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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
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fangenen rno Mnerfennung Der 81.
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ton oes Griegs-O -Oepartements feitge.
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lpirft batten, cine ofiene 8erletune
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
II Gould Happen Nowhere But i'm the United State:

difficult your problem, if you
put il up TO industry, industry
will do the job"
Secretary of the Treasury Hen
ry Morgenthau Jr. in a telegram
10 the convention, also praised
the newspapers aid in the
drive. The telegram was read
TO the blishers of Frank Trip,
chairman of the Allied News
paper Council and general man.
ager of the Gannett Newspapers,
Inc.
More than s26.000,000 in
newspaper advertising space was
contributed last year 10 adver-
tise war bonds, said Chester j.
La Roche, chairman of the ad-
vertising council, which has
been aiding the government in
publicity work. He explained
that of the total, approximately
half was contributed by adver-
tisers and the other half by the
papers themselves.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
AffobIe owl Chief Takes
On All CriticoI-Probers
Congress 'Dores' to Question
Propaganda Of Wartime Agency

a mistake and he doesn't get an
cry or upset even when the
questions become.a little bit per
sonal.
Information, not ballyhoo, ic
the program .or which he stands,
he tells us, and even though one
may believe that the line be-
tween the two has not always
been drawn as carefully in Owl
as it ought 10 be, one cannot fai'
10 get the impression that here
j; democracy in action.
The men and women who rep
resent the press and radio are
thinking of the clients They
serve, the American people, and
they suffer from no inhibitions.
They know what .hcy want to
find out and their questions
come thick md fast from every
quarter of the room, represent
ing apparently every shade OF
opinion and all designed to elicit
the full story on every subject
that arises.
1t is clear that these writer's
and commentators, these report
ers, are all the opponents of free
speech and the agents-ef free
press. II is equally clear that
Davis knows he is dealing with
those fundamental freedoms
Though you may feel as | do
that the conference demonstrate
cd the need for the study of gov
crnment information policies
proposed by my resolution. and
though you may believe that
owl has on occasion slipped a
little toward the technique OF
propaganda en- some controver-
sal issues, you nevertheless
reach the conclusion that in a
country in which the govern
ment leaders are willing to hold
tree press conferences like this
the fundamentals Of American
ism are safe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

yesterday that Adolf Hitler had
hade his "one great miscalcula-
ton" in failing to count on the
ability Of American industry to
swing quickly into war produc-
ton.
The last previous figure on
airplane production was releas-
ed by under-secretary of War
Robert p. Patterson l. { month.
Patterson said the rate in Feb
ruary had reached $500. On
this subject Nelson said:
Certainly a year ago if any
body could have told us that we
could build 1000 planes in one
month we could have told them
they did not know what they
were talking about.
"We will come close to it this
month. Next month we will
build even more. in the next
month even more; until we get
up to just as large a production
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
laps Step-Up
AirWarfare
MocArthur's Pilots
Meet Heovy Opposition
BY MURLIN SPENCER
CON1EyIrIIED JN NJ VIZ CITI

SOMEWHERE IN NV GUI-
NEA, April 81 - (Delayed) -
RD - America reconnaissance
pilots met with increased Japan
csc aerial activity in the north
eastern sector of General Doug
las Macarthur command to-
day, and Flying Fortress fought
off two enemy fighters until one
was shot down in flames.
Both those Fort. ess pilots who
SPAWNED the Bismarck Sea for
a look at the Japanese in Ka-
vieng, New Ireland, as we'll as
various points OF New Britain
and those who made thous-
and-mile roundtrip to Wewak in
northern 'ew Guinea reported
today patrols active throughout
the area.
Capt, Seth Terry of Denver
said I'VE saw plenty Of Japs in
the air between Madang and We
wax"
Lieut.. Henry w. Evans Of
Chiloquin, Ore. ran into six
fighters a hundred miles north
of Rabaul, New Britain. Only
I 20 attacked, Evans reported,
and his sharpshooting turret-
gunner. Technical Sergt. Scot
ty Hall of Portland, Mich, blast
ed one that came in fror, above.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Yesterdays
Stars

