davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-04-07

Centenares de personals pre-
senciaron aver los dos primeros
desafios de la temporada de la
Liga Intersocial y salieron muy
complacidas.
Sc jug6 pelota de altura y ell
alcalde r. E. L. Chancey lanz6
la primera bola, siendo muy a.
plaudido.
Ell alcalde Sc pusO una gorra
de pelotero y movie ell brazo con
la soltura de un pitcher de las
grandes ligas.
Intervino en- la ceremonial el
Sr. Vicente Guastella, presiden-
te de la Liga Intersocial, rodea-
do por Delegates y subdelega-
dos.
La novena dirigida por Fausti-
no Casares, la del Centre Astu-
riano, gan6 ell primer juego, pc
70 de las tres carreras solo pudo
hacer una limpia.
Pedrero lanz6 por los ASSURES
y los bateadores de la Unione Sc
quedaron en- cinco hits .
Las dos primeras carreras las
hicieron los vencedores, en- ell
quinto, por un error de CarSten
~ un ~oportuno batazo de Gran
do. La tercera y Ultima fue O.
bra de I'm tribey del veterano
Grandio y un hit de Pedrero,
por encima de la segunda.
Nueve hits d~ispararon los ven
cedores, tres de j. Iglesias, ell ex
celente antesalista; dos de Fell
pc Grandio y dos de A. Pedrero,
ell IF; uno cada uno, Magadan y
Montotito.
Tres de los hits de los italia
nos salieron del roble de Cars
ten, la segunda base; A. Scion
te, ell jardinero izquierdo, peg6
los otros dos. La derrota lie CO
rrespondi6 al h&bil pitcher Fer
nandez.
u. l. 900 600 O0-Oc,5c, 2e
C. A. 600 O2O 01-Sc, Oh, lie
La gaceta., 1941-04-07
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Una ira feroz, una c6lera To-

Una ira feroz, una c6lera To-
ca, Sc habia apoderado de ella.
Y qued6 miranda de nuevo
hacia ell paSeo, solitaire y tran
quilo donde las luces blancas del
gas, semejantes a grandes tuli-
panes abiertos, parpadeaban
fuertemente, amenazadas a ca
da instante de morir por Ia vio-
lencia del huracan.
%
De pronto, Joaquina fruncio
levemente ell cefo.
Dos hombres habian cruzado
junto a la verja del hotel, con
les solapss de los abrigcs subj
dss hasts las edsP.
La gaceta., 1941-04-07
LA JUNTA DE CULTURA Sc
REUNIRA HOY

Para elegir nueva DIRECTIVE
Sc reunira hoy la Junta de Cul-
tura Espanola, en- ell Centre O.
,brero.
Suplicase la asistencia de
tdos los miembros.
Ell s&bado, al mediodia, He
CARA Ell ilustre general republi
cano espanol Sr. Asensio.
Sc lie prepare un gran reci-
bimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-04-07

El boxeador Baby Miller jug6
la primera base de los garibal-
dinos y 10 hizo muy bien.
Pocas se1oras asistieron; pc :
no tenemos la seguridad de que
ell nimero aumentara en- las Sc
manas pr6ximas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-07
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

No entr6 aver ningunR embar
caci6n mayor.
Sc hicieron a la mar los vapo
res Beauregard, Cuba y Delft.
ma, los tres de bandera america
ma.
Parti6 hacia la isla de Gran
Caiman, con pasajeros y carga,
la goleta inglesa Goldfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
IN THE
NEWS
CONTINUED from Page Onel

Continued from Page Onel
vent its henign-and bloody
domination of all Europe
Who VIII there be 10 SAY
the British Empire nay, and
Ia compel the easement of
the white mans very NOlun-
tary burden in Asia and
Africa.
Mr.. Sidi Mohamed Ali
Bara1a must moi take the
eight POINTS of the Roosevelt
Churchill prOnounccment too
l;fcrallN-tOo seriouslN-toO
factualN-im view of what
happened 10 Mr.. Wilson'S II
points, especially the self
dctcrmiHatiOH-ef nations
point. and the open cove
raniS of peace openly arrived
at point; in fact to all the
points which Nr. Wilson, in
I'm, emotional enthusiasm for
the advent of the millennium,
innoccntly advanced and al
last brokenhcattcdly aban-
dOncd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
0PACS Attacked
By Trade Leader
special to THE DETROIT TINES

