davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

CD Facilidades para la prepara-
ci6n de especialistas sanitarios y dc
salubridad pdbliea en- las repdblicas
americanas que tengan necesidad
dc ayuda t6cnica.
III programa estara vinculado con
las actividades dc la Ohcina SAM
taria de Ia Union Panamericana, las
yeinte comisiones organizadas on
las otras rep1blicas amerieanas
bajo la Comisi6n lnteramericana dc
Fomento, y varias fundaciones
privadas.
I'm Hombre de Gran E%xperieneia
FL DIR. Durham ha tenldo mucha
experienced en- Panama y en- otros
lugares de este hemisferio en- ell
servicio del Cuerpo Medico del Ei6r-
cito de los Estados Unidos. BESIDE
1881 hasta 1885 fu6 ~eonsejero de
salubridad pdblica del G~obernador
General de las Islas Filipinas.
So gradu6 en- la Escuela de Medi-
Gina dc la Universidad de Oregon,
recibi6 ell grade de Maestro en-
Artes en- Ia Universidad dc George
Washington, Ell grade de Doctor en-
Salubridad Pdblica en- la UNIVERSE
dad de Johns Hopkins, y estudi6 en-
IA Escuela de Medicina Tropical de
LOndres. "a pertenecidO a la IA
cultad de la Escuela dc Medicina del
Ej6rcito y de la Escuela de Servicio
M6dico y es graduado del Colegio
lido Guerra del EjSrcito
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
lew! "RACTERIOSTATTC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among w0men...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of dcuches a. . precautionary meas
ure for women who want 20 be clean,
dAinty-for women troubled by Of
tending odor or discharge.
HQme products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia II.
Pinkhams 8anatfve Wash Pinkham's
Sanative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women because It's NOT a
harmful germicide. Instead - it's a
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" Che
modern trend). IL not only d~.scour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
lies. Very soothing relieves minor
~irritations and cncharge aud has a
tonic enect en delicate membranes.
InexPerstNl Get your bottle OF Lydia
snensm's sAnauve wash today. AN
(awgaxAA
La gaceta., 1942-05-12

Nos pide que por este medie
hagamos IN extensive saaudo o
todos sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO %RoDRIcUEz)

A los trtunfadres Sc entrega-
ran vaiiosos regalos.
Actuaran como madrinas las
Srtas. Teresa Greco, Angie Pu-
llara, Annie Russo, Mary Tag
liarini, Teresa Chj'lura, Jennie
D'Ellia Y JG.1. e LEO.
los soldados de los campamen-
tos Drew Y MacDill Field son
iMitados de honor.
La Srta. Connie Noto Sera
coronado Reina del mes de Ma
yo, ell dia &c del presente mes,
La gaceta., 1942-05-12
NdcimientoS

NGcimientOS
En- dfas pasados naci6 a los
esposoS Joseph Tagliarini una
hermosa nina, la que llevara por
nombre Linda Ann.
Tambien en- Ell mismo sanato-
rio naci6 otra militia a los espo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Buy a Bomber
Baldwin Orders
Show Upturn

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 81
Charles +. Brinley, president, an
nounced today that the dollar
value of orders taken in Decem-
Der by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works and subsidiaries. including
the Mldyale Company. was SAL
95S, $50, as compared with $3.50
$50 for December, 1910 The
months bookings brought the
total for the consolidated group
for the II months of 1871 to
S205, 60049, as compared with
$50, 727 200 in the same period of
1910.
Consolidated sales billed, includ-
ing Midvale IN Dec m b c r
aggregated Sl3,212,265 Gncluding
billings of cost under cost pluS-a-
fiXed-fee contracts as compared
with S6.S23.22S in December,
1910. Consolidated sales billed
for the u months Of 1871 were
S104 ,654 ,029, as compared with
$5l. 279,000 for the same period
of 1910.
On Dec. 81. 1871. consolidated
untitled orders. including Midvale
amounted 20 S251 .97S,723. as com
pared with Sl5l. 1886 Sos OMAN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
2PrisonersF
Beating Trials
Times stan Correspondent

