davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

finbet am IA. Sebruar, Inn 4 llb
nahmittags I'M @eltieite SadIell
beim itatt. Gin riibriaes &omitee ii
iebr 'beId,dftigt allen oSiiteit elmer
genubreihen Nafiirittag 81 bereiten
@ir LADEN uniere Sanosleute Dor
Sit lmo @eit herslid}it elm.
Shone Siih= unb Sauptpreiit
parben geeeben.
Die Sdnpeitern bes 3ipeig A mi
6en @ornanren Soba,una, Ngneta
@etr,oe, Ssoiefip, Maria, Goro
tbp, Sulie, Suiunna, gictoria, Gle
nora. Senrietta unb 9foiina iperoer
erild)t ettpas 8ebafenes mitSu.
hringen. Hod,mals bittet INN giitigs
llnteritiisung
Gliiabetb Siihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Nahruf!

Mm 8. Deaember 1912 lit meine
geliebte @attin
Naria &artmann, seb. @1ller
Mutter bon 5 &inbern. @robm1ltter
bon 6 gnfelfinbern. i'm Sitter Don
~ Sabren, 3 Monoten mn6 6 "a.
gen nod 1rei @oden ifNpere1
Sdmer5en, rubig uno ianft entidla-
fen un6 tpuroe am II. DaSernber a.,
@rabe getrueen. sic mar cine got.
tesfiirhtise, glGubiee Jrau, eine
quite Mutter ibren &inoern uno eine
tre,.e @attin.
Mein alles 1T nit Sir entidtpunben.
aRein Slid. ntein Srieben. tneine Stub
Dein bent id itets in ftillen Stunben,
Dein @rab oedt al mcin 4offen au.
Oft b0r' id Detner Stimme Slang.
Dein Bib ftebt Dor mir immerbar;
Dein Geiit umidtpebt mid ipie elm
Gang.
Des 9nrmonie Dein Qeben ipar.
60 rufen mir bir lieben6 gu:
Nube ia,,ft in iiiber Stub.
Sort oben in ben 9in1melsbS6en
Da iuerben mir bid ipieberfeben.
@eipiomet BON be1rem trauernoen
ainoern, gnfelfin6ern uno @atten
Nifnel &artnnnn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Gqmoob gitp, ga.
ct. HaulS Wenleinbe.

Yaftur 2ubpig @eiieder. 9auptsottess
bienit ieben Sonnta8 1890 nGs morz
gems. SonutagidJule $3.50 llbr. &onfirz
manbenltnterrtd)t ie na6 Mngabe oes
Haitors. &irhenratsiibung ieben Ictten
Samstaa in, Ionat Z llbr aber,bs: =
Sonntagidnllebrer> Sitnng ieben orittel
Sonntng i'm Monat, $3.50 llbr rorgens
&irdenhprprobe ieben Sreitae 1880 ubr
Cienstag oes Wonats @ir1enratsSibung.
abenbs. airden Trauen Vereinse Situng
ieben britten Sonnerstag i'm Meonat, Z
big 8 llbr; 2utber 2igazSitnn9 So
llbr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

ssarreQ, ga.

yUTrCU, NU> =
9emtihe Gp. 2mtb, gt. Yaulns 2trdbe,
72i-25 Trnit Aue. vi
Yfarrer Sans 9obnsbei,. Seben Sonns
tag 9 lbr pormittags Sonntdei9ule; 10
l1br beufiher @ottesbicnf; II ltbr engs
lifder Gottesbienit. Mle laitberiiden
@lnubenseenoKen bertider ltnb ergs
liIder 3unge in Sarren, Sbaron unt
l1nlseellng fino Su ben Gottesoieniten
ber5lidi eineelaben. .
Carr, Sn6iana
0entidbc Gp. 2mt9er. &pnterms .8trdje
Gdc IL. Ape. unb 6tllmpre Ctr.
Efarrer Grid Yeterion, 1919 1ills
more Ctr. Sell: 23551. Sonntagf1ule
9 llbr fir bic groben nno II nbr fir be
tleinen Ginber. 8oftesbienft um 10 llbr
in Der enaIii6en uno Inn II ubr IN Der
6eutiden Sprnde.
a1c @laubensaenoiIen un6 Sreunbe
iino berSli6 eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
gonnaStoiun, Dhio

