davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
@rof5tean1ten Rerfantntlu1Q

s(m letten Samstas. Sen %. So
mar, tamen oie @robbeamten in Der
Sauptfanslei bes Central 9erbanoes,
535 Sedoer 8los, a1iammen, um Die
guderpriiflng por5unebmen. Gieie
arbeit miro INNER GROCER, es nimmt
einen gan3en Gag in aniprud, bis
8iter griinolidy gu priifen.
Nad Ser Hriifuns begaben iid ale
nad ibren Sitartieren, nm iib aus5u-
rubeL oamit iie nGhlten Morsen al
Ser 8eriammlllns nit friid,em Geiit
on bie slrbeit gebet f0nnen.
sm 'Sonnfasmorsen Inn 10 llbr
mare nale itrl8eltieite Sahienbeinl
anlpeleno llno ser @rob- -ErGlioert
Sobn 8altbes fonnte oie 8erlamm=
lung piinftlid) erOifpen. slIs erite Be-
ridteten sic 8roBperipalter, oab iie
ale 8iider in better Sronuns eeiun,
oen bdtten. Damn beriftete Ser 8roB-
Fraiioent, 6aB ser Central Serban6
trot Ser id1peren 3eiten bod nodb
INNER Gortidwitte mode. GaB I'M
lesten Ssabr 2O7 neue Mitslieoer Dem
0erbano beisetreten tpGren. Gise-1rG-
ii0ent q. @. Yetri beridtete, oab er
uls 0elegat Dem 6raternal aonereB
beigeiuobnt babe uno oaB er aae Mui-
trage oes @roB- -Hr1iioenten ausge,
fiibrt babe.
0roB-SefretGr @eorg Nartini be,
ridtete. bab sic Susenoabteilune ni1t
Den Jortidritt eemadt babe mas er
erpartct, es lei aber inlmerbin Elm
tleiner 5ortihritt 81, peraeihnen. gr
beridtete ferner, oaB iiber 800 Mit-
glieoer nun ibre Serfiderms abbc-
5ablt batten aber nur lpeuige ibrs
3ertififate fir 8areelo eingel0it bot.
tent einige bdtten ioear neue 3ertifi.
fate berausgenommen. 31peiter @roB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
koofebelt gtbt an
kongreB @efeb
fir. 5ol0atfnmahl


