davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1943-04-29
Boiler for ssAxis Ste1U''

A DISMANTLED locomotive
"A provides the crowning glory for
this scrap pile at the Portsmouth,
Va, yards of the Seaboard Railway.
In the past two years this road has
made over 140,000,000 pounds of
scrap metal available for the war
effort.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
CITY COUNCIL, MEETS

The Douglas City. Council will
hold their regular bi-monthly meet
ing in. the City Hall this evening.
One OF the issues to come before
the body is the appointment Of a
new Councilman to fill the vacancy
of Frank Campbell, who recently
rendered his resignation, having
moved TO Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
DOUGLAS
NEWS

WESTON AND HAYES FAMILIES
MOVE TO GLAS HOMES
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur weston and
two boys, Jan and Delmar, have
moved into Douglas from their
country home, for the winter. They
will make their home in the Fourth
Street Kilburn Apartments. Also
moving into the same building are
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hayes and
son, from their home on the Glacier
Highway. Both. families are well
known in this community
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
SARAH BOWMAN has filed in this
court her petition for letters of adj
ministration upon the estate of
HENRY STEVENS deceased, pray
ing that said estate be administered
as an Indian estate consisting
only of gas-screw vesS l
and with Indian relative admins
traitor, and that the same will be
heard on the End day Of December.
1943 at 1000 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day at the courtroom
of said court at the Federal Build
ing, Juneau. Alaska. and all per-
sons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear
and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this
22nd day of November 1913.
FELIX GRAY,
u. S. Commissioner and ex-officio
Probate Judge.
Date of first posting, Nov %, 1913
Date of last posting, Dec. l, 1943.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
Moose Women Take.
Four Into Fraternity

Four candidates were initiated
into the Women of the. Moose last
Saturday night at the regular meet
ing of the order in the Seward
Building.
The new members are Bessie
Thomas, Frances Beebe, Dixie
Richards, and Charlotte Groves.
The entertainment committee con-
sisted of Elsie Sofoulis, Lee Putzel,
Mary Haas and Virginia Pugel and
the refreshment committee was
composed of Margaret Chopp, Hazel
Crosby and Thelma Butcher.
December the theme Of the order
is Moosehaven month. The first
meeting of the month for the local
chapter will be on December 2.
Appointed to the entertainment
committee for the next meeting are
Mrs. E. F. Rodenberg, Emily Schmitz
and Ethel Jones. In charge Of re-
freshments will be Mabel Dunn,
Viola Eskeson and Florance Manery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
NELLIE N. BALI, FORMER
JUNEAU RESIDENT, dies

7 Mrs. Nellie M. Ball, former Ju-
neau resident, died in Spokane,
Washington, on September 80, ac-
cording to word received here.
Mrs. Ball came to the Capital City
in 1888 from Ketchikan with her
son, Fred w. Ball, who was employ
ed in the fiscal office of the Forest
Service.
She left here in l941 when her
son was transferred to the U. S.
Army Engineers in Seattle. For the
past year, mother and son have been
residing in Spokane, where Bail was
temporarily stationed, but were to
return to Seattle after October l.,
where he was to resume his duties.
Mrs. Ball was member of the
Juneau Chapter No. T., Order of
Eastern Star and of the Mother
Church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Boston.
Services were conducted by the
Queen City Chapter, Order of East
ern Star, and interment was in the
Acacia Lawn Cemetery in Seattle. ,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22

Hainan Island, off South China,
has a population of three million
persons.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
B.1N BskssnA "a
Q1EN/Ey -S1CE 1877
DEL MONTE SCORES
WIN OVER 81. MARY'S

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 22.-Del
Monies star-studded Navy Preflight
football team convinced fans yes
terday as being one Of the power
ful teams in the country crushing
The Preflight St. Marys eleven by
81 to IA.
The brilliant officer backfield was
in top form and Del Monte took
The kickoff down the field for 10
yards. to score, and the fans were
hardly back in their seats when
they scored again in the first period.
They made two more touchdowns
in the second period and led at the
half 25 to 7, then charged for two
more touchdoWns in the third and
fourth periods. virtually routing st.
Mary's, also one of the most power
full teams on the west coast.
st. Mary's star halfback. Bruce
Smith of Minnesota, was kept bot
tied up for most Of the game.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
'N0TRE DAME GETS
TOUGH GAME FROM
IOWA SEAHAWk5 II

J SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. %
Little Fred Farley, 18-year-old Navy
Viz trainee, placed-kicked two OF
the vital points in the pair of last
half touchdowns to give Notre
Dame a IA to 13 win over the pro-
powered Iowa Seahawks.
/ The Irish fought always from be-
hind to gain a stirring victory
In the opening period, Jimmy
Smith, formerly of Illinois, and Dick
Todd, former Washington Redskin
elaborated for Seahawk push for
the first score. The Irish were
stopped on the four yard line, short
of touchdown.
| Notre Dame began to show power
at the start of the third period with
Johnny Lujack's passing and run
ming of Creighton Miller and Jim
Mellos burning up yardage.
! Bob Kelly topped a 64-yard drive
over from three yards and Early's
kick tied the score. The Seahawks
were stopped in their drive when
the Irish took over. Lujack fumb-
4 led and George Tobin of the Sea-
hawks recovered on the l3-yard line
Todd promptly whipped pass tc
Dick Burk, reserve end, for the
second Seahawk touchdown. Bar
ney missed the try for point. After
the kickoff the Irish sprung S.
yard drive, Miller going over, ane
Farley didn't miss.
The Seahawks promptly started
another romp, but were stopped a
a field goal try, 16 yards short, ant
during the last minute, passes fail
ed to click. .,,...~. !,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
ATTENTION. MAsoNs

ATTENTION MASONS
Stated Communication of Mt. Ju-
neau Lodge No. lat Monday eve
ming at 1880 Work in the M. M.
Degree.
], w. LEVERS,
Secretary.
adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
U(lA WINS FIRST
GAME THIS SEASON

J LOS ANGELES, Nov 22.-UCLA
Pacific Coast Conference champion
last year and beaten seven times
running this year, won their first
game of the season last Saturday
when the st. Mary's Gaels were
beaten 10 to 7.
The Bruin line showed improve
ment and the backs accorded bet
ter blocking.
st. Mary's all-around halfback,
Honoluluian Herman Wedemeyer,
gave the crowd thrills by his punts
and run-backs, but he was the only
Gael threat.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22

/ Banana leaves are eight to II
feet long, and two feet wide.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
WACS MAY NOW
COME TO ALASKA

Major Mera Galloway and Capt.
Joy Fincke, after making an in
spection tour to the Westward, ar
rived in juneau, went to Excursion
Inlet, then returned here. The OBJ
ject of the present tour to Alaska
is to plan placing of WACS at var
ious Army posts to release enlisted
men from duties that may be per-
formed by the WACS.
Major Galloway is from the Chief
transportation Office in Washing
ton, D. c., and Capt. Fincke is from
the Commanding Generals Office,
Seattle Port of Embarkation.
The two officers, who were guests
at the Baranof Hotel during their
stay in Juneau, left yesterday for
other areas.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
ENJOY YOUR FEET

They were made for comfort and
service.
If through years of use and abuse
they have become swollen, deformed
and painful, see DR.. D. w. Knowles
OSTEOPATH and
CHIROPODIST
No charge for examinations
Lower Lobby Baranof Hotel
Home Phone Red 669-Office 387
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
NEW CITIZEN ARRIVES

The Douglas population took a
rise on Saturday when its newest
citizen, Master Neal Douglas Dru-
liner, arrived at his home here with
his mother from st. AIMS Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-22
COLORADO COLLEGE
FLEET SINKS NAVY

COLORADO SPRINGS. Nov. a.
The Colorado Fleet fired first
period touchdown torpedo last Sat-
urday that sunk the Colorado Navy
6 to o. The college won the sew
enth game of a perfect season and
is now undisputed champion of the
Rocky Mountain Independent Foot
ball League.
The touchdown was set off in the
first 10 minutes of play, 25-yard
end run to the Is and l6-yard
pass, then a two-yard buck that
registered the score.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
s. District SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow
For Active Service

