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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
Auxiliary Sells Peoples

Early Saturday morning mem
bers of the Auxiliary OF the Earl
Gladfelter Post OF the American
Legion were on the main streets
with boxes Of peoples which had
been sent from the Vetarans' Hos.
pital at Battle Creek. Headquarters
for the sale Of peoples here was the
Detroit Edison Co. office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
Picnic EnioXed

Members OF Chapter H OF the p.
E. o. Sisterhood enjoyed a picnic
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Butler, This was the
closing meeting OF the season and
the members will convene again
in the fall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

WITH THE PLEA that Mickey
didn't want any home life" Ac-
tress Ava Gardner has won a di-
vorce from her husband, 22-year-
old Screen Star Mickey Rooney.
Three times previously. Ava had
threatened to obtain a divorce,
but each time they were tempo
rarily reconciled. The young ac-
tor did not appear to contest his
wife's suit. (InternationaD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
Words Of WIsdom

In the light Of eternity we shall
see that what we desired would
have been fatal to use. and that
what we would have avoided was
essential TO our well-being-
Fenelon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

only, and then only through
his column.
ter with you andwhat he had best
do for you, let me 60 a little fur
Their into the subject of the his
tory, which We discussed briefly
yesterday.
The history, or as the physician
calls it, the anamnesis, is the rec
ord Of the patients symptoms,
past illnesses and hereditary back
ground as the patient is able to
explain 1t himself. Every physi-
clan worthy Of the name not only
obtains this history from his pa
tlent, but he makes a written rec
ord Of it for his permanent files, to
which is added the results of the
physical examination and the diff
ferent laboratory examinations.
Divisions of Record
The complete record Of the pa
tent falls into the following diyi-
ATOMS:
/. History.
2. Physical examination.
3. Laboratory examination (mi-
croscopic and chemical examina-
tons Of urine. blood and other
body fluids.
4. X-ray examination Of indi-
Gated.
5. Special examinations (such
as the electrocardiographic exam
ination Of the heart, basal metab-
olism, etc..
6. Treatment recommended.
We will discuss these headings
in detail from time to time during
the ensuing weeks. This is purely
educational-an endeavor to make
you acquainted and sympathetic
with the mental processes your
doctor goes through in trying to
understand your case.
The history consists in several
subdivisions. First, the purely
statistical data: Your name, ad.
dress, age, telephone number, So
cial status and your occupation.
Social status (single, married, di-
vorced or widowed), occupation
and age are really very important,
especially age, because certain dis
eases are automatically ruled out
at certain ages. Under social
status you may remember that one
of DR.. Conan Doyle's characters
was famous for a monograph
called Obscure Nervous Lessons
in the Unmarried" And occupa-
ton is notoriQnly related to dis
ease.
The seco Hbdivision in the
history is complaint" This
is a guide because it states
in the patients own words the
principal thing that he thinks is
the matter with him. If he says
"shortness of breath" it narrows
the field. Whatever else your cx-
animation reveals, it must explain
why the patient is short of breath.
The third subdivision of the his
tory is called present illness" and
is an expansion of the chief COM
plant. The patient states how
long he has been i'll, whether the
trouble has been continuous or in
termittent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
Provides Cookies

Mrs. Thurlow Bodley is chairman
OF the project which will provide
cookies for wounded veterans being
cared for in the Battle Creek VeteV'
ans Hospital. The project is being
conducted through the Red Cross.
Various organizations and individ'
uals are contributing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
One-MlnntA TAHi

1. Are any stars larger than
the SUM-
2. Who was Bucephalus7
3. What Is a kangaroo's joey7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

teous 70 people we like It Is
even more important. although
not so easy TO be just as kind to
strangers. even those who are not
attractive to US.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

initiatory work and Mrs. Louise
Lewis, Milan. took the chair OF
Electa. and Mrs. Fannie Button
acted as secretary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
PYTHlAN SISTERS
ENTERTAIN DISTRICT

