davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

An engineer-gunner on a Flying
Fortress. S/Sgt. Francis r..
Young. "a. is a prisoner OF Ger
many. lie had been missing
since May 80. Sgt Young at
tended Holy Redeemer High
School and was employed AZ the
South Lyons Steel Co. PRIOR 10
enlisting the day after Pearl
Harbor.
S Sgt. Charles NJ Hentz. 20.
has been missing over Austria
since May %. a Liberator aerial
gunner, he had been overseas two
months. stationed in Italy a
brother, Cpl. Paul Hentz. is a
marine raider in The South Pa
cific. and was awarded the Purple
Heart for wounds received SIN
months ago
First 1t. Raymond II. Sumner.
%, has been missing since May
3. when he failed 10 return from
an advanced scouting mission in
Italy. He went overseas IN
February. remained in Africa one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
II Mutineers TO Die

CAIRO. July Is (UP)-Twelve
OF 10 Greek army men who were
arrested for mutiny last April
were sentenced TO death on con-
viction by a military court. a
Greek government communique
said TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

week. and then went directly into
the Italian campaign. whore he
was in charge OF an infantry
anti-tank group In letters 10
IL. Summers wife his men have
expressed the belief that he was
taken prisoner
Sgt. Henry r. Timm. 10, was
reported missing over Germany
on his first mission, May %
He entered the service in April
l943, and went overseas year
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

You will be proud of an Early
American period style room! You'll
like the cheerful tone Of the maple.
You'll like the things you can do
with ruffles at the windows and
around the bed. And you'll like the
simplicity of this suite with its hard
woods in mellow maple finish. Double
bed, 5 drawer "chest-on-chest" and
dresser or 46-inch knee-hole vanity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Ship Record Set

NEW YORK. July Is (INS)-
The Melbourne radio reported to-
day that naval construction in
Australian shipyards in the last
five years had exceeded the total
tonnage of the Royal Australian
Navy at the beginning of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
The Dstrsit Times >>>>'
Honor Roll
49, Official
~ Casualty
! ~ List

The war department made pub
lie today the names of As Michi-
gan soldiers who are missing In
action. The soldiers and their next
of kin. who have been notified,
are.
Evening star., 1944-10-15

the letter." the committee said,
that no intelligent colored person
could have dreamed of such curl
Gus assortment of familiar anti
charter arguments. It is equally
clear that the same crowd that in
spired the letter to service people
has again attempted to put words
into the mouths and thoughts into
the minds of innocent people who
deserve better treatment"
The committee said the letter read
in part:
''This year lot of smart outside
folks who live in Chevy Chase and
Bethesda and Woodside Park have
gotten together behind new con-
stitution for Montgomery County
that they call a charter
"This new charter takes most of
the value and Importance of our
vote away from us in future county
elections, first by not letting us vote
for any of the paid county officials
who will run the county government
every day and who will either serve
or refuse to serve our people every
day.
Second by outlawing the politi-
cal parties, Democratic, Republican
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Charter Committee
Assails Injection
Of Racial Issue

The Montgomery County Charter
Committee last night charged that
"the political machine run by E.
Brooke Lee and Roger Whiteford,
his attorney for many years." was
responsible for a form letter sent
on September 26 to colored voters
in the county advising them that
the proposed charter would deprive
them Of the franchise granted by
Abraham Lincoln"
The committee said that the ma
chine politicians of the county, who,
in their desperation over the certain
success of the charter movement,
sent grossly misrepresentation let
tiers" to fighting men, has now
raised the racial issue In a most
distasteful form"
The committee said that while the
letter to servicemen was credited
to the Citizens Committee to De-
feat Charter, the form letter to
colored voters was sent under the
letterhead of new organization
the Committee of Colored Voters to
Beat the Charter.
Curious" Arguments.
ut Is apparent from the text of
Evening star., 1944-10-15

liar condition exists In Montgom-
cry County, and I therefore con-
slider It 4 direct attack against me
as controller OF Montgomery
County.
Not only are all funds in the
hands Of the county treasurer pro-
tected by internal check in the form
Of controlling accounts kept in my
ONCE" Mr.. Hancock continued. "but
financial records Of the county are
audited by departmental investiga-
tions made by my office and annual
ly by outside certified public ac-
countants."
From my approximate SIX years
as. county treasurer" Mr.. Diamond
said, am sure that the public
Evening star., 1944-10-15

funds Of taae@c county are <intactsa@I
know that the general procedure
now followed In the Federal Gov
ernment and in the governments Of
States and large municipalities is
In actual daily operation here in
Montgomery County to protect the
collection, the deposit, the safekeep-
ing and distribution OF county
funds
Evening star., 1944-10-15
pfiyote NewspoperP Pubiisl.st]