BY The Associated Press
Johnny Wander Nicer and Max
Marshall, Reds-Vander Nicer
pitched two-hit ball and Mar
shall. singled in winning run
against Cardinals in eleventh in
ming.
Rip Sewell and Frank Col
man, Pirates-SeWell limited
Cubs to three hits while rookie
outfielder Colman accounted for
single. double and triple in Pitts
burghs ten-hit attack on four
pitchers.
Jim Bagby and Buddy Rosar,
In dans-Bagby muzzled Tigers
on three hits and combined with
Rosar to knock around winning
run in ninth inning; Of six hits
made by Cleveland, Bagby him.
self got two and catcher Rosar
three.
AL Hollingsworth, Browns
whipped White SoX with four
hit hurting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
BY SENATOR JOSEPH c.
O'MAHONEY

(Written For the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, April % -
Where else could i! happen but
in America? The head OF what IN
any Axis country would be the
government propaganda minis
try sits before the poised pencils
end sharp eyes OF 200 news
hawks submitting himself to the
closest kind of cross examina-
ton. With the best of good hui
NOR and ready tongue, with
out prepared script or the
promptings of any aides, the di.
rector of Owl takes on all COM
ers and evades no issue.
That a dozen or more mem
bers of the United States Senate
are quietly observing the pro-
ceeding waiting for a later OPP
portunity to take up the inquiry,
seems to faze not at all. If he
thinks that he correspondents
are furnishing the senators ma
terial with which TO grill him
privately in the following ex-
ecutive session, he does not dis
play it by so much as culver
OF the eyelid.
Chairman Van Mugs OF the
Senate Judiciary Committee OPP
ems the proceeding with a few
brief words and turns it over II
the master of War Information
and Elmer Davis takes over.
From now on it is his press
conference and the resonant.
confident voice which since the
beginning of the war has be-
come known 10 millions where
ever the waves OF radio carried
it, dominates the room. This Is
rot the timid, self conscious per
son some have told us we would
meet, but modest, competer'
and confident man who knows
what he wants to say and says II
without hesitation or involve
nent, in clear simple words tina.
none can misunderstood. He can
say no as we'll as YES. He can
stand by his guns. He can admit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
1000 Planes
April Output
u. S. Production
Hits Amozins Figure

NEW YORK. April % - (P)
- Donald M. Nel"on. chairman
{. the War Production Board,
says the United States rate of
airplane production probably
will reach 1000 planes this
month or come close to that fig
ure.
Voicing official go eminent
praise of the aid of newspapers
gave in the scrap drive last fall,
Nelson told general conven-
ton session of the American
r spaper publishers association
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
HONOR DODGERS

BROOKLYN, April 22-(P-
Although the Brooklyn Dodgers
still are trying to get the l943
baseball season started, they're
about to get the privilege of fly
ing a pennant. Today's opening
ceremonies include the presen-
tation of a Treasury Department
certificate authorizing the Dod-
gers to fly a "T' flag for their
efforts in promoting war bond
sales.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

as we feel we need - no mat
ter how many we need.
He said the work of the news
papers in getting Americans
"scrap-conscious over night is
a general tribute 10 the power
of the press. Nelson added that
lone great lesson from the scrap
drive that should be applied in
future emergencies of the coun-
try" was that mo matter how
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Fights
Last Night
AZ Tn. A..aei,i.a Pes.

CLEVELAND - Lloyd Mar
shall. 1853. Sacramento, Calf,
outpointed Anton Christoforidis,
1877, Cleveland (l0): Jack bud
dy) Walker, 1875. Columbus. O.,
outpointed Patsy Perroni. l91,
Cleveland 90.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
AUMENTAN LAS ACTIVIDA-
DIES DE LOS SUBMARINES EN-
Ell CARIBE

San Juan. P. R., agosto TO-
Cuando hacfa aver entrega del
mando del decimo distrito naval al
vicealmirante A. B. Cook, ell vice
almirante Hoover declare que en-
ell 1ltimo mes ha aumentado la
actividad de los submarines ale
names en- ell Caribe.
"Aunque la actividad IS mayor,
ell n1mero de barcOs hundidos 81
que disminuyendo.
"Los aviones Aliados se han en-
contrado con los sumergibles del
enemigo Y los han tratado como
Sc merecen'.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
BOMBARDEADAS DOS
POBLAcIoNES ALEMANAS

Londres, agosto 1O.-LOs euatri
motores de La Raj bOmbardearon
aver las ciudades alemanas de
Mannheim y Ludwigshaven.
Veloces "Mosquitos' atacaron
objetivos industriales en- Ell vale
del Ruhr. Durante Ia noche Sc
perdieron nueve bOmbarderos. Ca
zas aliados atacaron aer6drOmOs
v comunicaciOnes ferrocarrileras.
Grandes incendiOs produjeron
los artefactOs en- esas dos ciuda-
des. situadas cerea de IL cOnfluen
cia del Rhin con el Neckar, q 43
miIlas de Frankfort.
Sobre Belgica, I'm comandante
de ala ingles derrib6 "a d6ctmO
|sexto aparatO enemigO.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
LOS oBREROS TABAcALEROS
EN- ASAMBLEA PERMANENTE

