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Askov American., 1943-02-11
Former Resident Passes Away,

Mrs. Al Murphy received word re-
Gently from Mrs. AL Strain of Alum
wa, Iowa, stating that Mr.. Strain had
passed away January Is, from a
heart attack following an attack OF
flu. Mr.. and Mrs. Strain, as many
will remember, formerly lived on
the j. c. Merrill, or the present H
Nippon farm. Friends extend their
sympathy.
, 1943-10-14
Subsidies q
Must For
Price

WASHINGTON-CIO's demand
for subsidies to make the food
price rollback a reality was made
clear to the House Banking Com
mittee last week in testimony pre-
pared for presentation on behalf
Of CIO by Russ Nixon, Washing
ton representative for the Elec-
trical, Radio and Machine Work.
ers.
Pointing out that labor has &C
cepted wage sterilization in the
confidence that price sterilization
would accompany it. Nixon re-
minded the committee that prices
have gone steadily up and that the
rollback is now a must on the war
program.
Urging full application of sub
sides to this problem, Nixon
warned that labor is watching
"the price actions of government
item by item," and hat unless
total sterilization is achieved, it
will be forced to reopen the whole
question ION the basis of the facts
and not the theory of the ques-
ton"
The CLIO recognizes no real diff
ficulty in reconciling the needs of
the farmers for proper prices and
the needs of the workers for a
break on living costs, Nixon added,
and is asking for support of CCC
as the best means of getting over
this problem.
"The CLIO recognizes the needs
of the farmer and sees in the in
telligent operations of the CCC the
means of meeting farmers needs
without increasin gthe cost of liv-
he said.
There is no inevitable dilemma
In the twin detectives of encourag-
ing farm production and avoiding
initiation through rising food
The CCC and its potential
break that dilemma"
, 1943-10-14
Smith Committee
Asks for
Volunteers

Ralph Cherry, chairman of the
Smith for Commissioner" Com
mittee, sponsored by the Mont
gomery Industrial Union Council,
is asking for volunteers needed in
the forthcoming campaign.
The committee has practically
completed the ward and precinct
set-up of registered CIO members,
and a meeting is being called for
volunteer workers from all locals
for Friday evening, Oct. Is, at 8
p. m. at the CLIO Hall at 9 E.
Fifth st.
The Smith committee wishes to
thank the many CIO members
who registered during the last
week of registration.
Campaign cards and book
matches of Myron Smith are
available at the Montgomery
County Industrial Union Council
offices, and also at the office of
the Dayton Union News.
The Smith committee urges
every registered CLIO member to
vote and to see that the members
of his family who are registered
to vote in the forthcoming cleo
tons on Nov. 2, 1913.
, 1943-10-14

These fantastic impositions up
on the income of working people
will become law if Congress
adopts the new tax proposals of
the Treasury Dept. The Treasury
this week asked Congress for ten
and one-half billion dollars of ad-
ditional taxes, of which it pro-
posed that six and one-half bill
lion should be raised by income
taxes, and only one and one-tenth
billion by additional corporation
taxes.
Treasury Dept. proposals r
way out of line with UE and CLIO
win-the-war tax proposals, and
strong labor action Is needed to
influence Congress in the direc-
ton of more equitable taxes, with
, 1943-10-14

out a sales tax. Especially to be
guarded against will be the at
tempts of Congressional reac-
tionaries to use the peoples dis
satisfaction with the soak-the-
poor characteristics of the pro-
posed legislation to put across a
sales tax, which would impose an
even greater burden upon low
income groups.
The following tables show pres
ent and proposed taxes on in
comes up to $1,000 a year:
SINGLE PERSON-NO
DEPENDENTS
Exemptions: Present law, $500;
proposed, $500
, 1943-10-14
Treasury Asks Heavy Taxes On Wage Farmers

WASHINGTONA single man O. woman earning $50 a week wu be ca
in income tax. A single person making $40 a week will lave to pay almost ur
$50 a week will have to pay a mont. and a halls pay
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
PERSONNEL GROUP
MEETS ON MONDAY

