davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-09-05
N1zis Murder French Village;
Homes Burned, Many Killed

! mander that Earl Mazo, Greenville
s. c., Of Stars and Stripes, and my
self 60 in with an armed escort
bringing up rations.
When we arrived q dazed old wom-
an was poking through burning
rubble. A mustached, typical French
peasant in q blue shirt and faded
corduroy pants was the only other
civilian visible. His eyes were red
from weeping. The Germans had
shot his son.
From them and 1t. Philip Wagner
of Cincinnati, whose reconnaissance
column first entered the town, we
pieced together the story.
Two days ago the French Forces
of the Interior ambuShed a German
staff car nearby, whereupon men,
bers Of a German panzer grenadier
division surrounded the village,
shooting at anything in sight. Every
thing alive on the streets was killed.
That's how the 72-year-old grand
father died.
One house caught fire. When a
young man fed with clothes aflame
he was shot down. Another older
Evening star., 1944-09-05

man was shot Is he tried to run
into the woods.
The Germans then searched
house by house. seixing every mar
they found. When they came L
the one in bed with 4 broken lei
they just shot him and went on.
The prisoners were loaded or
trucks, taken outside the village and
lined up before machine guns. Most
OF the women and children had fled
terror stricken into the woods, but
the wife Of one man followed the
Germans.
81 She fell on her knees in front
Ct the ofilcer in charge OF the execu-
ton and pleaded for the mems lives,
Her pleas were successful. The
oncer ordered the execution can
celcd, but the soldiers fell on the
helpless men and beat them with
fists and rifle butts.
Other German soldiers went
through the town, looting and set
ting every house on fire.
Next was the village Of Nance,
just like this one, but more people
have been killed." 1t. Wagner said.
Eve passed through there last night,
but did not stay"
This is not the first time this
German OUTFIT burned a village and
shot many men, added 1t. Robert
Walker of indianapolis. I'VE have
been following this panzer outfit
and they burned several villages"
Later, at rear headquarters, came
reports that the village Of Robert
Espange. had been burned and 50
men killed and that Beury had been
Evening star., 1944-09-05

burned. Both villages are between
Vitry and St. Mihiel.
Among those who strongly con.
demned the action OF the Germans
was Corpl. Robert Marks Of Bla-
densburg, Nd, who was one of the
FIRST men entering Martincourt.
CorpL Marks, %, whose home Is
|at 47l4 Annapolis road Bladens-
burg, entered the service October 6,
1912, and before that was employed
as bellhop at the willard Hotel
His wife and 16-month-old daughter
live with Mrs. Marks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David McGaha Of Bladens-
burg. Corpl. Marks Is q native Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1944-09-05

vesttgation. Police Chief .Tierney
said more than 50 shots were ex-
changed.
Chief Tierney said Ars. Flair told
him her husband. j livestock counter
1t south st. Paul. has been suffering
from : back injury and had been
unable to sleep. She summoned
police after he locked himself in
the bathroom.
Detectives were greeted by gun
fire, and called for help. Blair,
they said. took potshots ct any one
passing the house. Finally, Chief
Tierney called for an armored car,
an armored shield. bulletproof vests
H
Evening star., 1944-09-05
Man Holds OF ! Police
In 7-Hour Gun Fiqhf

~ the Associated Prsss.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Sept. 5.-Sam
Blair, 35, barricaded himself in the
bathroom Of his home In West st.
Paul last night and fought on police
for nearly seven hours with q rife
and two shotguns before he sur
rendered after ofncers had flred
tear gas charges into the room.
One detective, Roy Coffey, was
slightly wounded In the wrist and
right leg by shotgun fire. Blair was
held without charge pending an In
Evening star., 1944-09-05
cocoanut Grove Victim
Gets Medical Discharge
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Sept. 5.--Clf1ord E
johnson, %, former seaman first
class, who was severely burned In
the Cocoanut Grove night club fire
in November. 1912, has received a
medical discharge from the Coast
Guard Reserve and departed for his
home In Sumner, Mo.
Mr.. johnson spent 81 months In
hospitals as aftermath of the Cocoa
nut Grove disaster which cost the
lives Of 492 persons.
Evening star., 1944-09-05

and automatic rides and machine
guns.
Maneuvering the armored car into
the lawn in front Of the house, po-
Ice managed to fire : tear gas
cartridge into the bathroom and
Blair surrendered.
Evening star., 1944-09-05

tionoI news, and :. above all, LOCAL news
mo advertising will appear in any issue)
Every Wednesday, beginning tomorrow (Sep-
tennber 6th) The Overseas Edition. with it's en-
veIope will be ready for you at Lonsburgh's You
need only come to the Victory Bond Booth,
Street Floor =. address it, put return address
on it otfx Sc stamp and toss it into the
voting moilbo9. Well see that it gets to the
post office and Uncle Sam will deliver it to your
son, daughter, nephew or sweetheart overseas
as first class mail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

