davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1943-05-28

All Delaware farmers will be
asked within the next few weeks to
fill out requests for farm labor. in
dicating how much extra help they
must have to produce and harvest
this years essential war crops,
according to George M. Worrilow,
associate director of the Delaware
Agricultural Extension Service.
Recent national legislation has
Milford chronicle., 1943-05-28
Return OF Ration
Forms Urged By OPA
Officials Anxious To Get Book 3
Applications To Avoid June I Rush

Although the national date for
making applications for War Ra-
tion Book No. is June /. the
Delaware OPA office is ready now
to receive the cards that have been
sent to more than 100000 resi-
dents and Wednesday urged all
persons to make their returns as
soon as possible.
II was emphasized that in thou
sands of instances housewives, us
ually the custodians of the books
and other rationing paraphernalia,
are waiting until June 1. fearing
some sort of penalty If they mail
their applications earlier.
But in Delaware the application
forms may be returned to the OPA
office as soon as they are made out.
Two sacks of cards have been
received, it was disclosed at the
office Wednesday. Thursday morn
sTum to Page ,. sleassl
Milford chronicle., 1943-05-28
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, May 10. To
Tuesday, May %, Inclusive

Charles ]. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford, reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford. from Wednesday. May
10. to Tuesday, May 25. inclusive:
Temperature
Milford chronicle., 1943-05-28
Farm Security Head
Writes For Chronicle
State Director Tells OF Work Being
Done By Small Farmers

Editors Note:--This is the first in series
OF articles prepared for the Milford Chronicle
on farm problems and farm production by
Delaware farmers. The writer is John d.
Lea;herman. State Director of the Farm
Security Administration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
81 pIR,iSro~
HITCUTR pTrE 4 ~

To'.'s pc- SIS Sa5 Totals ~ a. So
Grand to.ai 2oZg G-ard total goo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Sugar Co. Plans
Republication

NEW YORK, April 12.-Guanta-
namo Sugar Co has called a Spo-
cial meeting of stockholders May
y to vote on a proposed recapltal-
izaton plan eliminating heavy
preferred dividend arrears, with a
common dividend in carly prospect
If plan Is approved,
Plan provides that for each
share of present S per cent pre-
fcrrcd stock and dividend accumu-
lationS tho holder Will receive $40
principal amount Of l2-year 5 per
cent sinking fund dcbentureS to be
issued by the company plus IA
shares of new So par common
stock.
For each 21s shares Of present
common stock. holder will receive
one share of new s. par common
stock Scrip certificates will be
issued in lieu of fractional in
forests
II proposed recapltallzation is
approved the management expects
shortly thereafter 10 recommend
payment of a cash dividend on now
common stock. says David NJ.
kClScr, president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
GIVES EXPLANATION

Instead Of demonstrating relief,
Wall Streets immediate re-
Spouse was extensive throwing
over of securities. The cSplana-
ton?
The market had enjoyed a long,
pronounced advance While there
had been Widespread buying by
little people there had also been
very extensive participation by
professional spectators. some OF
them partly motivatCd by cXpcCta-
ton Of moro or loss wild initiation.
No man over went broke taking
a profit" was Commodore Wander
biltS classic observation Most pro-
fcsSional traders act on that axiom.
They often protect paper profits by
putting in stop loss orders a
point or more below the market. 10
make sure that they VIII pocket
tho greater part OF their gains.
Many such orders were touched
off. TO use Wall Streets phrase,
by Fridays sharp doWnSWing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Roosevelt Defy
To Pressure
Group Praised
BY Il. c. FORBES

The most important blow for
victory has just been struck, not
on the African front, but on the
home front. President Roosevelts
announced d termi n ID stand
against further boosting Of farm
prices, vitality affecting the cost Of
living, and against further whole
sale boosting Of wages. should
mean the dcath-kncll Of rampant
initiation disastrous to every seq
ment of the nation provided he
sticks 10 his guns and IS not over
ridden by Congress.
This is the first time the Chief
Executive has chosen 10 throw
down a defy 10 our most powerful
organized groups
If sternly enforced, il viii logi-
'Cally mean rejection of John L..
Lewis demand that miners wages
DC increased ~ a day and rejection
of railwaymen demands for enor-
NOUS increases IN their wage rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Stocks Score
Further Gains
In Early Trade

