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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Nation Contributes
Lurge Sum To Fight
Infontile Paralysis

quering of infantile paralysis
Donations made to the con-
have amounted to $29,5 62, 742. 54,
Basil O'Connor, president of the
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis, has announced.
These contributions, made by the
American people, have been
raised in the period of the last IL
years.
Means for raising the money
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
HE'S sow

A Southern England Port-A
rather Shame-faced British Tom
my was carried on a stretcher in
TO a hospital here recently. A
nurse making him comfortable
in bed glanced at his notes and
read: Bitten by a sow in Nor
mandy"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Jackson County
Mill News

Lillian Cochran and Marie Nell
son were visitors to New Orleans
Friday.
Sergeant Billy Brooks who is
in the Marines stationed at Camp
Lejuene, N. c., is home on fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs. Hat
tie Brooks.
Sergeant James v. Wyatt is
home on Through with his sis
tiers, Eva Smith, Fannie Mae and
Eula Wyatt.
The operating department re-
grets to lose Orlean Mailman
who is returning to school.
Mrs. Ruth Smith visited her
sister, Mrs. o. c. Vice in Mobile
Tuesday.
Helen, Margaret, and Bonnie
Brannon and Elsie Stewart were
business visitors to Mobile, Sat
urday.
collean Smith returned to work
has been through the celebration
of President Roosevelt's birthday
and the March of Dimes which
are held annually.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15

ant L. ]. Eastman, Jr., Corporal
Frank Boullmet, and Private Mar
seille Boullment Jr.
During the reception which
followed the ceremony the bride
used her husbands sword in the
cutting Of the wedding cake
which reposed on a lace draped
table centered with tuberoses.
For travelling To Washington, d,
&C., on a wedding trip, Mrs. Hais-
ten wore a gold wool suit with q
hat of green.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs, John Hill and Mrs @,
A. Brentz of Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15

The mountainous terrain be-
tween India and Burma is 30 diff
licult there never has been any
railroad, 2sea transport proving
cheaper and quicker.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15

Uncharted peaks have been
found in the Himalayas by pilots
flying supplies to China that ri
believed to be higher than Mount
Everest.
Sugar or rock maple is the
most widely used of all maple in
the manufactures of furniture.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Civic Council Holds
Regular Meeting AT
USO Thursday Night

A call meeting of the Civic
Council was held last night at the
USO building. The meeting was
presided over by Mrs. j. o. Cole,
president. Mrs. Cole reported
that the main topic discussed was
the charter for the council.
The u. S. Public Health Ser
vice reports rs out of 100 patients
were relieved from seasickness
by taking benzedrine sulfate.
Craftsmen of Florence, Italy,
are renowned for their wrought
iron, gold and silver, and en-
bossed leather.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Die FIeischversorgvng
Won Puris mocht
Notmussnuhmen noetig
tMeldune der Oversees News Agency, Inc. J

(Meldvns der Office Of War lnfo'motion)
Wa1bington. Die Jleilt)per'
lorguns bon Yaris lit ourd Ole
Observation-Disclosures 10 fnapp &C.
lporoen, oaB lit Die Harlier Be
boroen seymnnsen seieben baben,
Seroen BON Shlahtpieb mie in al
ten 3eiten "5u SUE" nod Raris
treiben 3u laiien mie Die in Yarls
eriheinenoe oeutidyiprahlge "Yarl'
Ter 3eituns" meloet. I'm .as 8ieb
gu ihonen uno Werluite aui Dem
transport 5u permeioen, geben oiele
&eroenmanoerungen in tleinen Gtap'
pen nno NIT langen Mubepalllen
Dor iih uno bermeiben tunlibit aud,
gepilan5erte StraBeh." beridtet oas
1latt meiter. .9angs oes &eroen.
.peees iino 5ablreid,e Waiier. mo
9rdnfitellen oorseieben. Derartise
&eroen iollen aus oen departments
Donne. N:epre. Sartbe, GaloaOos
uno Nante-Warne nod Haris ge-
braht meroen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Mhtnng Sadlien upn Salem nno
lImncbuun