Durham. Sept. 10 = The third
southeastern personnel conference
will convene in Charlotte. September
2O-22. II MAS announced today by DR..
F"an& /. dcNyVCr of the conference
committee. Sessions will nc held in
Hotel Charlotte beginning at 8 .. M.
with ID. W. ATcLcnnan. Of Lynchburg.
chairman of the conference commit
tee. presiding
tn" opening address will be made
by Professor Paul y. Sanders, re-
2ional attorney of the War Labor
Beard. VIII" has been acting head of
IN" Disputes Division of Inc Re
2i"nai War Labor Board. His sub.
icct Will he Tho Work q. the War
Labor B"""d in Handling Disputes
&"d Wage Sterilization" prorcsSo..
sanders is H"N. located in Atlanta.
Ga
~. Horny Il. Owirc. vicc-prcsidcnf
q buItc University. will be toast
master q, li:r conferences BANQUET,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17

ne will Spcai; on the subject o! Inc
rural church i'll the community. The
special musical number will be rm-
niShed by the Union Chapel church,
The next speaker will be G.. ".
Webb. Scout executive. and he will
use for his subject. THE Responsi-
bility oil the Rural Church To its
Young People Special music Will
be furnished by the Rehobeth church
The next speaker will be Roy. II.
h. King. pastor OF the First Method
Isl church, Henderson. and his sub.
Iect will DC "rhc Need of Il Mems
Bible Class i'll the Rural Churc;,. =
The closing musical number will bc
furnished BY the Union Chapel
church.
Bring your dinners and come 70
onlcn Chapel. the fourth Sunday
prepared TO spend the day with us
We thIns; that you will cnjov every
minute If il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
School Salaries Higher
And Bus Costs Are Less

year. based on l,Gi>ltry" Ipprpn"., =
Tons. the average l"a,hcr ,HiIt! V..i
UC Sl.2-5.y1.
Perhaps NOR" significant. IN virg'
-! racial clashes ,',"Vhrr". = thu
t,no toward ,.Higf treatment tor
Whl," and Ncg.o '.Hrlvg~. IN" Hvrr-
age Iur white ,car." r> ~ 1870 MIS-
SIl6.lJ: Ia" c,l..vd ,vacarg.,. S2Y&.
-. This year the white average e.,
>s.33i.l6 and 'hr rr!u~ci Sl.l+2 -.
Actual dollars ami cents spread me-
Gs"atly reduced but the pcrcculaC,
Is more important. TwCniy-iouu
years ago tine cUlurvd teacher 70,
only 80 perccr, ~ much as the
white teacher: mlw he gets 81 pc.
cent as much. Plans already approx
cd call for complete elimination oI
the drf."rcntfal Within three year
Nhiiv teacher salaries were rising.
the cos, ui school bus ,vauSpur,a,ju n
wa, going duwn. When the State
inst took over operation III 1888 the
c">i per pvpil WIS H&Ol. For the
yvN' 49,; - !, W:is $3.50. DU" To-
many items at cost incident 10 the
"'.r ;ud labor shortage tins COS, O..
'Np,visu 80 -, rignv. irr the g.
r,r' %u.:r. pt' J. MT c<pyCr-d 10
-t:!C.. the 1888 figaro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17

Wilhelm Lconhartit. Detroit. natural
'Zcd citizen described as founder of
branch of the Nazi party here in
1922; Mrs. Emma Elise Leonhardt,
ms wife: Mrs. Theresa Behrens. De-
'rlol: Mrs. Marianne Won Moltkc,
wife OF Heinrich y. Won Moltkc, vino
Was described us Il German instruc-
Tor III Wayne University after she
was detained us IL dangerous alien;
DR.. Eyed William Thomas. Dctrui,
"DSiclrlrian; Walter Joseph Abt.
Hcm"o. M!ch., rc$carch engineer and
t"oi designer IN Il Detroit war plant:
aha Bertrand Stuart Hoffman, for
mrr merchant seaman arrested ht,-
gust - in New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17