PYTHlAN SISTERS
ENTERTAIN DISTRICT
Pythian Sisters Of Rose Temple
entertained District No. 7 Wednes-
day in the local Temple. The meet
ing was held both in the morning
and afternoon and Mrs. Irene
Whalley, P.G.C.. River Rouge, was
deputy and presided. P. G. c. Anna
McManus, Port Huron. was guest
OF honor, and among the others
present we're Grand Mistress OF
Finance. Elsie Graft. Marshall. Mrs.
Estella Holley, Ypsilanti. P. G.
Trustee, and delegates from Ad-
rian. Dundee. Upton. Tecumseh,
River Rouge and Milan. There were
also guests from Chelsea and Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Thelma Frisbie, Rose Tenn
pie. gave the address OF welcome,
and the response was given by
Mrs. Nellie Rivers, River Rouge.
Reports from the various temples
showed progress and great interest
in the work. or special interest was
the presentation 10 the local Tenn
pie OF a picture OF Mrs. Maude
Steldle which was taken at the
time she was Grand Chief OF Mich
igan.
Dinner was served by members
OF the Rebekah Lodge and 1t was
followed by an interesting program
a feature OF which was the pres
entation OF the dancing pupils OF
Miss Marjorie Backus. Ypsilanti.
The Past Chiefs Of the local Tenn
pie presented the temple with the
Pythian Sister Flag. and the ritu'
alistic work was conducted by Rose
Temple, Adrian Temple, Tecumsen
Temple and Upton Temple. The
degree staff was made up OF repre-
sentatives OF all the temples IN the
district. The memorial service was
given impressively by River Rouge
Temple. Refreshments were served
at the close OF the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

Mrs. Anna McManus. Port Huron,
was guest from Tuesday until
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Naude Steidle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

One Minute Test Answers
1. Yes.
2. The var-horse Of Alexander
the Great.
2. Her baby.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

Home on Furlough
Among the boys in the Armed
Forces who recently have been
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

The Tooth birthday Of Reed former pastor OF
Ypsianu church being celebrated Flint minis
ters from all parts Of the attending.
Bue Quirk is freshman baseball at
the University Of Michigan who by
Coach z. J. Mather
Death: Mrs. Julia WILDER widow OF Dewitt WILDER
mother Fred P WILDER Elizabeth schatter
Keyser. 9s. aunt OF Mrs. Eta Lucking
Marriage Edward o. Ypslaau and Miss Rhoda
Knight at the brides home Trenton.
The Normal College champions by
winning the MIAA field day events.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
THEY say

Spjartanburg. S. C.-War Mobil.
izer James F. Byrnes: I'VE are now
girding ourselves not for a single
attack on a single front, but for
many attacks on many fronts both
in the European theater OF war and
in the Pacific
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

Hints on Etiquette
II is easy TO be kind and cour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

Swarthmore. Pa.-Herbert H.
Lehman, foreign relief and rehabil-
itation director: Before we can
talk OF peace and a permanent
mechanism to secure It, we must
first make certain that the nations
and the men. women and children
who make up the nations are not
driven by starvation and despera-
ton TO embrace ideas as horrible
4 those Of the Axis which we are
seeking 10 exterminate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02
Fifty Years Ago

Death Wealthy stockdae Harris 81 At Pontiac Burial
in Highland Cemetery Rev J. L. Cheney conducting
service.
Misses Emma Mcneil Helen Prudden teachers
trail School have resigned to take higher saad positions
Jackson schools Miss Mabel Leven first primary teacher
also resigned to take position in Wisconsin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

aVenBe 2 ITIend man mourn MIN.
Durham, n. C.-Sumner Welles,
undersecretary OF state: There
must be. through international
agreement, a combination OF armed
forces made available by the pow
ers which are prepared to do so,
which may be used regionally or on
a broader scale, and which can, and
will, prevent aggression, render in.
ternational conflict impossible. and
in general, see to It that the peace
of the world ia maintained invio-
late"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-02

Camp Polk. La.-Major General
Edward R. Brooks: 1T is better to
avenge a friend than mourn him"
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
LA D~EsINTEGRACIoN FAscI,
Grandes Cambios En- La POIitica 1t,
POr C. M. FRANzERo