Soloatenlpabl i'm Serbit, bat toen Aer-
ger Ser 8egner &ooieoeIts aufs neue
angeitadelt. @ooiepelt erflGrte, oab
cine slbitimmung nur fir ErGfioenten
6urd) Sic Solbaten cine Beleioiguna
oerielben lei uno Saraui aneelegt lit.
Vertpirrltng su bri1gen.
@isber lit spar beidloiien sporSen,
oaB bie Soloaten Sas 3eht our @abl
erbalten, aber oie sbseoroneten iino
iid ielber nod nidt einig ipie es aus
seiibt ,peroen ioa. Die &erren Gene
rale aber erfldren, ba Bes ,im1n0g-
lid iein, Die SotSaten an Ser sront
in oie stbitimm,lng binein5uaieben.
Senator 5ait BON Ohio nabm TO-
fort bas Sort l,no ertIGrte, bob sic
eil,sereidte Gorlase oes Efaiioente,,
cine 8eleihisung bes &onereiies iei.
Graft tritt fir elm Staatstidelt elm.
nabreno anid)einero Mooiepelt elm
Ieoeral-5idet uerlanet. 9aft tpirft
nun Hooiepelt unb Sen 8enerGlen Dor
oaB lie 5,lrht Dor einem Staatstidet
Daben. 9as meitt, ieber Soloat ion
oas Sifet ieines Staates tp1bIen fo;,.
men, uno oie 8enerdle io8en, es mare
unmoglldJ ausanfinoen, Gus. lpeldlem
Staate Ser Solbat itanme. SIN iibr!-
gen tpiiroe bas nid)t BON 8ebe,ltung
iein, benn bis aur Serbltipabl ipiiroe
es 81 oiel 3pit in Anipruh uemnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Waibington. Ser Social Securitu
Boaro empfabl gum eritemnal ole
Ginfiibrung elmer Bunbesoeriiherung
5ur 8eitreitung bon Mr3trehnunger.
Sn ieinem adten Sabresberibt on Sen
&ongreb iett iid ser Musidub aud,
auf Musoebnung ser gesenapGrtiger
So5iaIperiiferung auf 6armer,
Sausangeitellte uno ielblt6noise Sc.
!uerbatreibenoe i'm llmfong bon ettpa
20 Willionen tpeiteren YerIonen elm.
MuBerbem lit Ser 8oaro fir eine Na-
tionale Mrbeitsloienberii6erung, UNI
Die itaatlihen Mr6eitsloienperiife.
rnngen Al erieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Waibinston. Inter Dem 0rud, oe,
Abidneioung aaer tpirtibaftliben 9e
5iebungen 81 slrgentinitn bat oos
Sano nadseseben, oie .Spionentdtia
felt Ser 'slbie 81 iiber,paben, inoen
es bic oiplomatilhen 8esiebungen uh
brab. Gem gbbruh NOR Die Gerbaf
tung zines argentiniifen &onIuls in
9ermtSa porausgesangen uno oa
onrd ser 8elpeis erbradt, baB sic ar.
gentiniibe Reeierung in geipiiien
areiIen oie sIdie nit Spionagemate.
rial periorgte. 9ieiem Shritt folate
Sie Ni6tanerfennlrng ser neuen boil.
pilhen Resieruns, sic nit ahiengels
errid)tet tpuroe.
Sur6 8rltd Ser 8e5iebungen mi,
Ser gdyie 1T es oen Jiibrern nift mebr
pergo.lnt, ein iiheres 2anS oufsl,
lrden, ipcnm ser 3uiammenbrud
fommt. Sitler lmo @0ring iollen be.
reits Die sbiidt sebubt baben, iib in
Mrgentinien nieDer3ulaiien. Ioh bat
Spanien ertlGrt, oaB es sic 2uitper
binoung nit Siioamerifa 1pegen ser
groBen &riegsgefabren eingeiteai
babe.
sluc1 in paraguay lit sic MdNe iebr
tdtis unS oie oortise YoliSei bat lc.
eben cine Serifuorune segen bie jet
5ige &egierung auigeoedt uno niele
0eamte perbaftct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
fapit lek,,t 2lmfei,tkalt Il,
Dc,atictlonN teieNer ab

Stodbolm. ~gftonSibnineen" be.
ridtet aus 3iirih, 'oaB Bapit Eius er.
neut Seutlde SoridlGge = oie nod
Ser alliierten Sanbuns iiiSlih Moms
.pie6erbolt tpurben = absapieien ba.
iib nod elmer beutiden Staot su be,
geben. 9as 6e1tidJer &ontrolle unter.
itebenoe Sfanoinuoiife Selegrapben.
biiro erflGrte aus Hom. SaB oit
Shiueiser. 8aroe Ses 3apItes felt be,
Ranoung beritdrft uno sic 8erteioi'
eungen bon Gatifanitabt in GuBerltG
8ereitidyait periett tporoen 1eien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

