davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
Obssil Sc.

Pro zastTelenf Freda Placka
ma Kennedy farme zatceny far
marsky delnfk Raymond Bar
rett sc We v9zeni obesil v LIE
Center, MINI.
serif Novotny, ktery proved
zatcenf dtocnfka, pravf, re tyz
81 udelal z nohavic osidlo, KITE
re 81 uvazal kolem krku a "a
nekolik hodin byl nalezen mrt-
w, take vsechny pokusy pfi-
vesti jej k zivotu byly marny.
Placek jest zetem Kennedy
owe a kdyz prijel k tchyni a
prohlizel zaTfzen1, tax nasel
mnohe v nepoTadku a karal k
Will tomu Barretta. Ten wal
flintu a stTelil Placka do rame-
ne a nekolik brokG mu snad vni
klo do Pile. Placek st naleza v
nemocnici We Faribault, ale le-
kari mali nadeji jeho uzdra-
Barrett sc asi bal nasled-
XII sveho GNU a proto Sc We We
zenf obesil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20

mena jen move zasveceni vsech
sill americkemu a ceskosloven-
skemu zapasu "a v1teZstv1'.
P1se:
"Ukolem Ameriky mezi moo
nostmi sveta jest byt zemf svo-
bodnych lidf. Poslan1 Cech1 We
svete Sc stall odv6ky BOZ "a svo-
bodu. Ones jsou americti Cesi
praporecn1ky osudu, pochodu-
j1c1mi v prvnf rade spojenych
narodG k v1teznemu triumfu.
Jestli mezi ostatnimi America
ny najdeme poklesle ma duchu,
jestli Sc nam zdaji nase nepatr-
ma stradan1 pT1lis tezka, jestli
Sc nam styska pc nasich VIDA
lenych milych a jestli je nam
sotva zacavs1 valku, uz nesne-
sitelne dlouha, vezm6me 81 pTf-
klad z nasich spoluobcan1 ces-
keno pGvodu. Pill tis1cilet1 bo-
jovali, staletf Sc jim styskalo pc
svobode, veky stravili v tenn
mem zalaTi. Ale neztratili Vi
ry, nepozbyli nadeje, neklesli
ma mysli a Sc vsech stran Sc
dnes znova hrnou do naSeho
boje."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
S%pOrtOvn1 Hlidka.
kRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pfistf dtery, dine "a. bfezns
v krizkovych zapasech pofada.
nych v Coliseum MI. Ed Comic.
sem v hlavnfm zapase kterJ
urcen ma dobu jedne porazky
Gino Garibaldi, 235 Id. re st
Louis utka Sc s Joe Cox, 225 Id
z Kansas City.
V nasledujfcfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuji:
George Koverly, 228 lb. "The
Wild Serbian" VS.. Cowboy Lut-
trail, 230 Id. z Texasu.
Tommy O'Toole, 228 lb. 2
Floridy VS.. Fred LEGS" Grob-
mier, 218 10. z Des Moines, Ia.
Milo Steinborn, 234 ID. z
Memphis, Tenn. VS.. Lou Plum
mer, $50 ID. z Baltimore.
Gus Sonnenberg, 23O Id. z
Bostonu VS.. Dick Lever, 225 ID.
z Nashville, Tenn.
zeny v prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze " ringside"
sedadlech.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
kroji mali vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20

