davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Sbeateranffiibruns maren id,6n. -
iudrtige 8Gitc iparcn cridJicncn.

ytah Dem gilen iteQte 9iebafteut
George Sfneioer SGT. ,Suliarna
Mitlos bon Sen @sIG's Dor, Die nit
SRI. &loos, einem iddniIhcn NGbher.
Die alid Die Wac llnilprm trGot, er.
Ihlencn ,por, nm einige Morte an 6is
Saflen ilnO oeren BGlte Slt rid)ter.
Sgt. Otiflos belt eine eruite 9lnipru.
che mb aprellierte an oie iGd)lilhci
Waoden iih Ser Mac au5uidlieBen,
oern Die Negierung benotigt nod
100000 MuoGen unb Sruuen; aud,
erlufte lie alle mebr Bombs al fau.
fen uno mit5ubelien oen Sieg Su er.
ringen
gtaGbe. unterbielten iiG ale @1itc
I'M lhonen 8nrten oes Sahlenbeilns
bis $3.50 llbr. 0ann begoben lif) uae
IN Die obcre Salle no ous Yrogranm,
nit elmer fllr5en 9egriibnngsanipro-
d)e bon ,Seit -Yrdiioent @corg 8eber
eroffnet ipuroe.
Nadoem oie ainoer nit flcinen
dmerifaniiben sSGbnhen in S1noen
unter groBem slpplnis in Die Sallt
bereln uno aui Die giibne n1aribierI
fparen, auuroe Star Spangleo 9on.
ner" gemeiniam geilngen, uno ba,r
lang Der Wiaorigal Sunior Gbor
vOas Wanoern lit Oes Miine:s
2nlt" bon 3onner unter 2eitung bon
Hrof. a. Nifolaus iebr ber5ig. Der
Sltleite g. g. 2ieOertaiel Iamenhor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
mic unicrc HanNelsitbiiis
iahrt fir Ncn "D>0ayv
arbcitcte

Wnlblngton. @ie iebt pon Der &ur
shipping Ionlinlitrntion befannt &C.
geben miro, boben sic Monate Dor
oem vGeGap", Dem Sag Ser Snpa-
llon, an llnlere Snnbeisld)lffuhtt
erorn gelteiaerte slnioroerimgen oil
<Shlffs- uno jrnhtraum aeiteat, I'M
Die 5llr Snpniion bereittetenOen
Sruppen ausriiiten su f0nnen. Mcbr
'nno mebr Sanfs. sSlug5e,,ge, @eihiii.
&c, 8aolin lno 0rennol, 2ebensn1it-
tel, ~ unb -2anbungsboote, 2tO.
tonnige Sthlepper rno bicle talllenoe
anoerer Ginge mubten in bieIen Oso,
naten btniibcr beioroert freroen illb
ollie balfen bereltlpiligit nit, nm oie
Irbeit SIT belhlelnigen. 9eionoers
Die 3clt, Die ieoes uerfiigbare Shiii
Smllhen gnfl,nit uno glbfahrt in bic.
| 1igen Sdfsn perbrahte, luurbe itnri
ntgefitr5t uno ipe5ieIl 5ieIten sic 9e.
nliibnngen aller @eteiligten baraui at
Ole Snoes, GntIobe- uno Neparotur,
5eiten tllnIicbIt berab5uiebcn.
SSn ocn orei Monaten. Die Dem &
Sap" porongingsn, brnhte es Ole Mor
Chipping slbminiltration in engItar
3uan1merarbeit nit sen HeeOereielr
Den 'Sd)iffsbelabungen, Sen Saienor.
beltern uno beu Heparatrrlueriten es
ald) fertig. oieie slllfentbalts5eit in,
Saren 10 81 ienfen. baB hies 123 Alt
IGblihel1 Shifisreiien aleid)fanl. .Gn$
beoeitet, bnB bnourh 3700 Sdiiis
tage per Ntonot eingeipart tpurocn
nno bies gerooe in einem 3eitpunft
in Dem nidlt cine ein5ige Stunoe IL
Der sblleIerlng Der ariegsgiiter na,t
nebcriee berloren ODER oergel0et ippr
on ourfte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
y5reie Wotiun BON freien Wdnncrm"
icin 3iel. - ltntcritiitt Wafinne -Gr.
flarnng ser WSE. 3pat bcm
TiseDrG iibenten =aanbionfen 8pnuer.
mar Srtfcr bon CGiu 3ribm.