trauen iesen, oaB iie ieSeu Collar,
Ser fir oie iieereide 0urd. iiibruna
bes 8rieses tatiddlid benotiet iu:ro,
ridtis abgetuagt baben, urS hab Die
Gaiten, oie iie Sen Steuersablern
auferlegen iuouen, gareDtiertist iino.
Oas be6eutet aber feincsspegs, Sai,
Ser angeiorSerte 8unoesbansbalt nun
blinolinss sutgebeiben merbem muf
uno feiner Nahpriifune beSari. Gr
entbalt nidt nur YoIten, Die Sas 8e.
biet militdrilder Mabnabmen betref.
fen. Gr beiidt audi Belpiqislngcr fir
Spede io5ialer uno tpirtld.aitliber
Natlr. Die gum 1eiI tpeit iiber sic
Sfriessoauer binai,sgehen. gr UNI.
fa6t ard Musgaben fir eae Nel,oro-
nl,ng, oie bisber nur ourdJ cine poll
tiide un0 tbeoretilbe Gini!eGung be-
griin0et lit. Gr biret sic 8efabr eiAer
finan5iellen @ersettellmg, Die nur 81,
elmer @erldngerung oes 3rieges bei-
tragen f0nnen.
Gs lit Sade 6es iid ieincr Ser
authorizing be,puBten 3ongreiies als
oes geiesgebcnoen 3tueises unierer
&egierrng, iorgiam oie SoHSe digit
lesen uno gu oerbiiten, 6ac aud nur
elm eir5iser Dollar unn0tig uno nus-
los berausaabt miro, a,no SOB foit,
ipielise &interlithen bon Ser Mrt,
lpie iie uns i'm lesten Sabrsebnt ic
reiddid beidert iuuroen, ahsge,ner3t
lperoen. Nur tpenn 6as Nolf ser Ser:
einigteu Staaten oapon iiberSeliet
ipirS, oab ieoer, i'm Qriessbuoect rcr-
geiebene Gent geredtfertiet lit. miro
es obne Murren ale Opfer brineen,
Die Don ibm i'm Sntereiie elmer &c.
iiderten 3utlmft perlanot tuerocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Die Groberungskriege 9apans begannen
frb0n bor 50 9abren

Die auf ser 2onferena bon 2airp
suiiden BrGiiSent &ooiepelt, Nremier
Gburhin i,n6 Yr6iioent gbiang &ai-
Sbef bon China setrofiene Gntidci-
oung, Sapan a0e iene @ebiete abai,-
nebmen, Die es iid in ieiner assrsi-
iipen Grpaniion ieit 1895 aneeeienet
bat, entbalt fiir oie gereinieten Staa-
ten ein gang beionoeres MaB BON Sc.
redtiefeit. 9enn mebr als ieoe on
oere Station batten Die uSM 6aau BEL
getrasen. Sapan aus ieinem Sorn-
r0s6cniflaf feuoaliitiider Mbgei6loi-
ienbeit 5il ertpefen ilno I'M &reile ser
abcnSldnbiihen @elt tpiafommen 5u
beiben. Mebr als je6es anoere 2ane
ballten fie &anoel unS gertebr rit
Sapan aus ino lieferten inn icear
lange 3eit alles Sdrottmetal uno
Del uno Mluminiunl, bas es fir iein,
Groberungsplane unb -siiee ben0tis-
te. un6 es !paren aud 6ia Gereinis.
ten Stoaten, nod beren Mu|ter So
pan bauptiahlih feline rapioe il,ou.
itrielle Grpaniion oreaniiierts. Sa
= bie Sapaner madten iogar bas
amerifaniid,e Nationalipiel: Baieball
ou ibrem eigenen: tuabrbaft Elm 9ei.
ipiel Ser 9eahabmung ameritaniider
!2ebensmetbooen, oas ein5is baitebt.
stber Damn lieB iid5 Sapan oor iei-
men madttrunfenen uno eroberungs-
liiiternen arieesberren Sasu rtriiib-
rem. feline frie6lid)e 5ipililatoriidje gnt-
tuidluns a,f oen Muf- u,l6 Musba, Ell
ner brutalen ariegsmaidine u,.ssu.
itellen. Ssapan mar, ,pie Die Seatioual
Geographic 'Soeietp ausfiibrt, nur
cine ipenig befunnfe Samml,rng mits
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Sefretdr 9anieI Steiner beridtpte
aan5 flr5 iiber Die 8erteilung ser
Bidder uno oaB oas aonlitee in oielem
Sabre nift 10 tltis sespeien iei, pie es
bate lollen, aber oaB lei Der sesen-
sudrtisen 3eit 5uauldreibeu.
Grobi6asmeiiter Sobm 3iesler BE-
rihtete, baB ser 8erbanb nllnmebr
iiber 10000 in &esierunss-8on6s
angelest babe; baB bon oem Neort.
gagescro nllr nod $49, 900 ausitebeno
ipdren, i,no oab oas @ermosen oes
Central SerbanSes 5ienrlid 9eipahien
lei. Man leie Sen Jilpansberiht on on.
oerer Steae 6ieier 3eituns unS Sic
tperoen ieben, oaB Ser Central @er-
9mo balo elm 8ermOgen bon eirruno=
einbalb Millionen bot. Muh in oieiem
Sabr fonntem sic 0roBbeon,ten be-
ihlieBen, Sen W}iteliebern pieoer ei-
men Nonat 9utidreiben 5u lailen. Sb
Dies nun ieoes Ssabr pon biniort getan
peroen fann, b6ngt gaas oapon ab,
pie piel mir NIT unierem @elo Der
oienen fonnen, 6enn be,lte befoumt
man nid)t mebr 10 bobe Sinien ailf In
peitiertes 8elo uno 8utihreibuneen
fonnen MIR een,od)t ,ueroen. ,penn
eeniigemo lleberidJub uorbanoen lit.
Gs lit mebr @elo eil9etonmen als
mas seieelib not,uenoig lit, um gun.
oertpro5entig aabl,unssfdbie 5u iein.
9luei .Saueisoereiile batten nudse
liubt lun bie &onbention: Glepelnno
Dit, 3tpeig 33, unb Canton. Ohio.
3aueig Ia. 9sab griimoliher Berah,ng
sparen Die Beamten Ser Mniibt, 6ai
GleoelanS geeieneter ,p1re fiir Die
&onoention. neil es central eeleeen
lit uno Ser 8ertebr beiier lit; rmS 10
lui,roe Sic &onpention benz 3iueig 50
(S6lub ouf seite Sd
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

