davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
with a net gain of 80 CENTS com
pared with last weeks close.
SELL ABOVE SIS

Attesting the plain quality IT this week s
steer crop, only a comparative handful sold
above SIS. A few choice 90o-lb teo
yearlng steers eatly commanded $3.50
and two truck lots OF strictly good o3l 10.
weights brought S132Ju 1880. Medium
10 good fed steers went scaieVard At SIS -
a Is, including some grain or grass KIND.
at Sl3 50Ulf2S mainly Common and
medium native straight srass steers turned
mainly at SlOT . go just sprlnkling M
TAT smooth kinds made S13rt13 25 and
thin teshed cutter grades dropped 90 80
Several cars of shortfed grassy southern
steers scored Si3n -. medium south
west Erassers Sl2 ~ so.
Most heifers were grassers NJ SO u L.
a few shUrrfcds selling up 10 $500 Fat
grass cows sold within 50 81 10 IS limits,
little above $1,000 late. Early. package
of good .275-lb. fed cows commanded SIT.
Gamers and cutters closed az 1928 % 8 IS.
only light shells AZ s. down. Good wCiEhjy
sausage bulls bulked at &l21L 2l--cnm-
mon and medium largely 50. 500 l1.75
CALVES-Neeks receipts. 1850. Nealers
advanced SOC from last weeks close. Good
and choice grades bulked az sta u SO,
mainly $3.50 late. with common and me
dunn sorts largely Sf3ti II. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Lists Desirable Sources for Treasury Borrowing

o avoiding imitation" the authoritative
banking the
treasury the huge funds poured
pendtures.
the this Is borrowing must fill the
desirable borrowing order:
First the income of the people which
otherwise be
n nOn-banl holders;
Third the commercial banks:
tn. federal
interest the banks, the enterpriser the worker
flight Of infa
on that possible dollar he borrowed from the first
of resulted the FOLLOWING
dealing with the threat oil
infation
gold standard diSconnuance Of silver
chase policy repeal of TIE naonary provisions of the Thomas
Amendment gold value of the dollar
rigid expenditures large resort TO TAXATION fo
the channeng of loans
feasible individuals and institutions
where
il would have a large innatonary potential"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
lists Accomplishments

Holler's pamphlet reviews the
accomplishment of the auto
dealers of America.
"They have sold and delivered
more than 30 million cars and
trucks In the last 81 year.
he points out. "They have
taken In trade les million uSs1
vehicles. They have constantly
widened and Increased the ci-
william transportation system of
America.
They have done moro than
they themselves know to pre-
pare their country for war-they
have helped 10 make the United
States the most mobile nation
on earth In an era when mo-
bility means strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Lewis Heney
Lewis Haney
War SGaEeH1late
Price of DislEnlity

Clearly the Russia and Egypt suggests the danger
driving the Germans
Japs belong Neither Britain the
United Russian people whole be crushed
danger admitted and this
than Germans and Japs This real danger making the war real
beginning
Most people that before win the
that
class conflict selfish politics the immediate
conditions which prevent improvements In other
leaders organized labor and
famed by selfish politicians what is destroying our
mi q az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Freight loadings
Gain BOOTS Cars

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended August % totaled
899,419 cars, an increase of 30,015
over the previous week, a decrease
of 1901 from the like week a
year ago and an increase of $780,
644 over the like 1910 period. ac-
cording to reports to the Associa-
ton of American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

SAGINAW. Sept. tUPl .-Today's pay
ing prices To growers for beans.
Pea beans 81 so, light red kidneys 81
darn red Kidneys - ere. yellow eyes
Sc: c.rc. light cranberries. 81; c.T.c. darn
cranberries SO 50
Wheat, Si4lTaI 10; oats, 42a t3c; rye
so ITic siN-rowed barley, i,52u 1 -
buckwheat. 81 22w225; corn, 50 Y s5c SOY
beans. 81 f5Iif1.
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
On the
- ,
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
u.,r.n rive. s,.sss,aI Esnor

