen.
Tnsielbe finoet am Suuutna, hcn
;. IuallIt. uuf Dem Eidnifplob 2510
@lcnribae 9fnno Itatt. llnicre Ct.
Sobanncs 6emeinoe lit 10 Iiebcns-
llno hat beIhloiien oieicn
Sua nit ms in @ottcs freier Nntir
6u Ieiern uno 5lpnr nit 8ottcsnicnit
nm II l1hr Oornittugs. Sp fpmmt
clnmal ale lmh brinat ouh cure
isamilie imo sSrelmbe nit.
&atharina ltngar, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Mhtnna 4meiu !.

slQen afitalieoern Snr acnrtnis
Nnb ,n'cre reNcImokioe @cr'omm.
l,rg l'tittlpod'. Sen 6. sluruIt. ZOO
llhr ubcnSs itnttflnbet. Nuh Ser.
einsbeihluB finbet am iclben Nad,
mlttog I'M Sahienbeim- 8arten al,b
cine aemiitlid1e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
9cfanntm nd)mna.
Ius aunitce

Ter ,srolten Bereln Der 5eutif.
aeneinhe rernnItultet alu Snmstoa.
Den IT. September. einen Baiar.
Sbpmcr i'm 9oIcment ser Stride.
Nae Nitalieeer uno ;srcunoe iino
herslid' eingelaoen l,no gebeten iif
eieien MbcnO 81, relerpiercn. Ndbe.
reg berifber miro ipiter befunnt ae.
achen, aotb. Shmibt. Sefr.
1ranipipcmia 1beater Yercin.
llnier Hifnih miro ubachuItcn
ON Ssnntas. ben 3. Nmanit bel
sdmeitcr %. 1ictrit. Souts cs
rconcn merben mir inns su Sd,ipciter
Iietrif III ben ,.Baicment" beaebrn
uno inns boielbIt rmterboltcn.
sc. Tietrif), Sefreior.
Sonntagoihnls eer 1entid,-
Wemcinbe.
ben 3. Nnanf, lit cbenials fein lin.
terrid)t. Nn bieiem Gag hGlt ser
Vrllhcrbunb lmicrer 8emeinoe iein
j1brlihcs Yidnid aui HampeIts
sSdrm.
Nlbert Wollmann, e. e. Supt
= Bifte leien Sic Die Mnseiacn
un6 unteritiisen Sic oieie @eid6ite!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
2lms Gkieaee, 1Qineis
3meia AZ.

Die nafite gerianmlung finoet
Jreitas. 1. 9lueuIt, 8 llbr abenbs,
in Der Colonial Saae itatt. @ir cr.
il,hen -aae Witelieoer iid, baran 81
bcteilisen unb it'd, bei Sen Sefretii'
rem fir 3apeis unb Central Yerbano
sutltehcnb 81 halten. Neue MiteIie,
Ser iino itets pillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Hmcia 3.

2ie regelmdbige gerianlml,'ne
finoet am 'sreitoa. oen 8. sluslit,
8 ltbr abenos itatt. Wie INNER iiro
aud, oisenol mid5tiae Nnacleqcnbci.
ten gu erleoiaen. snd, ioate icocr
Bruoer ..tra9te,,, ieine Beitrdee ia
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
aartenpartie

5n 8uriten Der &ranfenfuiie unb ;lt
Ghren Der Nomenstaaid)lpeltcrn
reld,e ielbige I'M @onat Wai. Suui,
SSllli uno sluault iciern, Itatt. Gin er.
iabrenes &omitee trifit ale notigcn
Torbereitllngcn unb iteat alien 1eil-
nebmern einiae oergniiatc Stunocr
I'M &reiie unierer 8leihcn in Nus.
iiht. Shone Freiic fiir ieben SiiG'
uno audi anoerc Sreiie tito porge,
ieben. 8lltes Seimaeb1f. melhes ul,.
iere Namenstagld)meitern aebeten
iino su 'penoen. miro natiirlih ipie.
Der NIT grtem aaffee icrpiert iper.
Den. gtun liebe Sd)ipeitern. refer,
piert eud, oieien Nafmittog int ,sn,
tereiie cures Vereins uno brine1
cure sSrcllnbe nit. 9lae iinb ber5lif
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

Bite leicn Sic bl. Mnieiacn
uno unterltiiben Sic hieie @e,d,Iiie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
sSrnmen @crcin Der ct. Yamlns
Aird,c.