>.r-ur >.orR Anil - lfNC,
80
an >'o.F market iaii.oa Al me
opening today in n further rccov-
r- from las, Fridays sharp break
.tc .,.,,,,c o,dor frcc,i,g
&C. .r.,,c, ,rd nr'ccs go =
T........ as a., , ,,,u,b ,lo,cr
$50 C.t ,.,r,ra''v an sections
I.,,.,g 40, ,ract,ors Dnrclas Am.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan nu crts T. s 80
J 2'2-in. min unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh, 81 25H $50. best - 7503 fan
10 generally good 81 7S12 II. Nor'herr
spy. 81 30 Is fair 20 generally goo,
81 So n , % few Gne quality hign rs SO p
steel Reds. S33 49,. FAR S2g2 30. New
York eastern crts Rome Besutys. l.. s
box bencion, fancy c',' wi2ss 81 %H So So
extra fancy 6i-135C Nnf -. Washlpriof
hu hsk's NincsapS, 2it-in min comb
extra fancy and fancy. - 90 70 3 50
ASPARAGIS -Canfornia pyramid crtS
I doz. hchs fancy $5p . a. extra fancy
81 MS 30: loose stock medium TO large
| s. 500, Is poorer lower.
AVOCADOs -Canfornia rats Fucrtes
go sos 81 so s.; fair quality 2o.3os
REETs Texas - crts. adoz bchs
BROCCOLI Pony crts: Arizona. 81 s.
cHBRAGE Isw stock Florida 5olb
sacks round FAR 90 generally good 50 81
70 So poorer .ow as 81. Calorrnla LOs
Angeles Cr,s. S5si Texas % crs.
CARROTS California Los Angeles crts
s-doz - 25a3 -. Arizona Sc. 81 Texa'
Los Angeles CftS dor hchS 50 ga So
10 sacks few small 81 2jIl rs. bu. bskts
CAI'LIFI owFR California pony cuts
Is and larger good. 81 65H3 ~.
CELERY Florida i6-In cr's.. 'rmmer
tops. individually washed. IS 81 6.Se Si1
- fair 81 - i0s 81 NN's host - Boa
3 ~. Pascal - doz.. S4g4.2j. IS anc
smaller 50 30
CrCuMEERs Hotnouse Indiana boxes
Z dnl ks N2T2 no.. extra fancy. 81 50 RI
4 p0 fancy ~ 6Of1 S.. Specials and so
/ Us ~ % ONO boxes dng fancy. - 20 %
81 No. Is. 81 40H so, oskts 2i-3os
ESCARoLF Florida hu baskets 50 25
GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA wire bound toxc,
rom hIuafluE grade white All size. - 2,
u3 30 Texas Marsh Seedless combination
Grade. an sizes. wIfs-tpund boxes y 30 -
20 standard boxes - % Marsh Pinks
standard boxer 50 s3fI4 So
LFTTUCF-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
Arizona all section, - don. 50 % -
poorer lower
LEAF LETTUCE Ho'nouse ioIb. has
krtV-t}itta- Michigan 81 81
MUSHROOMS OnIo ptuts. 21T2ar.
ORANGES "a fOrn.a standard h0Nc'
NaveiS Sh27 al sizes Fl0Nds wire bound
hrvcs continuation grade Na'encips sn'
Tinr1rplcs hest Nf0f 30. fair 5 % 0 3 30
nation grade few SAFES, best 81 75" 2 10
+ pF,Rs 0ree}r boxes p,A-iods Farc'
o. l5os tauS' 50: extra fancy eo-ilos
pFprFRs Frorea Nbr.d reeers 500
so 20. choice FAIR S'06. Cahtofnia Won
roThTots ioolt saek. Maine Ger
'fet ss,d Ntea aG. Minnesota 81
lec'sd Trumrhs Siof
SHALL OTIS Louisiana barrels fair =
eont Sl2a u SO, cf's sdoz So 'foz
SPINACH Texas hu tses. ~ 1t4
S. mos'y 81 GOT SO cartons 80,
ccraphaur haas washed spinach 10 ~
81 rs ~ ~ 81 1871 Hf i1 o.. 500
STR ~ BERRIES Fcgas Nl5sionaf,s
SWEET PoTAToEs-N7 supplies on 'h'
market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
ECONOMICALLY SOUND