tine" oes uirtif)aftlids sberuflideu
8opfotts uno ser ipiten,atiiden elus.
bungerltng ibrer pebrloien iiioiiden
Opfer begniiet, 10 erfIdrten lie nun
oas ofiene, blutige 8oerom in 8erma.
nen5. Sc bduften iih 8eridte iiber
planmdbige Suoenubid idla1h,ngen, bie
feinen 3tueifel mebr oaran laIien
fonnten, SaB, ipte oie &ooiebeItide
aunoeebune beiast, BEL Sen gsa3is sic
Mbiidt Ser ooaItGnoigen Mnsrottuna
Ser Sltben uno anberer Winoerbeiteu
i'm 8ereib ser .Neren SrSnung gu,
ropas" beitebt.
Cider 1T es erfreulib, oaB oie @e,
gierung iid) in ser @egenaftion offen-
bar nid)t mebr an Ole normaIen Siplo,
matiiden Mittel balten mill, nit 81.
men man nod in 8ermuou ausfom-
men 81, f0nnen glaubte. 9as ssIii6t-
lingsmnt bat pieImebr sic Mnipcilalng,
Den Spfern ser &itleriden @iufiir,
insbeion1ere oenen, bic in unmittel.
barer 2ebensgefabr idppeben, ralle ii.
aenotuie in ibrer Madt itebarbe Sill,
fe aaaeoeiben 3u laiien". fh5u, mic
es in oem porliegeuoen 8eridt beibt.
|oielleidt ie!bit Sic 3ubilfenabn,e Ser
~llntergrunobepegung" in sen Der,
ifapten 2Gnbern uno 8cbieten ge-
bort.
Man oarf nun NIT Spannling Ser
fonfreten Nltsauirfuusen oieies @ooie.
oeltiden Sdrittes entgegenieben. gs
6iirfte babel aaes oapon abb1ngen,
meiien 8dnoeu Die aftipe 0eitung Ses
neuen Silfstperfs a,tnertraut miro
Wir erinnern uns, Sab audi nah Ben
Gerban6luneen in Bermuda oeripro.
den tulroe, es ioae .alles seid)eber,.
mas 5iir Hethtne Der e,,ropaiidca
5liihtlinge m0glid it,, nnr blie5 es
oamals BEL ihonen He6en. Die alliier.
ten &egierungen Dermodten ii6 bis.
Der nid)t einmal gu Dem gntidluI
allf5uraffen, ioen erforoerlihen
'Sfifisraum fir llnterbalt llnl
transport iolber l1neliifliben aur
8erfiisung 5l itelIen, oblpobl bod
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Dtlfe ftir bic .fldrbtlinqe