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.- Plans o.
Miss Harriet Elliott. associate ad
ministrstor of the Office OF PricC
Administration and Civilian Sup
ply. TO regiment the production
and use OF various consumer dur
able goods were characterized
here today by W Neal Gallagher
president Of the. American Washer
and Ironer Manufacturers ASSoci
alton, as "ill-timed and ill-sdyised
He added:
I'm our industry. one Of those
which will he directly affected
II Miss Elliott goes ahead. her
plans are likely 90 have the
principal effect Of interfering
still further with our manufac-
turers' efforts TO adjust them
selves Ia reduced production
program and 10 stave of further
discharging Of factory and sales
department employees through
ont the country by arranging
our plants for defense contract
work"
Miss Elliott last Friday con
Quoted an sll-day session Of tWc
advisory panels set up hy the con.
sumner division Of OPACS. Ar whlct
she expressed her intention OF In
vestigating what sizes Of household
washers the Manufacturers VIII hC
permitted 10 produce and the rela
tive merits Of various washer
designs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Plan Cut
In Tax
Exemption
BY ARTHUR HACHTEN


WASHINGTON, -4 At44e % - Sen
ator Walter +. George Cd of
Georgia, chairman of the Senate
finance committee, today forecast
that his committee would insert
in the HouSe-paSsed S3,200.000 900
revenue bill, a provision 10 lower
the personal income tax eXemp-
tions a move that would add mill
lions Of persons TO the federal
income tax roll.
With the committee meeting in
executive session today on the
battle-Scarred bill, the Georgian
said he expected the measure would
be reported 10 the Senate by this
weekend
Democratic Senate Leader AL
ben W. Barkley Of Kentucky has
Indicated tHc tax bill witt he given
the right-of-way in the Senate,
after the Senate completes it's
months vacation and returns 10
labor in mid-Septcmber
Although Senator George de-
clined To guess what his COM
mittec would recomm n d in
broadening the tax base, a survey
of committee sentiment indicated
A majority is inclined 10 favor re-
ducing the personal exemption for
married persons from 81 600 10 ST.
500 and for single persons from
$500 to $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
i. ) toGet Jobs
For Draftees

WASHINGTON Aug. 25-Na-
tional Selective service headquar-
tiers moved today to assure Jobs
for the 100000 men to be released
from the draft by December 10.
State headquarters were ordered
to complete plans for re-employ-
ment of men who had answered
their country's call, and were
directed specifically 10 appoint
committeeman TO each draft board
to act as laiSon officers between
employers and returning Selectees.
Brigadier General Hershey,
draft director, with the aid of the
war department ordered forms
distributed to army camps 10 be
filed out by the released men so
that draft boards Will have a com
plete line on their experience and
abilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
RAJ Iuftwdffe
Continue Raids

LOND DON, Aug. 25. - Raj
bomberS hammered targets IN
western Germany last night and
early apLNhlle- Aazi raiders A.
tackled inland British points after
crossing the coasts Of east. north
east and southwest England and
northwest Scotland.
An air ministry communicate
said British planes during The
night attacked Dusseldorf. Three
British planes were lost.
Yesterday, the air ministry said
British planes carried out a num-
Der of offensiVes over northern
France. attacking hangers bar
racks. troops and gun positions.
No British planes were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Retail gasoline dealers will meet
at S:45 tonight az l31 East Adams
avenue to prepare plans for gaso
line rationlng IN Michigan, if anc
when restrictions now IN effect lr
the East spread 10 this state.
Authorities have said Michigan
probably Will not suffer rationing
but Rankin Peck. executive direc'
tor Of the Retail Gas Dealers Assoc
citation of Michigan. said dealers
are concerned over the heavy
drain on United States refining
facilities by military vehicles and
countries fighting the AXIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
1000 Resume Work
On Ordnance Plant

Work on the construction of the
Sl3.000.000 naval ordnance plant
on Mound road, 10 be operated by
the Hudson Motor Car Company
went on as usual today after dis
pute among 1000 AFL building
trades workers halted progress
Saturday
The dispute concerned overtime
pay, which was cut from double
time 10 time-and-a-half by agree
ment between federal officials and
international officers of the unions.
According 10 I'd Thai head Of the
Detroit Building Trades Council,
the agreement was reached three
weeks ago hut the men we're only
informed of il Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
II SHIPS ARRINE

