davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Pdtino Mines Strong

Patino Mines was the strong
feature OF the stock list. 1t made
a new high at 262s. up rs from
the reIieHS- eleee-tiif d-Hp--ii 3
points from the years low.
Patines rise was attributed to
belated recognition OF zig II e r
prices recently granted by the
United States and Great Britain
for tin production of all Bolivian
producers, OF which Patino is the
leader.
New York Central and Southern
Pacific were active, the former
made a small gain and the latter
held steady. Other rails were
narrowly irregular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
New Bond Offerings
Climb 10 9 Millions

NEW YORK, Oct. II. - This
weeks new bond offerings aggre-
gated S9,2o5,000 compared with
s.. 100000 last week and 3.460,000
In the corresponding 1911 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Store Sales Booming
On Expected Shortages
Retailers TO Cut Departments
as Shoppers Empty Shelves
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

spectacular in sales year depart
West Coast
where have abnormal aspects.
of the merchandise bought especially
mechanical comfort goods repaceabe
the primary Accordingly activity these items does
reflect but conversion oil store
from inventory into cash.
the buying has been
authorization shortages Once this OF forward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
jap Mitsui Seeks Public
Financing for First Time

yen approximately $32, ZOO. 000)
and that il had reduced its annual
dividend from II or ID per cent
to 10 per cent on the advice of the
government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. oct II Tn. silver marks
closed steady with October 1918 bid. ~
trantsc tiona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
3 Per Cent OUer III

The curtailment of freight Car
loadings in the third quarter as
compared with the same period
last year. however, was not suffi-
cient TO offset increases during
the first two quarters. Freight
cars loaded during the first nine
months totaled 32,236.0OO this
year as compared with 31.261, 900
last year, an increase of 81 per
cent.
Despite the fact that freight
car loadings during the third
quarter was smaller than a year
ago. the shippers advisory boards
are optimistic that loadings dur
ling the fourth quarter will exceed
the volume in the same period
Hast year. They estimate that
loadings in the final quarter of
this year will be 60 per cent
larger than year ago.
There is some question as 10
whether the shippers boards fore
cast for the fourth quarter will be
realized If loadings are 6 per
cent higher than a year ago. il
will mean that they will have 10
exceed the volume in the third
quarter by 4.5 per cent.
Short of Estimate
1t has often happened in the
past that freight car loadings in
the fourth quarter of the year
have been smaller than in the
third quarter. Last year. for in
stance. car loadings showed a re-
Iduction of 3.5 per cent from the
third to the fourth quarter.
1t is possible, however, that
even IL car loadings in the fourth
Quarter do not reach the shippers
boards estimate they will not fall
short OF this estimate TO any great
extent. Consequently, the ship
pers boards forecast may be used
in estimating total freight car
loadings for the year.
Based on the actual showing
during the first nine months and
on the shippers boards forecast.
annual freight car loadings will
total a.. $4,000 in 1912 as COM
pared with 42,2S4, 900 in 1871. The
number OF freight cars loaded this
year will thus be larger than in
any preceding year since 1890.
when the total was 45.717,OO0.
Car loadings for 1912. however.
will still be considerably below
the pre-depression figure of ST.
'S2S, 900 in 1929.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
HCSS PCIHT
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Family Party
Enjoys Picnic
1t P~oscogouIo Beach

= happy family party. Hnrllsd
ne 60 nzeees ard nepheNs -
Ms George = Bowen ebe spenf
lzsf SEEK = - aaae sud seV
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and Hu = L Walton Mases
Gloria snd Bzrhaa znd BOB VA
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p s HeNelI Mas EIFRlnis ard
Albert Howell rs Ea Conner.
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snaiea 81 sHe axe front home
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Miss AGNES Vduqhn
Houozee Party
A Coulter Home