gluen 2anosleuten aus Salem uro
ltmeebung oiene ,ur gefGnisen 9tad)-
rift, boB Die iiblihe 4, sslli.Teier ON
Sonntog, Sen 2. Sill. orauBen aui
unierer Sorm, Dem Salemer Gour-
trp Glub. an Ielrsuroen Hoao itatt-
finoet uno ollie Sahien aus Salen,
ilno llmgeblng ioipie beren Srelnne
ii,tb ber5lih einaelaoen iih oaran 81
beteiligen.
Sir cine quite Wtlliif, Gririihuns
uno nlles mas Slr Stdrflng ocs
meniflid)en &orpers notlpenoig lit,
miro am Elab 81 haben lein. aomnit
ane uno helft nit oieie iSeer Sil elmer
erfolerelhen 81 MAIDEN 5umal Der
Heingenlnn sum- &ilfsFnno fiir sic
beimfebrenoen Soloaten lmo beren
Sinterbliebenen geht. sllio renn Sic
einmal einen lhonen Sas lu 6pttes
freier gtatur perleben ipollell. oant
relerpieren Tie iif oleien .. Suli ms
fommen 5u oieier iseier. Sic iino bers.
lid iplllfommen.
Sinlon 2dub, 5Safr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Emstiee Gtee

sd sratuliere ber3lif 81 Der @e-
burt ibrer 9odter. Sit oas pabr, oab
fie nod nidt ean5 fiinf Yfuno getpo,
gen bat?" ~
.Sa!pobl, oas itimmt, nber mas bat
oas 3u lagen - meine 0eutter bat be!
ibrer @eburt nod feline bier HfunD
geipogen!"
.Was Sic nidt iagen! llno iie lit
am 2eben geblieben?"
60, TO-!
.Bereut oenn SlabeQa niht. ourG,
ibre &eirat Der 8iibne eniiagt 5u IT,.
ben.v
"geein, tie fiiblt iid ia tpeiter mis-
i'm Beruf. ...
.Dieio bas,"
Gin Mnftritt foIgt Dem an6eren!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Mcttacf,tery marH TT
aberntals eceen 1UE8

@aIbington. Tor einem slbgeuro.
neten-aonitee Iegte Selpel g. slpern
Der 8oriisenoe BON Montgonterp &
@urb ieinen Stun0muft III oem Sis
put ieiner 5Sirula nit Ser SSS@. Gr
ihrie lnb ihlug NIT Ser Snltit orlf
ben Gid mari Dem 1893 Dor, oub er
Die Yartei BON ,,8elperfld)uits Node
teers" ersriffen babe, nm Streifs III
Den 8etrleb an5u3etteln. Er1lioent
Mooienelt babe Die gegen o!c ,Slrma e..
eangene, ,geieBlpiorig uno lngerefl.
te" WSg !Serfiisung ourhgefilhrt
Inn Sen $50 81 belien.
Die 5irlna lfontsoneru lpeiaer!
iif) ipeiterbin, nellere GerTii9ungen
betreffs Sobnfontrafte nn5uerfenncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Kein 0rcf3a,,eriif
pcr Gn>e 1,ali

2onbon. Sberit 9. Clifton Bro,pn,
Der Spreher oes unterbauies, erflGr.
te, oaB es niht an5unebmen lit, bnB
Die Muiierten Dor Dem gnbe oes Suli
ibren 0robangriff in Jranfreih BE-
ginnen meroen. IS gibt 3iSpiel 2elte.
Die glauben, tpeil uns Die gruppens
lanoung in i5ranfreih gelumeen lit,
es nur nod elm Spa3ierean BON Gber-
bourg nah Berlin lit. Gieie Mniidt
lit elm Srrtmm. Wenn es uns gelin-
gen iolte, Bis gnbe Suli NIT Der Sf.
fe,riipe 3u beginner, fonnen mir uns
gludlih preiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
4ilisien>mneen iiir Il. =.
0eianeene IN Japan


@aibington. Die Soluietreaierl,ns
bat suseitimmt, einem iapaniihen
Sdiii in einem beitlnlmten Saien IN
ser NGhe upn 8laoilpoitpd all5uleeen.
um Silfsienouneen iiir amerifaniIhe
ariegssefangene i'm Orient entgegen-
Sinebmen.
9ei 8eroffentlihlne oieler Grflo.
rune laete oas Staatsoepartment,
oaB nah HuBlano I'M pprlgen Sabre
aeihifte Iorrute ibren slbtranspori
ertparten llnb man nit lbrer Nertei-
lung in Der naben 3ufunlt refne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15