Gblcago, SGinois. 8puuerneur
SbcmoS &. Gepep bon TPlp Jorf, He.
publifoniiher aanoioat iiir ErGiioent
Der &ereinigten Stonien, bielt cine
notwithstanding fur5e Glriprnfe Oil
Die aonoention, Die linn 5unt &nnOi.
oaten erfor. Gr betonte, onB ieins
@abl 5um Erdiioenten ba5 Gnoe Ser
o. zWtann- n-hegierlng" IN oen Gerei
nigten Staaten bringen iperoe. Gr
oerlprah ieiuerleits einc Geaierin1
bon iungen Wdnnern poli Strait rnD
elmer unbelniteten ,SiibreriAaft. Gele.
glertc unO 3uborer ilbeIten ibm 81
als er folgenbe5 ausfiibrte: sd &C.
lobe oen 9lnerlfnnern oaer asarteler
oaB aln 90. sSanuar 1915 uniere Ge-
glerung aus cinenl &ab!neti Der i1blg.
item YGnner un0 ,Srauen, Ole man in
Inerltd flnocn fam, beIteben miro
Gr 5ollte beionoeren Sribut Dem @ou.
Oerneur Brlfer. ser oils &iSe -YrdIi.
6entlhdit its sannoiout auigeItellt NOR.
Den lit, inoem CT lagte: sd bin itol;
6urauf NIT ihm berhunoen 81 ieirl.
SIN IusIanb muB man nit belon
oerer Spannling auf Telpeps grfld
ring betreffS beS ariegeS un0 De,
9tohfriegs5eit gefpartet boben. Slat
betonte er, ooB oie glmerltaner einiQ
unO entIfloiieu iinb. gentciulum nit
Den Nlliierten 5u fGmpfen bis Der
Sieg ecrlngen. 9lmerifaS siege5lull,
le miro nod geitGrft rerOCn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Aarbkriegs= penn= lea(e
fGr ben Die0er=
aufbau Ku(3lanos

frleesiabren Smuorte in Sobe pol;
orei ober bier Miaiarocn Collars fiir
Den @eoeralfbau ibrer Sabrifonla.
gen, araitiperfe, Gerfebrsanlagen II.
bgl. 81, obiorbieren. Gas melite oopon
iriiroe aus Sen Gereinigten Staaten
fomnlen.
&uBlanbs 2enO-2eaie- -Ve5iebungen
nit sen Ser. Staaten ipeiHelt erbeb,
lih bon oenen nit 8robbrltannien
unb Gbina CD.
@robbritannien rehnet banit, ben
grobten SeiI ieines inouItrieGen
Observation-Disclosures ielber ocdcn 81
fonnen, unb aus bieiem @runoe iinb
aud) ole 2ieierl,neen bon Waihinsn
uno anoere Snpeititionseiiteru nad)
England ieit Monaten Ibon ltinoig
berringert iporben.
Gbinas 2eno.2eaie eHroblene iper
oen iih acobenteils nod sen gntiplf.
lungen in Hasifif.&ries rieDten. Sir
Die poral,siebbare 3ufunft miro Gbi-
na ale Naterialien, sic es erlangen
fam, fir oen arieg brouhen. @enn
aber einmal oas GnOe bes &rieges nit
Sapan nabt, oiirfte fit China ungc.
fabr oieielbe 5ormel in Mmpenoung
gebraht ,peroen ipie i'm Sale Nub.
lambs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
uattfrieespl6 Scr
Jttc,aitrie nod
ietr int NmefitanH

