davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-11-19
beth B. Mulcahy, lives in Coronado
Calf,

beth B. MuIcahy, lives N Coronado,
Calf.
Gen. Mulcahy, who is well-known
in Washington, is a brother in law
|of Miss Gertrude Bertrand, dental
hygienist at The Evening Star dental
clinic. A graduate of Notre Dame
University, he enlisted in the Marine
Corps in 1917 and rose from the
ranks after serving as flyer in the
World War. He competed. along
with Jimmy Doolittle. AL Williams
and other famous flyers, in the
national air races of two decades
ago.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Short-Circuit Causes
FuIse Ruid Alarm

Police headquarters was thrown
into confusion briefly last night
when the AFRAID siren on the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
THIS AND THAT
Greenberg Heads
Sports Program

First Lieutenant Hank Green
berg, former Detroit Tigers first
baseman and outfielder, is in
charge of a universal physical
conditioning program for the Army
Air Forces. Greenberg, who left
$4,000 a year job with the Tigers
and came up through the ranks,
said the program provides for one
hour of daily physical condition
ing or athletics for each man in
the Army Air Forces.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
FISH REGULATIONS ADOPTED

A greater acreage of fishing
water will be open to Ohio anglers
in 1943 than at any time since the
establishment of the old Ohio Con-
servation and Natural Resources
Commission at its January meeting
opened to public fishing all of the
lakes constrolled by the state with
the exception of three new lakes.
1t is estimated that at the pres
ent time there are approximately
68,855 acres of inland Ohio lakes,
ponds, reservoirs, &C., that are
either owned or controlled by the
state, under fishing agreement by
the Division or open to fishing by
permission of the owners. All of
these ponds and lakes augment
stream fishing possibilities.
The fishing regulations, as to
seasons and bag limits and legal
length, tentatively adopted by the
Commission at its December meet
ing were officially adopted Friday
Chief changes included a split
ting of the state into two sections
as to seasons for black bass. Due
to climatic conditions that prevail
in Southern Ohio with resultant
earlier spawning season, April 10
to May 81 inclusive were the dates
finally adopted for the closed black
bass season in that section and
May ! to June 15, inclusive, will be
the closed season in the northern
area.
The dividing line follows the fol-
lowing highways, east, from the
Indiana State line along Route 35
to Chilicothe; route SO to Athens;
alternate Route so sometimes
known as Route so North) to
Marietta. All waters above these
highways will be in the later date
bracket and all waters below in
the earlier closed zone. The closed
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
SAVOLD WINS

SAVOLD WINS
On the same bill with LaMOtte and Hayes
eral other good bouts Lee SavOd put the KO Mate
Boden i'm the third round of their CO. giving Bolden the
thrill of his first knockout, if that is a thrill.
Lem Franklin moved down Altus Alien the same
card for the long count The boys heavyweights.
Bowling Green had its winning streak broken when
Youngstown stopped them from winning their 10th straight
They still have mighty fine record at Is wins.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

Conservation Ne1Us 4
By o. J. PECORD

season on black bass in the Lake
Erie district was set for May 25
to June 80.
TROUT SEASON
The trout season was established,
as last year, and will be closed
from September 16 to April IA.
The closed season on frogs and
turtles will coincide with the bass
season. The trotline regulation of
last year was re-enacted except the
number of hooks permissible was
stepped up from 80 to so.
While fish safety zones in
streams and lakes will be estab-
lished throughout the state again
this year, the Commission voted
that no safety zone may be estab-
lished within 200 yards of bridge.
Wading, boating, and swimming,
as well as fishing, will not be per-
mitted in the fish sanctuaries.
Added to those species of fish
which may be sold this year will
be quillback, Buffalo and catfish.
Carp, sheephead and suckers form
erly had been included in the list.
The Division is compiling infor-
nation for publication in the Ohio
Conservation Bulletin for methods
of preparing coarse fish which
will make them more edible.
The Commission appropriated
$4,000 for continuation of the
Divisions cooperation in the oper-
alton of the Franz Stone Labora-
tory on Gibraltar Island, Lake
Erie. This is a joint project with
the Ohio State University.
A considerable portion of the
afternoon session was spent in a
discussion of possible land acquisi-
tions to be made with funds avail
able from Ohio's share of the Pitt
man-Robertson fund.
Here are the new regulations q
all species of fish Call dates inc me
sive):
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

they are good human food too when
peeled, rolled in cornmeal and fried ?
to golden brown in deep fat -
funds of the Ohio Division of Con-
servation and Natural Resources
are "earmarked" and cannot be-
used for any other purpose -.
savings made in any one year by
the Division does not mean that
the balance" reverts to the gen.
eral revenue funds as some folks
seem to think, but are turned back
into the conservation fund for
future use.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Baldwin-Wallace VS.. Toledo U
Purdue VS.. Indiana
Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin
Manhattan VS.. Yale
Army VS.. Penn. U.
Notre Dame VS.. DePaul
Dartmouth VS.. Princeton
Case VS.. Kent State
Pittsburgh VS.. Cornell U.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
DUBBS LEADING SCORER