Las dos islas fascistas de Pan
telerfa y Lampedusa han caido
como consecuencia de la superio-
sidad naval Y aerea de los ALA
dos, que les ha permitido aplicar
una nueva tecnica en- ell arte de
la guerra moderna; y puede ser
que antes de que Sc publique este
artfculo tengan lugar mayores a.
contecimientos mas cerca de TIA
liza o en- la propia peninsula tia
llama.
Por este, convene senalar que
las catastrofes militares sufri-das
por Mussolini ocurren en- medic
de senales de una desintegracion
total fascista en- todas las esferas.
Els decir, ell regimen fascista es-
ia desmoronandose, no solo por-
que ha perdido la guerra desde ell
punto de vista militar, sine porque
ell pueblo italiano esta abandonan
do en- masa n doctrina vacfa que
de repente hubiera demostrado su
vacuidad.
Pero creemos que ell regimen
podra mantener una a~pariencia de
"tener un control complete de la
situacion" hasta los 1ltimos mo-
mentos. Ell peri6dico suizo "Der
Bund" interpreted esta peculiari-
dad al decir ell 6 de JUNO que ISL
Sc desea descubrir las posibilida-
des que tiene todavfa la politica
interna fascista, no debe olvidarse
que en- ninguna esfera de la vida
italiana hay oposici6n aIguna al
fascismo.
Pero estas posibilidades son me-
ramente superficiales v engano-
sas. Basta examiner la serie de
medidas adoptadas 1ltimamente
por ell Gobierno fascista v por ell
Partido para no tener la menor
duda cerca de la situaci6n in
terror de Italia.
La Substitution de los Prefectos
FL 6 de JUNO Sc ha producido
otro gran Gambia, esta vez afec-
tando a los prefectos provinciales
de MussOlini. Los ~prefectos han
sido siempre no solo ell nexo en-
ire la administration del Esta-
80 y las administrations provin-
ciales y local, sino tambien Y quiz
"a principalmente ell bar6metro
del Gobierno para medir los senti
mientos de Ia poblaci6n en- un mo-
mento dado. Que Mussolini res
necesario zanzibar Y destituir sus
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

Antes de que Roma fuera bonn
bardeada, hermanitos del "llorl-
aueo", los nazis e italianos fascis-
tas habian bombardeado a Etiopia'
Guernica, Madrid, Barcelona, os-
10, Bruselas, Varsovia, Paris Lon
dres, La Haya, Belgrade, MOscu'
Copenhague -.
Muchas lagrimas Sc habian de-
rramado va en- Ell mundo, cuando
los Aliados, justicieramente, AFRO
aaron unas bombas en- la ciudad de
los emperadores, reyes y papas.
Alemanes e italianos han veni-
do cometiendo atrocidades que ja-
mas seran olvidadas, y justo es que
sean c~astigados.
mo Sc bombardea a Roma, Sc
bombardea a Mussolili y sus CO.
rifeos, que deben ser extermina-
dos para que la Humankind reco-
bre la cordura y ell hombre libre
sus fueros!
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

CuandO lie comunicaron al car
denal CopellO, arzobispo de Bue-
nos Aires, que Roma habia sido
bombardeada, estuvo a punto de
desmayarse.
"Profunda pena Sc lie ha i'm
puesto a nuestra alma desde ell CO.
mienzo de la presente guerra y
ahora nos llega la nOticia de que
la ciudad eterna, Roma, la sede
del VicariO de Cristo, ha sido bonn
bardeada -.
Ell pobre senior Sc h~orroriz6; Pc
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