Gin Ser Cetfentliffeit unterbreite.
ter 8erift oes ommittee for gcc,
romic Development" lGBt crfenne,'
bab bisber 1926 StGote uno Srtt
onrH Die bon oieier Seite peranltul
tete gnauete beriibrt tporoen iino.
Worauf es BET Der llnterluHung al.
fommt, lit in eriter 2ine Die Grmitl-
lung Der pornusiidtliden @irtidofts.
nno NrbeitsmarftInee in ieoem 81.
meinpeien nod Beenoiguns oes ar.e.
ees. Dariiber binaus Iaiien Die Saf
berltanolgen Der Grsuniiation es li1
aber bereits angelegen iein, 5u ernlit
teln. tpelfe Yloue unlere Snouitriei.
len ielber hiniihtlid Der Nabfriegs
titigfeit ibrer Betriebe baben, unl
fuas eeiheben fann, Sen unterneb.
mungsgeilt Der HrIuatipirtihaft fiji
Die 3eit nah Ginitellung Der Jeinb-
ieligfeiten in Der sllten @eit on3u
reeen.
Die bisberigen Greebniiie Ser en-
quete liegen mebr aui Sem @ebictc
bas beibt, iie betreffen niebr sic tot
iddlid)e Gage, in Ser oie WirtiAait in
ben ein5elnen Snouitrie3entreH uni
2an6esIteuen iif nod @ieoerberltel
lung 6es sSrieoens bafinoe, oiirite
als 1raeen Der Nabfriess .Wcnulg
llno ielblt in oieier 8eidirdntune III
bas @eiultat Der umfroge bon 8oa
ftdnoigfeit nod tpeit eentfernt 2eibel
muB aber aud 3ugeeeben aperoeu, oal
Die erlaneten Musfiinite, i'm gan5e,
eenommen. optimiltiihe gr:partun
gen binithtlif, Der Beidaftigurgspar
bdltniiie IN Der amerifaniiher ,snau
reftfertieen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Sini,en eGn,pict, ,ueitcr;
Ua3itrmppen Int Eleliinfi

Stofbolm. Teutihe Srupuen mar
lbierten ollrh oie StraBen Seliinfis
nod Ser Sitiront oils erltes 3eihen
Der Solibaritut uno oes .uullltGnol-
gen Ginoernebmens" bas loeben poll
Jinnlolto l,no 0eutihlano als erreid,t
befannt gegeben lpurbe. Gin beutid)ct
TerbanO 500 nm Enrlanlent por5ei,
ipabreno Oie Nbgeoroneten cine Sit.
ung abbielten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
8cnNs fa,1icn 1T cinc
patrietiisse pilisbt!

ssnboiion III 5renfreib; Yombcu
alif Sopan pircn before sluipisien
benfbar fir bie iiihfte aricssanleibe
oils oieie ncueiten @robtotcn aaiierter
Waffen2
0as cine itcbt piienbor ieit: DUB
iie Sen grfole oieies neueitcn Collar.
Jelo5uas sur 6inan5ierun9 oes Sris-
ges perbiirgt baben, lsenn an bieien,
Grfols iiberbaupt je 3luaiieI beItan.
oen.x
gber es miirbe Elm ihleftes 3euo.
mis- lein fir mniereh Gotriptisml=
lmb iiir iiniere Reaftiosi1blgfeit uui
Die Seroengcid,idte bie beutc ouI
bluteetrdnftcm goosn po,iiiiher SSr
ieln unh in ser Normahoic lmo in Sen
2iiften iiber Mipponl geihrieoen miro
!pdre oas nlles, mas lie ppllbrahten
gteln, nit Dem naften Grfoiae, ser
bloben Grreictuns oss 3ieIs. Dns lns
bas Shusant geltedt bat, lit es niti
getan. Wlr ipiiien id, baB bicles 3iel
nltr Elm Mirimlm lit, ein lorgi1ltiQ
falfulierter getsag, Ser obne 9eloit
ung unierer fleinen H1b groBen Spar.
tapltalicu aus inherent @eloreierpoil
abgeidopft lueroen fam. gtein, mil
oieien Mlnilnin lit es nid)t geton
0ir miilIcn ltns oas ,3icl lpeiter itef-
fen. @ir niiiien freilpiIlis 2aiten ou
uns nebnleu!
sSaipobl, 9onOs tauicn, bis 6
ldmer5t, nuB oie Ynrnle icini ll,li
fiible Itb felner nusgenolnmen bnoon
@ir brnuhen bier niht mebr an
Die Sinerbeit ser &rieqsbonos, ON
lbr glltes 3inscrtrienis unb ihri
geoeutl'ns uls @affs gegen Die SSn
flatirn binsinueiien c.nes abtr Mod
ten mir nift iiberieben: bab oa.
8elb, oos beute in 9riegsbonbS i'll
neltiert miro. 5peinnl iopel mn
mebr bon rlnnden @afienfategorlcs
fault als nod Dor einem aabr. Sir
S6merbnmber sum 9eiipel, Ser let
tes Sabr nm bieic 3eit nod $500,
600 foltete, ltebt in ben ariegsfoitcn
gihern bes SdasamteS beute mi
S25O,OOO per5eifnei; Elm oS1aer mi
einem rltnDen Srittel Scr $t50,OOO
Die er Dor einem Sabre foltete. @e,
auollte lid unter bieien ltnitanoen oil
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Seitat i,int,itf iist 3cit