JACKSON, Calf. &C.. N. Har-
rison, whose hobby Is publishing a
miniature newspaper for his friends,
started by pounding his papers out
ON a typewriter, but now has a base
ment printing press on which he
turns out 300 issues for friends all
over the country and overseas.
Evening star., 1944-10-15


and Socialist, and all other parties
in any county election after the
charter Is passed"
Issue Over Statement.
Meanwhile, Alex X. Hancock,
Montgomery County controller, and
John B. Diamond, county treasurer,
took issue with statement by John
F. Willmott In which he said the
first county manager In Virginia
had uncovered deficit Of $750,000
and challenged the "so-called Citi-
zens' Committee opposing the
charter to get down to brass tacks. :"
"The statement" Mr.. Hancock
said, appears to have been made
for the purpose Of having those who
hear it or read 1t infer that SIM
Evening star., 1944-10-15

ut is apparent from the text of
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20
SEJA KLUBA IN
IN KUMARJEVO
PREDAVANJE

Chicago, Ill. - Tia petek %.
dec. DO v Centru seja kluba st.
l JSZ, namrec letna seja. CLAM
in elanice SO proseni, da Sc je
udeleze polnoStevilno in to Oh
dolocenem casu, da bono svoje
delo izvrsili elm pref.
Pc sell DO predaval 1t. Mi
chael Runner, XII Sc je nedavno
vrnil v to dezelo IL Anglije, OH
roma Francije. On je znan v ma
Sem delavskem gibanju, ucil Sc
aktivnosti prakticno in v delav-
skem tisku. V armada in poseb-
no vsled svojih stikov z vaznimi
osebnostmi v Londonu pa 81 je
pridobil nadaljnih bogatih sku-
SEMI in znanja.
V Londonu je incl mnogo
priloznosti, da Sc je seznanil S
slovenskimi in drugimi jugoslo-
vanskimi politiki, zamejni
vladi in izven ME, ter Sc zani-
NAL "a njihovo delo, njihova
staliSca in namene.
Kaksni SO njegovi vtisi, XII 81
iih je dobil med mimi, z ozirom
IA bodoci razvoj Slovenije in
Jugoslavije?
To DO tema ~njegovega govo-
"a in pc predavanju DO odgo-
varjal ma vprasanja. Vstop svo-
boden vsem. = OdbOr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20

je spet postal dive novi ma
rocnini in narocil 10 koledarjev.
Ia Sharon, Pa. pa ie narocil
80 koledarjev Joie Cvelbar.
To DO vse "a 10 pot. Maj Sc
omenim, da ko b ste narocniki
prejeli to stevilke, lista, DO tudi
posiljatev Ameri skega druzin-
skega koledarja re ma potu v
razne naselbine- Vsem, XII Sc nj
ste poslali narosl, storite to
kmalu, kajti bojilno Sc, ola nam
DO zaloga kmalu poSla, ceprav
smo Jill narocili tisoc izvodov
vec kot lani, toda soditi pc Sc
danjih narocilih, Jill DO Sc to
premalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20
TISKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
XIV. IZKAZ

Chicago, Ill. Valentin Mesetz 81;
Joseph fore Use, skupaj SITS.
Elizabeth, N. J. Amalia Oblak
$500.
La Sale, Ill. Leo Zevnik $1.62.
Cleveland, o. Mary Zaverl So,
John Kosin (Girard) 81; Anton
Jankovich Csc, skupaj 1925. (Po-
slal Anton Jankovich.)
Rev, Pa. Anton Stopar 75c.
Nekje v Franciji. Pvt. Frank
Groser So.
Fairport Harbor O. Lovrenc
Bajc BIC.
Virden, Ill. Frank Ilersich $1.1O.
Rochester, Mich. Milan Kokano-
vich $500.
Cicero, Ill. John Podgornik 81.
San Francisco, Calf. Louis Kuz-
mix So.
Oakland, Calf. Ant. Tomsic Use.
Cleveland, O.. Frank Cesen 81.
POSTAL John Krebel.)
Murray, Utah. John Malich 75c.
Skupaj $24.84, prejsnji izkaz
s1.246.56. skupaj s1.273.4o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20