Benese a nasel no zaplaveny
"cizinci''. Ale v tom uz dava
AmericanGm lekci pTipomfn-
kou, re tito Sc usadili ma pIde
Kansasu jeste pred pTicho-
dem jeho vlastnfch pfedkd. Cd
pocatku let padesatych tam pu
tovali Cesi strastiplnou cestou
pres nedohledne prerie ma tez-
kych selskych vozech a stall Sc
tn prvnlmi usedliky, kteT1
Sc ujali prace ma prom6ne
daleko Cd civilisovaneho sveta
odlehle pustiny v dnesnf vzkve-
tajfcf obilnici Ameriky. Ne
jen v Kansasu, nybrz We vsech
statech podali nescetne vymluv
nych d1kazd, jak jsou S Ameri-
kou duchovne sprizneni, jak s
nj srostli a oc hlubsi jsou kore-
ny jejich opravdoveho ameri-
canstvi nez by Sc zdalo povrch-
n1mu pozorovateli pf1chylnosti
a nehynouc1 lasky k zemi je-
jich pivodu.
"Oddanost stare vlasti jest
jednfm z nejcennejsich primo
sG americkych Cech1 do teto re
me. Nejen Re to je hybna s1la
vecne touhy pc svobod6, n.y.
brz je to take symbol nevyhnu-
ltelnehO VliVu. iakV mali ma A.
meriku udalosti odehravajfcf Sc
jinde We sv6t9. Prave sveto-
define otfesy v jinych zemich
to byly, co privedlo Cechy do
Texasu a Kansasu a obou Da-
kot a do New Yorku a Cleve-
landu a Chicago" Amerika
81 to tehdy Ga pohf1chu casio a.
nj pozdejiD nedoyedla uvedo-
nit, re mely vyznam take pro
beh jejfch vlastn1ch dejin."
Cesky fisk We Spojenych
statech nazyva p. Markham
"pochodn1 svobody, pronikaj1-
CT mlhovinami totalismu" a
vzdava pine uznanf cinnosti
kulturnfch, cfrkevnfch, polite
Rych a jinych Ceskych organi-
sacf ma americke p1de, pro nee
bez rozdflu zabarvenf vec svo-
body vzdycky byla prvim a po-
slednfm mravnfm vodftkem''.
Nezastfra pred ctenaTem, re Sc
Cesi mezi sebou take dovedou
hastefit a tTebas j porvat, kdyz
pise:
"Mezi pravym a levym xii
diem americkych CechG byva-
ly horke a urputne debaty v
tisku j ma sch1zfch. Ale dnes
Sc pravice S levici stiskly v pew
mem semknutf a najdete v Mich
stejne prapory, a stejne zbrane
a pracujfcf spolecne ma vyro-
be del a letadel a tankG". Ia
takovou ukazanost dekujf sve-
mu Sokolu Ok clanku je mimo
jine pfipojen obrazek z posled-
nfho chicagskeho sletu) a jeho
vlivu ma cesko-americky zivot
hlavne pc STRANGE yychovy mia
deze Ike zdravf, vytrvalost a 20
celenf vile. Ami nase veTejne
projevy a manifestace neusly
autorove pozornosti a pozna-
menava o Mich, re "kazda zna-l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
Jenom zazrak niue zachraniti
MAJESTY, prohlaSuie BeneS.

Nemect1 vojensti vddcove We
RI, re jedine zazrak mIze Ia
chraniti Nemecko, prohlasil v
Londyne Eduard Benes, byvaly
president Ceskoslovensk6 repu-
bliky a nyn1 president csl. Via
dy V exilu V Londyne We sve re-
eli u pr1lezitosti tTetiho vyroci
nemeckeho vpadu do Prahy.
Benes pravil, re toto "zvedel
s absolutnf jistotou re zdroj6
primo V B~erl1ne."
Vojenske i politick6 shrouce-
nj Sc nazismu sotva Sc niue O.
cekavati dele neil ma jare
1913, jak dale pokracoval, ma
cez Japonsko Dude porazeno
|padem nazismu.
Vzdor vsem nemeckym L.
|spechGm, jak Benes dale pra-
vii, "dopustili Sc neuveTitel-
nych a zakladnfch chyb", zahr
nuj1c v to i d1veru, re mohou
odf1znouti Britanii cd ostatnf-
no sv6ta, re americka pomoc
pride pozde a re sov6tsky
Svaz NIUE byti porazen v sesti
tydnech.
"Nynf konecne sazejf vsech-
no ma jednu kartu - svou Jar
nj ofensivu proti Rusku. To
Dude jejich konecne zklamanf,
ackoli ia ocekavam, re budou
m1ti nejaky Gspech pri zahaje-
nj teto ofensivy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
Spolkovy V6stnfk Zabav
PREDBEzNA OZNAMENf