Scores released last week by
George Carson, director of the
league, show that Don Dubbs of
the Sun Oils is the leader in the
loop for scores, having registered
70 points in five games, for an
average Of nearly 16 points per
game.
Second to Dubbs is Bill Ryan,
also of the Sun Oils, with So
Lew Lewis of the Willys-Overland
team is third with 81; Cortez Gray
Of the WHY'S team with AZ is
fourth and Bernie Seymour of the
Toledo Valves with 26 points is
fifth.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Latest Bowling Scores
All Sfor
Honor Roll

Charles Urbanski 222-214-260-
646, Leo Strauss 227-219-623,
Elmer Gwinner 2O2-223-616, Bir-
die Strauss 278-610, Zig Wal
czak 236, Jake Powell 226, L..
Threm 220, Joe Navarro 213, Hank
Malkowski 207-202, Chuck Woods
207, John Bender 221, John Brug
2O6, Cap Piojda 210, Zig Domal-
ski 210.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

to man in the service the training he gets in boxing
Incidentally Ollie Pecord who refereed the Willard fracas
was the uncle of Ollie Pecord managing editor of this
paper
Regardless of what is said, who says it, it is my
sincere belief that Roger Raah Hornsby of the
greatest figures of all times in his chosen sport He be-
longs the big leagues instead of down with Ft Worth.
Strictly local-Preacher" Joe Wiesinsk says he will
challenge anybody holds barred in the WysOverand
plant to bowling match Is that guy sticking his neck out
Nothing like being consistent Chicago University
basketball has lost 30 straight games, and by the
time this meets your eye, it will probably be 81.
Babe Ruth who formerly busted fences, is busting
records by selling bonds for Uncle Sam manees and
evenings in theatres throughout the country Leave it to
Babe to make hit matter what he does
fOrna Jackie Wilson fight his last before entering the
army.
Jack LaMotte New York middeweight slipped the KO
Charlie Hayes Derois heretofore undefeaed bat
tier Jack hung the decision producer Charlie the sixth
round before recordbreakng crowd at the Olympia Sta
dunn in Detroit
IaMotte knocked Hayes down in the second and sixth
rounds before Referee McCleland mercfuy stopped the
slaughter
There will be plenty high class bouts staged in the
Motor City from
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
WiIIys Five
Still on Top
Meet Valves TIC
Open New Round

Willys-Overland still holds the
lead in the National League of the
YMCA Industrial Loop after de-
feating the Sun Oils last Thursday
to score their fifth straight win.
With the entire loop now point
ing to beat WHY'S, added interest
centers on which of the league
teams will be the first to turn the
trick, now that the Sun Oils, who
were close behind the Local IL
five, failed to make the grade last
week.
Toledo Valves, who have lost but
one game, take on the WHY'S team
this Thursday and are hoping that
they will be the ones to take the
leaders down a peg by handing
them a defeat.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
NIGHTHAWKS
FORGE SHOP

$40 700 s45-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

No closed season on any of above
species except trout and black bass.
Trout, closed September 16 to April
IA. Black bass, closed in inland
district, southern zone, April Is to
May 81, nothern zone, May / to
June Is. Closed in Lake Erie dis
trict, May 25 to June 80.
THIS AND THAT
Crayfish form an important part
of the diet of fish, snakes, turtles,
frogs and some birds and fur bear
ing animals relish them and
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

Ted Lyons, famous Sunday pitcher for
the Chicago White SOx who is now in the
armed service gave up more than ball
Job when he joined up. He is the owner of
a beautiful bowling palace on the south
side of Chicago.
Jack Dempsey who won fame and began
his fortune on hot 4th Of July afternoon
,.;1rl,+ bn,.n II, Tnlndn sauS tho nrantnSt aSset
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Weekly Sports ReUieiU
By JACK GREEN.