Muehos hombres protestaron, Sc
rebelaron, y muchos de ellos fue-
ron asesinados y otros mandados a
lugares desiertOs e inhOspitalarios.
FL siciliano de Tampa, por ejem-
plo, Sc coloc6 de frente a Mus
~nuestros cuerpos..
I'm dia lie dijeron que Ell emba-
jador del "Duce" deseaba visitar
ell edificio de la Unione.
-Si viene - dijeron sieilianos
valientes y democraticos-debera
entrar pasando por encima de
nuestrOs cuerpos.
No vino ell arrogante diplomati-
co y meses despues mand6 de VI
sta a u IN senior Consul.
Algunos individuos lanzaron la
idea de ~ofrecerle una comida al
Consul, a modo de satisfaction a
Benitin, de desagravio.
Sc abrieron las listas de inscrip-
clones -. y solo II personals asis-
theron al "esmirriado homemade"
Ell siciliano de Tampa va lie ha-
cia frente a los fascistas cuando
muchos norteamericanos elogiaban
al "verdugo" y afectuosamente de-
clan: es un hombre fuerte.
Hemos elogiado a Cesar Rivero
porque lie cOnocemos desde hace
muchos amos.
Viva en- Tampa antes de que
ingresara en- la carrera consular
Guiana y era muy respectable y que
rido, 10 mismO que ahOra.
Liberal, modesto, simpatico, Ia
colonia latina recibi6 con algeria
y satisfaction SUI nombramiento.
Bondadoso siempre, todOs segui-
mos apreciandole por su honradez
Y claro discriminate. Para ell
gobierno del mayor general Full
gencio Batista, en- esta ciudad del
tabaco, su actuaci6n ha sido uti-
lisima y fructifera.
iHay que agradarle al pueblo,
a los ciudadanos, Y el sabe hacer-
10 sin menoscabo de su prestigio
personal!
~ cuando un funcionario es
sinceramente estimado, grandes be.
neficios Sc derivan para ell go.
bierho cuya representation osten
tai
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

p%refectos cada pOcos
muestra que los perfec
por la eOrrOmpida adj
fascista son incapaces
a la poblaci6n De sus
demarcaciOnes, 0, b
cho mas probable que
mes del sentir pibis
con los deseOs & Muse
Ell nuevo secrsalA 4
Scorza, ha "OrtensaGp
los miembrOs deben leV
modo visible" ia insignia
do, so pena de ser e1pa
la organization como col
~cionales. Hace pOcOs mes
lido declare que los afi
dian darse de baia
"porque 10 interesante I
lido era la calidad y N
ro"; pero ahOra result'
~aquellos que preSumlOl
%presentan la "calldaO
~ostentar pOr mas temp
fascistas.
ExpulsiOnes pOr e
Todos los diaS, LO'
italianos publican lafg
expulsiones y sentence
Der actuado cObardeT
expulsiones y senten'
Der escuchadO Ia raj
dres, por haber EXPIRE
sancio de guerra delE
haber manifsetadO
Mussolini, son cada Z
%cuentes.
Sc trata del actO
~evoluci6n eSpiritual
estado produciendO 9.
va bastante tempo I
paz podia parecer
sin Importance, pei
hizo que Sc desarr0li
ha Hegado a CONVEX
revolution espiritual
detener, y que Oari' !,
esta ocurriendo-tO
para abrir paso a una
de vida colectiva e u
e. despertar d'
Fue una lorna ds
piritual, e~xistente' at
menos consciente' Ell
SEES s~ociales. Ell auto
tfculo r~ecureda con.
~discusiones, algunas
1887 y a%firmadas y
ia la declaration =
(Pasa A La n
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

Los primerOs ~itaIianOs que fueron cautur,do.
nOrteamericanas que desembarcarOn en- S;" II POI !
de una de las naves que Transportation las fT ~ ! suGen
para ser eOnducldos a I'm c9mPamentO de prisionerS S ! !.
de 5000 prisiOnerOs i~talianOs. FOtO radiotrsnS.nn;. G :
= W&shingtOn.) ""uSmluda
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

En- la edici6n de 1912, del cal
manaque Jane" S, dedicado a la
aviaci6n de TODD ell mundo, Sc dice
que Ell Eje puede e desarmado
con Electives ataques desde ell al
re; perO que con los Aliados no Sc
puede hacer 10 mismo.
"a fines de 1943 ell Eje debera
hacer frente, en- ell aire, a una
fuerza muy superior a la suya'.
La guerra no sera canada solamen-
tie por Ell bombardeo de las indus
trias Y comunicaciones; pero sin
tales bombardeos no serfa possible
ganarla de ningun modo."
La aviaci6n, y este va 10 sabe
TODD ell mundo, es ell factor n1me-
70 l en- la guerra modrena.
En- Espana los fascistas tenian
aviacion y los Leales carecian de
ella.
Cuando ell enemigo atacaba apo
yado por aeroplanos italianos y
slemanes, los re~publicanos, que no
disponian de aerplanos, Sc veian
obligados a ~replegarse o "aga-
rrarse" a las trincheras bajo un
fuego implacable, mortifero.
Mas cuando era una batalla de
infanterfa contra infanteria, los
hombres de veras, los Leales, po-
Man siempre en- fuga a los SOL
dadOs de Franco, Hitler Y Mus
solini.
liza aviaci6n enemiga, es decir,
la aviaci6n de ROMA y Berlin, ga
no la guerra para la Falange y
sus m~iserables protectores!
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