LISBON. Aug = Tins -
Fifteen merchant ships, understood
10 he part of the huge convoy
bound for Gibraltar Of which the
Germans reported % ships sunk,
arrived In the -AaguS River today.
1t was stated that the convoy
was attacked by aircraft and SUBJ
marines of Cadiz last Friday.
Seven merchant ships were RITZ
morcd sunk and several conveying
WarshlpS damaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Reds Sink Transports
MoscotU Claims Victory in Baltic and Admits
Fighting Near Dniepropetrousk

known in London whether the
Germans had established bridge
heads in the Dnieper River bend.
but they said il appeared that
the main fighting still was west
OF the river)
FIGHTING AT ODESSA
The war bulletin also reported
stubborn fighting in the Odessa
region and said the Red army was
taking a heavy toll of the Ru-
manian troops laying siege 10 the
strategic Black Sea port.
In addition, it was announced
exceptionally heavy losses have
been inflicted on the Rumanian
fifth and seventh divisions, the
former losing 5000 dead and
wounded and the latter 1000. This
brought TO four the number OF
Rumanian divisions reported
wrecked in the past two days.
The official war communicate
listed 50 enemy planes lost Friday
and Saturday, with Russian losses
placed at SO machines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
FLUCTUATIONS NOTED

Henry said prices are being
raised in widely separated areas
drought the East and charged
that little or no attention is
being given this by Ickes or the
Office of Price Administration and
Civilian Supply.
Yesterday, the maritime COM
mission moved 10 curb wide
fluctuations IN the price of petro-
leum and IFS products caused by
shipping charges. by setting a
scale of maximum time charter
rates for United States and foreign
flag tankerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
International New. s.rvic. cabI.


MOSCOW. Aug. 25.-Destruc
ton Of four German transport
ships in the Baltic and heavy
fighting along the entire front
were announced by the Russian
high command in a new war com
munique today.
stubborn fighting continued
throughout the night In the d.
rectiOns of keXhOlm, NOvgorod
and DnlepropetrOysk," the COM
munique stated.
Pour German transports
were sunk in the Baltic.
soviet destroyers I'm the Bal
tic sank two launches carrying
troops and ammunition. A third
transport was set on fire and
fourth ran aground"
DEFENDING INDUSTRIES
The high command indicated
heavy fighting is in progress ir
defense of the great Dnieper River
industrial region.
London military authorities
said intensive fighting was rag
ging around Leningrad. with no
indication of any movement
either way.
THE Russian southweSterly
counter-attaCk in the Gomel-
Smolensk area was said TO have
blocked q German drive on
KharkoY. In the Ukraine.
COffCialS said il was not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Is Ships Sunk
In Convoy Raid,
Berlin Claims
Surface Ships Herd
Transports in Line,
Then U-Boats Nail
Them. Nazis Say
Int.rn.tlonal Sow. s.r,lc. C,hI.

BERLIN. Aug. rs Sinking of
25 British naval and merchant
vessels, 'totaling 14s, 200 tens, by
U-boatS and surface raiders In an
attack on a huge convoy in the
North Atlantic was announced to-
day by the German high COM
mand
The convoy, including 80 naval
and merchant vessels, was at
tackled over period of several
days. the announcement stated.
1t was said TO have been en- route
10 Gibraltar.
Naval circles speculated upon
the possibility that the great new
battleship Tirpitz, or the smaller
26.000-ton battleshipS SeharnhorSt
and Gncisenau. took part The
Is sister ship 10 IN e
Suukru- bismarck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
BAR TO LENINGRAD

These bunkcrS were designed 60
bar the way 10 Leningrad, where
a German Spearhead is now stand
ing before the clty'S outer fortifi-
cations and probably awaiting a
junction with the Finnish forces
south of Lake LadoGa.
This vancouver is designed TO
close all avenues Of escape from
threatened Leningrad Authorities
declared that the Firms are adj
vancing rapidly both east and
west of Lake LadoGa. threatening
the former Finnish city of Niborg
WipurrD with isolation and re-
capture.
They said the Firms likewise
were menacing the former Man
inerheim line, thereby exposing
both EeningTad and kronStadt 10
attack and placing both Russian
cities in the Jaws of a mighty
German-FinniSh pincer.
The German admiralty an
'nounced that one Soviet destroyer.
three merchant ships and two
minc-Sweepers were sunk by Ger
man mines in the Baltic. German
naval forces sank Russian
tanker, the admiralty said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
VIEW Opens Convention

/ PHILADELPHIA Aug. %
'INS) The Veterans OF Foreign
Wars today began business SeS-
slonS Of the forty-second national
encampment simultaneously with
tho twcnty-eiChth meeting Of the
VIEW Ladies Auxiliary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
y. Y. GAS STATIONS CLOSE