II should also put a qulctuS on
agitation among other highly-pald
.unionlZcd wage earnCrS for con-
.ceSSionS exceeding those embodied
in the Little Steel formula.
The Presidents action Is eco
nomiCally sound.
Heretofore there has been alto
gether too much Shllly-ShallyinC at
Washington in fighting initiation
airy forces. Politics too often have
predominatcd. AppeaScmcnt Of
unions supposedly commanding
millions of votes has been prcva-
lent.
The result has been a steady rise
in the cost Of living notwjthSt1ud-
ing that the majority Of workers
and others, not belonging 10
unions. have been hurt rather than
helped by the war Among them
have been our 100000 Stockhold-
crS. vast numhcr Of small business
imcn. not q low professional men
faced with increased taxes
Unbridled initiation would be
Just rs ruinouS 10 the immediate
IbeneficiarieS Of SkyrocketlnG prices
and wages as to every one else.
Moreover, it would most CravClN
cripple the nations postwar posi-
ton. We're We wallowlnC IN infla-
ton when peace came. II would
mean we would he seriously handj-
capped IN competing IN world mar
.ketS. II would inevitably plunge III,
INTO cataStroDhic deiia'ion- SINH
lar 10 that suffered by our farmers
after tho world war
So. from every viewpoint prc>i-
dent RooSevclt'S new policy is pro-
foundry wholesome, salutary con-
StruCtiNc
VIII public opinion impcl Con-
Cress 10 back hlm up?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
His Diets Ruined

Adrian a McGonaGle was on
Tie receiving end Of a little RIB
hing from RAY Jacobs and Cliff
Hyatt ~ The Detroit Bank with
Howard Parker OF Nanlcy & Co.
supporting them
The trio spoke disparaginCly
of Mac bond sales ability and
remarked that he was spending
too much time out OF town to
sell war bonds,
II was an obvious reference TO
his "trip 10 Lansing the day be-
fore, so he offered 10 bet them
that he would exceed his sales
quota-and they could set the
quota.
Each bet a dlnner-with ALL
the trimmings and they set his
quota AZ a million dollars.
With that, NcGonaglc pulled
IN envelope out Of his inside
pocket and showed them a
check for ONE MILLION DOL
LARS part of the states sub
scripFion which had been turned
over 10 him The day before by
State Treasurer y Hale Brake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Eaton Al Net
Tops ; Million

oton Manufacturing Co and
il subsidiaries report n 1912 net
profit, subject 10 rcncgotiation
of $31S1O03, after provision Of
s. 5000 for postwar and other
contingencies. equal TO Sf9l n
share.
Tins compares with Si26i sos
or $500 share in the preceding
year.
Federal income and excess prof
its and Canadian income taxes in
1912 amounted 20 SiS.S95. i3S after
dcducting Sl972,20 postwar re-
fund Of excess profits taN. I'm 1911,
taxes aggregated S7fl639i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
This Generation Has Strong Obligation

The significance of this vital point has not been generally
the actual taking OF goods
by work Is accomplished
period begeency If the of aging
arrested IL might be hco
rotcay wipe the slate clean the end OF the war
and
But such would mpovcrh those who on ac
count of physical injuries or other mcapacts Will ma then
scllc IN he unable themselves
Thus technique financing enables least
Of accumulate legal claims portion OF the
product tho coming If borrowing Is overdone TO
neglect there be moral objection 10 max
oycrra the future OF youngsters not yet oil
VIII be br1cncd with the debt after they
supporting Ccrtanyto the extent that charges
future generations tins generation has
achieve compromising benefits offset to
mo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Increased Flour
Production Asked