| @aibington. Sect, 100 sic europa.
IiIhe Snpaiion I'M 8ange lit, iinS Sic
8iirgerneilter aller St1ote in Sen
8ereinigten Staaten alfeeforoert
fporoen, an ulle Seute oen slufruf er.
geben Su laiien, oas Sabr 1914 gum
6erien-Iabeim -Gerbrinsen" Sahr
su MAIDEN, nm ole porbanoenen 81
lienbabnen uno 9anoItraBen Oen orin.
enoen slnioroeruusen ser StreitfrGi.
te Suganglirb 81 MAIDEN.
Ser Mufrllf erging bon Nelp Yprf'
| giirgerneilter, j. 8. 9a 8uarbia IN
einem grief an sic 600 MiteIieber
Ser giirecrneiiler- -4onieren5 ser Ser.
einigten Staateu, oeren Soriisenber
ga @uarbia lit, Sus 8eiuh erfplgtc
auf @runo elmer gitte bes Iireftors
ser Office Of 0eienie Sransporta,
! tipn, !. Monrue Ssobnon, Ser Die
| Gonicrens bat, sic 9iiraermetiter ie-
ser Staot ansl,lpeiien, bas Heiien ser
3ipilbepolferung allf oas Minoeit.
NAB su beifrGnfen, rno III ibren Ell
aenen 8e5!rfen oofitr 5u Iorgen, oub
Serienrelien llnter 8en,sune pJlt
GiienhahnSiigen ooer 9lutobui'en I'M,
terbleiten.
Sic 9iirgermeiiter unierer Staot
lino bis iest itets SEN SSiinihen Ser
Negierimg nndgefomnlen," ihrieb Sc
8uaroia. y@ir miiiien in bieem Soll
ipeitebenolt nit Sen 8ehoroen sulanls
menor5eiten. llniere Healerung per.
langt tpirflih riht piel - llnh id
babe sic Office Of Transportation
perlihert, buB mir bunoert Hrp5ent
binter ibr itehen."
.@ir miillen Sic GerfeDrsllnlen
freibaiten, nm Ser Snpalion Su Die
nen," ihrieb Tireftor Sobnion, an So
8uaroia. .9ei ser ampud'enoen mill
tiriihen Sdtigteit fonnen mir nlbt
lrarten. bis sic 2asarettlfiiie in I'M
ieren Sdfen lalben, lmo Damn crit
uniere NnItrengungsn babenn ltelgern
IS fann ioaar geIfeben, baB llrlou-
Der fern bon 3uballle uno ibrer Sir
belt ieit'iser, lpenn Sic Shla1pagen
einnlaI fiir Die %errpllnoeten beam.
ipruht luerOen, @erfebrslnittel miiiien
iiir sic Streiitrdfte bereitaebulte:l
lperoen ss lit nun notig, cob mir Has
heim allies tlln, Inn Die erforoerllfer
Sransrortnittel Sllr GerTiieung Der
9ehcrs N Su ltelen.
I'm bns .Serien. 3ubauie" -Tro.
granlnt 81, fnrbern, iperoen Die Vir-
germe'iter eril,d)t, Die ulelen inter.
eiiant,n Gluse, bie beiuht iperoen
fonner. uno oie pielenSinge, Die mcI
unternebmen foun. iiberall 81 ilnter
itreic)en IS aibt biItprllhe Sehcna-
piirt iafeiten, erhplungspl1se, Hlf-
nif. uno 9lmuIenentsparfs unb oie!c
unorre 9lttraftipnen, oie ungenebn;c
Grbpltngsltdtten bleten, obne OuB
mar 3iige uno anoere Gerfebrsmittei,
sic :iir unieren &rieg notrpenolg linc,
belulten mllB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15