Elmer Layden the Judge Lands" of the National Pro-
fessiona Football League gave "Singn" Sammy Bough
clean bill of health for not showing up at the Charity game
for the Merchant Marine at Philadelphia last month Sammy
proved to Layden's satisfaction that he i'll with
influenza
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

influenza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

\A/tlLE the Russians continue to record great VIC
w tories the Axis. and Rommels Africa Corps
still retreats toward Tunisia the Allies inclined TO
center their interest Europe. hoping and with
than wshu thinking. that the Axis at last the
But the Japanese in the Pacific are NOT running.
II is pointed out by qualified observers that the
Allies seem TO be winning the in Europe. but that
japan has equally excellent chance TO win the
Of the Pacific.
True. the Japanese drive towards Australia to
have been stalled and the Allies are holding.
But meanwhile the Japs in other areas Of the
South Pacific gaining time TO consolidate their
positions which, if given enough time. they may be
eble TO hold forever.
step-bY-step reeonquest Of the Pacific areas
that Japan hes taken probably would take years. At
the time Japan still is in position where It
attack Hawaii, Alaska and the Pacific Coast itself
The war in the Pacific is being fought by the
United States and Australia yet it is pointed OUT most
81 and by far the greater part OF supplies
being sent to Europe and Africa not to the Pacific heater
TO China, where they needed badly
A parayzine blow at Tokyo would go far to end
the in the Pacific and trateefs point out that
the most feasible point Of attack from China The
Chinese need planes artillery and tanks TO clear their
mainland Of the invaders. These they say would pre-
pare the way for air attacks the Jap islands.
Still in Jap possession is Kisks which in American
hands could be starting point tor plane and sea
assault the northern Japanese islands.
An offensive in the Pacific by way Of Chino and
The AIeutsns, might in little time turn the whole
in the Pacific,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

The Chinese order from lend lease is, first Planes
second, artillery third, Tanks. With artillery and
tanks theithey sorey need 10 support their first
class infantry they could occupy their good
earth. Above oil they need planes With planes
Chinese not only could bomb the Npponese out
OF their occupied territory but could send planes
sesnst the Jap bases at Sssebo, Nsessski. Kae.
oshima. TokYo. Eormosa and Hoko Retto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
HOKO R ETT.O
VLoNr>DN-INrS '>,t- te>Ne,u-,,SSl
9u,an /, "Seaea sKow

Hoko Retfo Pesesdores Islands, between Fomoss and the
Chinese coast taken from Chine in Jap OF aggression
against that country in 1926. " one OF Oa Nippon
powerful naval bases work having been started ir
s96 II now has first class naval installations. craving
docks and air fields
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

TNenfx five years ago with
tae fiHsf Worad War raging in
Egra history Nfote the pre-
ac IS today story ne TINS S
aan
a aast-saisine venture INTO the
cid a Of TIE agouis
ChuUazHIe and the Moss Point
Advertiser rereaIs . remarkable
sHm Hlfs between these days
enc uas times The words are
ESSENTIALLY fhe same bat the tern
- has eH stepped up much
~ hiss II ume II threatens g.
taru II wiio participate ntel
hiring dervlallN
On Fellowea paper which
cracks beneath tae toueh there
at pies Tor tas purchase e waf
@titf stamps Both ffanl paee
aaVerHenu and headhnea
Stories proclaim the Wal neea
Il esHs single citizen putting
every passible penny mfo
suuWpz Nflch east 81 = Dat Zee
aIct 80 government 81 pas.
W - s1 There n s recorded
- fsaa profaae NJ
Aa1l aIllauHne thf fHiHEd Lib
aN H csH Bu aHlHFaIa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
W.. &. Johnson
Announces For
Tax Assessor

Am0hE the announcements fos
nfite fhn Weeh w8h To- found
ihe nanac At " Gordon johnson.
Of W#af 81 eandAoatv fos
Counts Tar GalecioF Of jackson
cBuntt subies1 q ihe aill az fbf
voters - itf county = express
81 Ia lhe Den.eeTaise PRIMARY
kieetiou to b heid next month
III Johnsan b 8 Afe long resl
aeul 6. iat gaanlf eas le iives
neN 81 ,he ferris acre tract a.
whlea h. wa bern s. years age
he has q wtie and two efHidnvn.
onc 81 Whon1 ROW IN ihe ser
Vgce n nis c0aiuifs ana - whom
he IS eefy proud He believes N
has county ana siate aaa caua
trY ana wtsnte e. BE- elected 50
thar hs can faithfully STRIVE the
people 81 the county
hlf johnson ai ae g. Weii
qualified "a SERVE as eaautR as
~ ss 81 hes haa essnsiaef
abe experience in land matters
His father wa d mlenfiae 81 ftiE
b0afd ~ supervisor fof - ypaHa.
during Whlea Jimsr Dee assisted
mas father in many lsud aua oih
en- nlblh matters 80 that 81 eleet.
ee ~ wous be n1 stranger II
iee ass afiiec
TIE fifst primary election a.
lusi . htfAe usef . month sWaf
aiaa eWsae o. transportation ami
alsaSas
ayA - mas - auahss u aa
lAct 81 u tae Writer'S o. tie coan
~ Aut WAi sa 81 many . pos
sipie ami solaetts ias Voie ot
ali, promising ifat e sieelea to-
ihe i0am yesfs beginning next
January he Nil give hIs lest or
saVnTs ln the service ~ hlt
count. e. iastF gaa assessor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