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Org aN 1Haf - Ms Nary Eve
am 3 HNaa ~ 81 NJ ard
NEa C Mazlnea - Cary fna
sm : MaaauE ~ # 81 sna
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re- - August a So
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Her Bridesmaid -. Iamga
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str sroNu eeeezar1u and her
uoWe1 Nere 3 sneal1ef eufzaes
- esi.aN raz and EYpsophHa
The srids IS gwen n "a
RAGE b aez father
AfteaaiaH he Bridegroom 0err.
the brides brother. = = Nun
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feFwers aeutew Francis Fred
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he 1fzde whose home waa
formerly s Birmingham. Ala
las Hezlaea = P4@assaIa COX fhe
pszf eNo years Tie erasm Hzs
Connected Wlth fhe Enaalla ship
nalAalEa Cs-= priar % his
entry anta ne Ar Carpz He -
noW stationed 81 Ellington Field
Texas
Besides ne bridal party those
aftrndlnz ~ SEEDING Were Nh
A a MuaselI mother q re
or1e Mim Mab~sline Boedahn.
Fraaeu Fzeasue ST. csrp v
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2 Halane ~ 2 Learn. r.. and
G + stansee
Following TIE ceremony re en
Gre party rspa5Eed - ne hurse o.
- bride - ~ Convent street
Nhere her parents presided over
81 informal zeeeptznn
Cedef ard M1 MauzlnRo de-
parted 81 ne aa1H naIn for ,
sccrt rzsls usth ua formers Per
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Us orc Sponsor
Community Sing
Each Sunday

neasnnln3 aHxf SUNDAY shs
unitea Nfssne club u psmaaa
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~ m uN0 rluh
~ sh1a oeA3lau EiAs Naiaefinw
wili - aIEexted ~ Lenf ian
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pefsesae il wuk e shis klna h4s
ne hzn aifeetsa q : xlaaf "a
Humhal4L -
TIE nlaf wsn start At . ~
and Mili laet ~ hesf ANF ems
stH - ueieanse % oaHas anA take
part - ~ mlseie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Regular Meeting 81
American Legion
Post Held This Week

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

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PAScACOULA....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS


"a 49, ozau Marm = A..
anaas as6 r. HN rs
Marfans n TeaH s.
Arkarsss shee Nssea ~ Ua
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n me ouAha nar 81
re1nr@er ueF Wa e Am
eH Lnka1f Messiah The2 am
=nt e is9 dzts e = Hes
fxs fatm u Hest
~FG wto eNs n9 h esxa
uaa ~ Mgunf Esx3 m hst state.
~ and Nh Lasa Hssm ana
@sF ae wsals Hssset HEa~i
Maalton A. m fssne hfe
ans are rau aeaicIle 81 ~
hsTrs apartments - Iai 1--we o.
euevL
marsdzv ~ ass Ueek uzTkns
~ departure ~ NJ and Mu
Charles Lewa ard chlHea ha
tcr torus a. BeaafmI = G II
tsT Spreading ns Amnu II fas
csgouis
kmonE sfs PaxazAIa1u uhe
have hern spendzae uelF xeca
tion uat 81 men are n aua
Nm A A MeLkaafd $40 IN
pyed . Say : Crand Hotel a
Pasnf Clear neaE Falfhap "A
Mr L A HE'D wasss NJ
Watts ard their daughter. naf
hara departed last ae3k faF u.esf
hanae ia Lfuie R<k sfief > Wait
~ifh Mrs Watts parents. ~. and
Mu p G. Spann. s.. il Nos
Polnf and with III Watts rela
lives n PeNzguuiA
FRANKS Sterling arrived Iaaf
Monday from Moblse for ; ~
j. ia the hoEne q has aunt Ms
Oscar Green
Nrz Cooper Roberts and small
son Cay. refarned Sunday from
3 stay Of . Week Nlfh TIE firm
era parents Mr. and Mr. & &
Crawford 81 Baton Eaaes They
uefv joined there Saturday -
Mr. Roberts whs made ne re
tarn trip wifh them
A pleasant addition . pases
gDals 10 Mss Lucille Grue1fY Of
kosclusko who has aeeepiea 2 %
Atlon ~ the Virgins Drug Store
Misses Marie Weatbfook ard
Jane RIOS o. Pascseoaia and Der
othy Jonte of Moss Point spent
Sunday afternoon and evening n
Biloxi
Mrs George Holllrter Is home
from 3 Wait Nffh relatives "a Pen
ehst0ula and coTington. Il
Mu & = Mcdowell uha form
cry resided ~ the Lewis Trail
er Court n Pascakoula Is now
comiciied 81 1907 E Beach. b
lon Miss
Mrs Mamie Chastanf ard Mrs
Agnes Allen have returned hams
following . visit II several DAYS
&c Mrs. Judge Hazard ~ Lscedale.
and Mr. ard Mrs Louis Pinch Is
hgrc0la
The departure of Jaef Baar
genn for ms bouse e Bay St
Louis where BE- all - enter.
school Is being regretted ~ the
Younger ST 4 PaeagoaIa Mr
ReurKeoiE has been working at
re ingalls, ShlpbuldlHR EHW
stion through the summer.
Captain and Mrs. Exed Rouse
and baby daughter Of Camp Le
=sn L. Nere recent guests
- Mr. and Mm ice : Knen
With whom they spent the dsY
Mrs J l. Coleman he's depart
- fr her home - Grove Hi
ALI after . VISIT 10 ne hume -
her daughter. Mr. L z E.ara
zi3 Morgan Lane Hrs Coleman
st0pped over 10 Psseageal after
q visit through Texas. included IL
@hich Was = stay 81 san Antonio
where she Tialted the Alamo and
the famous Sunken Gardens a
Breckenridge PARK n that city
thursday u last week marked
ne return q Joe Kent Bishop
from vacation visits - PonfolX
and Phlla8eiptIa- Mla
Mr. Gus F1eniz and daughter
Mas Augusta Erenn q Biloxi
Nes sunday guests q ~ and
Mrs JO v KneN
Hiassa Una sod Tfna Veeeh
returned hone ne latter pei =
t Neek after 3 FlzEf e 8 fea
Gays Ia ue hssue e zH T saFa
m Biloxi - Mim Edna 80
Bare Eto I'D spent : seek safh
tram
III ana Mu 4 2 nay an1
family have returned fToa 5 -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