0eutfAe Gp. =2utb. Spnterms. 0'emeinbe,
Gde 2ineoln Ape. unb SDlmeS Str.
Or. g. q. Sritid. Efarrer. 8obnune
1913 @idliffe 8Ibb. SeI.: 977O7. =
I'm ubr Sonntaesi6uIe uno Sngcnb,
sotteshienlt linn 1890 llbr Saupts s@ots
tesbicnit an nllen Sonnz unb Seters
tagen. Salnstaes nm llbr &onfirmnn>
benz uuO Scutid>llnterrid)i. Scben 1.
Sonntae i'm Monat Sraienz zWeriamn,.
lung nm 2:30 llbr. Seben eriten 0iss3s
iasabeno 8rn6erbtiiiS. Seoen strs::::aa
Sonntag I'M @onat INN $3.50 116r 8irs
@t:sn= ,no S6ulfats> >Sibuna. SebE~
Sonnfagabenb Siinaere 3utber s1t01
,;eben 5iueitfolsent,en MittfpoGa1eaD
MeItere Qutber 0iga. Seben 5tpeitfolgens
ben Ritttpcfabenb Sonntdgi dull See
ianlmIung. Seben Treitaaabenb Gpors
probe: Mlle @laubensgenoiien iinb 5erQe
lib ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
8inSior, Dat, 2esaSa
ct. 4QuluS= &irdle, 8areuf 4be.

Yfarrer Otto S. &ebIe. 1915 Yarena
Mpe.. @inoIor. &anaba. @ottesbienit II
ben Somnlermonaten bon 80 Qbr bors
mitta9s; Sonnta9i6ule bon 10-11 116r
pormitta9s. Seben 1. 0ienstaa abenbs
i'm Nonat 8irdenrat>Situng. Seben l..
SonnerStag oAenbs i'm Nonat 6ra,iem
@erein Sibuna. Mue golfss uno @lau,
bensgenoiien itnb ber5li6 einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
3tpeia 46.

b6lt ieine reeelmdBiee Geriamntlung
am Donnerstag, ben IL. Jebruar,
8 llbr dbenos an 1859 N. Miblan6
Abe. slue Sd,peitern iinb gebeten
iib 5u beteiltgen, banit mir bas ne,,e
Sobr in gutter @eiie tpeiterfiibren.
Mad Ser @erianrmlune ierpieren g.
Sbuffert, Gbelgaro Shufiert, 6.
ISfnni6t, Sulan Sdmiot @aifee
unb @uhen. elnnu 1nilb, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

9anoslel,te bon Sft ltro @eit iotpie
oeren 5reunoe iino ber5lib eingela-
oen. aonumt alle, oenn es miro &C.
pib ieoermann mtf ieine &ednung
fommen.
gliIabetb Silhler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
3meig 8.

@llen SdNpeitern oes 3apeig 8 sur
geIaaigen Nadridt, bob bie nGddte
regelnaBige Serimnnlung Sonn-
tag, ben Z. ssebrl,ar, nahmittags,
itattfinbet. 9lae Sdupeitern nerbe,
erIu6t piinftlib gu erlheinea1, ba
midtige 8ereinsgeihGfte porliegen.
fah ser &erianmlung miro cine ge-
nlit(ide llnterbultune ltattfinben
ltno ein freier 2unh tpirb an sic
Witelieoer ierpiert.
&at6. S0pfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Galen,, Obio
Gbangeliid= 2mtb. GmanueS Qir@e,
291 Euutb 23ruabtuah.

Eoitor Sobn 8numann. Sonnta9i1ule
ieben Sonntaa llbr bormitta9s. 10 l1br
8ottesoienit in Der 2anbesipra6e; I'm,
II llbr oeutiter @ottesbienit Ser be,lts
fde &ir6en Trauen @erein bat am 5tpei>
ten Mitttpo6 ieben Ionats, abenbs 8
llbr, Werlammlung. &onfirmanben<lln>
terridbt (sipeiidbri9D bon September bic
Sitern, 0ienstag llno Sreitag na9mits
tags l1br
Nqe GlaubensaenoHen unb Sre,ln6e
limb her5Iid eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
&arpatben 0eiangbereiu.