Pise CHARLES PoGORELEC

good work. Frank" Hvala ii.
iskrena, Frank, z zeljami, da Sc
skoro vrneS med mas zdrav in
vessel. Frank je bill eden tistih
nase mlajse generacije, XII lie
zmerom rad pomagal, bodisi v
Centru, ma klubovih veselicah.
ali kjerkoli je videl, da je ME
gova pomoc potrebna.
Lovrenc Bajc, Fairport Har-
Dor, O., je postal dive now ma
rocnini, provizijo pa poklonil
tiskovnemu skladu. +.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan.
Ill, je postal 4 narocnine. Cital-
MICA SIND je prispevala SIS V
sklad 300-terih, Paul PekIaj pa
je narocil Kernov Besedniak.
Frank Volkar, Maple Heights,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20
& POVESTNI DEL &

Ia beseda je ocitno kazala ma
slutnjo najinega razmerja, ola
je Liza umolknila in pogledala
v tia.
Spotoma Sc je gospa nagnila
ma mole uho: "Vasa ljubica DO
matt cez nekaj casa pa:
"Porocite 10! Raje nego Lojzo.o
TIE besede je govorila mrzlo,
kot da nj mic v Nth in Jill ie
mogoce vsako minute pono-
viii
Ko je Wax stall ma postal, me
je vabila S seboj. Nisem Sci. Go
spa mi je zugala S prstom skozi
okno:
NE morete mi vec utajiti."
Pa je bila brezupna zalost tu-
di ma njenem obrazu. S tenn
dnem me je smatrala ma v,ske
"a izgubljenega. Ko Sc je pre-
maknil Wax, Sc med vriska-
MEM mladih obrazov nj mogla
ubraniti Solz.
Domov sem bezal. Yes poten
sem bill, ko mi je odprla Liza
hlsna vrata in je obrnila pogled
cd meme. :
Prijel sem jo "a glavo in obr-
nil MEN obraz prot sebi. V ME
nih oceh sem videl goreti ljubo-
sumnost, XII jo je zgala v prsih.
"Kaj ii je?"
."Katera teh je tvoja liubi-
ca?" je vpraSala naivno in brez
ironije.
"Nobena. Kaj mislis?"
"Vse upanje sem izgubila.
Kako Sc morem JAZZ primerjati
Z mimi ="
20 tenn ne govori," sem dejal.
"Ce bi te oblekel v mestno OBJ
leko -"
Wee nisem mogel reel. v me-
nj Sc Sc nj odlocilo. Moral sem
preboleti zalost. Ubiti SAME O
zeni, XII DO cloveka dusevno ra-
zumela in hodila z MIN isto pot
v veselju in bridkosti. To so laz-
nive SAME pesnikov o zenskeh.
Pa SO vse enake, ma las podo-
bne
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20

naseljence in il ME SO Sc raz-
posiliali odvisni pridelki IL de
zele. Bila ie najvecie mesto S
10000 prebivalci. New York jih
je incl med Is in 80 tisoc, Bo-
ston pa okrog 10000. Zapomni-
te 81 to. Zapomnite pa 81 tudi,
da je Trinerjevo grenko vino z
vitamini B-1 zanesljivo zelod-
enc zdravilo in lahko odvajalno
sredstvo. Poskusite ga in ga ra-
bite pc navodilih ma steklenici.
Kupite ga pri vaSem lekarnar-
ju, ca yam pa ia ne more postre-
ci z MIN, piSite naravnost ma
JOS. Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ash
land Ave, Chicago 8, Ill. Tri-
nerjevo grenko vino uziva slo-
YES pr t~isocerih druzinah re 81
let.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20
BEG PRED SENCO