Strange as it seems, mail flooded
the Lurio address on Third Avenue.
Invited 20 speak before the New York
Pathological Society," Lurio (who was
RullofO delivered a lecture on Ian
guage that didn't make much sense.
He had a secret, he declared, which
would vastly further American edu-
cation, and invited the scholars to buy
it-for a half million dollars!
Enraged at the Indifference of New
York's educators, Rulloff trailed
about the country as lurid DR.. LuriO.
In August, 1870, he picked up a pal
and set out for BinGhamton Their
destination was Halbert Brothers
store and their object a shipment of
silk.
With jimmy and bulls-eye Ian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

not take too kindly
to this arrangement Aaron, already
married and With a baby, thought the
homestead overcrowded and he and
his bride departed.
III show them" Rulloff told Har-
riet, "DU. Day has offered me a job
in the pharmacy
Encouraged by-Br. Day, Buftoff do
cidcd TO become physician After
a brisk siXWCvks course, h. moved
TO the ncighhoring town of Lansing.
But business was poor among the
rugged FingcE lakes folk, and f. II.
RullOf, NJ. D., was soon in arrears.
Harriet had presented him with an
infant daughter, and this advent
effected a reconciliation with the
Schutts, who invited the Rulloffs 10
Sunday dinner 1t seemed lucky the
doctor had been invited, for at dinner
Aaron's little girl was taken i'll.
calm yourself" Rulloff said. "The
child has a Slight Indigestion. / have
potion which will cure her"
The potion administered, the tot
drifted off to sleep But the following
day, Aaron raced to Lansing to tell
Rulloff the little one was worse.
Lashing the horses, Rulloff drove to
the stricken homestead in time to
find his small patient dying, his sis
terinlaw in Mysteries. This called
for sleeping powder which Rulloff
pressed on Aaron's wife.
The next morning Aaron's wife was
dead
on June %, 1915, a neighbor, Olive
Robertson, heard quarreling in the
Rulloff cottage.
Had she looked inside she would
have seen Rulloff methodically sharp
ening knives while his wife watched
in fascinated horror from the chair
to which he had bound her.
Al I o'clock the next morning Rull-
off went over to the Robertsons and
told them his wife's wealthy uncle
from Cleveland had taken Harriet
and the baby 20 Ohio.
Il wonder il l could borrow your
horses and wagon, Robertson? Har-
riet left n trunk full of clothing and
toys TO forward I'd like TO cart it TO
the docks at ithaca"
Robertson lent a team and wagon
and helped carry the trunk, which
Wac heavy.
Rulloff drove away iStling. Down
the road piece, he picked up some
school children who sat on the trunk
for a merry ride The doctor drove
with such "Reminiscences that he
arrived in Ithaca too late 10 ship his
trunk on the lake steamer
Evening found him returning with
the trunk to Lansing, and on his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

hOmeW1rd journey
in the moonlight
he took aroundabout
-f5rf7CSrrtC road.
This brought him
into Lansing late at IN
night and ne!nhhar-
Robertson, waiting Calm
up for his team. was UbJ
surprised to see Run.
off unload the trunk
and lug il back into
his cottage Rulloff declared ne
had missed The boat and de
cidcd 20 ship the trunk to Cleve.
land by express wagon.
The tongues Of ncighbors be.
gan to-NaR- I,tEI7FII4f5Fl Y fff6Ac- of ttTC
women had ever heard Harriet
mention relatives in Ohio. Funny
of Harriet TO 60 away without
saying good-by to any friends.
Somebody notified Brother
Aaron-who arrived too late,
for over the weekend the bird
had flown.
Aaron set out in pursuit and
eventually saw that Rulloff was
returned to Ithaca to stand
trial.
But since the bodies Of his
wife and child could not be
found, he could only be sen
fenced to ten years in prison
for abduction.
AS Rulloff stepped out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