Modte ale Sdnger mn6 Sd,,9e,
rinnen benadridtigen. ltno 10 aud
oie paliipen Mitglieoer, oaB uniere
monatlide 8eriammlung Samstag,
Sen 80. San,rar, 1943, itattfinoet,
spo5u id fie ole berali9 einIaoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Gbieaau, Sqinois

9eutidje nnb Siebenbiirgiid- S66fiidbe
ct. 8anlms 0emeinbe, 1855 5pmer Ctr.
Gaftor 6. Shn1ibt, 1850 &on,er Ctr.
Seben Sonntae 8 llbr Sountaaihnle in
enalii6 uno beutid. 9eutider @ottess
bienit ieben Sonntag 11:15 llhr; engs
lif6er @ottesoienit ieocn 5tpeiten ilnb
pterten Son,,tag 1915 l1hr. 9eutIher
&oniirmanben< <llnterrift Mitttpoh nah>
mittags 1880 l1br; en9lilder 8onfirs
manben>1lnterrid)t Samstag porn,4taas
10 llbr. Deutide Sdule Samstag na&<
mittagS 9 ubr.
NIle 8lalbensacnoiIen iinb 0reunbe
iinb 9er3lib einaela0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Sae6Snbareifd >2lmerifdnifdes Dolfsblatt

Greun6id)aft un6 6te SdAueiterliebe
aud tpeiter auf, benn iest ut oie
Greunolfaft am n,eiften beoiirftie.
Mohnnals biel Slid au tpeitere1n
8eiteben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Canton, Ohio

Stebenbiireiit sd@iihc Gu. 2ntber
0brtftns'2i 2113E14. Str., y. 6.
Yfarrer g. 6. 9euer. Sonns
tagi6Mlc NIT beutiden unb engliihen
&lahen Inn 8:45 uar inorqcns.
gnglifher @ottesoienit $50 morgens.
Oeutidcr @ottesbienit 1855 n,oreens.
Senti6e S6ule unb &onfirmanbensl l1ns
terridl: na6 8ereinbarung.
(Tiir bic Commemorate tpirb Elm ee>
meiniamer oeutfd engIiid]er @ottess
otenit nm 10 ubr r1orgens ab9ebalten.)
Mue 8lalbensaenoiien lnb Sreunbe
itnb ber5!i6 eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
BH10s6..SHe:e.eS :: 60
Wonaea, ga.
Seutidbe Gpans. =2utb. ct. &eters.
O1cmeinbe. =. ctr.

8farrer Sans .. s. SimoIeit. 24l
Ihan1s Ctr. @oheiter, ga. Selepbon:
Robeiter 1865. gottesbienft $3.50 l19r
mOrgens; Sonntagiduls 1O:i6 1lhr. -
Grauen 8erein Gerian1mlung am lesten
Oonnerstag ieben Monats, abenos 8 l1bs.
Sebermann lit ber5lid tpilltonumen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

Bite ienoet Gales 9ax Clamps
an gIiiabetb Joifel. 761 gbop Mo..
GIeneIo,tA, Obio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
,Netrpit. Ni6iaan
0emtime mnb S66iiib Gb. ct. Setrns.
0irdlc. MIcnfielb unh N2nSkerrh Mbe.