! The .!ulc c.u.rrp,,,un If u.
I cl!IIr,r ,r l:,.,J ,..", ,,,, ,I
G,-rr; or I'm r,G lnrd "a +. ,c..,,
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The WILDERNESS ~, Tin il rI,a,.,I
! 10 be located north nt In. Pod -.
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Sinai.
There -, nu water rny the I,r.,I-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch bureau,

Raleigh. Sept. Figures on COS,
OF school operation N North Caro-
ina, complicd by 'hr North Carolina
Citizens Association. show some in
terSting trends. The l9i3-ii school
term begins the second decade OF
iull State support ior the public
system. Dut the association research
erS went back 10 1920 fer some COM
parativc figures.
In 1920 the average salary Of
SchuOl teachers in this State WIS
S4b5.9S. Ten years later that had adj
Lanced To S6i9.56. Then dropping
during the depression era. but. ri>-
ing again by 1880. il was $3.50 81
Estimated io- HE current school
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
II Killed in Blast
At Base at Norfolk

be casualties" but did not atCMp. t.
estimate the number OF killed OF in
ivcd.
The Norfolk Office of civilian de-
'.lsc said an casualties We're Ocin2
cred COR a. tn" nasal base hospital.
.sj.cI..ug Ire number Of casualties
would not ~ great.
Inc navy. i;r',: report said Il trJc..
'uadci with gas1l:"C lad exploded
.str In, hanger. setting fig w'''r;'
badly damaged several buildings a.
the huge ajl' station.
Or. c. !. Mcdonald. Norfolk city
coroner. VA, called Ia the station.
Indicating there may have been civil
Ian us well as naval casualties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
George Blackburn Promo,sa

III Hrlhy reIeaSe date July q 100
somewhere in New Guinc, - .'t
received here today. said thai Ceornu a
blackburn. son of SIrs. Chnria,,
.. Church of the Oxford Road Hao
derSon, has recently been promn,n,
TO The rank Of first lieutenant !"
The U. 5. Army Air Corps. Lion,
tenant Blackburn is serving win
lighter outfit and has seen n,noS
action. "'"'"
Al The outbreak of the war ;o,,
tenant Blackburn WIS Il law stIdon,
AZ washington X Lee University
lexington. Va. He received his
illGht training at Maxwell Field. Ala
ana Spence Field nj Moultrie. On
where he was commissioned on Sen,
tender 6. 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
Buyers Rule
Stock Market:

New York, Sept. l7.-(Ap)-Huv-
rF$ h'.d me best of the araumcn, i'm
l"daHS Stock market. H. front yrrn
n'pS'-'"ia. Montgomery Ward. u. =.
h"potf common and preferred. la
i"fhaii"nal H3rvr&;cr, !. /. case
ohry@lcr. General Motors. l.. 6,
mical Nv
b"nds improved. Commodities wore
mixed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
Rural Churches
GRANVILLE CHARGE
METHODIST CHURCH
II. II. Cash. pastor
REHnRL"pII

(hurch school al 10 a. m. and
preaching service -; II =. N. Tho
sermon subject. The Future of ,hc
Ru"al Church.
UNION CHAPEL
'hurch school Il ~ Il. m. and
n"''h Fellowship meeting at q u. m
The young people will have u vc,v
interesting debate u: the Fellowship
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17

over which DR.. Rex Winsiow .,
The University of North Cnroi;n VI
Will preside. The banquet addro".,
VIII be made by Dr.. George HoS
toh' pastor of Myers Park Bon,i',
church, Charlotte. "p'lSt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
8 Indicted as Spies
Of the Nazis
Continued from Page Onc)

tent 10 injurc this country and 20
the advantage Of the Nazi govern
ment.'
The eight indicted are: Miss Grace
Euchanan-Dinccn, Sclf-stylcd "coun-
tess named by Federal authorities
as head of the group: Carl John
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17
Cotton Shows
Slight Gains