The following verbatim report
Of an automobile salesman turned
"eXpediter for the war materials
necessary 10 keep the war plants
Of Cadillac Motor Car Division
humming is typical of the war as
signmentS former Cadillac sales
men are accomplishing:
TUESDAY
II so a. m, Detroit 49, Assign
ment: get IS pieces part C-l0o774
tmachined forgingsl 10 factory ny
Saturday morning from Company
~" WaukeSha. Wis Forgings
from Company "" Milwaukee.
Forgings not started.
lie p. m.--On plane 10 Chicago
through service by plane 10 Mil
waukee not available till late eVe-
ming. mo time to pack baggage.
Had traffic department reserve
space-no time 70 check on re-
suits. Drove personal car TO air
port left IL in charge of attendant
with keys and instructions 10
turn over to wife later. Couldn't
locate wife-located mother-in-
law left message 10 pick up car.
Caught plane with two minutes
10 spare)
2:15 p. m.-Arrivc Chicago air
port. TAXED 13 miles 10 North
western station in 20 minutes.
4:45 p. m.--Company "X.' Mil
waukee. Contacted general man.
ager, assistant general manager
and purchasing agent. Sold them
on immediate action. Hammer
available--promised TO forge 200
pieces same evening. Arranged
10 clear heat-treat oven to take
first $50 forgings Immediately as
they are hammered out. Arranged
for truck to pick up forgings at
hoo a. m. next day for shipment
10 Company "Y." Phoned Com
pany "Y," explained problem. and
stressed job forging company was
doing 10 get the job done. Was
advised il would take another
week TO fabricate regardless Of
circumstances. Agreed 10 do all
possible by way of preparation
and to sleep on the problem.
80 p. m.-Forgings hammered
and on way 10 ovens.
500 f4turser.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
1912 Building 10 Date
Exceeds 7 Billions

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Con-
struCtiOn awards in the latest
week topped the 5000, 000, 600 mark
for the fourth consecutive week,
according 10 Engineering News
Record Volume for the year to
date amounts 10 S7.1S1 ,56S. 900, an
increase of 81 per cent oYcr the
l94l period.
-lB sd q Il 5uTEBo no noH
Pressed Steel CRr Company for the sin
months ended june 80 reports q net prof,
of Si67 1871 after provision ~ s. zoe. 400
for federal income and excess prohts taxes.
This compares with net profit for siX
months ended Juno so. 1881 ~ S3ps 2O3,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Conditions Hamperine War Effort Are Not New

think that for the best that should frankly recognize
that these conditions hampng effort They
responsible with long
while And they hardly rid Of without fundamental
change ideas about government and economies
Enr high farm and some Efforts TO
hold Washington But back OF the
inflated farm price situation lie the vicious farm loan policy ana the
of conflict Selfish farm leaders
gang prices by asking the
hold the market This is the old
policy which bring disuny during the
mast decade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Reduce NonessentiaI Governmental Spending

Tor
ROn-essena governmental expenditures the bone
"2. Raise financing increasingly by
taxation NE
Supplement taxation by compulsory investment In interest
bearing debt repayabe with certain qualifications
only after the
to our $ much possible
thereby
federal banks either
n ~ collateral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
Copyright 1912, International New Service

While President comforting with his advisors
redoubing initiation which subject he will
deliver Day leading
this field also graphing with the problem.
WRandoph Burgess OF the National CITY Bank
York the policy committee OF the
American Association when questioned today concerning his
views referred the subject by the economic
nnlicN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
N. Y. Coffee EXCHANGE
0mits Saturday Trade

NEW YORK. Sept. q. The
board of managers of the New
York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
has decided TO close the exchange
on Saturdays until further notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
LEGAL NOTICE.


Office OF the Collector of Custom. r.
troit, Michigan August "a, ls42. Notice
Is hereby given that the following. de-
scrtbed seized merchandise: fat ",
rowboat, a lady's Persian lamb
man . apiece gray suit. I lady, ps,,,an
lamb coat l mans tan topcost 1 mans
tan tweed wool overcoat. bottles ~his-
KEY, bottles brandy. l mans gray ton.
coat l mans 3piece suit. I strand in,i-
tation pearls small lavaliere az potIrda
wool yarn. l diamond brooch with pearle.
M gold ring set with reby and small
pearls bottle whiskey and bottles beer
has been seized for violation OF the Cus
toms Revenue laws In this district between
the dates Of September 2. 1871, 10 Ausust
10. 1912: that the same will be forfeited
70 the United states government on septeuu-
Der is 1912 In accordance with the
statutes made and provided Any person
claiming any OF the above described u,er-
chandise should hls-with me his or nsy
claim 20 such merchandise within twenty
DAYS from the date NJ the hrst pubIIcstIoa
81 this notice. Martin r. Bradley, Col.
lector Of Customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
FRIDAY