tern, RulloQ tackled his final
felony. Breaking in was easy
but getting out proved something
else again. Night watchmen dis
covered the jimmied door, and in
the ensuing gunbattle one OF
them was shot. The killers cs.
capped, one Of them dropping a
shoe in the process.
This shoe, qucerly indentcd at
the tip as if the wearcr had been
minus his big toe, the shcriffs
deputies carried with them while
they combed the Susquehanna Valley.
Around noon, returning in defeat,
the officers spicd a solitary vagrant
stumbling across railroad trcstlc
leading out OF town. He wore fisher
mans boots and carried q pole
Someone suggested he remove his
boots and try on the bandits shoe
The shoe fit perfectly. The vagrant
could not conceal the fact that his big
toe was missing.
He was tried in Binghamton. n. Y,
in the Spring Of 1871, for the murder
of the night Waterman.
Waiting his day on the gallows. nc
confessed killing Aaron SChUtt'S wife
and child, and numbering his own.
sinking his wife's and baby's bodies
in Lake Cayuga.
TuE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

ing remembered, he was hustled back
to Ithaca and again imprisoned.
While lynch mobs ragged outside, he
talked the jailor's son into stealing
the keys and releasing him With
the boy he vanished in Pennsylvania.
These incredible exploits, spiced
with attempts at cOuntcrfeiting and
forgery, were mere preambles to a
gigantic scheme In 1866, this re-
markable advertisement appeared in
a New York newspaper:
A NJ AZING NEW MANUSCRIPT
CONTAINING KEY TO PHIL
OLOGY, ETYMOLOGY, NEOLOGY,
PHONOLOGY, PATHOLOGY!
WRITE For INFORMATION CON
CORNING DR.. LURIO'S SECRET
OF LANGUAGE!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
BY THEODORE ROSCOE

by IHEODOhE KOSCOE
just hundred years ago that most amaZing
person appeared at Dryden placid village in the Finger
! Lakes region of upper New York State.
He a stalwart fellow of o. with large head and
the broad arch of forehead which bespoke the scholar his
only apparent handicap slight eftfoo limp due to the
absence of a big toe.
My name" he told Dryden in tones 'fS Ed
ward Howard Rulloff."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

prison ne was re-
arrested on the
old charge.
Suspicious men
investigating the
graves of Aaron
s hu It's wife
and child found
traces Of poison.
RulloffS doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19


OF evident edu-
cation, he was soon
offered the post of
SchoolmaSter.
This he accepted
Fraeieusly and dis.
play @ d so much
KIN o vie d & @ that
Dryden va S inn
pressed. SO was the
prCttiCst student in
the village school,
sixteen Year oil d
Harriet Schutt.
They were mar
ried and went to
live in the Schultz
home.
Father Schutt and
Brother Aaron did
not take too kindly
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| SOUTH BOSTONO
L!ETUvIU VSUoMENE
Pagelbekine Surinkti Milijona Parasu

ku", xiii negalejo ar nenorejo
per srovinius akinius iziureti
Sio reikalo svarba If nauda.
Todel Lietuviu Jaunimo Ra-
tells, kuris visuomet state Lie
tuvos reikalus pirmoje Veto
je, kuriam neapeina musu par
tijos ir ju gincai, pilnai su-
prasdamas Sio .reikalo svarba,
niekam kitam nesiimant sio
darbo vykdyti, susauke lvairiQ
veilSeju pasitarima, if tapo is
teigta "South BostonO Lietu-
viu ParaSams Rinkti .Komite-
tas'.
Komiteto sastatas sekantis
A. MatjoSka - pirm.,
J. Kasmauskas = vice pirm.
A. Januskeviciene ir K. Me-
reSkevicius - sekretOriai,
J. Kropas - kasininkas.
ADV. J. Gailius yra mielai
sutikes pas save rastineje pa
laikyti lyg ir centra lakstu del
peticijos ir blanku del karo bo-
nu. Norintieji gauti peticijos
lakstu ar bonq blanku kreipki-
tes pas Adv. J. Gailiu, BIT +
Street, So. Boston, Mass. Ju
galima gauti pas visus valdy-
bos narius.
Todel yra kvieciami visi So
Bostono ir apielinkes Lietuviai
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VILNIUS