Die Ginies,sne zines &riessfliidt.
iingsants ourh Sen pr6iioenten
Mooiebelt miro iiberou 90, mo- man
oes Mit9efibQs nit sen 2eioen ser
nod ibrer GrI0iuns aus ser gaaib0ae
barrenoen Opfer raiiiiber, reliei0ier
uno politiider 8erfoleung iGbia lit,
nit @enuatlmng ai,fsenpnmnen tper.
Den. Die 8efrie6iguns, nit Ser aIle
anitdnoieen Meniden oieie Nadridjt
begriben tper6en, lit um 10 edter, ols
Die i'm Jriibtabr oorieen Ssabres in
8ermi,Sa beranitaltete inter-alliierte
aonferena allem Muidein mod Elm
bouig negatives Grsebnis bate unS
erit fiir5lid aus Dem Munoe oes
&ilfslhntsietr 8refinrioge
Gong Meuber,m9en famen, sic anneb-
men laiien fonntem in gsaibimgtou
beitebe feine @eneigtbeit, oen billie
iu6enoen 6liidtqineen aud nur in
Der Oraee elmer libcralen NiplpoIitif
tpeiter entgegen5utonmen.
lfnter 0ieien llnrt6noen biloet es
cine piItomq,ene lleberralduna, MN
5u erfabrer, DOB oie Gereinieten
Staotea eine neue Snitiatipe in Ser
Jliidtiinssfrase ereriffen baben.
@ooieDelt unteritreibt IN ser Ser.
oromang, NIT Der er Sas neue amt
ins 2eben .riit. oie Oringlidteit tat
frdfti9en Ginereifens Ser Gereinigten
Staaten, :uenn Der Na5ipIan ser TO-
talen gusrottling ser iiberIebenoen
iiion4en 8en0lferurg 1utS anberer
mib1iebieer Minberbeiten in Sitter.
Guropa burdtrei5t tueroen ioa. Man
erinnert f1 Der oIarmierenoen, Sofu,
mentariib eintpanofrci belegten Gnt-
biillineen oeS .Snftitute Of Sespiib
affairs" ton grptemtcr porigen
Sabres iiber bos 1empo oas oie .oi-
quioierait,s" 6es elropdiiden Suoen,
t,,ms IN Der ariegs5eit ansenommen
bat. un6 1pie bos 1empo oes Soften.
freu55ugs gegen Sic Suoen baben iid
ieitber auh Die Mtetboben ee1nSert: !:
&atten Die Na3is fid porber inn ,nc-
fentlihen NIT Der rtrofenen @nillo-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