q those DAYS but there waz .
Amllar system and On June IA
1913 the paper published ; yarn
NJ STORY under the caption
Work OF Flght Tnis was based
On an order tnaf after July !
every able bodied man vic vas
ean-essaHflaily employed q whO
Nas holding down s 1ob that could
2 performed b TIE weaker sex
mast take 8 JOB essential = the
saH program or dea the unlfoxm
e hs country Thls appliea par
ucuiarlY e gamblers Of - de-
anptiouz
Housing must have been 3 prob
lem a. frs N.hen fhe ehipxard
workers began pouring into 1hls
section 81 apparently thss AS
gazekiy overcome ~ the en-
saf4cuan p the Individual salp
yards II ffty-roam hotels and
colonies = residences 20 accom-
medsie ths men and Their fam
LES
And - history : repeating IL
- and HeHe n ~ for us Al
aelaed hala and ne stFIa ~
Ne Wonens nan rs pozzzbIe
&C. truzH 5 uus aasfanzs &c
aaasa ne - Whistler re Hz.4
IHss g HaHH 4 is aaHs HsHs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
H. A. KruSe Is
Candidate For
County Attorney

Mr Il a kHase O Houng pfac=
ucinH attorney 81 PsseaHu4la Is
q candidate iaz COUNTY pnasec0t
rns 8ftafnee HHa ssIlae TIM
votes 8 ihe elaetors of lae couu=
81 - the Uemoevrafe Primary
election g. be he'd On August 5rd
dc Ha bceu living here q mum
Der q wears practising Hls pre-
iesssau during which b. has
msae many friends ana has gam
sd aaaec experience a. 8 lars
yer. which experience ia Nj.
use - tae proper are efficient
cuudaef d elected 81 ths dutIes
nf jackson County Prosecuting
AttQrHeA uHe - the important
0ffHe 81 ihe eaanty Ii s q sub
siantIaI either ans taxpayer ana
otAeka tbaf ne criminal lsWs q
tht aaantr sHaald BE- iaLly en-
iorcse he Is especially interest.
ed n fHe MATTER oi Juvenile ee=
4leHez Hhlsa IS SIS prevalent
moss ana hopes g. b. aale o. o.
something - eafb saHas u -
should b eiaaled lis persaua.
statement iaIIa3s
IT, u Voters q Jackson
County
Tas Hefy Ha#leflnF Fals Gixea
He IaaF rra aFa WHEN N
p"racflealIf unknown IL Iaa caaa=
iy. etc tHr Numerous alsnas /
HsFs HHe ana worked HIlh anes
love aseH ne - sddaa aaIfa =
ue County Prosecuting Attorney
llf jackson EHaHiF
Owing tl present ~
enc - Request OF H. Govern
meat HH.at aHc uHa n1f =
4 except eTe zl4laa
le1as - l.i = cole =
-alluaas ri FaEz s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
Billing Machine For
City Departments
VIII Be Purchased

Ordinance providing for the
teaslng of 3 nee automobile and
appropfaHauf the sam 1T 0as -
fnf tfs purchase Of 3 billing ma
chine for the water works an6
department. were PASSED IS.
the mayor and council AZ q
meeting nela Saturday
The automobile hafnF LEASED
from + Hanq and the ordinance
pyovioes Tor 10 monthly payments
u sl0z IS with an option iaf tire
city 20 purchase 81 any time dur
ing the contract
The ordinance appfopFiagine
lumds feg the purchase Of the biu
ing machine provides thai the
funds shall be equally duded be-
tween the Watea and gas de
partmeni funds Of the eity The
machine Is being purchased from
the Burroughs Adding Machine
Company
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
MustConneci
With New
Sewer Mains
Ordinance Affects
Every Hobitotion
In Corporate Limits