MARSHALL. Jan. 3l.-kenneth
Kelly. II, of Hillsdale. and Frank
C. Sutcliffe. 35, former Marshall
athlete. will face trial in the beat
ing and robbery Of a 90-year-old
Marshall woman and her daughter
when they complete their present
prison terms. Retaining warrants
have been placed against them to-
day.
According 10 local officers. the
suspects entered the home Of Mrs.
Bertha E. Brady. robbing and beat
ing her as well as her mother. Mrs.
Flora Palmer. 90. Both recovered
from the beatlngS.
The attack occurred after the
pair. along with TWO other men,
escaped from the Hillsdale jail
January II. Sutcliffe was arrested
in Georgia and Kelly in OHIO. The
others are still at large.
Sutcliffe today began a u, 10
Is year sentence at Jackson under
the habtual criminal act. while
Kelly is awaiting sentence for car
theft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Forbes
Ask Powers That Be
To Avoid Tie-ups
In transportation
nv r.. CIORBIS

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W a>'.'-' .'' '.' ' ..'.> '.' ''..
Ser'7''y o., .'fIifin\ iI'ilSl''I
f.uAr .n tu. "A W.. llNo
.... t.r-.tt.- ... -rrr.prrta-
.......
non -.'I''
d...- '.. N"..t N..'
U .. rrr.r.f.,. r..r pH rail-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crates L. s No
IA. % inch minimum unless otherwise
stated Mcintosh 81 70; Delicious, 81 rs n
. S. Northern spys, Sl.75nrs5: iona
'hans. >t75llso 2A.inch up. $50 "a
90 Baldwins -x1-la.- WiRter Bananas
Sl.lj New York bu crates l.. No.
Mcintosh. 2'4.inch minimum. 81 IS.
BEANS Florida bu hampers BLACK
Valentines best S3l513.25 generally
good IS, poor low AS 60c other varieties
too few sales 10 quote
CABBAGE Old stock. New YORK 5o-ib
sacks DANISH. soc 81 new stock. Texa.
Los Angeles crates round type 81 81 -
lt, mostly 81 tOU2 so han crates !ounc
type II 20 $50 tVc.third crates. 81 -
halt crates savoy Sl.j01 LOO, California
Los Angeles crates round type, ~ 20,
CARROTS Los Angeles crates doz
lunches Arizona 50 25a3.50. California
81 idH3 80, Texas Los Angeles crates, 5
dor 50 b5 : %.
CAuLiFLOWER- Pony crates, 12s and
iarE,r California. Sl.65H Al 70
CELERY Florida Golden Heart wire
bound crates. doz. S32j13 - fair
- -, doz, s325n375. fair So 30
doz., s. - 70 25 fair $225; l2s. 81 -.
TAR So. -, ks, Sl.75fr2 l5 few higher
Pascal, wirebound crates. doz 81 10;
Golden Heart. 22in half crates. -4-to-5
doz 50 5OI3s3.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type california Imperial Valley, doz.
50 70 70 325 mostly SO dog 81 - ~ 3.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse 1O-lb. bas
kets Ohio and Michigan, SIS.
ONIoNs-5o.lb sacks. L. s No. l.
Sweet Spanish. ain and larger Colorodo
81 so; Utah. fair. 50 %; Idaho. 23-tnch
size, 81 % 40 Michigan L s No !.
Yenows 6o-s0C. 2-in. and larger, 81 , 10.
, IN. min, 50 20; Sin. min, Sweet Span
sh type 81 80.
POTATOES lOO-b sacks Idaho Russo,
Fairbanks T. S No. I. washed, 50 2Ort
? % smaller size S3l0. l0-lh sacks. Bic.
Maine 1Ou-ib sacks L $ So. j. Chippe-
Nas and katahd.ns 50 80 30 mostly
81 o. 30 l5-lh paper sacks 3o"ilc.
iar $50 Sew YORK la-h paper sacks
Round Whites % u3sC. Michigan 100-h.
sacks O. $ No Russct Rurals 81 -
Ch,ppevAs. 81 l5a2 20. PIPER PENN
-ula q SO J. Green Mountains 100
10 sacks 81 % 2 40, 18Th paper sacks
Boo Aebraska Wyoming L No l..
washed Tr4mphs tO0lh sacks So -
fO.lb sacks 81 fOTl So New stucE
FLORIDA ou. crates L. S. No !, Trumphs.
4 I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Find 3 Tires
Oakland Deputies Unable
TO Locate Owner
Time, star Correspondent