Llevaron nuevas reservas los
"hitleristas' al frente russo y con-
traatacaron ferozmente.
Los agresores u~tilizaron sus me-
jores armas, sus mas poderosos
tanques; pero Sc vieron obligados
a replegarse -.
La ofensiva nazi fue triturada
Y entonces Ell ejercito rojo lanz6
la suya, muy vigorosa, en- direc-
ci6n de Orel.
Derrotados va antes de llegar ell
verano, inteligente es suponer que
en- ell invierno Sc producira la "de-
bacle" para los "totalitarios" y sus
Satellites.
La aviaei6n roja domino ell aire
v, como en- amos a~nteriores, en- el
invierno 10 dominara con mayor
facilidad.
Hitler tragara la "defensiva''
en- ell otoho y de ella no sabra has
ia ser derrotado por complete.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

Varsovia fue bombardeada ell dia
/ de septiembre de 1899; Oslo,
Noruega, ell 30 de noviembre de
1910; Bruselas, Ell dfa 10 de mayo
de 1910; Paris, Ell 8 de JUNO de.
1910; Lndres, ell II de agosto de
1910; La Haya, 81 Is de noviem-
bre de 1910; MoscG, ell % de julio
de 1941.
Bombardeaban los barbaros del
Eje y no prOtestaron los caba-
lleros que hoy Sc tran de los pc
los y lloran amargamente..
En- esta guerra "total', obra de
los fascistas y sus aliados los nazis,
no hay ciudades sagradas.
Lo mas sagrado que tiene ell
hombre despues de Dios, no de las
iglesias, es la Patria Y luego la Fa-
milia.
Para Hitler la 1nica familia res
petable es la alemana. y por es-
to ha venido asesinando a mujeres
Y nihOs, con sus bombas y las ame-
t~ralladoras de sus photos, en- TODD
ell continente europeo.
~ quien destruye Ell hogan aje-
no, l6gico es que aguarde la des-
trucci6n del suyOl
Las tropas americanas Sc apo
deraron de Palermo, la capital de
la Stella.
Entraron los hombres libres de
America en- la terra que por te-
NOR obedecia los dictados de Mus
solini.
Ell siciliano, y 10 juzgamos por
los muchos natives de Stella que
conocemos en- esta ciudad, ANA la
libertad.
A su isla bella lego un NAL dia
ell fascismo, cruel, bestial, y pasa-
o a ser esclavos, o semiesclavos,
los habitantes de las ciudades Y los
de la campina.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

70 no Sc sabe que antes del bonn
bardeo de Roma protestant de los
actos imperdonables e in~olvidables
del fascismo international.
Ahora que parece tocarle de
cerca, Sc aflige y philharmonic 10
dice.
Antics, su aflicci6n era "secreta"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23
War Relief Group
To Study Program
Wednesday Night

Ward and township leaders for the
United War RclIci campaign to be
h"lG III October are L. meet Wcunc:.-
day evening al this week Ia discuss
dIStr.Ci quotas and workers in pre-
pIratIun Tor the campaign. The drive
l. To- raise 1000 in Vance county.
Of which approximately $4,000 will
bT retained here for the Vance Couu-
~ Community Chest.
Il. T.. Clements is chairman for the
rural townships and Sam Afford is
chairman for the city campaign. J.
W. Jenkins is general chairman of
The drive. The exact date Tor the I'M
Grr'aklug has not been announced.
bat will be late III October. it is stat
ID.
Nj. und Mrs. ". l.. Daniel spent
h & Weekend at Winston Salem.
" L. ere Mrs. Danicl attended con
ir,"uCra al Safe header, on plans for
raising the State amor" than a md
llo" dollar quota 'ur the drive. Sin"
is :" Dc office man %Cr for The cam
pI,"n period before, during and
after the drive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23
Completing
Plans For
Fall Term
First Event of School
Opening Is Scheduled
For One Week Hence