= Nedele, %. brezna We 8
bod. odpol. Dram. Odbor Tel.
Jedn. Sokol Belcamp predvede
hru "Kde domov mGj" v Soko-
lovne, ron Gay a Preston ulic.
= Nedele, IL. dubna v Del
nickem Dome "Detska Besfd-
ka" zactva Ceske Sovobodomy-
sine Skoly Augustfn Herman.
" sobotu a v nedeli, Is. a
IA. cervna c. N. Sdruzenf a
Telocvicna Jednota Sokol po-
radaj1 Ceskoslovensky Den v
Belcampu a slavnostni uvedeni
Sokola do Americke Oboe So
kolske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
CESI v PRVNf RADE ZAPA.
SU "a SVOBODU.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl.' N. R.)

(I1SkOVa SluZDa CSl. N. R.)
r.. H. Markham je znamy
americky novinar a jeho clan
ky Sc dosti caste objevuji r1z
nych revufch a magazinech. K
z. brezna t.. r. u~verejnil v bo-
stonskem denn1ku, Christian
Science Monitor, stat ma vice
nez p1l stranky, venovanou
pamatce T. c.. Masaryka. Je k
nj pfipojen obrazek presidenta
Osvoboditele a obrazek jeho
syna "a reci ma krajanske sch1-
ri. Ale clanek Sc vymka z
france obvyklych slavnostnlch
staff; ponechava osobnost PRIV
n1ho p~residenta Ceskosloven-
ske r~epubliky stranou a zabyva
Sc hlavne tim, k cemu Masaryk
sv1j lid vzdycky vedl: ably zd-
|stal v duchu slavnych dejin bo-
jovnikem "a pravou svobodu.
JH nadpis "Cesi v prvnf fad6
zapasu "a svobodu" je peknym
holden ceske praci a ceskemu
duchu We Spojenych Statech.
Autor take hned ma zacatku
pripomina dive historicke pro-
klamace, vydane Ceskosloven-
skou narodni radon kratce pc
zakernem 1toku ma Perlovou
zatoku ma hawajskych ostro-
vech: prvn1- pro nej1cinejsf
podporu vlady Spojenych sta
tn We valecnem 1sili, druhou k
delnictvu, ably ma svych mis-
tech, at Ia pluhem, nebo v dill
mach a tovarnach 81 "a psaclm
stolen nasadilo vsechny silly
pro zajistenl v1tezstvl.
lobe vyzvy" poznamenava
p. Markham "vyjadrovaly Cd
hodlani, ktere jiz davno bylo
pevne zakotveno v srdc1ch
vsech Americana ceskosloven-
skeho p6vodu. Nebyla to jen
prazdna slova, nebyla, to pou-
ha l1biva resoluce, nebylo to
jen krasne heslo. Americti &C.
81 nepotrebuj1, ably je nekdo
honil do prace. Jsou delnici. A
co jejich narodni rada vyhlasi-
la, bylo upfimne provolani del
Mkt k deln1kum."
Autor pfipomfna, re die sta
|tistiky pristehovaleckych IRA
du vzdycky pfichazelo do Spo-
jenych statI mezi Cechy mel
mensi procento lid negramot-
nych a nejvetsi procento RENE
sine vyskolenych delnikd a pri
SVEN slime vyvinutem trfdnfm
uvedomen1 muz1 rozvaznych,
kter1 dovedou zajmy sve a zaj-
my stavu podrizovat zajmnm
celku. Take cestf zemedelci
vysoko vynikali mad primer il
nych narodnostl a vyznacovali
Sc vlastnostmi, ktere je chilly
zvlasf schopnymi, ably sc ry-
chile p~rizphsobili americkym
pomerdm. Narodnf charakte-
|ristikou Cechu jsou energie, cd
hodlanost a vlohy Sc organise
vat pro spolecnou praci.
Historic jim byla tvrdou sko-
lou a take dobrou ucitelkou.
Byli prvn1, KIDD v XIV. stoletf
zvedli BOZ "a svobodu du-
choynf politickou i socialnf.
V XVII. stoleti il ztratili,
ale neustali cd te DOLBY v zapa-
Sc, az 81 il v roce 1918 vydobyli
nazpet. Prave proto, re poz-
nall, CO nadlidskeho 1sili must
Ii vynalozit a co vsechno vytr-
pet, ably sve svobody dosahli, 81
il tolik vazf, Re rad9ji v hou-
fech znovu opousteli svIj milo
vany domov, ably mohli lit pc
SVEN a bojovat dale v duchu
svych dejin a odkazu velkych
vIdcu.
Pan Markham je rodakem
re statu Kansas a doznava, re
mel podivny, ba snad az nepff-
jenny pocit, kdyz pred n6koli-
ka lety n~avstivil sv1j kraj vi
nrfvodu nresidenta Eduarda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
VZ
Real :@4Hna
ZWli@ ;@ Beer