PONTIAC. Jan. 31.-Oakland
County sheriff's officers have had
eight new lost truck tires COM
plete with new tubes for more
than 36 hours and still had nc
chalmers today.
Two tires were found beside
Richardson read-Heaf-
and the other six on Highland road
near the Pontiac municipal airport
after a report by an unidentified
truck driver.
Undersheriff John McIllroy said
the tires were l0.00x20 in size and
worth $50 each, wholesale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Stocks, Bonds
Irregular in
Quiet Dealings
Cotton Futures Open
With Losses Ranging
70 so q Bale

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 up
Stocks opened irregularly lower
today with trading light. Bonds
were irregular and duh. Cotton
futures opened with losses ranging
90 Sl5O a hale
Gamers IN the stock list included
Electric Power 6 per cent pre-
tcrred ut 30. up 81; Jones and
LauGhlln 33l. up y; American
Tobacco b lS8,, up "a; Union Pa
cihc d. up y; Loew'S 39', mp
a. Eastman 1873, up 8, and CurtI>>
Wright,
Many stocks opened AT the
previous close. including lnterna-
.tIonal Harvester, Republic Steel.
Standard OH of California Cen
cral Motors. Du Ponj. Union Car
hIdc and Chesapeake and Ohio
United States Steel opened At
SOS off l. General Electric y
of Crucible Steel 81 = off /.
Anaconda. 27is, off - United
Aircraft 31as. off X Hercules
Powder. 6S ., off Z Inland Steel
7224 off =, and Atlantic Coast
Line 24is, off a
Oil issues. which opened steady,
eaSed fractionally Guantanamo
feature, declined Ia points TO 73,
which still was up 10 points from
last Saturdays close. Steel shares
developed a firmcr tone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Supports Proposal for Export Currency

Morpnthau supports the proposal for an export
currency backed gold and silver and defines the scheme at
Rio de Janero Of peacetme trade He procams the
of definite wherever
used urges desirabity method of stablizng cur
settling foreign balances You the
can't force foreign nationals to take its IOU's).
Igehart. president of the Grace Line and w r.
result of a that should
central banks of Latin America with gold reserves in
give something hang and put
the position of preference in postwar trade He states
trade bring other
standard they formerly used
This gold standard and
And forget No has been able
gold standard foreign trade. while having
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Wisdom Questioned

One cannot bat question the
wisdom Of certain recent rulings
from Washington cannot but
feel that hystcra rather than
farsIchted commonScnSc has IN
cited them.
As this column already has
emphasized. tho sweeping ban
on tire and car purchases must
be- modified TO permit wage earn
crS IN defense plants 10 continue
20 bc able 10 get there by auto
mobile, IN hundreds Of cases the
only available means of trans
pOrtatlOn.
WaShlnCton'S conception of
the part played by trucks and
trulerS must also bc revised,
broadened. since, admittedly, all
ncedful transportation cannot
b. conducted on railS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
90 Midget Pilots
Seek 10 Places

Nearly three-score OF the ma
tons top ranking midget auto
pilots will be on hand at the State
FAIR Coliseum tonight, hoping 10
win one OF the Is starting places
in Detroit's first - and possibly
last --- 200-lap indoor race
Ronnle Householder, California
ace; Art HartSfeld and Ted Hart
ley, top ranked Detroit drivers
Wally Zale. Jimmy Carts and Ray
Richards of4Chicago; Myron Fohr
and Pete Nielsen of Milwaukee;
Mike O'Halloran and Bob Mulhke.
kenilworth. Ill; Jake Jacobson,
Pontiac: Paul Russo of Cleveland.
and many others equally famous.
were among the scores of con-
tenders.
Because Of the distance. Dit
stops will be allowed. one being
mandatory. Pits have been In
stalled on each side of the track
and replacement parts. pooled by
the drivers last week. will be
available 10 all.
Promoter Clyde Boyer announced
the event would be the last here
for the duration OF the war. A 25-
lap Class B race and a 15-lap
consolation event will be on the
card Qualifying trials start at
Z p m. with the first race sched-
uled for $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Rail Earnings
Climb 10 Best
Level in Decade
iq4I Profits Near
Half Billion; Further
Rise Due in 1912