A total of So District selectees,
now on their postinduction furlough,
will report for active duty tomor-
row.
Included in the list are 81 men
reporting to the Army. inducted
August 26; % to the Navy, inducted
September 9; three to the Marine
Corps and one to the Coast Guard,
included September 2.
The following names are on the
list:
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Deaths Reported

Veturia A. Rubin, q1. Boise, Idaho.
Catherine NJ. Stapleton, s5. 1901 Newton
Lucy H. Glew. 81. 1912 Kennedy st, NV.
Bertha Wiener, IS, 1346 Maryland ave.
ne.
Susie Bennett "a 2111 Maple ave, Ia
koma Park, Nd.
Cora Thompson 81, 2105 30th st. ne.
Ida M Gavin. "a. 1925 18th st. NV.
r Anderson McAskill. SO, 14Ol Fairmont
Erastus M. Hudson. So, 1929 Legation
st, NV.
Emily II. Banton. SO. Arlington, Va.
GEORGE Henry. 30 53l End St; NV.
John B. Lyons, SO, Alexandra, Va.
Alice c, Foeke, 81. Arlington. Va
Infant Judith Keyes. Arlington. Va.
James johnson, 55. T3l 4th st. NV.
Julia Willis "a, 730 Gresham pl. NV.
Samuel Glenn. so. 2107 18th st. NV.
James Tolliver. As, 2007 Sth st. NV.
Clarence Sembley, 40. Woodville. Md.
William Brown, 22, 933 26th st. NV.
Infant Jerry Blackman. Ills Summer
rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Births Reported

David and Roslyn Adler. boy.
Samuel and Euiaiis Anzelone, boy.
Carroll and Helen Heller Beard Beard girl.
Louis and Lillian Biasotti, boy,
Samuel and Fannie Bigio, girl,
Charles Cha snd apa sasS EthsT RSne sT
Frank and sybii Breen, girl
obsa Roberf and anf Paas aaFsass ssd boy @
Daniel and Anna childs; glrl. -,
John and Margaret Conrad. siri.
William and Frances Crawley. girl.
anso1h Ramds snd ana NAB Sa2Sktss sr boy
Robert and Mary Dixon; boy;
stanlegy, and Marie risvn Eases twin boys
HaTaa Ha1nas ana nad dxsnydd Esn d9 amels 1Sy boy
James and Marjorie Feaster: siri.
spiTos and Gyangs;line, qqianeris' boy.
kSest ssssto and a6d MsTS Msbe{ dssps I7sn boy sn
chadWick an and Helen Hail, slfi.
Karl and Amelia Hepke, girl.
James and Rebekah Hardester, girl.
FRANK and Delphia Hewitt. boy,
ssd EeTsrd and and audrey be
Richard and Baby Jones. girl.
Frsnss aa and Eafe Leehlder GIRL
Mike and Marion Lewis, bov.
HoEsId Horn1s an and rthiS Alice Lippert, boy
Clarence and Virginia Lyons, boy.
Curtis and jean T.Asa:E Maeponald: girl,
Foley and Doris Melvin, boy.
Robert and Helen Menaush. girl.
Sidney and Rose Mensh, girl.
elan and Helen Merine, girl;
smeF fhsTd .ns fRf EIsas asTas Msgo.E Msg5RaE BOY
sn aas ssd ssGrss Mshsas suss boz,
john john sd snd Mildred oIsons Sorna airl s'Fi
ehariss shs sna Essssh paps oTs sbSy boy
Earl and Eanor Payne, boy.
Howard and Anna Pearson. boy.
goseph and Mildred Policy. sirl"
Edmund and Gertrude Pusey, sirl.
Glenn and Louise Res, boy,
Paul and Florence Riley, girl.
John and Helen Robbins. boy
Eugene and Leah Roberts girl
Paul and Marsuerite Robinson, boy.
Frederick and Doris .Rodrieuez. boy.
arthur and Martha Rothenburs, girl.
Frank Frank and md Ethel Ilnd RoSEleyi boy;
William and Lucille Salsgiver, boy.
Kyle and Betty Salyer, boy
Arrs and ado Esabeh nam boy
Morris, and Selma schwartz. boy.
Dent ana dA Nancy anew shoun, ssRainsSse, soy. 0'''
fsmes and Elizaesth Stanton. girl
Ensene and Rose Sullivan. sill
Tloyd lmes and md Marjorie Msrsas. s@gttles @ boy,
Waiter and stsphania Tarnacki girl.
ofr ri
gan sre.s ns and aisy E.lyn lnf21aFts 1sn Wns F boz,
fauP and ana Anna IVsy Visneri sfterf sir boy
kisdon and ElIssseth Wenfish. siTii.
walter and Sarah ahsias Banks, En'sfi sirl s'fi
Lloyd and Alice Booze, boy
BENJAMIN and Mildred Grove bov.
William and Ann Davis, boy.
2ssE and sns sophropn Ss,h,s nsbd HAWKINS boy
James and Lille Johnson. girl
Eiilie and Assi.s Keitt, boy ''
Wyendeil ysnns. ar ana ,a Ruby Morrison: girl,
Waller @ and sss EizssePs sa1dsGa stsndspa siT siTl
Ebali.. EItim and and Ms NslTs Wllsan Wh.tmrs srf girl
Esri and Ethel Hamilton. .' boy. s.'
Norman Norman nS ana Masais .aS. kirkless Hils soy boy
Jerome and Jennie Littiejohn, boy.
Thomas. TsennM snd snd Hazel Haze Mad MADDEN. sirl.
Samuel and Martha Naylor. girl.
David and Rosa Parkman, bow
Charles and .MuTiei Robinson girl.
Alfred and Helen Thomas, siri
Charles and Selma Washington. boy.
Robert and Helen White girl.
'osenn ana Theima Witherspoon. boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
DO YOU
NEED
MONEY!
Which ~ axes You
Cranky. Nervous