Pieces came out of heat-treat
10 hours ahead of earlier schedule
500 a. m.-Checked at "Y" L.
noon flour hours TO cool. Men
started last operation grinding
turing lunch hour. On truck 4:0C
y. ~. P9de truck 10 Milwaukee
arrived 500 p. m.
Checked pieces on 10 express
car. Made copy of express bill
snd noted car number just in case
Routed shipment via Pennsylvania
out Of Chicago 10 save transfer
tir'e and possible complications
500 p. m.-Tool< train 10 Chi.
cago-arrived IT'S D. m. StayeC
with shipment until deposited II
express car. Noted car number
and requested eXpress company Il
wire Detroit office to hold frs
express truckload for this ship
ment.
$50 p m.-Dinner and sleeper
10 Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Cont ! Motors
Starts Output
At Texas Plant
Expansion Gives Firm
3 Factories for Building
Tank, Plane Engines

Production by Continental Mo-
tors Corporation of parts for en-
.gines TO power medium tanks is
starting this week in a former
plant of Guiberson Diesel Engine
Com any in Texas. A plan
whereby Guiberson ceases manu-
facture of engines for tanks in
Texas and Continental takes over
became effective September l.
Official announcement OF the
change in type of engines to be
produced did not state what engine
Continental will make there. lnas-
much as the company is one of the
leading manufacturers of the
Wright whirlwind engines for me-
dunn tanks. il is presumed that
this type of engine will be made in
the Texas plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
What Is lnflstion7
What Is nflstion7
Monetary Experts
Battling Menace

(ThS the fourth article series by Merrye Stanley
RukeySe noted economies explaining the current
which President Roosevelt scheduled
special the American people Labor Dsy)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
SATURDAY

500 a. m.-Arrived Detroit
checked shipment onto express
truck direct TO factory.
$50 a. m.-Arrived factory
checked shipment at receiving de,
partment. Office wants 10 know
II / enjoyed plane trip TO Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low ~ On On 70
s : ! c N s.y,l 70 500 scS Il ~ -.
PR Wolvne 81 100 -
rps.uHfs drrisrff 80 paid - far this year.
nnl>ss sfb>rwtse sefes. s-Itasidstins sivt-
sepd. b-t,n Accommodations, ex-Ex dividend
s-sfo<k dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
~ ipi vi hlldiiNf III,
lte release. Took
TO Milwaukee 49, CO
@ Inspectors cui
in case release
Ter teletype. Checl
ress Of machining
, "a hours a day
, better than eXpe
THURSDAY
IfV DipcpS finished
THURSDAY

Seventy pieces finished three
hours ahead of schedule. Received
o X. on inspection release
Checked truck to Milwaukee rail-
road station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Livestock
Prices
Decline

Prices OF ri classes OF livestock
except vealers pointed toward
lower levels this week at the De
troit Stock Yards. Closing trade
on cattle and lambs proved espe-
eiallly difas sesstt, tbtttt- vcaiCTs tfH1StCu
with a net gain of 80 CENTS COM
pared with last weeks close.
CATTLE Weeks receipts 4 500. InbiN
trade s4at-, -t-t-t- tr-7t trItr-s We
a bout steady at Hast weeks low close n-i
later ptiees EsEKFd PC sHa IN iussUurJ
more on common and medium EraSsers
Good cows escaped with about a zoe lus-
hut lower grades declined mainly soc from
last week bow claSa, win some canucr-
off 75c. Closing trade On slaughter steers
and she stock was "A very draggy aaair
with the market strictly On cstGh as
catch can basis. only bulls escaped buyer
pressure, especially good velghty KINDS
which sold fully steady and in instances
CSC higher. However, plain light bulls still
had 10 be nodded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
THREE LARGE PLANTS

Some finished parts should be
turned out within two weeks. &C
|cording to c. j. Reese, president OF
Continental.
Present expansion into the Texas
plant gives Continental three large
plants actively in production on a
diversified line of aircraft and
tank engines FOR Industrial use.
In addition. the company is now
building another large engine plant
in Michigan and is consulting and
assisting in production of two
other plants outside of Michigan
and Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