NEW YORK, Aug. GINS
Many gasoline stations in the
New York area closed down
shortly after noon yesterday a.
they sold the last Of the gasoline
allotted to them for the month OF
August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Reds Repu|sed
In Central Zone
Germans Claim
Counter Attacks
Said to Be Smashed,
o5 Tanks Wrecked,
Nazis on Offensive
BY PIERRE j. HUSS

BERLIN, Aug. 25.-Violent Rus.
sian counter-attackS on the cen.
trail front have been repulSec
after three days of bloody fight.
ing, and German troops have
again taken the initiative in this
sector it was announced today.
The Soviet assaults were led by
numerous tanks, strongly sup
ported by artillery fire, it was
said.
The Reds were said 10 have Suf-
lered heavy losses both in men
and war materials. Ninety-five
huge Soviet tanks were reported
DESTROYED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
WAVE on WAVE OF REDS

In a neighboring sector The Rus
slams attacked in eight waves
each Of which broke on the rock o.
strong German resistance.
Then Nazi panzer divisions
struck back. inhicting tremendous
losses on the SovietS.
An additional IS tanks. 81 guns
and 30 motor lorrieS were de-
Stroyed or captured here.
On the northern front. authori
ties said, German forces were
nearing the EStonian capital oil
ff'afftnn and blasting scores or fielC
bunkerS stretching from the Lake
Pelpus 10 the Lake linen sectors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
7 Killed in Crash

WALDWICk. y. J, Aug. %
GNS)-Seven persons were killed
here and several others injured
in an automobile accident iapolX-
ing an interstate bus and five
other automobiles. The bodies Of
three adults and three children
were dug from the flaming wreck
age. Immediate identification was
impossible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ONE SHIP IDENTIFIED

The high command identified
one Of the British naval vessels
sent. 10 the bottom as destroyer
Of the Airidl class A Corvette and
another escort vessel also were
sunk.
U-boatS were credited with
sending n OF tho % ships 10 the
bottom. trapping them after sur
face raiders herded the fleeing
merchant men into effective tor
pedo range
e4lsesht -AaSNnls-af- = p a a.
which started out from England
were able 70 reach the safety Of
Portuguese territorial waters, II
was claimed.
The high command also an
nounCcd that German planes dur
ing the night attacked along the
English east coast as far as the
Faroe Islands and bombed air.
dromeS IN southern and middle
England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Forced Labor for Jews

BUCHAREST. aug 25-t1NSl
An official Rumanian decree
was issued today ordering all
Jews between - and 90 years ~
age 10 report for compulsory ia-
Dor service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ITALIANS WAITING

ROME. Aug. 25.-QNS) Italian
troops and Fascist Backshirt for
nations are waiting 10 cross the
Dnieper River in Russia, the Of
fetal Italian news agency Stelanl
said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25


He replied:
Eft stttttBtr, t-tttt-tte tttt
pc.
I'm Winter It's q storm
IT., so I cH1't f.c it.
and IN Summer II amt
StorpiH and so / don't need
to fr IT,
Thus il is with the situa.
ton i'm India and other zen.
shaved nations" Mr.. Barada
ITS stormiR0 HoC so it
is not 'ptOcticoblc' to fr IT,
And when the war is over
"it will no longer be stormins
and there will be no need Il
remedy the situation"
Perhaps YOU are right, my
dear sir, i'm not trusting toe
implicitly i'm the practical APP.
plication and operation of the
3 points or the II points o.
the four freedoms I'm the cast
of enslaved natiOns-Or eyeI
of other natiOns,-Or. even OF
our own United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
AAA Asks i. )
Probe Gas Lack
Continued from Page One)

to take short excursions if possible
lckeS said there will be gasoline
for trips over the holiday but
added that If the motorists can
be satisfied with short trip, SO
much the better"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
xxHE7N,- tfte ingenttou'
w Col. WedgwOod, NJ. p.
Mhn told Ameri

-ingenttouS
w Col. WedgwOod, NJ. p,
who told Ameri-
cans where they got off,
returned 10 England he pro
ceeded to inform the English
a bit also.
He urged according to
the despatches) that East
Indian political prisoners be
given their freedom under
the new policy announced by
the government" and he said
that Americans were under
the impression that Britain
was tyrannizing the Indians. "
He complained that "wher-
ever he went during his recent
tour of the United States in
which he pleaded for war aid"
some ill-bred and irrepressible
American democrats would
shout:
What obo1tf Hdio? :
"Yourc jojlcd hidioaS.
IIhy dotit gou practice
dcmocydcB Ucrc!"
Col. Wcdgwood declared
with considerable feryor that
liars and agitators have
given the wrong impression
to the people of America
a bout Our relations with
India"
He said that except for q
few instances the whole of
our record with India has
been one of the finest things
in English history" and
urged that Indian political
prisoners he released ito
silence very strong enemies in
America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Tighter Curb
On Credit lit oC f
Buying Forecast
Reserve Board Chief
Fears Disaster, Peril
70 Economic System
in Unbridled Spcndin
Nv LEE RNSHAIL
mi New. service >rsff corrr.rond'nt