Walbington. Ger Senats- 6eeres-
ausiduB bat bie Sofinung auigegeben
oaB Die 9emobilntabungs- uub 9sad,,
friegs .@ir.idlaftsbcrlugc nod Topo.
Dem Serbit inter Tnf nno iSaf ge.
braht iperoen fam OasGonitee lpies
Ben 5iilGnOi9eit ltnterausid)uB an,
einen nelen aonlpromib iiber oie sll.
fiinftigen 7ragen ser Grlperbslolen.
nteritiibnrg rno Ser &ompeten5.
gemeliung oes geplanten Gemobli,
mnhungsumtes bilben ion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29

Selegenheit entgeben Iaiien, nit lei.
mem 8eloe - 2eibgelo, ioobigenertt
- ooppelt IoDicl Iiir sic ariegSiote,
'iir Ieine Sadie, einsuiebsn ols Dos
glelde 8elb fir 6ieIe SnGe Dor e.
mem Sabr nod fpert mar? ltno Die
Gr'olge au' oen &riegsiGanplGben
iino cine Eatinhe, Die nod n1ebr nn.
ret5en 'ollte, &ar Bombs ST faufen
'tno uns Dem Gnoe ndber bringen su
belfen, Saui @ar Bombs!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
ilnaps fann bnrh Mngnii
bergeiteat iuerhen
Ste 5acbsentagteer Der Dereinigten 5acbsen
bon Clebelan0 tntirbiQ herlaufen
yeind 5i.inlidl gut. aonSert mnb


Die FINITE Sahientagfeier Ser Ser.
einigten Sad,ien bon Glerelano, Sic
oiesnlal int 8eitleite SadJienbeim
abgebalten ipuroe, lit @ci1ibte ge.
poroen. Sbon friibmorgens bate iid,
Elm &on1itee bon fleiBigen Wtinnerr
uno 6rnuen i'm Sahienbcint einge,
funoen Inn nod sic leBten Gorbere;,
tllngen 5li treffen. gllles ipurOe ihGn
bergeridtet, Die Glide muroen aufge.
lteQt nn0 1ebeft llno in Der &iicra
waren oie 5rauen emlig an Ser Mrbeit
Die Speiien 5u5ubereiten. Gaum iuar
allies bereit fir oas sSeit : oa trafen
ihon @dite uon auBerbal6 Glapelano
elm.
I'm II llbr ipuroe bas 6eit NIT Ell
nem feierlld)en 8ottesoienit, ser i'm
oberen Saal gebalten lpurbe, Ser nit
Jabnen unieres ncuen Gaterlanbes
lno Den Serpice sSabnen nit oen biz
len blauen llno aud goloeten Sternel;
(etipa 3O0) geihmiidt rur.
Die belttihe Yreoigt bielt Serr $50
ltor Sobannes 3eutihl1noer lno ois
engliihe Haitor Or. Sans 6oiiel. Gs
|iparen 3u 9er5en gebenoe Worte, ble
lie an ibre 3ub0rer rifteten..
Nab Dem 8ottesoienlt begaben iid)
alle @dite nod oen unteren Mdumcll
oes Seims, no eip bohfeines iseiteilen
Ierpiert purbe, 31bereitet bon lnlern
iahlii6er sSralen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
1913 perfiietSabriRatier
biuiacrcr 8eflei~ai,o