Pred mes1ci bylo Mani Teceno: "Jsme tax dalece stare
modnl, re vef1me V citivost; tudiz ~nezadejte Cd mas, aby-
chom pospfchai S nasim Book Pivem. Arrow Book Dude ma
trhu v prave tradicnf Bock-dobe naezite vylezely a chut-
ny = nejlepS1 Book, ktery mono koupiti.'
Cas- pfkvapl! Prava Bock-doba nastava - tradice DO
stalet1 stara, pima citlivosti a dobr6 soudruznosti. A tax =
Arrow Book je nyni k dostanf, zcela vylezely, iemn1 a chut-
ny. Jest to Jarni pohostenf Arrow VYUzfJTE TOT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
Professor Karlovy university u
bit V koncentracnfm t6hoEe.


DR.. Edward Bures, professor
organicke chemie ma Karlove
universite V Praze, zemTel v
nemeckem koncentracnfm tabo
re. Byl zatcen hned pTi vypu-
knutf valky a pc n6kolika me-
sfcfch zalare byl odvezen do
koncentraGnfho tabora. Nynl
pTichazi zprava, re byl MAJESTY
ubit. K Tade zlocin1 pTidavaji
Nemci dalsf. Nebude zapome-
nuto smrti Ivana Olbrachta,
Alfredo Fuchse a cetnych dali
SIGH vlastencG, znamych ne
kteTf zahynuli ma ne
meckych popraviStfch, v zala-
rich a koncentracn1ch tabo-
rech il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
We SRAzCE.

Instructor v Hudson letaTske
sluzbe, O. K. Stalker a pilot,
jenz Jim vyucovan byl, usmr-
cent byli v pondel1 We srazce u
Martinsburg, v Zapadnf Virgil
nil.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
D. S. Nearly Seized Martinique
Last Month Report Indicates
U-Boot Discovered to Hove Londed
Wounded Crewmon on French lslond

open communication with any,
one on land. The sailor was suf-
fering from a gangrenous wound
in the leg, possibly from she'll
fire during a surface action
against American coastal ship
ping. His commander apparently
put him ashore with instructions
to seek surgical attention he
could not be given on board ship.
The State Department imme-
diately sent to the French Gov
eminent, through Ambassador
William d. Leahy. a warning
that the United States would not
permit the use of French western
hemisphere ports by Axis war
ships or planes for any purpose
Vichy was told that unless she
gave categorical assurances that
no Axis submarines or war plane
would be allowed to visit any
French western hemisphere pos
session the United States would
be compelled to take such action
See MART1NlQUE-Page 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Mount Clemens
in Preferred
Category