WASHINGTON April - Agri-
culture department announced II
had asked wheat flour milling
industry 20 increase 1913 produc-
ton 10y = per cent over last year
Request was made. department
SAID i'm "A press release 10 a group
of milling representatives who
were told ol tho nations incrcaS-
inc dependency upon wheat flour
as a major nutrition source.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Says Borrowing Must Tap Current Income

In order TO have the same twood effect borrowing must
rather than accumulated capital and should
the effect of reducing presently available spendahe in
Of civilians Such arrangement prevents civilians from
unduy with the for goods and mt
pcures which otherwise would make for runaway prices
for things.
II not quite accurate 10 assert that the bondhodo VIII
really the themselves. This would be true II at
al only a Communist coccy which person had
equal share the nations assets and liabilities, and only IN
. which Older,
capitalist United States 943 the bond
which enables older folks, the retirement period
themselves after their productive years OF clam on
and which will be produced by younger persons
Among productive should be horne mind all
older brackets
be unable work longer and VIII need these
claims the Of United States bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULZ
Financial Editor
Buy War Bonds

You're going 10 hear trrt
AGAIN and a.a.r during the rCNt
t-rrr weeks a> "a Nrrlf4b.C army
of bond statesmen solicit funds
Fe.r- Nr.I' and CFrN other Amer
l-er.
/ stoned I'M g. hear Use ".cr-
f=5-S ErVG rrg r~7t U-rfr- ----7
trl~ senior Officers, SATURDAY..
Walter NrI.ra> dG>.r.bCs trc
.u-rsrr>fv az mo g,b AUUcr
Ia.rrd ,Nu'.frca Nnk every
salesman should -.lr that UffIc
extra THAT D.. needed ta p.t the
cawpa.,n o,Cy thr ION. and
Frank I,b.v save H> usual S'I-
I.rr address.
~nrv heard Secretary ~ 'h,
Treasury A'orlrrrnass final ore
dor, hy uan,lrlpton. too
Stacking 5r m1 mind are the
1uI.rvr. potent thoughts
win YOU let tho soldiers re-
turn and see u>urie> YOU
bought while he fought
You're on the prandcst a.
sirnmcnt ever given ont h,
Washington - the teaching of
THRIFT and savings i'm this our
nations most critical time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Deserved Promotion

Literally dozens ot people
have asked me how my friend
2d It Earl Pifor president Of
The Pfer Electric Co. is getting
along
Readers Of this column VIII
recall that he was seriously IN
lurad three months ago i'm a
crash a. Wsync County Airport
and was rushed 10 EloiSc HoSpi-
tai with n broken back later 10
be moved 10 Solludee Hospital
Its real pleasure 10 report
that be is now LIST II I.fCy and
IS noWup and around and Chat
ING az the hIt'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Amer. AirHnes
Sets Mark Here

Paced by vast amounts Of war
material moving from Detroit Il
all parts Of the nation and globe
air express traffic on American
AirlinoS FlagShlpS leaving Dertoit
during March scared 10 an all-timo
record high OF 1866 pounds
Frank NJ Burg, district traffic
manager said.
This represents an increase OF
LAP per cent over March, 1912
when the airline originated 59,679
pounds Of air express, Burg said
and is an increase OF 1888 pounds
over Feb. this year. the previous
record month when l34 263 pounds
OF air express were placed aboard
flights here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

a'as 81 qoi sol Totals $50 SIS s7f
Iara te'4I 25-S Grand total 25dS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
SEES RISE RENEWED