zydu Publication Society of
America philadelphia islei-
do Israelio Cohen Angliska kali
ba knyga ''Vilno" (531 p., kai-
ma $3.50, kurioje apraso Viii
niaus zydus, gyvenancius Ike
turiu tautQ' tarpe. Oar nete-
ko tos knygos matyti.
Lenku propagandinis leidi-
nys, Poland Fights, recenzuo-
ia bolseviko Meiksinio "The
Baltic Riddle" ir randa kad
Meiksinis "pamirses'' pamineti
Ienku dalyvavima zalgirio
musyje. Sake, pamirses ir
"fakta" buk Vilniuje gyvena
tik $4,000 Lietuviu". Net Viii
niaus kraste, pagal 81 Lenka,
Lietuviu "mazuma".
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= New Yorke, Lietuviu Seimo
buvo nutarta ir jau vykdoma
be kitQ svarbesniu tarimu ir
darbu, Penkiu Milijonu Karo
BonQ vajus ir Peticijai parasu
rinkimas - surinkimui vieno
milijono ar daugiau parasu.
To milijonO istikimu Ameri-
kos pilieciu vardu, Lietuviai
kreipsis j Amerikos vyriausy-
be kad neleistu niekam sunai-
KNIT Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
be ir neatiduotu musu brolius
ir seseris svetimiems vergauti.
Sis. reikalas NUNS visiems
Lietuviams turetu butt Stu die
nu gyvybiniu reikalu. Kick
vienas Lietuvis kuriam rupi
savu broliu, savos tevynes liki-
mas ir laisve, turetu rimtai su-
sirupinti ir paremti visokiais
budais. Turetume neatsizvel-
gti nei ] partijas, nei sroves,
nei keno ar kur padaryta ia
rima ir Quota pradzia Siam bu-
tinam darbui.
Deja, tarp Bostonieciu SIS
reikalas nebuvo nuoSirdziai SUI
tiktas. Delto ta sakau kad ne
esami komitetai, nei paskir
veikejai nesieme ta darba va
ryti pirmyn. Gal vieni mega
vo leidimu is savo "virsinin-
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LVS Skyriai jsu Rensissi Ds|yvaut
Seine Chica9oje
Clevelandieciai Taip-
gi Rengiasi j Selma

Clevelande LVS l skyrius
rengia kortavimo popietl, SEX
madieni, Geguzes Fl, PIP. Sala-
seviciu namuose, 16O2O Nela-
mare Road.
81 smagi pramogele yra tai
SLV LIMO skyriaus ruosimasis
j LVS metini selma Chicagoie
1-mas skyrius rengiasi pa
siusti kelis delegatus ir zada
vaziuoti siaip sveciu is Cleve-
lando reiksminga Lietuvos
Laisves Varpo Jubileju, Birze,
Ito II d.
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Philadelphijos LVS
Skyrius Ina Darbuo-
tbs Daugiau

Philadelphijos LVS 7-tas
skyrius, kuris atliko jau zy-
mius darbus LVS atzvilgiu ir
prisiunte zymias sumas auku
j New Yorko selma ir siaip l..
V. S. centrui, dabar pasiryzo
dar daugiau darbuotis, menu
leisti ranku.
Stai pranesa kad LVS 7-tas
skyrius laikytame susirinkime
Bal. % isrinko sau pastovia
valdyba:
Pirm. - VIM. Paschall
Vice pirm. = A. Bach ir
K. zadeika,
Uzrasu rast. = K. zemaitis
Izdininkas = F. Pukas.
Skyriaus valdyba uzsisakf
'Timeless Lithuania" platini-
mui tarp Philadelphijos zymes-
niu zmoniu ir pardavimui.
Darbuojasi pardavime karo
bonu ir parasu rinkime ant
peticiju. Neziurint priesp pa
stangu trukdyti Sajungieciai
dirba nepaisydami nieko.
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PAMEGO IR PLATI-
MA "TIMELESS
LITHUANIA"