LANSING, March 21--tP1-
The state insurance rating COM
mission today ordered a seven
pere cent reduction in fire insur-
ance rates charged on dwellings
in 80 Michigan cities with water
systems and full-time paid fire
departments.
The commission estimated
that the new rates would save
owners of property 100000 to
$3.50, 900 year. but it was
pointed out that the saving to
the average residential owner
would not be large.
New rates were ordered plac-
ed in effect April l in cities OF
fire insurance classification one
to six, inclusive. The insurance
department said those classes
covered all cities with full-time
fire departments. Glasses seven
and eight which received no rate
reduction, include cities with
volunteer fire departments, 1t
was explained.
The communities affected by
the reduction include Benton
Harbor, Monroe, Mount Glenn
ems, Niles, Owosso, Port Huron
and Traverse City.
The reduction order results
from hearings conducted last
fall after Governor Van Wagon
or had announced an investiga-
ton of dwelling rates in August.
Edmund c. Shields, counsel
for the 315 companies involved
declined to say at once WHISTLER
an appeal to the courts would be
taken, but he declared I'VE went
into this thing at the start
with the idea we would carry
it clear through the courts and
I have no reason to think my
clients have changed their
minds"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21

WASHINGTON, March al
(R)-The United States was on
the verge of Selling Martinique
last month and has warned
Vichy that any harboring of Nazi
raiders there would mean Amer
lean action.
This was disclosed yesterday
by an authoritative source who
gave the following outline of the
situation.
A German submarine entered
the harbor of Port De France,
caital of the French island, on
Feb. FL and sent ashore wound
ed member of its crew. Ameri-
can observers Immediately noti-
fled Washington. They are sta
toned on Martinique to watch
for such occurrences because it is
in the chain of islands thanking
the Panama Canal.
SURGICAL NEEDS
II was promptly established
that the submarine took on no
supplies and did not attempt To
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Junk Racket
is Exposed
Sheriff Issues
Warning to Public

The Sheriffs Department to-
day warned County residents
against the activities of two
Negro junk men who have been
reported in Warren Township
and near Armada.
The pair, driving truck, rep
resent themselves as collecting
scrap metal for the government
and pickup material without Of
fering payment and in some in
stances not asking permission.
Eli Kent f Armada today re-
ported to the Sheriff's office
that they carted away two large
galvanized oil tanks and a wash
er machine from his yard after
telling his wife 1t las "for the
government. He said they did
See JUNK-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Says Unions
Destroy u. 5.
Business
Assistont Attorney
General FIoys
Union Proctises

WASHINGTON, March 21-
R-Thurman Arnold, assistant
attorney general, accused organ
lied labor today of "injuring and
destroying" independent Blu S j.
ness and said that farmers, con-
sumers and businessmen were
lat its mercy"
He flatly told the House Judi
ciary Committee that a measure
to require government registra-
ton of unions and trade associa-
tons doesn't 60 far enough" in
protecting the public from prac-
tises of organized labor.
"When you look at the entire
picture" Arnold asserted, "the
situation is putting a very SUBJ
stantial handicap on the distri-
button of all civilian necessities.
1T is impeding the distribu-
ton of housing and food and is
injuring or destroying the indie
pendent businessman at a time
when we are trying to save the
consumed, and independent bust
nessman. W.
He told the committee that mo
other CUP in our society"
could do anything like the things
he said have been done by labor
unions
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
BY VERNON a. HAU0LAND

BY VERNON A. 1AU0LAND
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA,
March 2l-(R-Ceneral Doug
las Macarthur rode triumphant
~ into Melbourne today and
promptly promised the cheering
thousands who gave him . hero
welcome that he would do his
best to carry the cause Of the
United Nations TO ultimate N1e-
cess" 3
II shall keep . soldiers faith;
General Macarthur doe1Gror
simply in q short speech.
The demonstrstion IT, -
hero Of Bataan, deeply eonnc
after his days in The Phi1ito 1e
was one Of the greatest - ~
history Of the commonwealth. 4
SEA VICTORY 3.
Meanwhile. TIE burning -
sinking Of . Japaneoo honNJ
cruiser By Allisd boennogo -
terday IN Z oAeine ~ { 3
tack "a nahCul, NV -
was rspss>so 49, a ~! ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Gen. Clagett
Back from
the Wars