500 a. mat forge shop. Sold
organization on picking up ware
house steel TO complete our run,
Assured self of heat-treat progress
--rechecked truck k packaging
weight. etc.
1890 a. m.-Taxied 10 miles 10
'Y'-took along one forging mot
heat-treated) 10 assist shopmen in
setting up and tooling, and ar
ranging sequence of operation.
They had never macfined this
for-ing before.
HOO a. Discussion with
general manager. superintendent
shopmen-result: forging could be
machined quickly with screw ma
chine making several operations
at once. Still the problem of the
second heat-treat us hours) and
the major job of finding an oven
available at the hour we needed
IL. Was told that with plenty of
ll"l i might get few Sunday.
stu not good enough. Phoned
hoe factory Shopmen- thor
ou~hlv enthused. left for the shop
20 lay out better plans. Shopmen
came back with new plans that
would get few out early Satur-
dav morning.
Phoned several heat treat
sources -located two that said
they might have ovens open at
time required. Promised job TO
both. Phoned factory on details
arranged for ordnance inspection
immediate release. Took inter-
urban 10 Milwaukee 49, contacted
ordnance secured his
support in case release did not
come over teletype Checked "Y'
on progress Of machining-all men
10 work "a hours a day-iob pro-
crossing better than expectation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Good News
From w ar
Factories
Nv International New, Service

MORE MAGNESIUM-A giant
magnesium plant. with an output
almost four times a. great as alt
that produced in this country in
-tStt, has started production. the
War Production Board announces.
MORE FREIGHT-To facilitate
transportation OF food. the Office
of Defense Transportation an
nounces that il has pooled every
refrigerator freight car in the
country so that assignments can
be made from the pool as a single
unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Detroit Poultry

Market. weak. Hens. average run. a<e,
leghorn hens, lbs. and up ice; cocks
II q lie; rock springers, Z lbs and up. 7Oc /:
broilers, all Sizes, 23c
EGGS-Market steady. Current r.ceipts.
% nc; undergradrs. 29ik d3ic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
MORE GAsoIfNE-Thc Amer

lean Petroleum Institute reports
that the nations gasoline stocks
last week were up by 38S, 900 bar
relS over the week before TO a
total of S0.s3l 900 barrels. Stocks
a year ago were only 1884, 900
barrels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
INCREASE OUTFIT

It also is considered probable
that Continental will undertake 10
greatly increase production of an
other type engine which il has
been making TO power light tanks.
The Guiberson Diesel had been
scheduled for light tank -use.-
The plant was built with De-
fense Plant Corporation funds and
Continental takes il over on a
lease basis. Original cost is under
stood to have been about $1,000
600.
While many changes will be re-
quired 10 turn out the new type
tank engines. some machines can
be almost Immediately turned 10
making parts and these are being
put TO work now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

MORE SHIPS - The Southern
Pacific Railroad has converted
some of its shop facilities for con-
struction of heavy plate-behding
rolls for the Oregon Shipbuilding
Corporation, Portland, it was an
nounCed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Urges Return TO Statutory Gold Standard

IL would have large infa,ionary potential"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

morrow More about ABCs of initiation and how it be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
WEDNESDAY

III. btnrer.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
HERE'S WHAT GETS MY GoAT
by Marina England, Its.s4e

thermometer wrong, then throws
the place into a turmoil demand
ing this and that.
What burns me to crisp, how
ever, is the kind friends whose
idea of visiting the sick is to arrive
before or after hours, stay over
time, upset the sick-room routine,
exhaust the patient with their
inane babble - then fly into a
tantrum when you finally ask
them to leave for their friends own
good.
No, sick people aren't hard to
handle - it's the we'll ones visit
ing them who kill us nurses. May
be these questions will show how
you rate on our charts" Count
10 for every mo" answer. If you
score 60 or better, you're a model
patient-visitor.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
"yessir, I'm
IN 4 CLASS
BY MYSELF"

YpsslR, that's true Ever since | enrolled
for special training with the International
Correspondence Schools, I've been in
class by myself Because every &c. S.
student is teally one>man class. His
classroom is in his own home, and there
aren't any slow>pokes or Ounces to hold
him back! He gets personal, individual
instruction.
MAYBE that's why it takes only
few months for many c.. S. students
to yet special training that makes them
better fighters on the production front:
As matter of fact, few weeks after !
began studying, my boss noticed the I'M
provement in my work-and, since then.
I've been given more responsible job.
Right now. Of course, there's ter
rife shortage Of trained men in industry
and if you're as smart as ! think you
are, you'll mark this coupon and mail it.
And don't mean tomorrow!
Evening star., 1942-11-15