telalterliher agrariiher Snieln, OILS
Hrdiioent Gilmore unS &ommooore
Serrp i'm Sabre 1854 feline SG'en
Dem Beltperfebr er0iineten. aein So
paner bate 223 Sabre lang Sas sn-
ielreih oerlaiien Siirien, uno audj Sic
groBe rGrnellerlns", Sibin, ourh sic
Sas feuoale &aitenipitem abgeidaiit
uuroe, erfolete audi crit nod 1870,
B. ;. alio fait 9 Sabr5ebste nat) oe1n
unltpdlaen6en Greienis bon 1854.
0amals ipurOe es Sen Sapanern crit
malig geitattet, lire eisnen ssamilien"
nanen gu berl,ten, anitatt oerer ibrer
&erren unb Weeilter. Sie &rieeerfaitc
tpuroe ermuntert, ibre langen Soar
fnoten abSuidneiSen uno aui ,irieo-
iamen Spa5iersdngen in Sen StreEe,
Ser Staote feline Shlperter metr 81
tragen. llnb bon oa ob begann Sapan,
Die abenolGnoiihe @elt aufs rapiSeite
at imitieren.
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ldon Der 9eillnoe gerltano ben uIi-
ierten StaatsmGnnern lager muBte,
Sa6 iiioiide uno anoere Spfer ser
rNenen Sronung" iebenfaas miaigere
Selfer in Ser ~slrbeitsidlabt" gegell
Sitter iein tpiiroen, als etlua italis-
niide &riesseefansene!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Sec5beflenmi,neen iino uituntcr
Sarauf 5usiid5ufiibren oaB Sie 2iebe
ourd Sen Masen sesansen lit.
Gs ware 1pobl angebrad)t, itatt BON
elmer ihlmfen 2inie bon elmer punf=
tierten 2inie 5u ipreheu. #
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Derieneeft II japanii4e
Sstifie mitH beihGNieet, 5

@uitralicn. II fapaniihe Shific
tu,roen am Montag nerieuft unS 5
ifper beiddoigt i'm Siiolpeitpa5iiif.
"a iapaniihe Sagoilug3euge iuurben
berunteraeid)oiien iibcr 9teu 8riten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Seine eriten Ggpanfonen

Seine erlte territoriale Grpaniicn
auf Soften anoerer gationen lpielte
iid in 6em fur5en dineiiid-iapanilt-
Ell 8riege bon 1894-95 ab, an osiien
S6lub es oie dineiiide Sniel Jormo-
ia, Die 5ueinlal 10 9rob mie SEEM Ser
iep lit, an iib rib. Seute leben a,,f ser
Sniel, bie reid on Mineralien, &eis,
3uder, Sampler lit, 3 @illionen @ten-
i6en. Mber MIR 5 Yro5etrt bapon iinb
= unb oies nod oa5u fnapp = SSa-
paner. Sur gleifen 3eit erlparber sic
Sapaner Die aus ga Ssnieln beltehenoe
1escaoorenA@ A@ruppe bon China. Bon
oieien Srieln tparen nltr 81 betpobnt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-10
Bombings Rock South
 England Like Quake
ports of Genoa and Livorno in northern Italy before dawn today.
 Clouds Over Straits
Continued from Page D

ports of Genoa and Livorno in northern Italy before dawn today.
 Clouds Over Straits
 Clouds hung over the Straits of Dover during the early morning, but the sun was breaking through at noon and coastal watchers ex- pected another day of heavy attacks designed to smash coastal defenses, snarl railway communications and drive German planes back from their forward airdromes.
 Inhabitants of the English south east coast found sleep impossible last night as the RAF carried out what the air ministry described as concentrated attacks" on German long range gun emplacements, rocket gun installations and other defenses and Notifications which the Germans have built to combat any Allied landing.
 Some residents said they could feel the hot air blast from the bombs bursting across the channel. Others told of binding bomb flashes that illuminated the straits as though by daylight.
 The first of the waves of four engined Lancasters and Haligaxes. each of which could carry up to eight tons fo explosives on such a short haul. hit the Calais area shortly before midnight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-10


 sionally to draw MT. Roosevelt out, but without expectation of success. Few of them doubt that he will run again. His supporters uniformly are confident of success in November and some of them believe chances of another Roosevelt triumph have been improved this week by develop ments on the labor front.
 For one third, President Philip Murray of the Congress of Industrial Organizations endorsed a fourth term in behalf of which the CIO faction of labor already has estab- lished a political action committee under Sidney Hillman. Hillman and his committee areu nder some what unfriendly Congressional Scru- tiny because of suspicion that they may violate the Smith -Connally act prohibition against union contribu- tions to political campaigns. The scrutiny will continue until the conl- mittee gets going and congressman can determine its method of opera tion.
 Another development interpreted as favorable to MT. Roosevelt's re- election was the new break between the American Federation of Labor and President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers. Uttering words intended to blister the AFL and ridicule the fourth term cam paign, Lewis withdrew his applica- tion for reinstatement of the miners in the AFL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-10

