davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
zmei Mlllionen BGgeleilen

in ansreid]enoen SuaBtiraten 0cr6on-
Sen iino, 10 feblt e. DpdJ an 4rbeitS.
frditer unb on pielen an0eren 3ioQ
itoffen, INN Sic geiric0i8una 0e$ 81
oilbeSarfs a,li breiter0ruH0laqe iebon
Dieoec aitinebnen 5u fonnen.
ySie Dem au1 lei: mir baben
eiIen? 3u ieiner slnfertieung peroen
niht MIR Stabl unb Gilen benotigt,
Sic anldeineno iest in ausreidenoen
Mengen porbanoen iinb. Sielmebr
bral,ht mon II. a. nud) iolde nod
INNER fnappen 0taterialien ipie @ol-
franL Midel, Gbrom, Ghanlotte lino
&upfer Gingeihrinft miro llnierc
Sreuoe iiber sic uner,partete 8roB.
5iisigfeit oes 1893 nod oaourd, oaI,
oieie 5lpei Millionen 8iigclciien MIR
etpa 40 Grp5ent eines normalen Sab
resbeoarfs ousmahen.
@!e bem alh ieii mir baben -.
lpenn aub in beIhrGnftem slusn,ab-
Sen fiaren 8eipeis bafiir geliefert er.
balten, oaB lrnlere &iiltlmss -Sroouf-
tion unsebeure 6ortl6ritte gentadt
bat, baB Arinee ,lno Marine, iotuie
lanlere Serbiinoeten ,lidt ltur GENT
Iaenb Material befommen, ,ionoern nns
l3ipililten iogar nod etipas oapon ab-
|geben f0nnen. 9as lit elm gutter esab-
resanfang fir Die amerifnniide We.
b0lferling lnO eine tueitere idlehte
'9teliiabrsbptifaft fir Sitler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Gii,e ua3i.21taiet,ia,e
3critSrt 8aknecleiie

sllgier. Sic ,netbooiihen Geuti6ell
lino niht bantit SilirieDen, 8riiden
unS Gi1enbabneeleiie ale paar fatn-
Bert g)aros 5lt 5eritoren, luie bas an,
oere il1 5uriib5iebenoe Mrmeel t,ul
Ionoern lie baben cine Maidine er.
flnben, sic ihnea Ipnanit unter oit
8leiie legt ,,no 10 cine Strebe polliq
pernicbtet. Die &onltrnftinn biele,
Maidine be,,tet ouf cine &erteioia
unes- -Gipdologie, lno CAP oie Nelit
Ihen nlle Soffmlngcn aufgegeben ba
ben, ie lpieocr IN sic pou ibnen 5erltor
ten 8ebietc a,,riihsafcbren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Il. =. 8en,ber aricicn
Sciia istwer al,

Ilgier. 9ln1erifaniife uno briti'd1e
Bomber, sic bon nlebrerelt Slugpldt-
SEN in sStalien aus operieren, baben
cine Gag. uno Nahtoffeniipe geger
Sofia b,rdgefiibrt. Ger Ssped lit, oa.
nit 9ulgarieu aus ben Grieg su
bringen. gefanntlidb lit Dor einigcr
3eit bereits oas &abine.t 5uriifgetres
ten uno Sies be,uies, oaB bie gul-
saren ser 9ta5iioee niht mebr gang
un9eboren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