New York. Sep. l7.-(AP}--Cot-
Ion futures (U!d "uau'actS) oprnc.;
t!Ec - i"'n'y Gents u bale higher.
Noe" Values were len 10 twenty
c"@i> &C. bale nighc.. October 2n.33:
December 20.U1; March 1890.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-17

New York City's banks and truc.
companies hay" rc."urces i'm pxros,.
of S30.000,00O,000-28 per cent of tbo
national total.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-28
(22. Sortiebung)


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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-28
BrQnch-CQIendor
Saxon Juniors Association of the United Stat
of America ".'
Of the

Athletic Club. ---...-s
President. Henry Holmes. so4 Hsmi''
Secretary. Bertha Te,sky. ss' stAn-
Gary, Ina. cary Junior SaxooA
Pres. Fred Schieb. 45OO Grant Ava.
Gary, Ind.
Secretary. HuIda Taub. 1901 Taft Ave-.
Cary. Ind.
Homestead Pa HOMESTEAD JNAlo4
saxon Club. e-
President, Fred Kraus. 4771 Winter.
burn ST., Pittsburgh (7). Pa
Secretary. Henry Theii. 1915 Sylvan
Avenue.
Lorain, O. - Lorain Jrnior 0Axo1s.
President. Richard Blulneier. sol nAss
29th Street.
Secretary, Ann Binder. llSo WOoS
Goth Street.
Martins Ferry, Ohio :. Martins Ferry
Saxon Junloro.
President. Matt Schunn. General Deli.
very.
Secretary: Margaret Huttsr. to4 North
Konacs, Pa. - Junior Saxon 0ooasty.
Pres. Gerald Fleischer, 420 Eight q.
Sec'y.. Helen Schuller, 4l0 Penn Ave.
Hav Castle, Pa, New Castle 2f23e
sylvanis Saxon Junaoyo.
President. William Unear. Sis sanD.
son Street.
Secretary. Eleanor Schmidt. 20k n.
Mercer Street, Apt. 219.
Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon OluO
Pres, Math. Melitschka, Jr.. 752 Arch
Street.
Sec'y.. Sue Herman, 732 Wilson st.
Youngstown, Ohio. - YoungUtovD
Junior Saxon Association.
President, Eleanor Rauch, IS South
HaZelwood Ave.
Secretary, Elizabeth Bokesch, 24S
Forest Hill Drive.
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ChicuIo, M. e. s. s. x. II. veresa
q. So Zweig 10.