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-Returns
for the first IL months indicate
that annual operating revenues Of
the railroads in 194l amounted to
SIS 1926, 100000 as compared with
"a 297 100000 in 1910. Operating
revenues were larger last year
than in any preceding year since
1929, according to the Alexander
Hamilton Institute.
Railroad profits rose from $780,
600, 900 in 1910 to S485, 000, 900 in
1941. Railroad profits were larger
in 1871 than in any preceding year
since 1890 They were somewhat
below the 1924, 100000 earned IN
1880 although operating revenues
lin 1941 were larger than in 1880.
Profits in >1941 were considerably
smaller than in pre-depression year
| of 1929 when they amounted to
1897 100000.
There is a good possibility that
railroad profits in 1912 will be
larger than in 1871 despite the re-
cent increase in wage rates and
rise in other operating costs. Part
OF this increase in expenses will be
offset by the gain in the volume OF
traffic which is in prospect for
1872
In addition, the interstate COM
merce commission has permitted
10 per cent increase in passenger
fares and will probably grant
higher freight rates. AS the result
lof an increase in the volume OF
traffic and higher freight and pas
senger rates, operating revenues OF
the railroads should show a gain
more than sufficient TO Offset trf,
higher level of expenses. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Consider Attitude

Consider Washington attitude
towards trailerS You and may
have imbIbed the notion, from
seeing so many families using
trailcrs and from observing 50
many trailer camps that
trailers arc used almost wholly
by migrants.
The fact is that tra.lors In
recent years have become an IN
creaSInCly important factor m
the transportation Of many
varieties of materials mcrchdn-
disc. agricultural products tin-
Guiding livcStoCkl. etc.
But how has Washington acted
regarding trailcrS?
First. this industry was given
nm AS priority permitting un-
restricted production of tIailcrS
for commercial transport But
on January = came a degree
from Washington prohibiting the
sale or delivery of trallers. This
freezing, II was proclaimed,
would remain until February >.
This has meant the all-but-
complete shutting down Of trailer
plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Tire Dealers
Fd(eU. ). Check

BATTLE CREEK, Jan. 81
When Federal investigators begir
taking inventory of stocks OF
automobile tire dealers next week
there will be no formal complaint
against any dealer, but several
will come under scrutiny as a re-
suit of their lack OF cooperation
the county tire rationing commit
tee indicated today.
County Clerk Edward j. Morse
administrator for the county, said
there was no indication here that
deliberate violations were being
made, but that some dealers had
been very "unco-operative."
Morse was informed yesterday
that a group of inspectors would
arrive next week and would re-
main here until the investigation
was complete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Rails Move Troops Without Curtai|ng Service

Quietly oStcnaon, the railroads have been
of tremendous volume
curaing their regular much
amidst extraordinary freight movements
Privately of the rail executives have regretted seeing
transportation from Ralph 3udd
president Chicago Burlington and Quincy Commissioner East
There widespread feeling his colleagues that
intelligent Rail
still precisely how Commissioner Eastman
viii proceed
In the matter of subconracng top executives Of industries
in : regular policy buy the outside
satisfactory from the stand
price quality certainty Of delivery Frequently they
buy specialized products of making them their
sombly plants
well administered factory limits the concept of sub
those items which delivered in finished form
Where additional required by the
prime contractor purchase classified materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

American Nafhlhe hhu N''hs' INC w
pre- urinary statement Tor the wear ended
Dec. 81 1881 shows net profit ~ x735.
$50. after federal income and surtaxes
etc equal 20 81 81 share On 30s 76a
shares AgAins, sos 376 cr Is cents .
share on 300 5q3 shares IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Real Money Is the Only Kind That Talks

Each nation have its Of inconvertbe paper
international trade the only KIND
talks.
is difficult TO deal with soft
political
unstable managed currencies For example Mr. Morgen
himself when stabilize currency within
the whole question OF It's economic we'll
You the Of labor and material and count
less other complications.
politicians who put mltless "greenbacks
influenced by the sounder interests which
demand definite standard of value in international trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Stresses Importance Of Master Blueprint

He told product essential and should con-
be made but then nterered with by officials IN
charge of a single material essential To his product
he thing is needed armament production to
clicking balance output blueprint
the national assembly
be with the planned strategy of the high
management has
developed extraordinary know how Of this character and this
specialized skill should be enlisted
railroads that the
would usual this
for 20 much
parks but the restrictions and
likely of this traffic the railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Pennsy Reports'
Revenue Gain