What is likely 10 happen if rs
and when Rommcl is dcClSivcly de-
fcatcd driven out Of Africa?
a removal of the upward move
mont would seem much more
likely than a prolonged decline.
as the yield obtajnablc
on the majority of high-gradc
stocks and on numerous second
grade bond, is highly attractive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Arfl - 0lPp Today nsy-
lrE prices 90 cruNers pr beans
Pea beans. s. 20. Igh' red kldnsys,
yellow eycs Ss61 G p = light cram
hcrri's. s. 80 - y C. DARK crsnheruts,
81 90
Whesi 81 tso7 20: oats 50 STE re,
7l07lc, s.N-fovrd rAref s. 95r2 bGok-
vheai s. 81 NJ 20, corn. gSCTfl. soy
bsans 81 81
Prlces furnished rs Michigan Bean cob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
M. s. Rukeyser
Tells Advantages
Inn Buying L. :. Bonds

In days bigger and better" treasury
ms second war loan drive seeking TO raise in me next three
larger collected similar
period hy any government The goal $ Sl3O000O00O0
Borrowing a financing the business of smash
AXIS a supplement unrecedentedly heavy tax coll
ectonS. II equal expenditures then bond
would In circumstances would
really hc a N-aS-yoi-go basis
Taxes a doublc-baTrelcd purpose They
produce the for the bill but also
part the nfatonary gap which caused by the fact
and other civilian greatly
supply and available for sta-at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Gulf Oil Completes
.100-0(tdne Gas Plant

PORT ARTHrR. Tex. April -
A new Houdry Catalytic crack
ing unit for production Of 100
octane aviation gasoline has been
completed by the Gulf OIL Corp.
at It's refinery here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Medium for Stay-at-Homes TO Get Into Fray

make clear the real burden OF poll
ceSr n for deferred financing
advantages buying bonds in
rvong away noneenta the purchase of bonds
medium Stayat-homcS into the fray and to
support their fighting al the various fronts.
the drive the treasury hopes TO induce those ALREADY
roll deduction plans otherwise TO buy
cNtra OF weeks OF Buying
bonds way civilians hiss Hitler Musso
Iini and IlrOb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
RIO
All II>S
Jtt.tfFRICH
lIIILS sIRNIfI
4 ANInI =

Tatsfs SO 7t7 725 Totals 7t6 s2i 7ss
Grand total 25sl Grand total 255h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Times Sweepstakes Scores

Following are the scores rolled
in The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
at Imperial Recreation over the
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Nnrih Amcrlrnn Rn,nn lnrn. rcnnris fn

,rar Fnued Jar 2 1913. n ne' pr1hf sub
i'rt 90 pu-s ME reneEo'iatIDr Of 81 ar 81
after provision az $500 Ou0 repre- cu' me-
rrs' - pcnsIu0 plar Tho not is egU8I 90
g. ~ share m mo C.fuh.Usd Class \
8uf case Y common roeK. Tris com.
u7I.s Win 81 So 81 rt CIcf shafr oH
no rnmrrcd Cias~ a and C'ars q crr
mon stocks Ir rnr rfereffnE year Federal
arr sfafe income faNty.tn. tetf ended fHu
2 last amounted g. SfgI 600 and eEfrga
profits t1y srer S227.oU0 postwar refund
vas % ols coo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Foreign Exchange

Indian Renninx 90. reports for iatr y
net profit 81 81 O2s 2s2 after federal In
como and excess profits 'aNes etc equal
TO 81 % share on the common This
compares with 81 252 377 or 81 ~ COM
mon share IN 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Detroit Stocks

DNidrnds ~ the foregoing table are the
,muUuts DECLARED or paid so Tar this year,
lulrss otherwise noted. sFaid in 1919,
~ ~ div idend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

.,ars al go -fS Totals Sal 7g3 7nI
rand to'ai @l9 Grand total 2il5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
INnIAN NII.I.AGE
DE ROsIEN
CLASS II
rRIEIIs

Totals att $50 as3 Totals ai3 i0it s75
Grand total 2hS3 Grand total 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
lord No.

Totals SIS T2s 7qS Totals 72s $40 Ta1
Grand total 23si Grand tutA 234O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

$50 a. ias ia F0uruIsr 10 1877 1872
to,f,,. 30 16A is- Johnson 100 ~ lh1
ttr.Sfs,N 80 21e III Bwisn 1876 2Ob lsi
ne, las Isl is Homer 10 iG5 isl
r.,... oto 90 SfS Totals pn3 g23 s5s
GRAND total gT-u Grand total 2hs2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
InR
RAIIn TnnI.