T9ss llfss telegraph message wss
lrsnsml1Iea hag -. 1asG
AmNEeaa Railroads axsnf fssi9
nalllion wsss = lana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

wasssa men3r : wsss
nsaa neA1 paaIe ue
uses hsNsV eNef - -
se4fe ssaA3 ~ ms i -
II wsE nemes - 80 -
- Refesai essee - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

NJ { A Carrier has = pleas
aHt aadslssn . bcf hnsferhesd ~
her dsukhiet Mrs. Elth0e nentan
= Tanles who = Spending Ne
uegk With hsr
pawaguui4 friends a. NJ aud
M Renr Pete siil - interest
- "a the news II the birth - thens
- s So ~ ne Mefry hospital
"a Nsa 04teans Mre Pete Is e
sister Il Mrs a. r Fredefe q
pa@sgaala
Mu GIH Draper has reiafnea
from = visit uf : erck N kos
einNka Whefe she was the guest
of ~ pSfensA AT ans Mrs J {
FORESTER
Mra II / Davi3 S.. q oeesn
spT1nek il visiting hef dauehtef
Mu Austin sbasties n Pas
eaRoaia
On Sunday last Mr. and Mr.
Z + Michael II the nrlmas Trad
W Eoufs accompanied their ssn.
EDDIE. = French Camp where he
I'll attend srhool
MIS- Bette MclAin has ~
turned e. French Camp 10 resume
her studles fuf the next school -
rod. after spending her summer
vacation ulth ha parents. Mr.
e.a Mr. F = Mcialn, 81 the
Delmsa Trailer court
Miss Ina Lee SAaitiaa has -
signed hef position a he Jack
aon County Woaiea Mills and has
aceeptpd another one at the
Southern KRAFT Cooperation 81
Kreole
NJ end Mrs. John A. Furr. Jr-
ere expected home iomorroW
Arom 8 vscstlan lup - = week.
which included visits 10 tie form.
eTH parents. Mr. ard Mrs. ! A
Fur. s.. fsf Selma. Ala. sn6 81
Panama City Fia-
Miss Euliss Rogers q Shelby
vile. Tenn. arrived Monday
morning 70 resume her duties as
librarian q fha PaacaRuaia HiRh
school fof the approaching session
Temporarily Miss Rogers IS thf
guest Of Miss Mary Alice Spark
man
NJ. and Mrs n y Carter and
three children spent the week end
il Laurel a. guests IN the home
q ~ cafter's brother. Harry
Garter.
Sunday marked the departure
q jimmy Dsggett. son ~ NJ
and Mrs " A Daggeit. for STARK
vile. Miss. Nasfe be- has entered
81 tie Mississippi State college
NJ and Mrs. Tom Habeeb ard
Misses Ellen ard kdeIine Dsgesu
spent Sunday IN Mobile.
CIafence HcSo~en u Kfeols
departed sunday % spend the
week NIth ms brother. Cpl Ken
meth 4 McGOwen and Mrs. Ne
GoNen 81 Jsckaoncilis. Fa
Mfa Aaron " Bernd and her
daughter. MiEs Jean. returned -
Friday from Chippewa Fails VI
shere tfse foruser joined the latter
aoat t3o weeks ago for the trip
home Mis- Bernd has been spend
Hnk TIE summer with relatives ~
Minnesota and Wisconsin
Hfa K { Co4sln and Nj and
Nn Oscar Green spent ThafbJsy
q last Neek IN Mobile
Tie meeting day q TIE recent
! organized SEA- and SeN sisb
he BEEN changed from Tuesday
70 "Wednesday afternoon II each
seek The club b appnsofee -