T1ks eors ~ those ove--
su. hills without embor-
rdssmsnt. &c 10 one 81
The monY personal loon
companies hsss an
peuneemenis appear in
The Money 10 Loan
classification 81 ouiek-
Aetien TIMES WANT ADS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
EXPERTS COOPERATE

Experts will cooperate with
Mr.. Hoover and the report nv
hi. panel will guide the con
ference materially In its efforts
To get immediate relief 10 the
stricken Jews of Europe" SAID
Mr. WechSler.
scores OF prominent Amert-
cans have sent word that they
wish to he listed as sponsors ~
the conference. Included are
James w. Gerard. former Z. :.
ambassador tn Germany prior
tn World War j, and many
others.
Those VINO have made point
to learn at first hand az the
heartrending condition Of the
Jews In Europe. might believe
they tSIIow how rescue methods
should he inaugurated. Various
plans have been advanced, hut
nothing definite has developed.
Therefore, " has been de-
cided that groups OF experts
should meet and we hope that
their study of the vital problems
will result Nv arriving At Some
plau which can he carried out.
The reputation and the expert
snce OF those on the panels will
carry weight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
EXODUS PROBLEM

"Of course the main point
which will interest the confer
-Aa@A-EiIl- hA-th A-FFeAi%Ef, ~
whether there exists = post
hility for a large Scale eNodu.
NJ the 1000, 900 Jews from
Europe.
Tho problem has heen de-
hated throughout the press and
In the British Parliament, 40
well a. In the Z. =. Congress.
"Horrifying news Ia leaking
out OF the continent. The NaZis
are carrying out their public
threat Ia intensity the slaughter
~ innocent Jewish men, women
and children, a. repriSal against
approaching doom. We must
hasten IN the rescue and the
conference Is most important
stop forward"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
HEAD PANELS