Yfarrer Sobannes Seutid. 1921 @len>
fieIb Goe Gel: Ptnerl. 6205. Samss
tag: OeutiGe S6ule bon 1912 11br.
Sonntaoi6ule bon 1O-11 uhr @ottes>
bier;i. son f1--12 ub.. Seben leeten
Dienstaa beS Nonnt3 3irhenratslitung.
Durb bic. Commemorate ieben britten
Oienstae. ionit ieben 3. Sonntag Sramer
0erein 0sriamu,Iuge. &inoe<horprobs
ieben Dreitaa abenbS Vile @la;:be::ss
9enoiieu ein8ela0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

am %. Ssanuar batte iih Ser
@bico9o Subien Bridge Club i'm
Clo &ei6elberg, i'm &eraen bon bier,
periammelt, UNI elm poar gemiitlide
Stunoen 3u nerleben. Die @enliit.
Iidfeit lit aud) in grfiiIurpg 9efom.
men, oenn Der 4rioge Club bate
eine tpunoerid0ne ,3eit. Mn ous nod.
balie eeben bat gar nien1ano geoaAt
bis Die l1br ipenis idlae. Das giien
uno bic 1luridJnli tparen auh lebr
gut. Der @rioee Club tparoe beebrt
nit 6em 2ie0 r1rees". 9eiungen bon
6em Gbor bon Dlo &eibelbere, mas
uns iebr iiberroide. sHir gratulie-
rem 6em Wriooe Club, baItet sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
0ianer> >Qartenpartie bes 0amendors
Sagonia.

Der Dnmendor YSaronin" Der.
anitaltet am 20. Jebrunr i'm @eit-
ieite Sadfenbeim, 7OO1 Deniion
elne., cine Dinner -@nrtenpartie. lin
s llbr ubestos tpir6 elm Dnat- uno
2eberspuriteifen ferbiert u,,6 Inn s
llbr dber,1s beeinnt oas aartenipiel.
gs gibt an ie0em 1ild einen Nreis
iospie eiilen 4auptpreis. Gin tiihtiees
0omitee trifft ale gorbereitlingen,
am biefe l1nterbnItang 81 einem Ct.
foIg III MAIDEN. ale Sie6enbiiroer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Ep[umbns. Dhio
Gbang. 3nther. 9eartin Gntber 8trdbe
Gdc Npler unb Mnn Strafe.

Waitor W. 9aDi6 Setter. Se6en Sonns
tag hormittags J llbr Sonntagi6ule
10 l1tr ensliitler Vctiesbienit; II ubr
beutider @ottesoienit.
NIle @larbenseenoiien un6 Srernbe
iinb terslidb einseIabcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
EIeneIanS. phip
g. g. Gpans. 2ntb. ct. Spbanness Stride

|S. g. Gpans. 2utb. ct. Spbanncs &trde.
Gaitor soans Soiiel. 761 Gbbn Ncab
Gel: Weulberrp 0646. llbr pormittdas
oeuti6er @ottesbienit. 10 uhr @onns
tagi6ale. II uhr eneliider @ottesoiemit
Sutber 2iga Mnbn1t unb Weriammlung
Sonntae abenos 1880 l1hr. @onfirmans
benz sltnterrift unb beutidae ShuIe am
SantStao bon Q ubr an. Mqc @la,tbenss
genoiien iino ber5lid) eineelaoen.
Glebelanb geft. - 9enti@ Wemeinbe
@cit 80. ctr. nmb 98iQarb Mbe.
Naitor Sobannes Seuti9ldrber. 5000
WiIIarb Mbe. Sell: @oobbine 9055.
@otteSbienit ieben Gontz nno Teiertag
@ouutauidale ta e ieoen aSst guantuo e smio li6r
bormittaas. Sara,,ffoleenb en9li!der
8ottesoienit bon 1O-10:45 l1br. 9terauf
folat Der oelltide 0ottesbienft II llbr
born1itta9s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
1l,aS Gante,,, Otie
3iueig ID.