Menn nan unIere Situation lett
NIT Der Dor atpei Sabren perglei6t,
miro man Die enorane, unerb0rt idei-
nenbe 2eiituug ertennen, beren iib
6as nmerifaniide golf fdbig er,uies,
als es iib elmer brobenoen Sooesge-
fabr geeeniiberlab. gs miro oaber
l,uiere Mufedbe fem, i'm Satire 1914
oen Netpeis bafiir 81 er6rinaen, bob
mir and Der sortietpne unS logger
nod Ser Suteniipieruna oieier Seiit.
une fabis iino, apenn mir bie Sieges-
ousiidt Dor nns ieben: oie Musliht
ouf einen Sieg, Ser per5ogert ober
ear sefabroet tperoen fOnnte, -tpcnn
Die &eimatfront es untcrlaiien lollte.
.snieren ssIotten uno slrmeen in lteber-
fee oas poue WtaB an llnterltiisunG
81 gespGbren.
Oas ssobr 1912 tpar in Ser Sallpt-
Iade Elm Sabr Der Berteioi9ung fir
aIle @lieber Ser antifaidiltiidpn &n'
alition. Das Sabr 1913 lab Damn
ben SSeino iiberun 5l,riidseoringt ilno
aas jdp6dIte @lieb Ser feinbliher
Muian5 ioear glat aus Dem ariege
ausgeIAieoen. ueberau baben mir Ser
syeinS eingeoriidt llno tpeiter 5urittt
gesporien, aber oas Sabr 1914 tpirf
- aun,inseit in europa - bic ent
idbeionnssid4adten segen einen Semi
erIeben, ser stpar idrpere Serlnli'
batte. aber oeien Sauptmadt BOD
nod umsebroden seblieben lit.
.Gs lit bereits Elm erober Grfola
oab mir iotpeit fins, uber Ser san5
Sinn alles beiien tpire binfdaig
tpenn mir MN nid)t auh nod Sen Nel
bes Heges 5uriidlesen ,uiirocn. W'
baben cine enorme militdriidc Ato
idine nufoebaut, oeren Snalitat tic
Ihon in SEN bisberigen Speratione
ertpieien bat. sl6er nun itebt tie 100
Ger 8riiiung, fir sic lie redt eisent
lid gebaut tpurbe: Ser 3erihlagr,
ser Ma6t iencr beioan sroben Saul
ftanten, sic Der @elt iolange feline
Trie6en seben tperben, bis iie mid
p0lIig 5erbro1en iinb. Ser aufba
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
wp8 eibt Ntctau fmr
Kif,Her,paeeft frei

WaIbington. Metallene &inoerapd,
gelhen BON Gorfriegsqualitdt peroen
irnerbalb feds @ohen Sic bOl5erner
Mo6elle erieten. oie beute i'm Marf1
iino. SHE umtlihen 8eihrGnf,lngsl
inn @ebra,,d) bon Metallen bel oel
&erltcllung bon &inoer,pdselden uni
anoeren 8ef1brten fir &inoW ipilr
Sen ourh oas &riegsprobuftionsam
aa,fgeboben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Kotes Kreu5 beenoet arbeitsreicbes 3abr

&relSes, oie BEN Soloaten bel lbren
peri0nliden uno faniliiren Noten
nit Sat nnS Sat sur Seite lteben.
@dbreno ser lesten fiinf5ebn 800
nate bat Sic .Some Serpice sSnquirp
Unit" oes 9foten &reu5es 3S3,2 ,299
Nadridten lpeiterseleitet l,no gfabs
foridungen na6 @ertpanoten III pcln
&riege perlpiiiteten 8ebieten angeitellt
@Gbreno berielben 3eit erbielt olelc
slbteilnng 363,634 Gbnlihc Nahrit'
ten uno Mabiragen aus oem slus-
lan6c. Serf,lnfts- umo @eitimmlngs-
lGnoer bieier 9nfragen iparen: Mlbc'
|nien, 9elgien, 2ureutblrs, @nlGarien
China, Sihedoilouafei OGnemarf
Jinnlano, 5ranfreicb, GeutIhlano
8rie1enlano, Souano, l1ngarn, Sta
lien, Sapan, 2etflanS, Gitlano, ST.
tbaucn, Noripegen Sprlen, 8olen
&umGnien, GuBlano, Sdpueoen, oit
Shtpei5 uno Sugoilalpien.
sm leBten Sabre tpuroe aud oil
ariegsbilie fiir sSliiGtlinse fortse
iebt. 2cbensmittel, &leioungsitiide
Seize un6 anoere Mrtifel gingen mad
Hublano, Noroafrifa, nab oem Wfitt
leren Often nno nod eini9en belcstel
21nSern. Ser 8elamt1pert Der &riegs
bilie fir 3ipilperlonen, oie ieit slus
bru6 ccs 8rieses i'm September 1885,
burd) ooer bonn Hoten &rel,5 geleiIte
apuroe, bel6uft iih aui mebr als Z
Ntillionen Collar.
| 9ln Ser &eimatsfront baben 2ebre
5es @oten &re,,ses 100000 6raue
in Sausfrdnfenpflese uno 10000
in griter &ilfe ,interridtet. 10000
Berionen ipuroen I'M @ettungsld)tpin
|n,en ausgebiloet. Sdliebli6 uno eni
lid baben freiapilliee &elfer t2 Ml
lionen &leio,,nesitiide fir Sen 81
bram9 bier uno 1eberiee angefertig
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Der krieg i'm 3abre
1944!
Gon GImer Oanis