Jonas Savukynas, is NeWbu-
ryport, Mass, raso LVS CEN
trui:
AS apturejau knyga Time
less Lithuania" tai yra labai
grail ir brangi knyga. Dziau-
giuosi caves tokia knyga An
gliskoje kalboje - pirma to-
kia matau taip graziai parasy-
ta apie mano tevyne Lietuva.
Kad butu tokiu knygu ieleista
pirmiau ir daugiau tai Anne
rikonai zinotu daugiau apie
mus if apie musu miela Lietu-
va.
ManO vaikai skaito ir jiems
"Timeless Lithuania" patinka.
/ ,Iie nori tureti po viena savo
| knygyne, tai as sumaniau nu-
pirkti dar A knygas, dvi savo
vaikams ir kitas dvi Newbury-
port miesto viesai skaityklai
| (public library). Prasau grei-
tai knygas prisiusti as manau
kad miesto skaitykloje gales
ia knyga pasiskaityti visoki
Zmones.
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DETROITO 6-TAS SKYRIUS ISRINKO 13
DELEGATQ; PLATINA PETICIJAS
IR PARDUODA 'TIMELESS LITHUANIAN

DETROIT, Mich. - LVS g.
tas skyrius lake susirinkima
Balandzio 80 d., Lietuviu sa-
leje.
Buvo isduota raportas is pa
rasq ant peticijos rinkimo. Po-
nj Ona Aksomaitis parode is
pildytas Peticijq blankas ant
kuriu pats pirmutinis pasira-
ses miesto mayoras Ed Jeff
ries ir visas miesto valdybos
stabas, 80 teisejq ir taip viso-
kiQ valdininku. Taipgi gauta
parasas ir Highland Park mie-
sto mayoro.
Kita gabi parasu rinkeja,
Ona Vilkiene, taip pat turf is
pildytas kelias blankas. il pa
zadejo dirbti parasu rinkime
ir toliau. Poni Ona Vilkiene
prisirase prie LVS 6-to sky
riaus. Linkime sioms darbs-
cioms Lietuvems gero pasise-
kimo, uz ju darba JOINS dekin-
ga bus islaisvinta Lietuva.
6-tas skyrius isrinko jau de-
legatus j LVS metini selma
kuris ivyks Birzelio 10 ir II
d., Chicagoje, kur taip pat at
sibus Lietuvos Laisves Varpo
25 metu sukakties pamineji-
mas. Delegatai isrinkti Sic:
J. Smailis, LVS centro I'D
DIR. J. j. Simas,
Mare Sims,
DR.. j. Jonikaitis,
Stephanie G. Douvan,
Ona Aksomaitis,
Juozas Ambrose,
Poni A. Ambrose,
Viktoras Petriks,
Margareta Petriks,
Adv. Juozas P. Uvick
Poni Uvick,
Juozas Kripas, Centre finan,
su sekretOrius.
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PLATINA "TIMELESS
LITHUANIA"

Detroite gerai platinama is
torija "Timeless Lithuania" =
be tu ka daugelis isanksto bu-
vo uzsiprenumerave, cia par
sitraukta dar 100 daugiau kny-
gu ir is ju jau keliasdesimts
parduota. Kurie dar nori nu-
sipirkti gall gauti knygas po
So, kreipiantis LVS Centre
Izdininka, j. Smailis, 10000
JOS Campau, Hamtramck.
Adv. Juozas P. Uvick viena
knyga padovanojo Michigan
Gubernatoriui Harry F. Kelley,
kita Detroito Mayorui Ed JEFF
fries.
LVS 6-to skyriaus sekreto-
rius Vyt. Markuzas uz savo
pinigus nupirko 10 knygu ir
jas isdalino reikalingoms istai-
goms: viena didziajam miesto
knygynui, antra kitam knygy-
nui, po viena visoms trims re-
dakcijoms: News, Times, il
Free Press.
Kai dabar bus pakeliamas
Lietuvos klausimas Ameriko
niSkuose laikrasciuose reikis
tiketis bus aprasytas teisin
gai, nes redakcijos turi infor.
maciju saltini. V. NJ
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LAISVA LIETUVA ~~'9%=-~~ =