gs biene allen Briibern aur ee-
fduieen Mnhrid,t, baB Die ,l1hite
8eriammlung am 6. 5ebrlar, pul,ft
8 nbr aben'bs abgebulten miro. gs
mare mini ihenstpert lpenm ale 8rii-
ser iid) an bieier @eriamntI,1ng be-
teiEigen iolten.
Sn ser letten 8erammlung an,
p. San,ar ipuroen oie alten 8eum-
ten bonn Or. 8eore unth nit eineln
Oanf entlaiien ultS bie ne,,en Be-
amten in ibre Men1ter eingefiibrt.
Mqe 8eamten oerlpraden gum @obl
uno Neiten bes 8ereins au arbeiten.
Ia6dJima.
gs pur6e beidIoiien bonn 3ipeie
ID eine Gaid)i,tg db3,lbalten am ia.
Gebruar. gs miro BEN Weitsliebern
Oes 3meig IA iolpie BEN Jralaen uno
0dtglie6ern 6es 3peie II Elm freies
Giien ierpiert iperben. Nne Mitelie-
Der. apelde teilnebmen 1polen an Die
Ter Gaiding, iino eriudt iib nift
ipdter tuie Biz gum 6. 5ebruar bei
ben folgenben @riioern an meloen:
Hrdi., Gbriitian glges. Eel. 2-1833.
8.-Yrdi., Weihael Shorlten. Sele.
pbon Al 139.
Mn6retp Sbellmnn, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Gillette QieSertafel 0amendor.


Der Oanlendor bat in 0ieier Ser
fdntmlung beihloifen am 4. Nar5
elm &artenpartie aboubalten. Gin
gltes aonlitee lit idon an Der Mr-
belt, INN einen id0nen grfolg su er-
aielen.
Ser Oantenfor bot audi bei6loi-
fen, 6as Singen Dorlanfig allfsu-
geben un6 nur ieben erlten Donners-
tag i'm Monat Die 0erlan1mlung uno
Elm Qartenpartie ab5ubalten. Gin
lln6 6ies spdre am A. Jebruar tpie
INNER I'M Sftleite Sahienbeim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

3iueia AZ.

3ueis AZ.
0a nun Die Jelttage noriiber iino
10 bereiten mir uns arf Die nGdite
unterbaltung Dor. l1no atpar cine
Gaidin8sfeier
ipeld,e am 13. Sebruar in ser So.
lonial &aae abgebaIten miro.
Das aomitee spur6e mie foIet er.
gdn5t nm oieies 1eit su leiten:
@eorg @ierling, Simon Shnffert
Sobn Sduiller, Muop Naa,l, Sobu
8reitel, Sobn Shemt, Die Sdnpe.
tern 4afb. @ierlirrg, Cara 3ult.
ner, Sanna Sd)uffert, glis. &ramer
nno Sara Gaub. 9ieies &ornitee
miro per Boit bena1ridtist, ,penn
Die Deridlnmluneen itattiin6en.
Curtis M. Gatie. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Gonneiteab,s ga.
| VuWelIeuo, Xu.
0cmtidje Gn. 3mtb. ct. Narfms 8jrde,
| 222-224 Oit 9. Mbe.

ES2-SS4 NH 3. 2lut. n
9teb. Musuit S. Gngelbredt, Efarrer.
SeIepboli 80. 1745. YIN 6onn> ,in0
Beiertaeen morgens $3.50 11br Sonns
ta9ldule. 1O:30 llbr engIi16er @ottess
bie..... 1880 l1br beutiher @ottesbienft
Mlc @!aubensgenoKen iinb her5li&
tpiulfommeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
3entraloerbanos Mn9ele9enbeite

Tnamse Mn0a6e1
ber Gr,uad5enen. iomie Su8enb. .M6teIune 9.
1. Sanaar Biz 81. Desenber 1912
Gtnnabmen:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Detroiter Sings
To Thrill Welch

LONDON - CAMP - Introduc.
ing songs of America to thousand.
Of Welsh people and receiving tire.
mendous ovations at each recital |.
Sgt. John T. Riley, baritone Of De.
troit.
The Welsh are an extremely mu.
steal people themselves: their choirs
out Of the coal mines and from the
hard plowed field have thrilled
many American servicemen with
their rich. traditional songs. Their
warm hospitality has also won the
hearts OF American soldiers.
Sgt Riley's unit arrived in Wales
from the desolstion OF Alaska, hsv.
ing helped 20 build the Alcsn igh.
way. En- route to Britain they stop.
ped in Clayborne. and then went up
10 Arkansas TO fight the foods.
BY day, Sgt. Riley operates a gisn,
bull -dozer. tearing away earth for
foundations Of American camps be.
ing built at a record-psce by hi.
engineering unit BY night, in CO.
operation with army special service
and the American Red Gross. who
arrange his schedule Of tours In
churches, social halls. homes and
other festivals, he sings to tn.
Welsh people.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Democracy Works AS
Groups Train Together