Fresh from the battlefields OF
China, Burma and Java, Brig
Gen. Henry B. Clagett, former
Selfridge Field commandant, is
back in the United States today
recounting the results of his OBJ
servations to his superiors in the
nations capital.
Gen. Clagett, who from 1886
to Mar. 1941 was in charge of
u. S. Army Air forces at the
Mount Clemens base, was wide
ly known in the community and
highly popular both with civil
ian and military personnel.
Throughout the past several
months fragmentary dispatches
from the Far East have shown
Gen. Clagett visiting widely
separated potential, and actual,
explosive points. On secret
mission to Gen. Chang Kai
Shek's capital at Chungking, in
conference with Dutch and Brit
ish commanders at Bandoeng
and Batavia and on field service
in the Philippines.
Gen. Clagett, it is under
stood, left Rangoon shortly be-
fore the Japanese occupation.
He is understood to have arrived
back in the United States March
10. The nature of his present
mission and his probable next
assignment are shrouded in the
mists of wartime military secre-
CIV.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Car Thieves
Appreciated
Detroit Police
Check Records

Three youths apprehended by
Detroit Police while driving \
car stolen in Mount Clemens last
week will probably be turned
over to the Mount Clemens
Police Departmen for prosecu-
ton, Chief Arthur I. Rosso said
today.
When arrested in Detroit, the
youths, all Detroiters, were rid
ing in a car owned by Morton
Winkler of 3340 South River
road which was stolen at the
same time that a car owned by
DR.. Russell Ullrich was also
stolen from his garage.
CAR STRIPPED
DR.. Ullrich's car was located
the next day completely stripped
and abandoned in field outside
the City limits.
There was also a probability
that Federal agents would enter
the case because valuable med
ical kit bag which was taken
from the stolen car contained
a vial of morphine.
All cases involving the theft
of narcotics come under the jur-
isdiction of the Federal agents,
but Police said thai since the
theft in this case was only in
cidental and the amount was not
large, the Federal agents might
not consider prosecution.
TRIO HELD
The youths, now held by De-
troit Police, are Leonard Sielky,
%, Emil Gunaca, 10, and Aurell
Grecian, 81.
Winkler's car was carrying
license plates issued to Stuart
Green of las Lodewyck avenue,
Mount Clemens, when recovered.
The plates had been stolen from
Green's car.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Salvation Army
Supper is Sci
Drive Workers
to Confer Mondoy

Workers in the Salvation
Army Drive now underway In
Mount Clemens, will meet for a
supper-conference Monday eve
ming at the Army Citadel. 80
Grand avenue, Clearance Barck,
chairman announced today
Following is a list of the work
ers engaged in the drive:
CHAIRMEN OF GROUPS:
Arthur Houghten. Special
Gifts; Macy F. Watkins, Mailing
requests; Walter Lehner, John
Vice, Peter Vladeff. John Sier-
ems, Alice Tucker, Ladies Divi-
ion; Edgar Racine, Publicity.
Under Arthur Houghten: Jack
Flaacke, A. D. brewer, Ralph
Clark, Don Miller, James Nc
Mahon, Fred w. Miller, Howard
Fenton, Harry Mslbin, Harold
Green, William Koehler, Robert
Winslow, Oscar Watz.
Under Walter Lehner: Claude
Copeland, Thomas Cross, Maur-
ice Daily, Sam Ginsburs, Walter
Kruse. Monte McFarlane, James
Nunneley. Arnold Ullrich. Jacob
Ullrich, Roland Nank, Stanley
Worthington.
Under Miss Alice Tucker,
Mrs. Helen Ware.
Under John Vice: Walter
Hecht. Pat McEvoy, Ray e. Boy
er, ]. Barnett, Norman Schultz,
Roy Duprey. Mr.. Switzer. Bern
ard Rosso. Meyer Levine, Will
bur Held, Chas. Pagett.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
BodykFound
in Parked Car
Coroner: Probes
Worrsn Mons Dsoth

