The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-23

troops crowded the small church
as mass began at p. m. A num-
Der OF German civilians living in
the town also attended.
NEW YORK-AP-The Russian
home radio said today the Red
Army command in Romania had ar
rested IL representatives OF Ger
man, Hungarian, and Italian Fas-
cist missions in Romania, includ-
ing several German generals.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kenne-
dy Mckay. 70. reporter, editor and
news correspondent in Chicago for
the last so years, died today in
his home. He had been in failing
health for about a year. Mckay,
widely regarded as one OF the
deans OF the newspaper profession
in the United States had been Mid
west correspondent OF the New
York News for the last rs years.
LONDON-AP-The A. V. Roe
Company, which builds Lancaster
Bombers, has appealed to the min
istry Of labor for manpower to
start construction OF an airliner
carrying 125 passengers, it was an
nounced today. The company ex-
poets II to be ready by early 1916
1t will have top speed OF 325
miles an hour.
LONDON-AP-A broadcast by
the Toulouse radio today quoted
Ankara reports as saying Greek
partisans were marching towards
Athens. Cairo dispatches yesterday
reported the Germans were eyacu-
ating lower Greece.
NEW YORK-AP- Formation OF
the National Non-partisan League,
a negro organization, which will
campaign in II states for the re-
election Of President Roosevelt has
been announced by John H. Seng.
stacke, publisher Of the Chicago
Defender.
PARIS-AP-A censorship ban
on publication of resolution
adopted by the Council OF National
Resistance, reported to concern the
supplying Of arms to new French
military units, has brought a Choir
us OF protest from the French
press.
WILMINGTON, Del.-AP - All
operations at bravo Corporation,
builders of invasion craft for the
Navy, was suspended today when
approximately 100 foremen and sub
foremen failed to report for work
! NEW YORK - AP-President
Roosevelt and U. s. Sen. Robert F.
Wagner fD-NY) yesterday were en-
dorsed for reelection by the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council,
representing the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor Unions in New York
City.
NEW YORK AP-Another one |
month period for making civilian
whisky probably will be ordered by
the War Production Board by the
end OF the year, distilling circles
predicted today. An alternative |
might be an order allowing a small |
percentage OF alcohol output to be
diverted TO home front use while |
the Industry continued TO turn over |
the bulk Of production to the war
effort, those sources added.
WASHINGTON AP- Senator |
Bailey (D-NC), a frequent critic OF |
New Deal measures and bitter OPP
ponent of the Clio Political Action |
Committee, disclosed today his In
tention to stay in the Democratic !
party At the same time, the veter-
an lawmaker declared he would
do what | can to keep Hillman
and his crowd out Of the party.
COLD SPRING HARBOR, N. Y
AP-Miss Nancy Dabney Roosevelt.
daughter OF Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. |
Archibald B. Roosevelt, and grand.
daughter of former President Theo-
dore Roosevelt, will be married |
here tomorrow to Ensign William
Eldred Jackson, USNR, son OF SUI
preme Court Justice and Mrs. Rob-
ert II. Jackson.
Los ANGELES-AP-Film Act
or Rod Cameron has been ordered |
TO pay Toni st. John, Hollywood |
secretary, $3.50 to cover medical
and other expenses in connection |
with a baby she expects to have |
some time In December. Judge |
Goodwin knight, in making the or
der pending trial Of her paternity |
suit against the actor, held yester-
day that Cameron was possibly re-
sponsible" for the baby.
LOS ANGELES-AP- Plans for |
development OF Mt. Wilson. site OF |
the famed 100inch telescope, as a
center for television broadcasting |
have been announced by A. c. |
Childs, president OF the Mt. Wilson
Hotel Co.
HERKIMER, n. zap Mrs. !
violetta Page, 70, who shared her
home with Is cats but denied any |
humans entry across her threshold,
died yesterday. Police found the re-
cluses body in chair in her home
after neighbors reported she had
failed to take her customary daily
walk.
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