race question. the three ASTP
schools in this area are shining
posts. 1t Col, Jesse, D. Cope. COM
.mander at Rutgers safd. LAS long as
colored troops are here. they have
the same status as anyone else"
Colonies Laud migration
The coloners view is shared by
Col. Cook Raymond. in charge at
CCNY who declared impatiently,
What different does color make?
AS soon as you put on a uniform
there is no difference There has
not been a word ,or whisper that's
come TO anyoneT attention since
the white and colored men entered
here in March,"
Likewise Col. E. r. Colpin. COM
mander at NYU said, I'VE don't
treat them as colored, and we don't
know they are colored. Outside OF
our reports on the strength Of the
units. where white and colored men
are listed separately. no other re-
ports are broken down. There is
no i'll feeling at all"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
HUGHES AT HAMPTON

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. -
Langston Hughes. internationally
known Negro poet and author. will
appear at Hampton Institute next
Monday. Nov. 2s), in the 1854
lecture series at the college.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Service School
Graduates Two
From Michigan

GREAT LAKES. nl.-Two Mich
igan Negro men were graduated
recently with the first class to COM
plete instruction in the Nays Serv-
ice School of Negro Shore Patrol
men here at the U. S. Naval Train
ing station.
Their completed eight weeks
course OF study included Naval law
and customs. uniform regulations.
boxing. wrestling. judo, drilling.
small arms and first aid. The As
SIP graduates are now awaiting
active duty assignments to posts
throughout the country where their
services are most urgently needed
The two Michigan Negro men
are: Wilbur Lenox. IS. husband OF
Mrs. Maude Lenox. from 4242 Sco-
vel place. Detroit. Mich; and Rich
ard Henry Joseph. 20. son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. Joseph. from BIS
Ionia avenue. S.W., Grand Rapids,
Mich.
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SERVED Fifty.
YEARS IN navy.

RICHMOND. Va. tANP) - Fifty
years Of service in the navy and
serving in five wars is the record
OF Marion Robertson. ship cook first
class. Mr.. Robertson. who had been
retired from active service but was
recalled, Is now at the u. S. Naval
training station here. He enlisted
in the navy in Marsellies. France,
Nov. 8, 1898. and was a member of
the original crew OF the Baitleship
Oregon: during the SpaniSh-Amer-
lean war. Also saw service in the
Boxers Rebellion in China. war IN
the Philippines. World War and
the present war. He has seen serv-
ics on the Gunboat Bennington and
the bsttleships Kentucky. Virginia
snd West Virginia.
He has been the recipient OF the
Sampson Medal by the navy. two
from the Philippine instruction,
the Boxers Rebellion and the World
WarsI
He was honored by the officers
and enlisted men OF the station on
November g. celebrating his half
century service and was presented
O new suit with eight gold stripes.
eleven bars, chevrons and eagle. a
wrist watch and naval ring.
His son Marion Jr.. is also in the
navy. Induction sent him 10 Great
Lakes After graduation 70 the
school at Hampton Institute and is
now at the navy yard at Phila-
delphia.
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Fined For Dancing With Negro Girl
robson SAYS
POLL TAX, BIAS
DELAY VICTORY

NEW YORK. (ANP) - Victory
for all Americans in the war %
delayed by economic discrimination
against the Negro people. by the
segregation and inferior status as
signed to Negroes in the armed
services and by the southern poll
tax system, declared Paul Robesor,
last week to an audience which
comprised the Herald Tribune To-
rum.
The renowned singer-actor said
the cowardly attacks upon the Ne
gro people in Detroit and elsewhere
last summer. are attacks upon all
Americans. He pointed out that the
Negro peoples yearning for demo-
CRITIC freedom pre-dated fascism,
and that ever since the fascist at
tack on Ethiopia the Negro people
have seen the connection between
their own interests and the strug-
giles of all oppressed peoples.
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Dad OF Four Sues
Against Induction