~0oMETIMES sick people are
- petulant or unreasonable,
~ but that take in my stride.
What gets my goat about nursing
is not the foibles of patients, but
the selfish antics of some of their
perfectly healthy visitors.
The distraught prospective ia
ther, for instance, who stops pacing
long enough to hear it's boy -
rushes outside to get tight -
rushes back to annoy everybody
in the hospital with his maudlin
chatter. That's one time a man
might stay sober - or else stay
away!
Another problem is the potential
Florence Nightingale. She never
trained: she just has knack for
nursing" So she takes the sick
friends temperature, reads the
Evening star., 1942-11-15

/. Do you insist upon visiting the
sick in group, bringing the kids?
Three visitors in succession are
worth six times as much as three
at once.
Z. Do you visit with the doleful
>puss of a professional mourner?
3. Are you one of those who think
that only day nurses need to eat?
4. Do you shatter the patients
confidence in her physician by
describing how Mrs. Blanks doc
tor prescribed an entirely differ
ent treatment for exactly the
same thing you have?
5. Do you regale the sick person
with CORY tales of other operations
and sudden deaths?
Evening star., 1942-11-15
What Does the Nurse Think Of You ?

s. Are you one of those cats who
think all nurses are ION the make"
- or one of those husbands who
suspect they can all "be dated"'?
7. Do you talk to the patient only
about his illness instead of trying
more cheerful topics?
B. When you telephone hos
pital, do you badger the operator
for information which only the
chief surgeon could give - if he
would?
3. If you have a private nurse at
home, do you expect her to do
housework, even sick-room laun-
dry, as some unreasonable folks do?
10. Do you just call her "Nurse"
never bothering to learn her name?
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Us, Oops. sorry didn't
mean to intrude!
THE BRIDE, (blushins) You're
forgiven! But tell me does
Cashmere Bouquet al,uays make
a groom so attentive9
uSs It's you. who rates
the attention. my pet
Cashmere Bouquet just insures
the perfection Of tender mo-
ments like this by guarding
your daintiness!
IHg DRlDE, Well, thanks a
million, pal how can |
ever repay you9
Us, Just stay sweet as you are.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-24
Money in HOarding

New York Tines
The volume of money in circulation" has just
risen above $110o0000,000 for the first time in his
600 in the past twelve months and increase of
nearly $500000000 in the past month. Obviously no
such enormous this is actually lin circula-
ton A very large part of it must be in boarding,
Even allowing for the increase in business ACTIVITY
and in payrolls, this is far more coin and currency
than is needed. 1t is nearly three times as much
as we required to do the business of the country in
the boom years of the Twenties.
Hoarding is always foolish. ID is especially so
just now Currency tucked under the mattress is
no better than money in the bank, and lot less
safe Any notion that there is an advantage in
having currency rather than bank deposit in a
time of initiation is absurd. Neither form of money
is convertible into gold; both equally convertible
into goods and services But there is, apparently,
ngs for the war effort No such idea has ever been
preached, as the Treasury has made clear. There
has been talk unoffically of compulsory savings.
That has nothing do with taking peoples savings
deposits away 1t means deduction from the regu-
lar pay envelope of money to be temporarily in
vested in Government securities and to be paid back
after the war No amount OF boarding would have
any bearing such plan if it were ever adopted
here, as it has been in England
We can afford to be not greatly concerned over
currency boarding because our monetary stocks are
so large. But it is foolish and in the larger
sense unpatrotic practice.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-24
20 YEARS AGO f {yfr EMPIRE
JANUARY "a, 1922

"a
President Harding believed
would lead reduction both
prepared recommend
forces the time being said dispatch
amateur
nightly bedtime
weather
additional
concerts said With Inauguration
Garden Director of the Chicago
hours entertainment given five nights
Humfrey Henry
business and of his time travelling
around Territory His lines included Hills Bros coffee
William Howard gaboat Kie killed
Saltery lien
weighed 1000 pounds.
The the Fire Department announced for
February Chairman Schombe assisted by Martin Lavenik
extensive decorations the finance committee
Cleveland chairman Jack Woodland Other
z Bradford Smd
Henry Melnes, O Adams, John
ming H Wallis George Elliott Fremming,
Cartwright Schuman. Frank Metcalf l.
Closkey Ar L Alters, Hughes
Charles Godsen Seattle visiting
vicinity
mild temperatures and moderate southeastery winds