oieier Mai6ine inserDa(; Don 3A
SSsabren, Ieitoeln mir i'm Sommer 40
nabesu aus oem 9tihts bamit begau-
men, lit bieleiebt oie beahtlidite
2eiit,,ng in ser gan5en onerifaniid.
en 8eihidte. ssn bieieu 31a Sabren
bat Gin frieoliebenbes &olf, oas ni6tS
ais in N,1be selaiien ,peroen ,pclite,
lid sur gr0bten Miilitdrmaft Der
gSelt gen1adt, tpenn man Sonb-, Sec.
unb 2uitmoht slliammen ,lilnmt. @!r
baben oieie groBe Malhlne 9ebalt,
uno sebn Milionen Mmerifaner ia.
ten lie in Sang - Solbaten, Seelelt
te, Marines mo sSlieser, oon oenen
! sic meiiten Dor brei Sabren nod &C.
nuu iolhe 3iniliiten tparcn, uie Sic
uno i6. Ser groBe aampf itebt nun
fir oicies Sabr bepor! Sd. CLAUDE,
oaB mir oarin iieeen tperoen, aber sulr
tabcn i'm nod nid)t geiuonncn llno
es ipGre sic idnellite i.l,o iiferlte Me=
tbooe i'm 81 perlieren, ,penn mir llns
Sem @efiibl bingeben. ihon geiiegt 81,
baben unb es uns baber nun erial,btl,
At f0nnen, uns gelniitlid) bin5liete'
uno es leift 5u ncbmen.
| 0ie Streitfrafte in ueberlee fonner
nur burd 5ipile Yroollftion, aipiles
Sransportipeien unS bas ltanbige, III,
unterbrohene Junftionieren Ser amc
rifaniiden So5ialoronlng in ibrel
J @eIamtbeit = beiien allo, mas lpll
uls Seiuuatfront beseicfnet = II
Gang eebalten, iperOen. Sm oergauae
nen Sabre baben mir il, ltebcrIee be
reits einige groBe Siege errungenanl
! aber babeim baben mir cine gang
:; Meibe bon Sbldgen empiangen, llrr
les lit fein belonoerer Srolt, baB nj!
+ |Ielbit Tie uus s,geiiigt baben. Se
/, @umpf lm sic Nieorigbaltung De
r Sebensbaltunssfolteu lit ni6t perlt
rem, ober beltimmt itebt er audi MD
:, AT out. Sm SerbIt Dor e!nem Sabr
). beldlolien ser &ongreb uno Der Frt
!, lioent, sic Stellung gegen Die Smile
II tion 5u balten. gtun, bieie Stellung !.
I'll (Sblub anf Seite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