Die ll1hite 0cr'anlmlllna ocs
9eutiGen 5rauen Iercirs fiuoet an
0onnerstag. Sen Z. Miguit. ftatt.
slnfong 8 llbr. Vereinslofal Der
Stride. &aifce unb Sudden ierpicren
Glaops Mnorae. 9iio Nppcl, Saro
8Iobes rnb Saro 8los. Bitte iit)
sahlreid, 81 betciligen.
Sorbic Curt. Scfr.
Die 0nnberiuiel Wati inn 0arbfilm
NM elmer Neiie nod Bell nno ST.
bicn I'M ;s:iihicbr 1899 nohm Scr
sunliri'fer Nr't Tr. g. Mnbn ci.
rcn Inrbiilm nnn ser Wunberinicl
WnIi out. Die iarb;n"n Mrinuhm"ll
iinS in ihrrr tehniiden mnb flint.
lcriiden 2eiItumg bisber rncrrciht
Ger Slim iuanoert iest ourh oeut.
idp stdote.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

Is iraucrn nm Die Guhingcibic
bene ibr tiefbetriibter @atte Glenrt
Millinm Stauts idirt SGuhtrG,>i,
Wnrbnro Clara. sic Gltcrn Scrr
Mtidlncl unN ,Srnl Mtorin ,sioull
Wc't>riiter Trco TiarIi. unb Mur
gnrctbo @unc'd iumt ,sonilic. Nrpi,
nlltter muo Snfrl in Scr altcn Sci.
mat. Glcncn Stonts YiIcNccltcrl,.
Scrr lnb ,Sruu alcmfns in 3rcts.
uillc. icin %nter Sorolo Stao.s. c;r,
SdNpnncr Tbilip in Vl'folo lnS
SdNuGAcrIn %iuiun Eiliglcn.
Die trnlcrnocn @eId,miitcr. 8u.t'
un0 Sud)tcr. uno Gltcrn
Fihucl uno Murio ;Sianlp.
The weekly echo., 1941-05-09

He ished into his piano. came a.
with Il Like a Hump-Baeksrt
& p-ep B
Jimmy KcHxoh and Harold ldsSGS
sor are soriftn0 the tunes for sh(y
SeSf Deonnd Dxrbtw ptctxre, "Th p
Certosh A0e". Victor ScherA}
singer hos instdIled q pipe orooNl
IN h5 Hollywood home Heel
probdblr heard hts "Ndrchito. o~l
everything bxt pipe organ, osAl
,oonfs the nopel experience Bty>3
oesf AR at the recent washino:os
press correspondent dinner ~
President Roosevelt soas O spscyai'
soHg. toriften by veteran sxxssm "a
Pat Ballord. Called bonneville,
Boulder and covIes.- q poked sN
fnn OF the AdwSa@stvosi0a's s~ts~ess,
In dam outidtso -, RacS confsm.
porory cipiltsuNo a. pr0v<dsd IN
excerpt from td~dwusrsss mo Rat
Hutfon's od H. VortHty, "0va 1 stfs
pet Player Wu~t>d-Afest yet. Ak
ond Ploy Hot. LA, 49, 3
The weekly echo., 1941-05-09
above tanned presidents.
HB.A'

We want to ask Presidents Kinslo =
of Waynesboro, c. L. Hall of Virgins
and ] nkin Cyrus of Columbia to please
sind US a notice Immediately, Informing
hoss of us who are to attend your
Board, just where the Boards will be
held, giving the name of the church
and description as to how we may
reach your place of meeting. Pleas
give highway number and other detailed
accounts as to how We may reach YOU
place of meeting
These Boards will b. heavy ores and
well attended and It will b. necessary
that we open up at $50. Please be On
time without volunteering to pay fins
of a dime
Presidents who have not finished
paying their 500 Echo & Publication
fea will come prepared 10 do 90
e. F. Young, Prexdeot
The weekly echo., 1941-05-09