Totals Isl $50 s74 Totals SOS Sig ~
Grand total ctTa Grand total 2i39
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
IORNI InOI Y
MEAS WIAa

-o,sls 7si SIS $50 Totals sos T7s 7si
irand total 1872 Grand total 23so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

INII RppI~I

Totals $50 $40 o93 Totals 500 ST. 7St
rand total 1921 Grand total 2l6T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
NInRRIs
CIIEN ING
NaVJTp CIIR
STRUCTURE.
inNIININ1NI
IRnf.RiSsINI
IfiRS
NiARIIN

Totals So SOS SOS Totals SO 81 SO
Grand total ESQ Grand total 2i7S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
PARK 4 TII.EoRI
NEW ? Rl
CLASS +
Nb.toS -
III VIM m TANKS InRIRESSIS
Bsss

Totals g2a $50 s3i Totals So $50 SIS
G.ani total 1636 Grand total 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
UyNoN-D>KI~
TOOL ROOM

tais S7t 7qs $50 Totals SRI us SOL
and total 1909 Grand total 2i16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Total. 7gq $50 81 Total. So as $50
Grand t4'al 2i15 Grand total 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
kOI A ms

Totals $50 g2a qf7 totals .ols SIS $50
Grand Total 1855 Grand total oGfJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
CLASS c
IARsII
unI 40
AIILs

TrinIa 1U98 sgl $50 TOMAS 81 VFU
Grand tr'at sA,,-'- 1T and total :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
NlPIE 7 q
CLASS u
III HIGI z
IANGN NIISIIr.

Totals SIS g3s S43 Totals 50 93S So
Grand total 272p Tigand total 26st
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
ri IKHI RIOS
IJIITIRICU
KFRtUrN.J nc
CRANKsHATT


Totals 7ff 500 80 Totals ~ G56 ~
Gr8v1 total 23In Grand totals 2fi5
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-18

Rotary club Tuesday evening by
Macy Watkins. of Mt. Clemens.
Sidney Odgers was in charge
Of the program. Next week r
V. Kilchrist will be in charge.
Two attempts at petty thiev-
cry were reported Saturday
night. presumably the work OF
boys. The first was al the res
taurant of Mrs Daisy Potts on
Main street when an attempt
was made 10 enter the building
from the rear. Hooks were torn
from the screen door and a
screen removed from a rear
window but the would-be rob-
bers were evidently frightened
away.
The second place visited was
the Neuhauser hatchery. on
Main street at the railroad
tracks. where entrance was gain
ed and few dollars in money
taken.
State police are working 10
roundup the guilty parties.
The Blood Bank will visit
Utica on Saturday, June 26th,
from 1870 to $50.
Doctors and nurses will be
stationed at the Lutheran Trim
ity Parish Hall, il has been an
nounced by Mrs. Harry Russell,
chairman, who also states that
more volunteers are needed in
the community
Utica has gone over the top
in every drive undertaken so
far.
Three hundred pupils Of the
Utica grade school picnicked at
Boomer State park on Wednes-
day. Games with prizes and
all good things to eat made it
happy day for the youngsters.
A farewell party for three
members of the faculty of the
Utica high school was given by
the Teachers Club at Tassie S
Tavern Wednesday night Mar
garetta Buell.. Dorothy Rashleigh
and Oscar Huyghe were the hon.
or guests. They will not return
{ Utica next year. MIR. Huyghe
is entering the service and the
ladies will be employed else
where.
The sewing unit of the Utica
Red Cross will resume work on
Friday afternoon at the Metho-
dist church parlors after few
weeks vacation. Mrs. Donald
Michael, chairman, requests that
as many as possible be present.
Mrs. Jack Harvey left We'd
nesday night for Lawton, Okla
homa. on a seven day visit to her
son, Douglas Harvey, who is
stationed at Fort Sill. Okla.
Victor l. Rick Post No. 351,