@aibington. &rdilocnt 9iooiepeli
iiberraidte SEN aongreB nit rinct
Soroerung auf Ginfiibrung BON 6e.
iebesmabnabnen, oie sic Gin5ieburg
bon Wdnnern ltuo 6rauen 5lir Irbeit
II, friegspidtigen 9etrieben ermogs
lihen piiroen. "a, mar Ser Suvpts
pltnft in ieiner >nbresbotIGaft fiir
oas @elpinnen Des &rieges rno oeS
Sricoens nah ocm arieg.
Serr 9iooiepelt erfldrte, cine Ser
ortise Wabnabmc luiiroe Streifs Der
bitten unS es tpiiroe lnIeren sSeinoen
sic voemoraliiierenoe 3uiiherung
geben, bab mir es ernit meinen nit
unierem Marih nah Som, Berlin
llno Sofio.
Die unmittclbare Geaftion rangier-
tc pon ,slrbeitsoienIt" iiber &iiblbeit
uno Goriiht burh cine fleine 0tinoer-
belt bon aonsrebmitslieocrn, bls 5ut
Iparmen @egriibune einer iold)el
lang geforherten MabnobNe.
Ser Erdiioent ifidte ieine 9otId)aTt
oiesual an Sen &OngreB, an'tatt fpl'
6isber lie perionli1 81, iibermitteln
oo er ourG eiueu leid)ten 8rippean
ioa nod nibt oas @eibe &alls Der
loiien ion, neil CT iih nodp llid)t gan
er1olt bat.
Scr &rGIiocnt aber ipruh on
slbeno iiber Sas 9iaaio 5lnn amcrifn
niiten Golfe fiir oie ariegslnaBnab
men lno foroerte auBeroem 8eieb
sur Si6erl,ng oes @ablreGtcs De
Niitglieber ser benaifneten Streit
frGite BEL Sen fommenoen @ablen
Gr CAB Sic 3ltiiherlna oaB fein
gebeimen Gertrige ooer polltilHel
Serpflittungen IN Sen &onferen5e'
in &niro unb Seberau cingcgange1
: ipuroen uno unriB ein Naffricgs
8rogralnm upirtihaftlider Necbte
nit oem Griu6en, baB ser &ollgre
es ousarbeite.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Srat,3eie,t II. miHeritat,>
oeoen 11a3is a,,iaeicr~ert

Marfeine. Gin fransoiiider Sepu-
tierter erlicB eiuen 9hnoiunf iiber
bas untarerunorahio, in bem er an
Bic syrnnaoieit appelliertc, in Ser Sci
mat alles 81 periudpn, I'M Sen Na5is
Sfnpierigfeiten 81, bereiten. 6ront,
reid, tperoe in Sen erIten iefs @ona.
ten oon 1914 bcireit lperoen.
ssnspilcben parbafteten bie 9ta5ls
6unOerte 8eroGhtiger uno Sapaa ii
in oauernber @eIabr erlnorSet 81 iper
oen l,no fat iid) nit elmer GROCER
3cibaaroc umgeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
GOp<Sice ,piirte
Krica pcrfmrscft

Chicago. Die @abl eiues republi-
faniiden GrGiibeuten i'm Nonenlber
miro Sen &rieg nm Monate, tpe,tll
nibt Sabre perfiir5en, neil oas ben
MilitGrfiibrcrn slmerifas sic Inter
itiitung ser Seinatfront garantieren
miro, sic iie ME sluuor gebabt baben,
Iaate Ser &epraientant Charles u
SaQef in elmer Heoc Dor iiber POO
Nepublifanern bier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