Hampton Institute, Va Everyone
conversant with the effairs Of Americs
knows that the Negro is, without doubi
the most loyal group as well as the
largest minority group said Congress
man Arthur Mitchell of Illinois to the
US House Of Representatives on Fri.
day March IA, as he placed in ths Con-
gresaonal Record Summary of the
Hampson Institute Confer nee on he
Participation of the Negno in Natio7 a.
Defense.
Stating that 1T is my earnest hope
that these insertions will be read BY
every mTnber Of the House." Con.
gresham Mitchell asked the Represea.
tativss how long discrimina ton of TIL,
The weekly echo., 1941-05-09
Memphis Terror

tect himself with his umbrella. and
the conductor. Clinton Ho' der, i'm
mediately shot him, the wound prov
ing fatal
The grand jury promptly returned a
mot true" bill on the murder charge
but imposed small fine on Holder for
carrying a pistol.
Many out of state cars bearing Negro
tourists have been apprehended bv
memphis police during the past few
months and allegedly exorbitant fines
have been imposed after vario,s ard
sundry minor infractions of traffic rules
had been declared. All in all, Memphis
mas become one of the worest places in
the South and Negroes are smartinp
under the vicious treatment that thew
are receiving here. Steps have been
taken to interest the United States Gov
eminent in bringing about relief. It is
understood that the entire local FIJI
organization has been changed and that
the new officers from Washington hax.
been instructed to give the Negroes .
New Deal.
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Says, Negro Most Lo, al
Group In America

kind will be offered to the Negro az
eAs peAes IN q so-called great democr 1c1'
Congressman Mitchell also placed il
the Congressional r cord letter which
alleges that the people of ths United
States have adopted, or are about tc
adopt, a policy by which Negpe1, re-
gardless of qualifications, will not be
used in building the various naval and
air bases on the insular possessions Of
Great Britain, from which the United
States Of America has recently acquired
permission to fortify.
He said: = hope this allegation b
not true. If it Is true. I am wonder
ing how long are we going to preach
democracy in this country in oaa
CONTINUED on page fotr1
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TRUSTEE SLAIN BY
STREET CAR CONDUCTOR

David Love, one of the trustees O.
the church which Reverend Gibson
formerly passored, who stood by Rev
Gibson and DR.. Martin and who VA,
also advised 10 abandon the city, r.
fused 10 80. Last month he was slain
by street car conductor. Needless to
say, Love had been a marked man'
since last fall. A few weeks ago hi
boarded street car and the conduct,,
refused to accept transfer that he of.
1ered. claiming the same was torn.
Mr.. Love Immediately paid his far.
in cash but took the number of the
conductor, ostensibly to make "a
port to the street car company; there
upon the conductor began pummelirg
him in the face with his fists. With
blood streaming from several wounds,
the Negro Passenger sought to pro-
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from $4,000 10 $l255o. We now have
checks ready to be mailed out TO the
beneficiaries of the March Boards In he
amount of $50.
We hope OUR presidents will do thex
best 10 make 100 per cent collection
in June The more we can pay the
beneficiaries of our deceased members
the louder it speaks for the Association
Please do your best 10 make a 100 pee
cent collection in June.
%+tS 4.
THE AFRICAN SPIRITUAL HELPING
HAND UNDENOMINATIONAL
CHURCH CALL FOR FIRST MEETING
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Continued from page one)