Ne $50 md - parpose Is - -
aad - handing needs - ~
8azs4a Anyone knDelng hoa =
aaTH azks $50 81 buttons snd
= gfna repair 1ork 81 eiotta
= invited = attend Mm Peato
Cox Is re chairman The hea
81 meeting i - o'eaek
~ and Hu " ~ Bsfnhau
sHd daughters Msurlne ard Web
n4 = x Greenwood Mim afe
Hes aouleilea - ne Warns
apartments
- ; + Bass haa retarned =
ET aafzss 81 teeeher la ffe Pen
- HzeH sehaoi aflff apen8ze
He Summer aifh Mr. Fensea S
aeIF hsaas 10 PassaRoala
ne Reverend and Mm Jehn
Mere e Hecomb ere esen =
- aHd Mu T r s4arlaa
Bon - snd Hrs Moore are FslJ
popular here dsunF from -
tire aaas - heid the ~pastofste e
re Fsra Neihosisf church g
HEa aI1z ed their VISITS here 80
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

THEY POUCH roR FREEDOM THEM
They are fight ior Fre~iom no~i Labor. ~. ~
entered he hehi 81 freedom ~ supplying o.
boys win fighting tools and haylng bonds . pai
for them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

Frenis 81 Mr 80 - =
Blackwell Alb = interested =
earn that ueg have moved EEaHn
Iampa F4 = Gfseaaaa s {
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

Afa r II Baees - aaazHs.
Becky a1c moznsE. H. =
Parrish ief ua aeek = aEe
Am Bscosa neee DeEsH pzE
rsh Hno hzs been aI44inz hefe
hame again TheV 81 3zzlt
fraends ard aessfIse9 i Oak 80
enterpnze A. ~ sHa /. zHHas
weeks
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

Mr and Mrn 4 ? Mag 30
family have fet4rnaa fTam : -
cation vlsif - MeF faFmek Hazae
~ CoFiuE1on. H. - ether
n1irts Lei TIE state
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

HI aad Mr. " ~ Bsfnham
aHd daughters Msurine and Wei
1a = x Greenwood Mim afe
HeN aomleiIea - ne Wwins
apartments
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-09
Change to War Time Made
with Little Trouble Here
County Residents Sleepy Eyed. Though;
Formers Experience Most Difficulties

the darker dawn Of the first days
Of actual "War Time"
With the exception Of farm
life, the civilian population Of
this district apparently made
the change-over with only minor
bitches. There was the expected
confusion ct bedtime Sunday
night a to whether the clock
should be moved ahead or back.
but In general the hour was
dropped from The eternal mark
inn Of time without lingering.
RARaGEns DOrmBRED
fafmers, however. were
caught between two worlds with
one Leo In each. On the one
hand they were given advanced
deod1inee for the eollectiou q
min b. he dairy companies
which mads pickupe at the snme
clock time - previously.
, HIT tn COWS which he'd 70 CO.
opognos n setting MIX 70 mar
- m HOD 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-09
Van WAGNER Urges Larger Unemployment Bennett.
Euen. the Government
Has Its Tax Problems
Gen. Macarthur Included
in Group Receiving Refunds