LOUISVILLE - (ANP) - Nor
ris Reynolds Phillips, the father OF
four children. has entered suit in
federal court here against the navy
recruiting Office and Draft Board II.
seeking TO enjoin them from in
Quoting him into the army or navy
on Nov. II.
Atty. Charles w. Anderson has
fled the petition in Phillips behalf
with Federal Judge Shacklefore
Miller TO restrain the two agencies
on the grounds that Phillips is mar
ried and has four children, whose
ages range from 7 10 IL years. and
that he maintains a bona fde home.
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William H. Brown
Promoted To Cpl,

FORT BENNING. Ga-Promo-
ton of Pfc. William H. Brown, son
Of Mrs. Ella L. Hayes of 1882 Nc
Graw street. Detroit, Mich, to the
rank Of Tech 9Th grade. has been
announced by Colonel Frank J.
Vida. commanding officer Of the
Truck Regiment, the Infantry
school.
Corporal Browns unit. in which
he serves as mechanic. is part
OF one OF the army's largest truck
outfits.
= Corporal Brown was employed in
civilian life as mill-wright at De-
troit. Mich. He was indicted into
the army in January 20. 1912, al
Fl. Custer. Mich. and has been with
the Truck Regiment since April Is
1913.
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Soldier Bumps Into
Dixie Cop; Beaten

JACKSON. Miss. (ANP)-Sgt.
Elwood Cook OF Company 3o76,
Flora Ordnance plant, Sunday eve
ming found that apologies are use
less in dealing with civilian police.
All he got after making his most
humble apology for accidentally
humping into city policeman were
several knots on his head. inflicted
by the enraged patrolman. who
later, placed the soldier under ar.
rest. -
Sgt. Cook told military officials
later that he was walking down
the sideYalk in the company OF a
young woman when he accidentally
brushed aGSSpst the-Policeman. The
beating OVID after his apologies
went for noTeG. he said. His re-
lease was obtSiSsed several hours
later by military authorities
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4 Detr0iters Taking
BOmbardier Training

KEESLER FIELD. Miss. Two
officers and ll6 enlisted men have
reported here 10 the Army All
Force Basic Training Center No 2
for the classification test for bomb
srdier training. the War depart
ment announced.
Among them are the following
Detroiters Sgt. Leon f. Smith. ssh,
Mckinley avenue; Cpl Jacob S
Mays, 626 Melbourne street: Pvt
Henderson N. Smothers. 4i2l ST
Aubin street: Sgt. James p. How
ard, 3423 Whitewood avenue.
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Three Detroiters
Earn Promotions
In The AirCops

TUSKEGEE ARMY AIR FIELD,
Ala.-Shsring in the flight for free
dom are many youths from all parts
Of the United States. The men from
Michigan who recently completed
their basic flight training at the
Tuskegee Army Air Field and have
been assigned 10 the advanced
flight class are: Aviation Cadets
Charles E. Walker Of Jackson.
Mich. and Alexander Jefferson OF
Detroit, Mich.
Cadet Walker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Walker OF 1913
Deyo street. Jackson. Mich, grad
uated from Michigan State Normal
college in 1912 with a Bachelor of
Science degree. and is a member
Of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
Cadet Jefferson. son of Mr. Alex
Jefferson of 40l4 18th street. De-
troit. Mich. graduated from Clark
college with a Bachelor of Science
degree. and is a member OF the
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. He was
an employee Of the Detroit Stove
company. prior to entering the
Aviation Cadet Corps.
Finish Pre-Flisht
The men from Detroit who re-
Gently completed their pre-flight
training at this field and have been
assigned to the 66th Flying Training
Detachment OF Tuskegee Institute.
Ala. where they will begin actual
flying are: Aviation Cadets Ma
thaniel Carr and John NJ. Frazier.
Cadet Carr. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
william NJ. Carr of sol Melbourne
street, Detroit, Mich. attended
Lawrence Institute OF Technology
from l94l to l943.
Cadet Frazier. son Of Mr.. John
Frazier OF SAL Besubien street. De-
troit. Mich. attended Wayne uni
versity from 1886 to 1899. He was
a radio and stage artist. prior &c
entering the Aviation Cadet Corps