He is president of the American
Negro Baseball League and repute.
TO be worth quarter of a million dol
lars. He and his brpthers also own The
Memphis Red Sox Baseball Club of the
American League and the Martin Sta
dunn, here, declared to be the finest
baseball stadium in America owned and
operated by Negroes.
Before leaving Memphis last fall DR.
Martin held several Wi Ike meetings
and was assisted by Rev. H. B. Gibson.
pastor of one of the largest churches of
the city. Reverend Gibson's church was
the only church in Memphis that dared
buck the white political machine; corr
sequently Reverend Gibson too was
asked to cave Memphis, and he also
selected Chicago as a pace of refuge.
He is now residing at 2349 w. Warren
street Chicago, III. ,s~Nx5u
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ie Nsws Of New Yerk's Anthem
Elt = now more than . year since
Mayor LaCuardia startled the coun.
~ IN general and the music world
h particular with = clamor for 4
cong truly representative and typi.
~ Of New York" The anthem
= not yet Forthcoming. Even the
}umulation Of . prize Of $500,
hall 70 the composer and half to the
lyTieist. offered by ASCAP through
- prssideut. Gene Buck. has not
produced song which meets with
fhe MayoPs favor. though thou.
ean1s Of manuscripts have been sub.
baitted
( Ito write 4 song truly repre-.
sentative and typical Of New York"
b. Of course. . task a. difficult Of
edxisvemsns - . psnning of the
lssss Amasicao Novel Perhaps.
~ towp + 100 BID too xaried. too
tae.at ss-Gdarins = b captured
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- ORE/0

in brief and appropriate must.
cal theme.
Currently there is no popular cong
title containing the Word round"
vet 1t Is O tcord that usually crops
up once or ttotce season. Best
knoWn songs in this category are
THE Last Round Up." "Music
Goes Round" Merry Go Round
Broke Doton." Ring Around q
Rosie" Round and Round the
Mulberry Bush" East Side, West
Side. All Around the To,on," "I've
Got O Rainboto Round Ny shorl.j
der" In olden times they used to
have the roandelay. -,
~- ssEss
With recitals coming in quick sue-,
eession from the foremost bands and
concert artists, America is now alb.
sorbing more musical culture than
in all the years from Washington to
s'a@
That girls rarely 90 in for orches:
trail ensemble careers is proved By
the scant number OF girls banda
Two notable cases are the organize!
tions Of Phil Spitalny and Ina Ras
Hutton. -. Their ranks will soce
be augmented by Ramona. formsxil
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East Hampton in 1871 in the
rulding which. erected in 1859, is
Pow maintained as a Memorial
Museum.
The Only Happy Kings
= Dance music. popular songs. old.
nme songs. variety programs. musi-
PAL novelties, semiclassical music
md comedy skits are popular in
me order given with radio listen.
srs. according to recent broadcast.
qrs' surveys.
THE kings Of the dance bands are
Mha 0nlR raal mon n rnho
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IA the world today. Sc
pany persons - broad
casters. advertisers. inn
Keepers. vaudeville and
movie agents - rushing
Sor their services. Dance
orchestra leaders. OF all
lhose in the radio pa.
fade. have profited most
2rom the microphone.
l. But the song writers
Fho supply the raw ma.
Serial for the orchestral
miIl still have to be con.
esnt with cakes and ale.
Rare II the song hit
Rhat : nets its author
more than $4,000, and
0At includes sheet sales
Ind nhonoOroph royoltt,
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Home, 5 W e e I
Home" The
Village Board of
East Hampton,
L. l., has petit
toned Washing
ton authorities to
have a stamp is
sued comm e m.
Grating the 250th
anniversary Of
the erection of
Payne's home.
John How ard
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INCREASE
COLLECT
IONS
An Increase In March
Boards Collection

Quite a few of the presidents have
made strong efforts to pIlect the March
assessment from all Of their members
The result Of their effort is very god
We are happy 70 report that we havs
been able 10 bring the March benefits
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pianist with WhitemaAH
who is now organixiras
an orchestra OF her owN.I
A Hollywood song.
writer's first and mort
important duty when h.
is commissioned to FASH
ion tunes for q movie ~
to make his melodies nj
the. mood and action ef]
the script. Tunemaap
Frank Lossser was r&
Gently ordered to do the3
music for a picture
called Spawn Of the,
North You woalA
I h ink he would bal
stumped BY the assigssS
mont. Hut NOT I.aoo.A.S
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Friday June 6, HBA Office Building
Tu esday, June 10, Columbia. Jenlsir
Cyrus, President HBA No. 326.
To the Presidents and Members of
The Holbrpok BENEVOLENT Association
of the State of Mississippi:
This comes to inform you that the
quarterly assessment for the June
Boards is $l.25. Each president is re-
quested 30 collect S125 from each mem
Der of his lodge in good standing and
report same in the Board. The Boards
will meet on the above date with the