D. m. EWT, when voting in the Na- tional Labor Relations Boards elec- ton was completed. Two hours later a count of the ballots showed that 2,440 employees voted for the union and 1888 against 1t.
 Case Ended
 withdrawal of the governments petition for a temporary injunction restraining Sewell Avery. $l00, ,000-a- year chairman of Wards board of directors, and IS other officials from interference with government opera ton of the plant will end the case as far as the U. s. is concerned.
 Judge William H. Holly was to rule on the petition today but an opin- ion would be needless since the in- junction would be useless now.
 Avery delayed his return to the offices of the huge Ward plant while he attended meeting of the board of directors of the U. s. Gypsum Company. He notified his secretary that he would not be at the mail or der plant lsntil after p. m.
 Tt won't be necessary for them to carry me back" Avery said when he learned he was free to return to the plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-10

the Ninth dive-bombed vital rail bridge at Nantes GaSsicourt and rail yards and a power plant at Valenciennes. Thunderbolt fight CTS escorted them, while other Thunderbolts made offensive sweeps over France, strafing an air field north of Reims.
 The first reported daylight at tacks added some 700 sorties to the total since midnight, which on the basis of announced operations by noon had reached 1900.
 Since midnight RAF heavies and the American planes had dropped some 5000 tons of bombs on Ger many's forward installations.
 Three rail functions were singled out for the heaviest blows by the American planes out this morning
 At Creil, % miles north of Paris and junction for four double and three single track lines from Paris to Frances northern industrial areas and channel ports, the Marauder crews saw their bombs crashing amidst train sheds and freight cars which jammed the yards.
 At Mons
 At Mons, where four double tracks form a junction between the chan mel ports and inland cities, ex- plosions in a roundhouse continued five minutes after the bombers were on their way home, sending clousd of smoke 10000 feet into the sky.
 At Tournai, 28 miles up the Chan neI line from Mons and itself a junction of four double and two sira- gle tracks, Havocs put bombs on the target without encountering serious ant!-aircraft fire.
 The Marauders and Havocs found no German fighter resistance, but anti-aircraft barrages were intense in some sections of France.
 The Marauder- Havoc force drop ped more than 450 tons of bombs and lost two planes. More than 100 Marauders took part in the attack on Creii.
 The announcement of the British tactical air force action boosted the number Of Allied sorties from n1id- night until noon to about 2.000 and the bomb tonnage to nearly $500.
 Mosquitoes Raid
 Twin-engined Mosquitoes carried out the raid on Berlin, planting two-ton block busters among the ruins Of the battered capital before it's huge net of searchlight and anti-aireraft batteries could get them within range. Seven planes were lost in the nights operations
 Soon after down, spitflre fighters crossed the Straits of Dover to inc auguTate the daylight phase Of the offensive on the fourth anniversary Of 0eFmany's invasion Of the low countries and the start Of her con- quests ia the west,
 Medium b0mbers followed the spitliFes toward the continent, and other bombers and fighters later Joined the procession,
 German hr0adeasts said one form atloE approached Luxembourg, whose railway yards were among the 20 targets hit by nearly 5000 Allied planes yesterday, ghile other aiF. craft penetrated northern. western and central Germany.
 The Germans also reported that strong bomber formations" feR over the Danube Alps region. iFdi- eating that Allied planes from Italy had resumed their attacks oii the Balkans. RAF Wellingtons from Italy bombed the German held