j svarbu patriotini darba. Lai
nelieka nei vieno Lietuvio ne
pasirasiusio j peticija prasant
savO broliams ir seserims Svie-
sesnio rytojaus, o tevynei Lie
tuvai laisves ir nepriklausomy-
hes. X. Lietuvis.
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riaus surengtame masiniame
susirinkime, Lietuviu saleje,
Balandzio %, aukavo:
Nadas Rastenis $1,000
Marijona Jurksaite 500
Kazys Stupuras 500
Juozas Paulionis 500
Anastazija Budriene 500
Juozas Gutauskas 500
Petras Sinusa 800
Antanina Juskauskiene 500
Antanas Madraviskas' 200
Antanas Maksinavicius 200
Mrs. ir Mrs. Vincas
KrikSciunas 200
Mr.. ir Mrs. Vincas Lukas 200
Juozas Lubiskas 200
Ursule Brokiene 200
Mr.. ir Mrs. Thomas
Steger 200
| IPetras Jaras 200
Pc 81: A. Nemura, J. Kis-
kis, A. Zablackiene, M. Valat-
kiene, O. Bliudziene, M. Car
neckiene, A. Pilipauskiene, d.
Galinaitiene, M. Saurusaitiene,
Gelezela, r. Sinusiene, F. Eel
viene, V. Velzis, S. Janusas, V.
Baylys, P. Ozuniene, j. Mi
liauskas, J. Lietuvninkas, Re
meikis, P. Kundrota, A. Pill
pauskas, E. Lazauskiene, A.
Stuikys, K. Stuikys, B. Alex
navicius, J. Teiberis, A. Kure-
laitis, Mr.. ir Mrs. j. Milunai-
tis, S. Pozukiene, Pop Louis,
V. Ravenas, Ig. Ziek, Florence
Ziek, V. Bredikas, Medveskas
K. Matuliauskas, O. Kripiene
F. Marcinkevicius.
Smulkiu 1885
Sykiu 117.5(
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in
kmas nuvauoH qst paknima auka kao
Iieuvos
Lietuvai Vaduoh Sajungos Centras
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland B. Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

sGERA vista, kaip apskai-
ciuota, sverianti Az svaru,
per du metu padeda 1856 kiau-
siniu kurie sveria AZ svarus
sunaudoja 100 svaru lesalo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Manoma delegatu skaicius
dasipildys, ir vaziuos siaip sve-
ciu is Detroito j iskilmes. Ne
kurie nariai negalejo atsilan-
kyti susirinkime, nes turejo
dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
AU
Auku is Baltimores
$116.5O

Baltimore, Md, LVS 4 sky
riaus surengtame masiniame
susirinkime, Lietuviu saleje,
Ralandzio %. aukaVo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Aukos ir pinigai uz knygas
gauti LVS Centre:
John Savukynas
Newburyport, Mass. 1900
William Sharkus, Montello,
Mass, Lietuvos reik. 1000
Petras Euravich,
Chicago, Ill. 1000
Charles Zalesky, Morthap-
ton, Mass. 300
Anthony Dedalis,
Monroe, Mich. LOO
Jeanette Sutris,
Cleveland LOO
f. Karpich, Jersey
City, N. j. 800
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
DETROIT, MICH.

Vyt. Markuzas, LVS 6-to
skyriaus sekretorius, prisiunte
buckles siu nariq:
Victor Petriks 200
Margaret Petriks 200
Ona Vilkiene, nauja 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Wreck Hides
Soldier Dead
20 Bodies Reported
Removed From Debris

JELLICO. Tenn. July s tUP)-
The still confused facts OF the
tragic troop train derailment in
the north Tennessee mountain
country II miles north OF here
night were still locked
today in the twisted steel coaches
that plunged into a canyon-like
ravine. takin at least 10 lives.
The official death toll. as re-
leased by an army public re-
lations officer last night. stood at
IL servicemen and two trainmen,
but Jellico Police Chief Hubert
Perkins told the United Press at
IL p. m. that approximately 20
bodies had been removed from
the debris and that eight others
could be seen but could not yet
be extricated.
SightseerS were barred last
night from the scene OF the
tragedy forcSted gorge. split
by a mountain stream and trimmed
by 150-foot cliff-steep banks
and the area was under constant
patrol OF military police.
An estimated 1000 soldiers just
through with basic training were
on the train when the engine and
six coaches jumped the tracks on
a curve. Ninety-two passengers
were hospitalized and about u
others were given emergency first
aid and released, the army said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Henderson Hits
New Deal Waste
International Photo

Charges that what he termed
governmental meddling is making
il difficult for businesses TO make
plans for postwar conversion were
leveled Saturday by Harry Hen
derSon. who is seeking the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress
from the Fifteenth District.
Henderson asserted also that
the Democratic New Deal has
wasted billions Of dollars Of the
taxpayers money and bungled the
manpOwcr situation. Taxes. he
Said. have been excessively high
and he criticized the New Deal
for allegedly failing 10 create ade-
quste housing.
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