49, ON, oSAh 0CJoA. AACJ NJ
mogoce, dragica. Povedal ii
bonn. Pref ko mogoce, dragica."
Ma ia moi odgovor, XII Sc je
izmaknil V nedogleden cas-, Sc je
LOLA zamislila. Poteza skrbi Sc
il je zarezala ma ceio. Vendar
me nj hotela plasiti S svojo be-
sedo. Same pogledavala je ma
me, XII me je grizla do tistih dni
Sc neZnana skrb.
\ Gospa FAM mi je pisala, da
me obisce z ucenci "a majniski
izlet. To priliko je spretno upo-
rabila, ola me je zopet videla, XII
en- Sc il izmikal, in govorila z
menoj.
V svojem dusevnem razpolo-
zenju sem sprejel to novice z
nejevoljo, a nisem smell polka
zati tega, Sci sem ma postaio in
sem il razkazal vse uboStvo
grape in vasi; nazadnje sem jih
peljal ma svoje stanovanje.
Salili SO Sc in bill dobre vo-
lie. Mole BESIDE so bile redke.
oprico mole slabe wolfe Sc je
zresnil ia ali oni obraz in Sc je
ozrl pc meni. &c sem Sc .nasme-
hnil, sem Sc nasmehnil z gren-
kobo. Nisem vedel, odkod IL
vira to mole stanje in zakaj je
ravno ia dan tako mucno. Go
spa me je ujela ma samem in
me vprasala:
"Povejte, kaj YAM je?"
Sal mi nj MIC" sem dejal.
"Strasno ste zalostni in po-
trti; mic vec tako kot ste bill"
Meme oci so me zrle izprasu-
ioce. Men obraz Sc je cd bole-
zni popravil, cello rdecico je
imela v licih.
"Saj nisem zalosten,' sem
tail,
"V besedi vas poznam. Ne
morete utajiti." Gledala je ma
me prodirajoce, kot bi hotela
odkriti skrivnost mole duse:
"Meni Sc zdi, meni Sc zdi -"
Fri sem jo mrzlo, trohica mr.
znje je zablestela v moth oceh.
Nisem maral, da Sc KIDD brska
pc moi notranjosti. "Kaj Sc
yam zdi?"
"Koliko let ina dekle, XII nam
je streglo?"
"Devetnajst ="
Gospa me je merila: "zaljub-
ljeni ste vanjo -"
NE" sem 10 zatajil.
Senca, SENECA! Ne ubezim il
nikoli. Kan maj grem? Ali mai
Sc pogreznem v tia, ali maj Sc
spremenim V pepel? = Gospa
FAM pa je grebla neumorno v
notranjosti.
me recem. vi ste zaljubljeni.
Ona je zaljubljena V vas. Kako
vas pogleduje! Mole oci Sc ne
varajo. vi ste - potrebovali
zensko."
Nj mi prizanesla, tudi S to
besedo ne. Imela je bistre oci,
da sem umaknil pogled pred
MO. "Motite SCI" sem dejal. In
vendar Sc nj motila. Nagonsko
je spoznala vse.
Ko Sc je poslavljala cd mas,
je gledala Liziko dolgo V oci:
"Pridite v mesto!"
Kan maj grem?" je dejala.
"Saj ne znam nikamor."
HCocnnI moi voc pciro1io -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20
FRANCE BEvK:
(Nadaljevanje.)

Onemel sem. Naslonil sem Sc
y temi in zrl ma zensko, XII nj
vec dvignila pogleda in SO solze
mocile njena lica. Ne pred sa-
MIN seboj niti pred LILO nisem
mogel tajiti, da me je ia novica
nrevzela. Senca obupa je legla
nreko meme. LIE cisto v dnu je
Iezala trohica ~prijetne zavesti:
biti oce, imeti otroka -. Toda
prvi hip je zmagovalo vse dru-
60.
Razumel sem, cemu je sama
stopila v mojo soho. Cemu je ma
migliaj vdana in ponizana in
nina niti drobtine lastne wolfe
vec. Kakor da sta Memo telo in
niena duSa moja, odvisna cd
mole milosti ali cd mojega pre-
kletStva.
V meni je pretezko kovalo.
Tolazil sem 10. Toda nisem ma
sci prave BESIDE "a tolazbo, ko
sem Sc ogibal glavne besede, XII
bi 10 utesila.
Mlelo me je kot med dvema
mlinskima Ramona. Misel, da
bi postala moja zena, Sc pc vsej
sill nj hotela ust>viti v meni.
Tisti vecer in naslednje dni Sc
lie radost umaknila tezkemu
bremenu, XII je leglo ma duso.
Odloceval sem med zivlje-
MEM in z~ivljenjem. Use je Dilo
zastrto pred mojimi ocmi.
Pc vec tednih odlaSanja sem
Sc sestal z Lojzo. V vecernem
mraku me je pocakala in me
Skoro objela vprico ljudi. Zdela
Sc mi je lepa, mladostna, MIA
dostnejSa kot kdaj pref. Zdrav-
je zrele zenske je velo IL ME.
Ko sva bila ma samotni poti,
Sc ie njena roka sama cd sebe
ovila okrog mojega vratu. Me
ne oci so pogledale zaskrbljeno
dino mojih.
"Kaj ii je, FAINT moj?"
Sal nisem vedel, kaj mora
biti vzrok njeni nenavadni ra-
dOSti. Ali cato, ker Sc dolgo nj
Sva videla, ker tudi pisal nisem
kot pc navadi. Pc vrhu tega me
je videla ubitega, takega, da
sem jedva mogel spregovoriti.
Kakor da lei jok ma moth ust-
micah.
Njena pisana VOLTA je poteg-
Mia crto radosti tudi preko mo-
jega obraza. Nehote mi je zlezel
naSmeh ma ustnice.
Vessel SEM" sem dejal. In da
Sc ne zlazem niti sebi, nit Mi,
sem pristavil: . &c tie vidim
tako :"
10 SVa sedela ma pomladni
trait pod cvetocimi drevesi, so
Sc meme ustnice nagnile do mo-
Jlh: "Povej mi, kdaj?"
Gledal sem v mracno globi-
no, V kateri je sumela reka. Te-
zko Sc je zgnetlo okrog mojega
Srca in nj hotelo V odgovor, XII
ga je dekliSko srce tezko prica-
kovalo. Pocasi sem poiskal ME
no roko in il stisnil prste, kot bi
Sc laSkal re vnaprej "a nepovo-
lien odgovor. = Da bi podprla
SvoJo besedo, je dejala: "Moja
ieta bezijo =. Tebi Sc ne mudi."
10 me je zbodlo. Zdramil sem
Sc, Ko sem pogledal v MEN 81
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20