Walblngton. 0ns 1893 gob be,
fannt, baB 100000 Daro 8aunt-
tuolle our 6abrifation billiger 9eflti
onngsltiide ireleegeben bat.
Sntter-H -Hatiun bleibt.
Die Wnr Soob Mominiitrotion gat
befannt, SOB Die MationsDeitimlnln
gen fir Butter in Sen Monaten sSuli
uno sluguit bieielben bleiben ipie Jet,
Shnaps fann bnrd, Mnsnit
beraeiteat iuerben
Weiter plrb befannt, boB int Monal
9lnguit Die 8rennereien Shnaps her
lteaen biirien, beiien @eritellung bis.
ber unteriaat irnr Tim Sic Dtaterialier
fir anbere friegstpiftlgere Sad,er
at pertpenoen.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
JAMES G. WATTS GETS
CORPORAL'S RATING

James c. Watts. Santa Cruz
County soldier stationed at Camp
Butner. NC, has been raised to the
rank of corporal, according to word
received by his wife, the former
Miss Betty Hoy. The new non-com
received two promotions in less than
two weeks-from private to private
first class to corporal Asked if she
expected her husbands next letter
to contain the information that his
rapid rise in the ranks had elevated
him tn general, Mrs. Watts replied,
I'll be glad to settle for SER
geant's stripes" Watts was employ
ed at the Trench Mine before going
into the Army. He is expected
home on furlough next month.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
PVT. EDWARD GOMEZ
TO FT. BENNING, GA.

Pvt. Edward Gomez left Monday
for Fort Benning, Ca, after fur
Tough spent with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ignacio Gomez, Sr., of
Tumacacori. Pvt. Gomez has been
stationed at Fort Benning since he
entered the Army in January of
this year and is with the Para
troopers. He is the brother of
Ignacio Gomez, Jr., now in Italy,
and Ramon Gomez, in service in the
South Pacific. All three were form
erly employed at the Baca Float
Ranch.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
? NEWS OF OUR
: MEN~~aWOMEN
Z IM UNIFORM
CORP. ERNESTO SOTO
BACK FROM ALEUTIANS

Corp Ernesto Soto reached home
last weekend after almost two
years spent in the Aleutian Islands
He arrived in the states on July {
and is to report back to F't Lawton
Seattle, Wash, following MS 21-day
furlough which he is spending with
his wife, an dhis mother. Mrs. Ra-
mona Soto. Ernesto is in the En-
gineers Corps and has been in tbs
Army about 26 months.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jesus Francisco Cano 20, Nogales,
Sonora, to Eloisa Hermosillo 20, No
Gales, Sonora.
Guadalupe Flores %, Tucson, to
Mary Louise Gomez 1S. Tucson.
Wilbur L. Lanning %, Hutchin-
son. Kan, to Frances Arana 10,
/ Tucson.
James Orie Weagant 81, Tucson,
10 Alyce Nedra Wright 3S, Tucson.
James Patrick Anderson 80, Tue
SON to Doris Evelyn Schaffer 25,
Portland, Oregon.
Eugene Whitehouse 81, Tucsos, to
Donna Marie White 18, Casa Gran
de.
Hipolito Urbina, Tucson, to Eliza
R. Martinez Tucson.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
COMBAT BADGES FOR
LOCAL MEN IN S. PACIFIC

For exemplary conduct in action.
the following Nogales men in service
in the South Pacific are reported to
have received the Combat Infantry
mans Badge: Major Travis Gray
Wright, Sgt. Armando M. Bejarano
Staff Sgt. Marvel Bennett. Sgt
Ralph B. Montenegro, and Pvt
William Todd.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Gerald Underwood, Nogales High
School senior who has been working
at Standard Station in Tucson
since the summer vacation began,
was transferred to the Nogales COM
pany station last weekend and will
be employed here until the fall
semester of school begins.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Miss Pomposa Ahumada left Sat-
urday for her home in Los Angeles
after a three week visit with her
brother, Mike Ahumada, Sr., and
family.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MRS. j. B. MEIGS, SR.,
BACK FROM COAST