No Coroner's verdict had been
made today pending further in
vestigation into the death of .
42-year -old Warren Township
man whose body was discovered
last night in his parked car on
Fourteen mile road near Ryan
road in Warren Township.
The dead man was identified
as George Buffmyer of 6818
Twelve Mile road, Warren Town
ship. His body was discovered
by q motorist at 1888 am. Fri
day night.
When deputies arrived at the
scene, they found Buffmyer's
See BODY-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Four Escape Injury
In Minor Accident
Cor Sideswiped in
early Morning Crosh ,

Four persons escaped serious
injury early this morning when
the cars in which they were rid
ing sideswiped one another on
the turn of South River road.
After the impact, one car,
driven by William E. Emerich of
% Franklin street, Mount Glenn
ems, travelled 100 feet. The 9TH
er car, driven by Joseph w. Will
son of 35 Hubbard avenue,
Mount Clemens, Travelled 80 feet
before stopping.
Although both cars had to be
lowed from the scene, the two
drivers and two passengers, one
In each car, were not injured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Andrew Donaldson
Takes College Degree

Andrew Donaldson, son Of
Mrs. Marlin Donaldson Of ID
Kendrick avenue, today Is va
cationing at home following his
graduation on Thursday from
r Estate College at Angola,
Ind.
He received his degree In
aeronautical engineering, re-
turning to Mount Clemens for .
weeks vacation yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Col. Mekinnon
Wins Promotion

Lt.-Col. H. M. McKinnon. COM
mandant of the Selfridge Field
Air Base, yesterday was promot-
ed to the rank Of . full colonel
on orders Of the War Depart
ment in Washington.
Col. McKinnon. who has been
stationed at Selfridge Field
since August, 1o]1, was assign
ed 70 the local base from his
former command st Fort Ben
ming. CO. ~ +
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
First Day
Of Spring
is at Hand

NEW YORK. March 2l-Ski
enthusiasts tipped along the
frigid trails in Stowe, VT, and
the White Mountains Of New
Hampshire today but Spring Of.
ficially arrived, and Nevs York
ers hardly knew the differences
In fact--now Il can BE- told
II was practically Sprins-like IN
New York al winter, except fol-
q few blustery days. Only ~
inches Of snow fell on the met
ropolis-a sh6g<Age of AL inch
es as compared with the normal
average-and the weather today
was, as il has been, fine.
Midtown workers have been
strolling through Rockefeller
Plaza for weeks without. over
coats, basking in sun that has
kept the average temperature II
3S.5 degrees. Ia degrees above
normal while Pittsburgh, Pa,
and other areas encountered
real old-fashion blizzsxds. IS
Generally, however,, ~ Spring
arrived at All q. m. (EWT) the
nation as q whole looked back
upon one of the mildest winters
in many years.
On the other hand. embattled
Europe still was IN the throes Of
one Of its toughest winters, Z
winter comparable to the frigid
season of 1928 when Napol.
cons great armies virtually
turned to Ice in Russia.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-21
Arnold CHARGES Marion at Mercy Of Organized Labo
Fire Insurance Rates Cut
z Per Cent by State Order
Sugar-Rationine
Dates are Set

CHICAGO, March 2l-R
National sugar rationlng
registration dates were fixed
today by the Office Of Price
Administrator for April -
and -, and May I, S, 6 and
Z. The announcement was
made here at . meeting Of the
20 state rationing admins
traitors and regional supervis-
ors by Frank Lane, field
chief for OPA Director Leon
Henderson. Industrial con-
sumers, such ~ confectioners
and candy makers, will regis
ter for their rations on the
two April dates. using their
nearest high school. IndH-
vidual consumers will register
May ~ ut the public schools.