Est6n reunidos en- asamblea
permanente los obreros de la in
dustria tabacaIera de Tampa.
Pasan reunidOs sus "vacaciO-
nes" de veranO, mientras los Sc
nores Hurricanes Sc de
que su deber es pagan los sabadOS.
Hoy infOrmar& la Comisi6n que
aver visitara al alcalde Chancey.
Espsrase de un mOmento q OtrO
la Ilegada de un cOnciliadOr.
Tampa tiene Ia marca, en- TODD
Ell pals, en- cuantO a visitas de con-
ciliadOres.
Crsese que Ell eOnciliadOr pedirG
a los trabajadoreS, mientras rea-
liza su amigable tarea, que regrc-
sen a sus meSas
Muchos ObrerOs aseguran que
no vOlverkn a los talleres, prOlOn
gandO Ell "PaseO', hasta que los
caprichosOs patrOnOs resuelvan pa
gar los 'sabadOs".
Possible es, sin embargo, que 81
conciIiadOr lOgre cOnvencerlOs.
Demands Ell pueblo que los Sc
hOres manufaeturerOs paguen en-
81 dia eOnvenidO y resPaIdadO con
sus fiTmas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
LOS LEMAN HAN MANDA'
DO IL DIVISIONES A Los
BALcANES

Estambul, agostO 1O.-El man
do aleman ha mandado IA divisio-
mes a los Balkanes y Sc propone
rellenar las. brechas producidas
por la retirada parcial de los tia
lianos, temiendo una invasion pOr
parte de los AliadOs.
Numerosos trabajadOres bull
garos han sido mandadOs q Alba
MIA Y ALI trabajan en- mejorar Las
fortificaciones a 10 largo de Ia cos
ia, tocando Ell estrecho de Otran-
to. entire Albania e Italia.
En- JugoesIavia los alemanes mo
william a las mujeres y los nihOs
y los ponen a trabajar.
Los alemanes lie han impuestO
estas restricciOnes a los italianos
que aun estan en- Atenas: Sc les
prohibe circular en- grupO de mas
de dos; Sc les permite IL sOlamen-
te a los restaurantes y cinemas
separados para clos; q los civiles
90 les prOhibe vender rOpa de
psisanO . Las trOpas alemanas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
Los restos de las
divisiones alemanas
huyen hacia Messina
Deoembarco aliadO en-
San Agate Dimilitello

Argel, gastO 10.-La ~resistencia
alemana Sc derrumba en- Stella y
Ell enemigo huge hacia Ell puerto
de Messina.
Centenares de alemanes niue
rem diariamente, tratandO de es-
capar en- barcas y pequehOs vapo-
res, bajo las bombas de la avia-
ci6n Aliada.
Fl domingo los americanOs veri-
ficarOn un desembarco de sOrpre-
sa a seis millas de la Inca "nazi"
en- San Agate DimiliteKlO y no ha-
llarOn resistencia.
Una cOlumna alemana arribo
POGO despues y los americanos Ia
atacarOn, haciendOle 800 prisione-
rOs v poni&ndola en- retirada.
San FratellO se tOm6 sin COM
batir.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
ACITAcIoN EN- FAVOR DE
LA HUELGA

Berna, Suiza, agosto 1O.-La
agitaci6n Sc extiende en- Italia y
muchos grupos preconizan la idea
de una huelga general.
Las tropas de Badoglio patru-
Ian las Gales y e~ncarcelan a los
"sospechosos".
Sc quebranta aun mas la mo
raj publica por efecto de los bonn
bardeos en- Milan, Turin y Geno-
va.
La Intervention de las tropas
pudo impedir que las huelgas sc
extendiesen en- Geneva.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
Llarnado de Ia
Argentina Ell
e~mbajador Armour