Rams were being completed to-day
.H. opening of the ial. 'rgm "i tnv
public schools here. ir.. events -.
wmyu Wr scheduled f.. TUESDAY OF
urs' week.
superintendent T.. Il Rollins an
h",Htr'd That u mrCtlnL Il whit"
teachers from all parts ID. '.c county
".t h' l"id OH Tuesday. August 81.
81" r-i!u''I"nS, and nat on WCu-
h'-'!H%. september !. d. l.. G..
Iu.Ur. Ui the cduCatiou department
nl Duke University. VI. address the
teachers. SESSIONS Do,r days Will br
Hv.d ~ the audlturiu.. %. iicndrr-
'n Mgu school.
q" vunCSday al noon. following
ne address by DIR. C..,u-. faculty
".r"n'rs from all uN,. 'uv county
-., t." E-cStS OF parent Tctcnc: u-.t,
g ID plsu.c dinner on iuc #gn school
..n,uIH-.
Students will report .,r rcals,rd-
'"n and classification 3D." Thursday.
September =, and on Friday VIII re
'v:,r lesson assignment. with ac-
TIVE Class work STARTING ,.v follow
H- Monday, Scptcmbcy TO-
Ar. Rollins SAID facilities have
Deem completed III al ely schools
md also throughout the county So
3D." I> IA" knew. and tl.n' plan, l,c!v
ready Tor the start vi the ucw tenn
. est week.
Nn"-; h 4 usual en- .ol ! IN G II
Is anticipated, altnougn 'ar.c Was "a
It.c dcC!IMc last year ~ The start
. ',y uvW term.
Henderson high Schon. u.N have .
n'H principal. ). NJ. C.rWdcr sue
C.roi"G ". ID. Payne, th' alter srimg
l." Lexington after more than Il GnZCi.
years M the high Sch"u, Crnwuci
Mus ".'n the high Schu.. &C., Il mem
"rg Cd! thr faculty and a., dean ol
1'ys spr eight or ten yrUs prIur 90
ia, inst OBJ! this year when ne went
VITA Inc local ratiOnIuG urlrd. Il,
49, .Gu"d 'aat place To- become p.Iu-
",ga! "i ,.r high schurl When Alr
Payne !c-.Incd III midsummer.
100 lic.rs-Btry 100 Nurc,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23
Hughes Store
Is Burned In
N. Henderson

Fire of undetermined origin COM
plctcly destroyed the Wesley Hughc,
grocery store and market in North
Henderson about two o'clock Sum-
day morning. The building, which
WAS owned by S. b. Hughes. and
which was understood TO have been
insured. burned Ia the ground.
Fircmcn answered the call when
the fire was discovered and were
quickly ON the scene. They confined
the blaze To the store building. but
the flames had such Roadway they
were unable 10 save that structure.
y" estimate OF the loss WAS avail
able today. Nor was il learned def
nitclv whether MIR. Hughes had IN
suramC" on his stock. lie lost Il tuJar-
"a barn ON Sunday of has, week at
hi, farm Just north ui the city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23
203 UNEMPLOYMENT
CHECKS ISSUED HERE

because OF the gl~at demand for
workers all over tie state. there are
currently fewer than %On claimants
drawing checks for Unemployment
compensation out of mona ihan Il
mill on workers who have establish
cd w1Gc credits under the law" W.
Il. Curtis. acting chairman for the
mcM pluymcnt compensation COM
mission said today.
Claimants IN Henderson were
awarded only pos benefit CHEEKS
amounting to Sl.ll3.50 during July.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23
DIREt TORS MEET

Directors ui the Henderson Gimme
! - ui Commerce" are - meet i'm TN. i
'o"ular monthly session thi~ c..r-
ImG al u'cIuck IN tn" office -, 'i,"
secretary. N,'lcc> have been sent 70
al m"rmncEs OF the board. vino have
been urged To- at'rmd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23
AROUND TOWN
ONE I.ICE%S;

y marriage license was issued SAT
rdav II" Inc register of deeds &c.
William T.. Wugnnr and Minnie Y.
''jssrur. white. n"'h "f Ilrmdc,uu.
Hrui" !. |, "a- the only week end
--Ir-l.Gr NMlNl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-23

lOCs Hc.ps-E5ry 100 Nurc,
Evening star., 1943-09-05

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