Mrs. j. B. Meigs, Sr., and
daughter Barbara have returned
from Lido Island. Newport Beach,
Calf, where they visited their son
and brother, 1t. James B. Meigs, Jr.,
and family. Since their return
they have been informed that Jim
has safely reached Australia, MAX
ing the journey by air.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

the Paratroopers School at Fort
Benning, Ga Sgt. Miller now goes
to three weeks course at the De-
oliticn School where he will learn
the use of all explosives and flame
Onrowers in use by the Army.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MRS. EMILY PARKER
MOVES TO NOGALES

Mrs. Emily Parker of Parker
Canyon, aged Santa Cruz County
pioneer, recently has moved to No
gales to make her home in the G.
A. Parker residence.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
GEORGE COREY HERE
FROM NEVADA

George Corey, former Nogales
restaurant owner, is back on a visit
from Las Vegas, New, where he op-
crates a cafe and chicken ranch.
He sold his business here when he
was called to the Army and located
y" los Vegas when as was honorably
discharged a few months later.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
GETS PROMOTION

Manuel " Felix. infantryman,
who left with the National Guard
and is now in New Guinea, has
cen promoted to sergeant. He is
- brother of Jesus Felix, in anti
aircraft artillery, and Jose A. Felix,
n the medical branch.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Skys of Flor
ida, are visiting Mrs. Skys mother,
Mrs. Librada Martinez, and three
sisters, Miss Beatrice Martinez
Mrs. T. v. Lopez, and Mrs. A
Guerra.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MISS RUTH OVERMAN
VISITING MOTHER HERE

Miss Ruth Overman, a graduate
of Louisiana State University at
Baton Rouge and of the course in
Medical Technology at Bethany
Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. G. ".
Overman. Miss Overman and Miss
Alta Halves of the Mexican Baptist
Church are attending the sessions
of the Arizona Baptist Assembly in
Prescott.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Merrill Knapp, rapidly becoming
a country squire since acquiring the
Indian Springs ranch property on
the Tucson road, is completing a
new well on his property. He struck
flow of water at 81 feet.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MRS. NICK BERCICH
TO VISIT IN EAST

Mrs. Nick Rercich, former Nogales
resident, is leaving her home in
Ontario, Calf, to spend several
months visiting her daughter. Mar
garet, and son-in-law, Capt. D. A.
Halgren, an instructor at Bradley
Field, Conn.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
SGT. HUGO MILLER
GRADUATES

Sgt. Hugo Searle Miller, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Miller of No
gales, graduated on July Is from
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS

/ Mrs. Alberta Batson. who has
spent the past two weeks visiting
with relatives in Tucson, returned
Sunday.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Miss Iva jeanne Hobbs of Tue
son, sister of Mrs. George R. White,
is visiting in the Pottinger home
this week.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MRS. BEULAH WILSON
BACK IN NOGALES

Mrs. Beulah Wilson returned to
Nogales Saturday after spending
three months in San Diego following
the death of her husband early
this spring. She was on a leave of
absence from her position with the
Welfare Board, and returned to her
desk Monday.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Mrs. Dave Hopkins (Vera Park
err, and children, of Douglas, have
been visiting for several weeks at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Joyce
Harris in Patagonia
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
MARY BETTWY
LEADS TICKET

Mary Bettwy. popular County
Recorder, received the highest num-
Der of votes in Santa Cruz County
Of any candidate running in the
primary election Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
LOCAL NEWS
ID. C.. SCOTT FAMILY
MOVES HERE

D. G. Scott, formerly of Holbrook,
has moved to Nogales where he is
in charge of the U. S. Employment
Service office. He has been with this
agency for seven years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott and the latter's father
are residing at 1872 Wayside Drive.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
TO NAVY