An ordinance requiring every
habitatl0n IA the corporate limits
~ PaAagonia IL either connect
with the sanitary sewer system
- ~ 0fupiaed WIih other eff
cieni sanitary device wa passed
BY the mayor ana cas- council at
8 meeting held Saturday
The ordinance IN hll Is pub
siishea IN section ufee q thi4
issue Of the Chronicle Star and
Aavvrtasssr.
IN addition the ordinance pro
viaes fof the setting d. Of 3
plumbing board and the licensing
Of all persons engaged n the
plumbing trade IN pascagaula
According 20 terms Of the ordi-
nance every hahitanon located
Of q street ia winch there IS, Of
may ~. . sanitary sewer main
must connect with the mann and
have sanitary plumbing Installed
either ID the building or yard
within three months AFTER the
ordinance becomes effective
Where habitatiuus are located
an streets in which there IS no
sewer. such habitauons snail have
sanitary plumbing Installed eth
ef in the building or YaHd and
connected 10 . septic tank. or
other adequate ana efficient san
ltary facilities which must be ap
proved - tine county heaItn ol
fleer before being installed TINS
also must be- done within three
months after the ordinance be
comes effective AL septic tanks
or dry PIT closets that are not
presently adequate must either
~ repaired OF replaced
Before any connection wlth the
city MAN . b. msde : permit.
must first be obtained from the
tg0nlmued on Pags 3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
L. Ray Roberts
Candidate For
J.P..D District Five

Mr. L Ray Roberts af the Mt
Pheasant ue3enbarhood IA uls
weeks Chronicle Stal ana As
Nertisef announces has candidacy
tor tae office If JuSuet 81 tae
Peace - the Flgih Dtstrici ~
jackson County subject 10 t8s
8lll II tine voters 81 uae alsu1eI
b. expressed N the Democrate
Pumag election % b. held a.
august
Ma Hanert 5 prominent res
Ideut and citizen 81 District FtNs
IS q man of INTEGRITY q eharae
ler q man Nsa mas the esteem
and confidence u has nelgnoaf
and who viii serve hts dastrlei
without fear Iakor " psraaiits
being guided u his ranauct ~
the duties Of tne office d
conception Of Nhai IS right an
just
A ne5Rhbor af NJ Robert
SENDS - tnt following slslemaeuz
% has qualifications and AIS pc
sanaI character
At Roberts wno Na bugH
and reaHed in District FaVe. come
frum one of fhe oldest aaa mss
respected families au jackson
eoune he Is TIE son - I. CaH
Roberts and TIE grandson 81 IT,
ate kee Randall Roberts q Nj
Pleasant he i q gFHaaale =
Nsnelease HsgH school ma
Fled aua mas t#u sons ~ crit
asm aan 81 uttered AGAINST haH
IS % IS eharaelef snd INTEGRITY
Be Is 3 man u honor and suaua
ing 81 hs community i eiea
% b aaU dexaEs has uaae ass
efforts - 1euaeFIuR eiIzelsuf -
HlnaHazaan - Iasflce - ~ ca
=. eaEE thaf k5nanss and uH
arnaaang q ahica - h.
eapaaIe lie RaH appfeeEaie t
votes = ale aazefs aua taKpa
so q Uaulct - flTe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
Hermes F. Gautier
For Reelection
As Supervisor

Heruaes p Gauuer III fhis IS
sue If ihe Chronicle star ana
ADVERTISE announce mss name
81 = candidate for recollection te
tue afftoe q memhe II The
Bnara 81 Supervisors at Jackson
COUNTY subject r. tbe setlon -
the electors Of the Third supe
Wilson's District Ia size Democrats
Primary election
MI Gauuef has been super
vissof tot the pasl 30 years years
that havs been an oalstandms
chapter in the HISTORY az the
county We can saiels say that
those sixteen years hsve neea
wears af progress ior rs county
A. many respects tnt eounts
has made more ADVANCEMENT eur.
tne ttre sarsss taxse tAaeza unk et4ssi
county N the state larnels due
to the unheltlzh serviee 81 Nj
GautleI to tie peopie 81 the
county - ms birth
Being 3 prominent and sue
cessful business man ana having
many connections outside tts
county he has been snie g. PAL
much ot nis business Betaulsn int
the affairs OF ths county ana iis
people Ever really t. answer toe
calls Of ssrvles Il home ne win.
liie abls assistance uf hls con
~ftereS. has made the e0slnty 8
model II many respects TOT oitss
counties 70 follow We have =
well managed and prospeFeas
county. al due t. the la4eaenl
snd business principles with
tCantinaea al Page s.