Washington, agOstO 1O-La Sc
c~retarfa de estadO Ia IlamadO al
sr. Norman Armour, embajadOr
de los Estados UnidOs en- Ia Ar
gentina.
FL secretario Hull no quisO ex-
plicar los motives, perO dijO que
el viaje tenia relaci6n con esa par
te del hemisferiO occidental y los
acOntecimientos que AMI tuvieran
lugar.
Sc le pidi6 mantfestase 81 Il Ha-
NADIA Obedecfa 3 desacuerdo con
81 regimen del general Ramirez,
pero 81 secretario contsst6 que ca
da cual debfa hacer sus prOpiag
conGuiones.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
s ROjOS TOmlnYOm a
latino y NikitOUkG
Italia no tiene mas
canine que seguir
en- la guerra
Alemania trata de
amparar sus
puntos estrategicoS

Berna, Suiza, agosto 10.-El co
rresponsal en- Roma de la Tribu-
ma de Ginebra dice que Italia no
tiene ahora mas canine que Sc
guir en- la guerra. 81 Italia logra,
con la ayuda alemana. contener a
las tropas Aliadas, acontecimien-
tos tendran lugar que ofreceran
a Italia insospechadas posibilida-
des para salir de su presente 81
tuaci6n.
I'm diario aleman, Ell Crank
furter Zeitung," dice en- un edito-
rial que Alemania esta empenada
en- una lucha de vida o muerte, en-
ell este, contra un enemigo impla-
cable v que este ha creado una Sc
ria crisis.
La moral Aliada, seg6n csc pc
ri6dico, Sc esta "agrietando" tam
bien.
Ademas de los problemas del
frente russo, ell gebierno aleman
debe afrontar una possible inva-
sion Aliada Y de paso estimar ell
decrecimiento de Italia como fac
tor militar.
Los rusos extienden ahora sus
ataques desde Orel, Belgorod Y la
cuenca del Donetz a los frentes de
Lago Ladoga Y WANNA.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
.BSCUADRA AP0YA AL SEPTIMO EJERCITO
"Fime y Iento" Ell avance hacia Messina
Establecio contacto la fuerza americana
desembarcada en- Torrenova

-
Londres, agosto 10.-Las tro-
pas Aliadas siguen ganando te-
reno en- Stella y la escuadra vo-
mita miles de proyectiles sobre las
posiciones del Eje.
Sc anuncia que Ell domingo, al
desembarcar en- Cabo Orlando, los
americancs lie hicieron a los ale
names 1900 prisionerOs.
La escuadra lie abre ell canine
de la costa al Septimo Ejercito,
que encuentra muy poca oposi-
ci6n.
Los destructores britanicos bonn
bardearon la costa y ell ferrocarril
en- Riposto, al norte de Acireale y
nueve millas al sur de Taormina.
Ell avance hacia Messina Sc des-
cribe hoy "como lento y firme'',
usando ell enemigo todos los me-
dios de resistencia que tiene a su
alcance.
Sc hace cada dia mas dificil Ia
posici6n de los alemanes, apesar
de las montaias Y los malos CANT
nos.
Sobre ell Octave Ejercito Sc in
forma que wanna en- las cerca-
Mas de Monte Etna, entire la mon
tafa Y Ell mar, v Sc e%ncuentra mas
ALA de Bronte Y en- Ia carretera
que va hacia Randazzo.
Patrullas de flanqueo america
mas e inglesas cerraron la brecha
entire los dos ejercito, en- ese sec
tor. Los americanos pasaron de
Cesaro, a 10 millas de Randazzo.
I'm contingente americana des-
embarcado en- la retaguardia ale
mana, en- Torrenova, al oeste de
Cabo Orlando, ACADIA de estable-
Ger contacto con ell grueso de las
fuerzas que manda ell teniente ge-
neral Patton.
Esta columna, ademas de cap
turar mas de mil prisioneros, ha
destruido instalaciones militares
y sus %operaciones son elOgiadas
Dor el mando.
La aviaci6n aliada mantiene SUI
premacia no solo sobre Stella y ell
estrecho de Messine, sino tambien
los dedos de la bota ~italiana.
Bajas ocasionaron las "FOrta-
lezas Volantes" en- Messina.
Los Wellintons canadenses a.
tacaron barcos en- las playas de
Messina y p~rOdujerO explOsiones
e incendios en- Paradise.
Noticias del frente russo indican
que Kharkov esta hoy dentrO del
alcance de los cahones de Ia arti-
Iberia roja.
La retirada aiemana aumenta
en- precipitation. Una punta de
lama roja ha recorridO va una
tercera parte de las rs millas en-
ire Orel y Bryansk.
En- organs los alemanes Sc pro-
ponen r~esistir tenazmente.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10

Sc INVESTIGA SU MUER-
TE.-Un comite de z oficiales
de Scott Field, ILL.,, y agentes del
Bur6 Federal de Investigations
investigan las causas que pro-
duieron ell estrellamiento de un
avia6n sin motor Y la muerte de
diez personals entire elias a Will
liam Dee Becker (arriba) alcal-
de de San Luis.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10

ES D~IFERENTE.-La mayor
parte de los prisioneros italia
nos o felices Y sonrien frente
a la camara. Este Official italia
no, sentado en- un "trono," va en-
canine de un campo prisi6n. Sc
lie capture cerca de RosClini, en-
Stella.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
|souestcos bombardean
del enemigo
Murieron en- batalla dos
Generates del Ejercito russo.
Los alemanes aparentemente Sc
retiran de los sectores de Kharkov.