DaS Sabr 1943 lit IN Der 8ekbld)"
te bes Moten&reu5es zines Ser arbeits-
reibiten sspeien. Sn Ser san5en Welt
fms bic Menicben nit DEM &oten
Greua in 8eriibrung gefpmnten ,lnS
Elm 8fiidblid auf oas, ,uas erreidt
lp,,roe, lit ,pGbreno Ser @e'bnad)tss
5eit beion6ers angebradt.
9as @ote &rell5, bas nur cine bon
u,ebr als 60 nationalen Srsaniiatic-
men lit, bat iid) in bieiem Sabre nit
ieoer Mrt bon Mrbejt befaBt. gs bat
.nieren streittrditen bier uno ltsbere
fee, an ben 6ronten uno in Sen Srain=
iugslagern treu eeoient. sluBeroem
bot es tros oieier uneebeurenslnfgabe
in gleider @eiie ben 3ipilperionen IN
bielen ser bonn &riege betroffenen
2Gnoern &Hfe eebradt.
Der 8lutipenber.Dienit Oes &oten
areuaes bat NIT Sen mebr als bier
MeiQionen @lutipenben 1anlenoen
unlerer Dertpunbeten oas 2aben geret-
t4. 27,6OO Gramfenpfleeerinnen ba=
ben ii6 bein Soften &reu5 fir armet
uno Marine gemeloet, l1o freiapillise
Seller aus ieoer Nationalitatengr,lp
pc in ben Dereinigten Staaten baben
Die a,neebeare 3abl bon 1926 Wiulo'
men Nerbanb5eug. .Hadlngen rorberei
tet. Dos Mptc &reu5 bat arberoem {
Weilionen 2ebensmittelpafete ail,
gerteiluns an friesseefangene @merl
faner 1tnb Mngeborisc Der SereiniS
ten Naticnen perianot ,no 100000
9sufete fir franfe &riessgefangen
bereeiteat.
Sir bic GoIoaten I'M aftipen 9ienI
bat oas @ote @reu3 lleberiee-Soloa
ten. un6 grbolungsbeime gelbaffe1l
Wei ie6er Ginbeit ser slrn,ee ,,no be
e5lotte bier ,.nb lleberiee befinoen It'd
ou9 eeidptlte 0ertreter oes gote1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
33erli1t ,1telNet cine
ite,,e Slaf>p prteiHio,.tte

SEEM Oorf. Der unter Na5i-&on-
trolle ltebenbe nor,pesiibe Senber be-
bauptete, baB sic 9eltlfen bel oen
idaperen 2uftangriff m,f Berlin in
boriger Wode ~5lafgranaten" in ei-
ner ne,len 8erteioigungstaftlt beni!t'
ten. Gs ieien feline &ompfflug5eilge
aufgeitiegen uno bie Mngreifer erlit
ten ihtpere Nerlrite. Berlin bat bis
ber ME eine iolde 2uftperteibiguns
geieben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
De,.tihc Nenteat,piirent
bel Gaiii,,e >mrttbrettett

sllgier. Mit Grltiirmung eines ipei-
teren 8erges llnb ser Stellungen Bic
Gaiiino beden, iino rie 9lmerifancr
MIR nod bier Meilen bon Gaiiino emit
fernt. Sollte es in fltr5er 9eit &C.
linaen Gaiiino einsunebmen, lit bei
Miidsua ser 9eutihen Dor Som I'm
permeiolid) nno es miro eripartet. oaf
sic 9sa5is einen geipaltigen Aioer
itano IelIten tperoen, Inn oen 3ulam
menbruch Ser Npnfrpnt aufsubalten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
z5j Gctc bel Gmftat,ariii
a,.f G,,HtpieStafett

Stofbolm. Sci benl 2llftangriff
ant 30. Se5e,uber snui SiolpigsbaIen
ourh amerifaniidt gonber ipuroen
ipenialtens 733 Negienen getGtet, aus
fdIieblid 800 Asefioneil Sie Sltrd Die
3erItGrltua elmer grobeu henlilhe!'
Iabrif gaspergiitct purocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

Ginfiibrnna Der Nrbeitspfltd)t and,
fir ssrancn bcbeutct, baf es int &on=
arcf id)iucre &dmpfe gcben Wiro. Wis=
her battcu ale MGnuer sn rcaiitrieren
bis 65 ,Sabrc aft nno MIN acht es an
bic ;sranen, nm bic n6tiacn MrbeitS-
fraftc bercit sm babcn, iuenn es bss
nDtiat tuiro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17
Hr11nFrHnn @atlu Diapatrh
Parrish Goes On
Another Bombing
Raid on Germany