WASHINGTON aug IS Fed
eral Reserve Board Chairman
Mariner EcclcS today m'ma'ol
that regulations of n>raUcu
buying and credit may have fo h'
further tiChtcucG n frc ln'r,es
of public Wolralc and ~, govern
ments drive against lntla'nr
Unbridled spending ht the pun
he, EccleS warned would precIp
recoil ruinouslv upon AN Of uS an.
inperil our entre economy
This Is the time. Eccics >.-
eested when people should "f.
higher incomes, reduce their qch'
or get out of debt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
n NR. SID MOHAMED
N AL BARADA muSt

bring himself 10 face
the cold hard fact that these
International political points
are not sharp enough to stici,
after the emergency which
produces them Is over.
The easuries of the
mighty Christian countries
are not going to be yoided of
the wealth that has been ac-
rttmtlatcd b, the sweat Of
cnslaNcd nations.
Not exactly.
Indeed, it would he consid-
erably EASIER a camel
TO pass through the eye of "A
needle than for any far-flun9
empire to abandon the domin-
ions which are the bases anu
buttresSes of its structure.
The high sentiments eN-
pressed by the eight points
and the fourteen, points are
like the boiled shirts and
black coats of our Occidental
civilization only brought out
for weddings and funerals
and kept stored away in the
moth balls of disuse on all
pro 0fi0oT WorE doyS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

nell in the play, annoyed by
his creditors, urged his valet
Mortimer, to promise them
something" and added, "BS
the way, Mortimer, promise
yourself sOmething,"-
SO l.. :. Amery, secretary
of state for Burma and India
thereupOn eXhOrted Mos
lens, Hindus, and other In
dian elements to unite behind
Britain'S war effort, and
again offered dominion status
or commonwealth partnership
"as soon as il is practicable.
But naturally it is not prac-
ticable NOW.
And the political prisoners
are still in prison.
"HE situation reminds
one of the Arkansas
hillbiIly who was asked
by a traveller why he did no.
fix the large hole in the roof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TIME TO PAY IF

"Our people cannot spend
their increased incomes and 70
into drbt- for uurc- amt U1urr-
things today" he SAID without
precipitatinG prize initiation
that would reCoil ruinouSlN upon
sll Of ms
Explaining the reasons Tor ih'
regulations limiting periods Of M
stalmeni huYlnR on dluahlc good,
and seeking maximum down pay
mentS. imposed last week under an
executive order by Prcsidcn
Roosevelt Chairman Eccles as
serted
CURB ON INITIATION
"If there are no restraints ON
the puhlic's spending of increas-
ing income for articles produced
In insufficient quantity 10 meet
increasing demand, said tho
board chairman. 1.-The inevitable
result IL that the prices OF these
articles will he rapidly hid up,
The consequence W h a is
commonly termed imitation, In
hation IL as destructive as de-
hstion.
1T skaters all OF the al lust
ments of our economic machine.
IL hits hardest Of all those OF
small means. II would not only
vastly Increase The COSTS OF de-
Tense. hut would imperil our en-
tire econom and marx
increasingly difficult the adjust
ments OF the postwar period.
by deferring civilian demand
at this time we can help avoid
initiation, we can aid In defense.
and we can store up backlog
of buying power that will heip
offset post slump.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
The Weather
a.. s. Chort on Page 100

HoURIy rINpIE.rtRrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
DEFENDING INDUSTRIES

tOffiCialS said II was not
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-05
20 YEARS AGO TIT TIE EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 5, 1921

FEBRUARY 5, 1921
 Alaska the United
  greater total imports according to |Troy Collector of Customs.
 for enrolment at the Council Cham organization meeting for the nursing at whc Miss charge.
 guests Suly Thomas crowd of people entertained fat at the Rosselle Studio kis9sf
 his parents East Street. his sixth birthday.
 B. Alaska Trcadwel Mining Company power plant a Nugget the city business.
 M Goddard Goddard arrived the Estebeh Gastineau Hotel Mrs Goddard boats Toronto Canada where MT join her later a visit.
 Hbert sold out his business in this city soon to leave 
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