Vsrgammlung jeden 2. Sonntag i'm
kIonat, 2 Uhr nachmittags, In der Rhein-
land Halle. Ecke Belmont u:! s;c,.::...::
port Ave.
PrAs., John Retrf, 1907 Altgeld. Tel
Capital 2O16
Prot.-Sekr.. Elizabeth Sitte-ly. 1890
North Shore Ave. Tel: Hollye 4776.
-C-V.-Sekrr., Albert Paul, 1901 N. Oak
Park Ave. Tel: Pensacola 4l3S.
z. y. vsrein der S. 8. Frsus1 una jung.
iraueN von Chicago. III. Zwsiv 90
iNersammiung jeden 2. Donnerstag i'm
AOnN, 8 Uhr apenos, I'm Deutschen
daus, $3.50 N. Ashland Ave-
PraS., Sophia LurtZ, 40l7 Pauline St
Tel: BitterSweet 4010.
Pr0t.-Sekr., Anna Taub, 5925 Grace
Str. Tel: Avenue 1888.
l. C.-V.-Sekr., Sara SCHUYLER. 5063 N. Ken
more Ave. Tel: Edge 1893.
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=. q J. n. Onaesrs
Pres. Henry SCHNEIDER. 34s5 w. 5ith
street. AT-lantic 2289.
Vice Pres. Henry Holmes. 304 Hamil
ton Ave, Farrell Pa.
Secretary, Martin Folder, S46 New
Garden Ave. Salem, Ohio
= Assistant 4! Sec'y., Kath;; G0tzmeister,
1857 East Wither Ave, Columbus, Ohio.
Treasurer. Edrt;, stodendorfer. YIs
Eeckford st, New Castle. Pa.
-O~-
B1AHcEEs OF TEE T. .. A.
Alliance, Ohio. saxon Junior Club.
Pres, John Schuiler, 1888 $. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel. 2l1l south
Union Ave.
Cleveland. olio.
Cleveland East JuLiof Saxon Club.
President, Ruth Geiger 3529 Antis-
dale Ave, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
CorreSp. Secretary, Laura Wellman
3siO northampton Rd., Cleveland lights
Ohio
Cleveland Wsss 3un,orr olub.
President, Marie AbeI 1928 Madison
=. Secretary. Gertie Schmidt. 1O5lS Eide
lity Avenue.
Canton Ohio 6;ss' Sssson Saxon Junior
President, John Fulz. 1913 Edwards
ave. N. f., Canton. Ohio.
Secretary. Elsie Sheatzley, 1015 Con-
cord Ave-, s. w, Canton, Ohio
oolombus, Onic. - ColumAas Junior
saxon Club.
President, Eugen Burkley, 87S Miller
Ave.
Sec'y.. Kath. Gotzmeister, 1887 East
Whittier Avenue.
Detroit; Mich. - Detroit Junior Ssxons.
|. President, Helen Binder, 3076 MarI-
borough.
Secretary. June Warnke. 1895 Med
burg.
2uwooA CITY, Pa. - 1llvood City
Junior Saxons.
Pres, Sophie Krestel, SIS South st.
Secrtary. Kathleen Seiwert. Bridge
Street.
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Chicago, ali. 8. e. 4. u. Vsrsia.


Tersammlung jeden dritten Donners
tag I'm German Cub House. 1853 n
Ashland AvA.
Pris., Fred OTend, ii23 HntchinsoI
str. Tel: Wellington 3i07.
Prot.-Sekr., Dan Salmen, 5i62 Win
throw Ave. Tel: Edgewa:a- 7lEs.
c. v. Sekr., Michael Schissburger
4l6l Crexel Blvd, Chicago.
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Cleveland. Ohio. - e. 8. B. Z. q. vexe1n
ZWeiG /.

Versammlung jeden Freltag mach dem
yweiten Sonntag Uhr abends i'm Sach-
Genheim, 1901 Denison Ave.
y Pras.. Georg Weber, $500 West %. Str.
Tel: Melrose S16S.
Prot Sc kr, w. Schuster. 1911 ely
bourne Ave Tel: Florida 1929.
C.-V.-Sekr., Georg Fritsch, $3.50 West
l6. Str. Tel: Woo dbine 87S5.
K.-Loge-Sekr., Hans Steiner. 2914 w.
S8 Str.
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QsUtoI, D. - s, 8. Prausu. una Juur.
eIsuen 9, q. VeTsiQ. EEai1 =.

versanmlung jeder 3. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim, ia Harrison
Ave. N W.
Frasidentin, Maria Eeckert. 1904 Gar
Geld Ave, S. w, Canton, O.
Prot-sekr,. sus., Reinerth, 244s Win
field Way, y, Z.
C.-V.-Sekr., Elisab beth sohueter, 257
altman Ave. n, w. Tel 2273s.
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$50. G:lp, jes. tcmmea mir sum
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feines Wioeritanbes segen bic Stcdtss
seDalt ihulois maben!"
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Wrnntan II V0I6iu. 2WolH %.
Detroit, Michigan. .. .. .. i. u
Vereiu XWeiG ~.

versammluns. jeael /. Sonntss I'm
Nonat, i'm SachsenheiTa.
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sskr, Michael Teutscn. 1901 stra"s'
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30. Str.
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&. E., Canton, o. Tel. 2-1S33.
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Monat i'm Siebenburger Sachsenheim.
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