Names NJ those heading four
other panels were also announced
today by Gabriel a WechSler
executive secretary Of the con-
ference. These are
. Max Lerner, authority on IN
ternational law. 10 head the
panel on inter-gOvernmental
negotiations towards saving the
Jews Of Europe
. Samuel ZemurraTy president.
United Fruit Co, 10 head the
panel on transportation and
shipping.
. Louis Bromfleld. w J 4 n
Frank and Sigrid Undset, noted
authors, 10 head the panel on
public opinion.
Q Rear Admiral Yates Stirling
Jr., L. 6. Navy retired N head
the panel on PalcStlnlan and
Middle Eastern affairs, mclud-
ing military problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
Hoover 10 Direct
Food Relief for
Jews in Europe
Special IN ruE pErRorr rrMEs


NEW YORK. June 25-Former
President Herbert Hoover VIII
head the panel To clarity the pos
slbilities Of direct relief in food
and clothing for the Jews in
Europe, II was announced
officially today
The panel will report N the
emergency conference 70 save the
Jews of Europe, meeting at the
Hotel Commodore from July s 10
July II.
Mr.. Hoover, William Randolph
Hearst, Bishop Henry 81. George
Tucker. L. s. Senator Edwin {.
Johnson Of Colorado, Rep. Clare
Luce. Rev. James Cannon Jrr
Louis Bromfield and II. s Sena-
tor Guy NJ Gillette Of Iowa are
honorary chairnen Of the CON
ference.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22

beutihen Nrobuftionsfapo3itit in.
ipIge ser 8ombaroierungen beltdtigi
Ole militdriidle 8eoeutuung oieier
Sront.
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fir cine baloige Siieniipe. &anion
Valomin, ser Milit1rerpert ser
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oorauf binsemieien, oab oie Bonn.
baroierunsen Hantellcrias un0 a,l.
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srpbe StGote iino 6eripiiitet, una
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benen aus Sen erlten Monaten bie'
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Birtihaitslage, Sic burd 5iuolf,
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bebingt ipuroe, erneut leine isahig
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ser SanbitreitfrGite neue Shlaefrai:
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den Die Sapuner INNER nod, bit
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6rmn>bciib He,stieter
|Grbet, peritciaert

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eroBer 8runobeiit, Ger auf $107 600
telpertet lit, ,puroe BEL elmer 0iient.
liAen sluftior burd) Sen .AIien 8ro
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sieter iiir $4,000 Ipsaeihlngen.
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res &affee-, 2lder- rno gaunnpon,
laaflers Senrp g. Sd,aefer, Der i'm
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icines &ern1G9ens 0erlpanSten il
Scutihlano binterlieB. Ser hellte Der
falfte Sanoiis par Elm Cell oieies mad
Sei,tld)lauo eefaaenen gtahlaiies, Ser
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mann. Ger Sanobeiit. in oem porneE
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nit elmer Sehs- 3inlneripobnun4
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22

|ninoe eineeidrdnft neroen mub,
peroen iapaniihe Stiitpunfte, 10.
bolo es oas Wetter erlaubt, inmer
nod bop amerifaniiden uno britt.
lhen Tliegern botnbaroiert Wab'
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umo Munitionslager cine gr0bere
8onbenloit abgeporfen als aiii
2onbon m1breno bes &obepmnttes
ser oeutihen 2uftaneriife i'm Sep.
tember 1910.
z. Wdbreno ser Siiopa3iiit i'm
Gersleih NIT anoeren ssrontln als
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5lotte ieit ibrer sroBen Nieberlage
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slttu 5u ifaiien ooer Die bort ito
tiunierten 3ruppen epafuieren.
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anfgerieben purSen, iinS Die ameri.
fnnii6en Streitfrdfte nun oamit BE-
idGitigt, &isfa .nliirbe" 3u MAIDEN.
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Sic 6ormulierune ~3tpeite Jront"
rcd peripenbet miro, fann lie MIR
heoeuten, oaB cine 5tueite 0ront auf
Sem europ1iihen Sentiment eroifnet
miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
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