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31--Gress
revenues OF Pennsylvania Railroad
for the period January ] 10 u
were estimated by NJ w. Clement.
president. at $39 1852 900, an in
crease of 252 per cent over the
corresponding period of last year.
a significant feature of the in
crease was a gain Of 43.4 per cent
in passenger revenues. Clement
said. which were estimated at
S7.761 900. Freight revenues were
placed at S29. $4,000. up 23ls per
cent compared with the like period
in l94l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Heney
Gold Base for u. s.
Currency Urged

many directions there TO be renewed interest
gold as a standard for A few weeks German
minister complaining that money coming to lose
OF perspective ping
is l ask how much does billion
dollars spent by government you now?
the problem of standard for
head in international relations 1t took the South
the Importance
the gold the SECRETARY of the United
treasury proposed metallic standard for the dollar
the head of OF great ship
ping houses has urged gold base for our currency
why international trade has always been
of working standard money. sig
First international trade is necessary to DE OBJ
values Within single nation the people can be coerced or
but nations real
be definitely measured For example, would
mark face value and cannot order
of Argentina dollars the mere
basis of Mr.. Morgenthaus signature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
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Draft Ruling on Police

LANSING. Jan. 31.--Police or
other law enforcement officers can
be deferred under the Draft Act
only by individual treatment Of
their cases by their draft boards,
Gov. Murray D. Van Wagner was
informed today by Gen. l.. B. Her
shey. national selective service di-
IrectOr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
COP in Battle Creek
Cancels Lincoln Fete

BATTLE CREEK. Jan. 81
There Will be a political holiday
this. year as far as the Repub-
licanS of this area are concerned
local leaders said today in an
nouncing the cancellation of plans
for the annual Lincoln Day dinner.
All party members are devoting
their full time and energies TO ma
tional defense, spokesman for the
party said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Warning Issued

Joseph B. Eastman director
a. the Office OF Defense Trans
portatun. whose responsibilities
extend 20 all methods Of trans
pOrtauon. ISSUES tins warning
"In the end il will do uo good.
and il may do much harm. to
distribute supplies of critical
materials between production
and transportation in a way
which will impair the effective
functioning of transportation ~
an essential part OF the defense
mpg hauiNul -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Earnings

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
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Metal Markets

Ncv York and wholesale nonferrous metal
quotations supplied by Federated Metals
DIVISION. Detroit spot 81 per cent TN.
r. Wup New York so; future TIN %
axe Erade copper. delivered Midwest, r.
e.eCtI.ittlr spot Enelter. II, casting cor.
per ~ 15- - Louis lead d as; st LOUIS
zine s.25 Sew York anthony, Il. virgin
.. Aluminium, 70.
TIN for tin plate use for 1912 tenta-
uNc'y reduced 20 81 0O0 tons 80 per
cent eur Export copper II 70 resale II
t'V sicrNne exchange. $685. 14O4
%fW YORK Jan 81 - Demand for lead
...'tHsei ahead ~ supply. with price uu-
changed ~ 3 ga cents pound. New i0fh
and O al cents 81 Louis
--FT l-Il coming price has been OFFICIALS
'a'Hh.. .fr. az O. cents pound fasi
81 m fTrmsi 0rcrr iysus1 tpHT
rt ttN.t az TIce Admintstrattou Prev.
pU.. nee price had been >tnformailS ia
t..ltt AZ fHsf level since Oct s 1tti
Tr.r- 80. 'hIs' the zinc pure bad been
ms HtsIret vai.ntAry b, ne industry 81
as cents . pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
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Starts Enlistment Drive

Lieut.. William L. Bachelor OF
the United States Marine Corps
was TO start a swing through
Michigan universities today IN an
effort TO encourage enlistments.
Undergraduate recruits will not be
called before they finish schooling.
he said, unless a definite emer-
Iqency arises
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
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9-Japs -Go-+o Prison

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 81 (UP).---
Nine japanese arrested al the
strategic West Coast port of Ma
zatlan have been brought 10
Mexico City under military guard
TO be imprisoned. the government
disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Dividends

United Biscuit Company OF
America declared a dividend OF
p cents on the common, payable
March ! to record of February 13
Paid the same amount IN preccd-
ing quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

n Bonnie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Bus Driver Fined

DSR bus driver Elmer Makelin,
rs, of 1044 Carmel avenue, was
given a S25 traffic court fine to-
day for driving through a police
officers traffic signal and striking
three children.