Svrscant George Parrish. son al
Mi and MIR. W. +. Parrish. has
made ~tll another bombing mission
oyer Germany and had Il thrilling
experience ui il. according to an
Associated Press dispatch from Lon
don under date Of last Friday. The
article follows
lu1Gun. April ll.-(AP)-Amcri-
can IIrwCu returning from their
penetration deep into SputhwcS, Ger
many today declared that flax was
the heaviest some of them ever had
experienced and praised the escort
@: fighters which gave them cover
"I he Way ~ their targets One big
'".nai!uu of FortrcS>CS WAS forced
- pass through belt u. heavy flax
- Gr' around bad weather front
WG.g" developed while the planes
We" over enemy territory. Two
southern members OF this crew were
Co-n.'ut II George nC.lic. Nnriolk.
W, and Sgt George Parrish. OF
Hon i,vSOn. y. {.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04
Ration Reminders
RELEASE of Aug. q

Meats, Fats-Red stamps AS
through rs. are good indefinitely
AS. BIS and c. become good July
80 and remain good indefinitely.
Processed TOods-Blue stamps
AS through rs and AS, good in.
definitely. BIS through F5 b e.
come good August and remain
good indefinitely.
Su1ar-Sugar stamps 80, 81 and
80 each good for five pounds indef-
niteIy. Sugar stamp 40, good for
five pounds Of canning sugar
through February. next year.
Gasoline ALP coupons, good
through September 81.
Shoes-AirpIane stamps l and
=. good indefinitely.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04
Takes BROAD DetCur

Ancient caravan trails, somc mod
crnizcd and capable now of handling
truck traffic, are the only means OF
ground transportation from Lake
Chad to the northern war theater.
Or these, two routes stand out on
th2 map. One (morc than 1000
miles long) makes a broad detour
through the Chad colony of French
Equatorial Africa, turning westward
GEL,ly to join a road that cuts across
eastern Libya all the way to the
Mediterranean port OF 3engasi. Tho
otner [thc one which runs from the
northwest shore of Lake Chad to
Tripoli} passes through French West
Africa and western Libya.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04
Mrs. EIven Clark, Now
An |. A. Resident,
Asks About Browning

In an appealing letter from
Mrs. Elven Clark, known to most
home folks as Opal Whistler
Clark, The Chief is asked o
send her few back copies to
revive memories of days when
she resided here.
Now resident Of Les Angeles
she writes that she is intere sted
i every scrap of rews from
home. j."
Excerpts of he Letter read:
Have had visits with Ruth
Hatton and also the Sam Selec-
man families, who are old friends
from Browning living here now.
BY the way, the Selecmans have
two new Rrandsons. One was
born on Fathers Day and the
other on July 9th. They are
very proud of them.
Il made a short trip to Brown.
ing in 1885 and saw few of the
good friends. whom hadn't seen
since 1912, ard spent ore night
at the Levi Burd home. | spent
80 much time with them when
was a kid that it was like going
home for good visit.
Il know there are lots o (
Browning people down this way,
but | can't find out who they are.
After the war | hope to make d
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04
Pondera Man Goes To
Pen When Suspension
Is Revoked By Judge

Q. X. Davis, Pondera County
resident, who pleaded guilty to a
charge of manslaughter before
Judge Hattersley last spring fol-
lowing a truck accident in which
he was held crimrninaIly respon-
sible for the death of Georgia
Wren, Black ct Indian girl, was
taken to the state penitentiary at
Deer Lodge last week.
Sentenced to serve two years,
Judge Hattersley granted him d
suspension on condition of good
behavior. Allegedly his behavior
being otherwise. the suspension
was revoked by Judge Hattersley
July 81.
The manslaughter charge was
lodged against Davis as the out
growth of an accident when a
! truck he was driving and which
was occupied by the Wren girl
and a companion left the road
and crashed
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04
Sgt. Andrew Racine Awarded
Army Good Conduct Medal