Ako ste prejeli opomin, da YAM
je narocnina potekla, prosimo, OBJ
10 cimprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-12-20
Il omeriske zgodovine
PHILADELPHIA

Ali veste zaksj je Philadel-
phia prednjacila ma predveceru
ameriske revolucije /. 1774?
Sluzila je kot vodilna luka "a
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-14
~ ARN ERiBG.t FAST
I'll rL.i~ FROM Bidding

h - EI = I.Nr. TIE best lrIi 'u
"atc L. t'-II ."" play H.H i-
rlsarIy indicated h.. the lfaaIa=
which Tire "gp,nrHts .ui ueiuI=
rl,Y Iea,l-a ta~u nuaI htIa,t.
often tL-E HIIl i.a mole trH. uf.v
.'Ht E.sius yuu q pretty Ian ls,-
IUtc II tnv.E hands Tins .nu ,u-
allie 80. syH.st.mvs L. /, pretty
sure about hu. Tie G,,laI.I wlu
rlns i.l Is contract. cons, uuvUi-
" pretty certain about What lr
wishes yuu ..uuId leId aUI ..hai
hs wishes Suu wu-.ld Lot lead
Many su.h situations ,au L.
easII, classified EIrst amy.l
Iheil - tLe ,t,r III which OlIg
f..p declarations have hteu m,.-
Toned the .Hs which becomes
he NAL contract amt a sult which
had he,u mi ~ thc player who
ultimately becomes the dummy
lu fnus" cases. the d,clLi-I gen
.lally would rather have vuu lead
the suit h.d Dy the dummy than
anything else, especially II the
contract Is 80 Trump That helps
hIm 10 get Il head ,iart IN setting
up the suit. So leading that Sug'
would usually be the worst lead
possible.
Let us now consider several bad.
ding sequences. as follows.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-14

bUt the other day found one
such report on this very Suhicc,
q pa!pi'ation .! he heart. |
wrote on the subject in answer.
1" query recently, hU, ,yas uo,
satisfied with the answer and hy
in.tItWt1ng a search in the mcdi-
cal literature" J ran across two rc-
ports that aiv" n exact lrturu.-
tI"n on The relative frequency Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-14
FL LOG ~ CLENDENIN1. ND

one OF Ny t.tt.,u..,-s - tn
''ri ia mrA...d literature the
h'hd ~ ''g"ri a. which some cur-
'"' has s'.',.'" a ,,up." oymllum
"hd 'i"'.'" Il -,r.,, ut u.r.,.,,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-07

Carol. A. J. HenEesback. Harvey Hen.
sesbsch. George Dahl. August X.
Herbst, p. stetanelyk. Chas Reske.
Max Eschriek. 8, J. and Mare Lasato,
Myrtle Mahoney. Jos, Jansen. II. Gin
Ike, Mary Nsgel. Earl and-K Schroe-
der, Edward Sadowski, Fred Kosakie-
wiz, 4 Thinner. Salvatore DeMartino.
Fred KoEakiewicy. Maggie Fsss. Hugh
Vance, Chas. LonE, Gancello Welch,
josephine Rensud. Christine Wlktn-
son. Frank Kaiser, Fred KoEakiewicz,
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