OSt0 lU.-LaS CTOpaS
rcan a Kharkov Y a.
aron una base del e.
millas de la ciudad.
hacia Bryansk ha
ndido y los alemanes
)n grandes perdidas.
imientOs ~envolventes
sovietico amenazan
Kharkov en- un Sc
ngra.d do.
rapidez Sc r~ealizaron
as detras de Kharkov
fuerzas alemanas sc
Ira evacuar, como 10
0rel y Belgorod.
nicado especial russo
ha sido r~econquista-
IL milas al norte de
que sus tropas toma-
a Nikitovka, 80 mi
5 rOjOs bombardearon
ares del enemigo, en-
blaci6n al suroeste de
intenci6n del ataque
nna Inca de abasteci-
OS nazis.
el mando rojo, en- ell
de m~edianoche, que
estaci6n f~erroviaria
}, al Oeste de 0rel.
ectOr Sc lie hicieron nu
isiOneros al enemigo,
Oficiales, todos MEM
division 253 de infan-
res dias esta division
le Ia mltad de sus HON
NINA rOja capture a
;, dOnde descubrieron
entO de concentration
en- libertad a miles de
rusos.
Pc, en- la seci6n de
Pc tomada por las uni
teas. Los rusos Sc a.
largo de un amplio
umy.
la radio de Moscu
erales rusos Apanasen-
|eV murieron al frente
pas en- las batallas de
De BelgOrod y orel.
lka tenia 81 amos Y
Pas en- Ell Extreme O.
pelgOrod dirigi6 la car
eOseOs.
general Gurtyev, unO
rs de S~talingradO, mu-
iurOsos combates de
mario de la accion del
-nOo russo sehala ell a.
10 millas y la re-
re mas de eian 0oh,.
el a del fren-
entire cuatrO y Sic
ente los alemanes SC
prisa del area de
Oe nuchOs miles dc
nenen en- la bataIla
Berlin dice que una
IA sidO iniciads
mes en- direction dc
.0arte principal de-
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The Valley settler., 1943-08-06
LGCi L BRITFS.

LGCl l. BRlEFS.
 Mrs Ric' ie, Propri etor If the Ron Dee-Voa Cafe Wes narri eS to Mr. Eankinso on last week. Mrs Klom baked beaut ifnl wedding coke for the happy couple.
 ;....:,.s,%-
 Mrs. Grece Andorson resigned from the steff of the Tre6eine Tost the first Of the month snd left for crogom y str6ey, with little Gaugh ter, Eher3 she will visit with her sister.
 Set. Kenneth Thrhert stopped in Palmer for ebout two an6 c half hours acfnas6ay night, to see his aothar ssls. Resmuss on, on his way to on f.criel Gunnory school in the Stotcs, Ken has been sway for ever Is months. fIe reported se9ins, sever, of the ctlor Palmer Boys durina the lest few weeks en6 exp cts to visit his sist r and fri ends ena relative. in G If. soon.
 s;<st.s:. ------
 Tho Ls1-HIclN LTGIcN is fivins Dance et the comanity He'll tomorrow evening, ueust 7, the Scrinr eors will play. Come One! Come All!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK. May IL - R)--
According 10 the table 70 per-
formances for the A.A.U. pri-
mary physical fitness test, a guy
over IS, should be able TO run
100 yards in AS seconds and a
mile in seven minutes or run
and walk a mile in ten minutes.
What, on an "A card? =.
Back tracking the rumor
that the Army has been nego-
tiating To take over Madison
Square Garden, we learn that
the source probably was a re-
cent visit by a couple of Govern
ment men who were asking
about hiring the Joint for some
sort of show next fall. D. A CO.
lumbus co. newspaper report
cd there were 800 people in the
stands when Beulah Park rae
ing began and 5000 cars in the
parking lot. Wonder how the
other $500 got there?