Technical Sgt. Andrew Fl
Racine, son # M. and NJ r =.
Frank B. Racine of Browni"n
has been awarded the Good Cn"-
duct medal for exceptiora " ct
efficient and capabl- p"rfu'ma"r
of his duties, ccording to il
formation from the public rtla-
tions office headquarters Of u ).
Troops at Seattle
He is stationed some here in
the Aleutions.
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longer stay in the old home town,
for have very soft spot in
my heart for it and the friends
there"
Mrs. Clark resides at 1920 w
9th Street, located in the 9th
city zone.
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BraZi!'S Coffee for Pla sites

Brazil is keen about large pro-
gram for the production of plastics
from coffee Sc-vbean resins have
already entered the field. Patents
appear in great numbers for the
production of plastics from cotton
seed hulls, corn protein, and
bagasse.
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Zenith Hearing Aid, $40
DR.. Boyd Davis, Optometrist
BIT Central Avenue, Great Falls

Weighing a tiny fragment of a
bomb is a Job which. in its way.
aids the war effort. This is one
of the 239 Army assignments be-
ing done now by the WAC.
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He who thinks he is raising a
mound may only in reality be dig
cling pit.-Chincse Proverb.
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Harvest of the 1874 grain crop in Northwest
This bounty
will be richly earned tribute indonable
rance who ebatled
basic foodsufs with what time
1t fight which being way although
has been beneent ally providing generously agcu-
lures manpoWer problem and still discouragng
And those who will have grain market should
know that r1snpcwer will he Of important
factors in tbs transportation OF the 1874 crop The
is the freigh: supply.
Normally Great Northern ~ mobiles strategic points
the systems territory making
equipment Immediately " gins rolling country
elevators
But, of course this year.
has been impossible because Of the
railways for freight equipment supplies
and materials
harvest in progress, the Nowsss amngy
undernanned Another labor shortage
transportation of the 1914 grain be unloaded
promptly at terminal markets and
the Of your tos crops viii dayed.
keeping the moving!
Great Northern constantly mindful agriculture
its territory and has Joined with
and terminal market solving
MEANWHILE the railway VIII keep green light
for the speedies possible this years crop.
The union times., 1944-12-09
Christmas Bonus Approvals Based By WLB Rulings
By Following Regulations, Employers Need Not
 Go To Board

The WLB has simpIifed its regulations on paying Christmas bonuses and hiring temporary em- ployes for the Christmas season.
 Chairman William H. Davis de- clared:
 "The policy on bonuses virtually eliminates the need for employers to come to. the War Labor Board. They do not need WLB approval if the bonus they propose to pay does not exceed $25 or if the bonus plan is the same as they used last year."
 He said that it would be almost inn possible to approve new or revised bonus plans under the national wage Stabilization program.
 S'To smooth out Christmas hir- ing problelns,' he said, ''emplOyers are permitted to hire any number of temporary employees without counting them under hiring sched- ules for regular employees"
 An employer wishing to give bonuses over $25 for the first time must show that his bonus plan meets the following requirements
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absorbed,'' citing numerous in- stances of spreads" of more than 100 per cent between the cost of manufacture and the price de- manded of the consumer.
 As further justification, Luhrsen submitted the tremendous increase in the profits of corporations, boosts in top-notch official salaries, and tax laws favoring business.
 Tt would seem," he observed, "that the conscience of those representing these huge profits would bother them so much that they would not be will ing to make an appearance here be- fore this committee in opposition to the principle established by this reso- lution."
 Milliman backed up his argument with cost-of-living budgets prepared by the WPA several years ago and kept up to date by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Department of Labor.
 They show how far annual earnings on the 65-cent basis fall short of the workers needs.
 The average sum needed to main- tain a minimum standard of living was $l,672. The lowest for any city was $1 ,4oo, and the highest was over $l zoo in number of cities.
 Even if an employe received $1 ,672," Millinan stressed, The would not have what is commonly referred to as an adequate or satisfactory American standard of living"