over today for law-required in
spection by Congress, the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau listed the
names of those who paid more
than their share and the amounts
of their refunds.
Deep in the list was the name
of Douglas Macarthur, now
holding Bataan Peninsula
against the Japanese invaders of
the Philippines. The Bureau
reported it had sent the General
its check for $500 SO, as executor
for the estate of Mary p. MacAr-
thur, his mother.
VARIED GROUP
The refunds went out to tax
payers in widely-varied walks OF
life-stars of the stage and
screen, the socially prominent,
statesmen, singers, men promin-
ent in high finance, diplomats,
industrialists, sports promoters,
publishers, bankers and authors.
The largest individual refund
957-went to George p. Jones,
two checks totalling $685.
Chicago industrialist, while Ar
thur Curtis James, New York
Railroad executive, was second
with $185, 900, and Aldus G. Hig-
gins, Massachusetts, industrialist,
third with $148,l35.32.
METROPOLITAN COLLECTS
The largest refund for income
and miscellaneous taxes was
turned over to the Metropolitan
See REFUNDS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-09
Explain
Mrs. FDR Says
Wants Opportunity
to ExpIoin 0CD Fusor

WASHINGTON Feb. 9-(R-
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said
today she would be perfectly
delighted" IT, Congressmen who
have criticized certain civilian
defense activities and moved TO
"Trip itzof authority - direct
morale-buildin9 activities would
allow her to explain the situa-
ton.
The Office Of Civilian Defense
has been under Congressional
fire since the appointment OF
Melvyn Douglas, movie actor,
and Mayris CLANCY, dancer
friend of Mrs. Roosevelt, to
high-paying OCD jobs.
New Congressional criticism
developed as the House took up
a 500, 100000 OCD appropria-
ton bill again.
Mrs. Roosevelt, assistant d.
rector of the OCD, told her press
conference that she did not d.
rectly appoint Miss Clancy but
had suggested her name. She
said that she did not appoint
Douglas and that questions
should be directed to James M.
Lands executive officer Of OCD,
concerning Douglas and to John
b. Kelly, director of the physical
fitness division at Philadelphia,
concerning Miss Clancy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-09
Germans Lay
Mine Fields
Attempt to Hinder
Russions Advance
By EDDY GILMORE


MOSCOW, Feb. 0-(R-Des-
perately pressed German troops
aid vast mine fields in the Do
nets Basin today in an attempt
to halt the onrushing Soviets,
but the forces of Marshal Sc
neon Timoshenko surged for
ward over the snowdrifted
stepRes.
One mine field nearly two
miles long was discovered and
Red sappers cut five lanes
through it. At another point, the
Russians said they extracted
1900 anti-tank mines buried
beneath the snow.
Despite these and other OBJ
stacles, the Russians swept three
more Donets villages clear OF
the Nazis.
Eighteen other populate d
places were captured on the Gen.
trail front as the Reds pressed to-
ward Smolensk. Heavy artillery
was said to have destroyed ten
German planes on the ground
near the front lines.
While front line news was
scarce, dispatches told of rear
line destruction by the Red army
from Sevastopol to the north
western sector beyond Kalinin.
Russian scouts slipped through
heavy German lines at one
point and blew up an anti-tank
post killing ten Germans.
In the past FOUR days, Sevasto-
pol artillery and planes have
smashed nine Maxi artillery bat
terry batteries hurting shells into
that besiesed Crimean naval
base.
On the southwestern front, the
See NAZIS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-09
Lack ofLicense
Proves Costly
to Defroiter

Driving m automobile after
his license had been revoked for
the second time In two years
proved expensive for . Detroit
motofiSt Saturday.
Appearing before Justice Of
the peace William G. Miller, Of
Warren township, Henry Till
man, a3e, was sentenced to pay .
fine c& $50 and serve 10 days
in IL county jail or 90 days IN
jail Gfter he pleaded guilty to .
charge Of driving without 4 IL
cense.
Warren township police said
that the motorist lost in, license
for . years period in 1910 and
again for . similar period On
ira. rs, 1942, both times after
he was found guilty on reckless
driving charges.
Tillman did not pay the fine
Immediately. s