John Herrera, popular coach at
Nogales High School, is leaving to-
day for the Navy.
Mr.. Sarver an official of the Mag
ma Copper Company at Superior,
Ariz., is spending few days in
Santa Cruz County on business
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris of
Patagonia were in Nogales Tuesday
/ and remained late in the evening
to get election returns.
Mrs. Melvina McClung was a No
gales visitor yesterday from Pata-
gonia.
Mrs. Jim White of Patagonia, was
in town yesterday on her way to
Phoenix. In Phoenix Mrs. White
will attend the wedding of her sis
ter, Miss Elizabeth Wight.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Parker, ac-
companied by their daughter, Ila
Mae, arrived in Nogales Monday
from Los Angeles to spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21
FLEISCHER AND WOLF
ON TRIP TO COAST

Rudy Fleischer and Harry Wolf,
principals of r. T. Fleischer & Co.
produce firm, left Saturday for the
West Cost Cn business. They will
be gone about a week.
Icadore Posner, builder of the
servicemen's plaque in the City
Park, was down to the border on
business Saturday from Tucson.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

Mrs. Pat Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien were in town Monday from
Patagonia on business.
Nogales international., 1944-07-21

B. j. Jones, La Vile de Paris &C.
countant, is enjoying two week!
vacation
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Dewey Report Came Out
In Several instoiIments

David 10th, managing editor O!
Press Research. Inc, at 1872 Seven,
teenth street NV, said his organ.
ization did research on current
topics OF continuing interest anc
sent out reports, containing inter.
pretative material, to subscribe,
newspapers which either published
the reports or used them as the
basis for editorials.
The controversial 45.OO0-word
Dewey report, he said, had come
out In several installments, begin
ming In June, shortly after the
research organization was estab-
lished.
Mr.. 10th reported that Pau
Porter, Democratic publicity direc.
tor, asked to buy the Dewey repor,
but Mr.. 10th said he didn't want
to be paid by political organiza
ton. Instead, he said he had giver
his permission to Mr.. Porter to have
1t reprinted. A mimeographed copy
was sent to a printer who put it Out
in pamphlet form. Mr.. 10th saic
he didn't know how much the
printer had been paid for the job.
The research spokesman said he
assumed the report was meant fol-
use as handbook by campaign
orators. He also assumed the par1
about which complaints were made
was the section entitled Has Dewey
made a deal with Boss Flynn" That
section discusses the relations of the
Democratic and Republican ma.
chimes" in New York, he said.
Mr.. 10th said his organization
had done some reports on President
Roosevelt but nothing as complete
as this" because newspaper files al
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Porter
CONTINUED From First Page

organization" and said the pamphlet
was IAN analysis Of special report
on Dewey
The Herald Tribune said the
volume was designed as an attack
on Gov, Dewey's record in public
ofice land as an aspirant for the
presidency" and that an undisclosed
number of copies were burned after
party leaders protested to Demo-
cratic National Chairman Robert E.
Hannegan.
The newspaper quoted an officer
of the National Committee as saying
the burning was ordered by Mr..
Hannegan, but added that other
sources said the destruction was car
ried out on orders of Charles Michel
son, publicity adviser of the COM
mittee.
The Herald Tribune also quoted
committee officer as saying the
"virulence" of attacks on Mr.. Farley
together with the falsehoods In
them" were the chief grounds on
which the protests were made.
Farley Declared Main Factor.
Mr.. Porter said the volume con-
tanned this statement in refer.
ence to Gov. Dewey's election a.
Governor of New York two year.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Dublin Heads Red Cross
In 0'Connor's Absence

J DR.. Louis I. Dublin, assistant te
Basil O'Connor, chairman of the
American Red Cross, today assumed
the acting executive direction of the
organization in the absence of Mr.
O'Connor, who is inspecting Red
Cross operations in France and
Great Britain.
Mr.. O'Connor also is expected to
confer with American military lead
ers concerning present and future
activities of the Red Cross on be-
half of American servicemen over
seas.
Dr. Dublin, on loan to the Red
Cross from the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., is widely known in
the public health field. During the
last war he served on Red Cross
commissions in Italy and the Bal
kanS.