Seem Yorf. Sn einem l1neeren Mui-
ruf min lt6 Ser Council for a Demn-
cratic @ermanp". ser iih bier Dor Ell
nigen Wofen biloete, an oas oeutiGe
Golf nnb oie oeutihe Mrnlee tpenber.
Man iiberreidte i'm Dem &riegs-S Sit
formationss8iiro, bem 8uuOesltaats-
amt uno ser slrmee fir ipeitere Ser.
penoung Yor aIlem ipenoet iif ST.,
@ruppe an oie oeutldpn Solbaten, oie
man altfforoert, tire Sopalitdt gum
beutihen 0olf iiber oen ungeietIihen
Gio 5u itellen, ben man &itler leiitete.
Sn oem oemofratiibcn Hat ibloI.
len iih piele oelttihe Sn,misranten
suiammen, oie IN Oel,tinlanb et,pa
sen Ynrteien ser Mitte (Sentrlml)
| bis 5ur Meuberlten 9infen angehorten.
gber audi biele amerifaniid)e @iirger
oeittider Mbltammllng litb bier gebp.
rener 8iireer geboren oen Musidp,i
an Ser goriibenre lit Or. Eall Gil
lid. friiber Hroieiipr al ser, ;Sranf-
lfrrter l(niperiitGt uno nun ont Sbec-
Iosiitem Semiror in Nep s)orf.
; 3oblreihe amerifnnlihe @iiraer I'M
ter sem Gbrenpnriis poT 0efon Gbri.
! titan 8auB, Grinceton llnipcriitGt
unteritiiben Die 3ieIe ser @ruppe.
Mud in pielen anberen StGoten bes
2nnbes tit mani beltrebt, berartiec
@rltppen 81 bilben.
Ger Mufruf, Scr bas Gatlm BON
8. Sum- trGet, bat iolgenoen @ort.
laut:
r9ipm, oie Sauptltabt Ses 1Saichis-
mus, lit gefnllen. Ser mud)ippIle sn-
griff ser Gcreinigten Staaten unS
@roB. .@ritenniens bat beaonnen. Sc
ben Mugenblif tonnan neuc unO
ihrcdliht ShlGae ieiteus ser Solpiet.
Linton er!uartet lperoen. Is lit 5lrur
nod nidt rloalid). 81 lugen, l:,;e
lange ser Gnofampf ouuern unO !uie
eroB ous 8lutnereieBen iein miro -
aber oas Grgetnis fam nit boiler
'Sid)erbeit uorausgeieben luerben Gs
tbeoeutet Sen 3uianmenbrlh uno oie
totale Nieoerluge esa5i0eutihlanos.
Sem MaB bon @erpismus, Spier ,uo
2eiben, oie ous oeutibe Nolf alli lid)
nimmt, fann an oieiem slusgang et-
pas dnbern. tSeit Sen Sblaften be-
'Stalingrao unO ser 9tieberlage Hons
mels in Wfrifa babeu Sitiers Mrmeen
nur idyipere Hiifihluge erltiten. 90.
rings 2uftipaffe bat ieit tangent aui,
eeb0rt, auG nur Die belltid)e Seimot
5u id)iiben. Die MaGtloiigfeit Ser
oentiden iSlotte, einid)liebilh Ser H.
8oote, lit offentllnoig. Sapan fanlI
feline Silfe gelpdbren. Noh wenigcr
fonnen es bie fleinen Terbiinoetcn
9itlers in europa.
| Nile Golfer Gurppas iebnen iid)
na6 8efreil,ne bonn Sohe Sitlers
unb Simmlers. Sic betrahten ein
0eutiblano, oas bon Sitler beberridt
lit, ais Sen 5eino ser Menlhbeit. Die
unmenid)lihen Wetboben Der Ausroi.
|tung bon lpebrlpien ;srauer, &iuoern.
@reiien uno &rieeseefangenen 81.
bon sen Nasis in ganS europa - be-
ionoers eeaen Slroen. Huiien, Yolel1
@r!ehen nnb Susoilapen ausge.
iibt rllroen, baben einen tieien Saf
9eeen gans 0eutihlano berporgeru
fen. 8itler bat Ieutihlano lnoraliid
unb politiid) iioliert nno es an Der
&ano Ses slbgrunoes geiiibrt.
| Dieier arieg lit niGt Gusr ariea
Weiterer 8ioeritano taun MIR Scr
loo BON &nnDerttnuieuoen n.ebr. oil
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Dfrfinigung fit Elm
bemokratiflbes Deut(rblann
erlabt einfn Aufruf
Oas oeutid,e Dolf miro aufeeioroert id eeeen Die
1lationalioiiaIiten I'll erheben

0N SAA(SpSN
3eritor,lng neiterer oeutIder Stdote
ltno Oorfer nit iih brinJen uno Die
3ufl,nft nur nod erauenpoller geital-
ten. Nur ein &f lit fir @ud) nod,
iinnnou: Ser aampf ocs oeutifen
8olfes segen Die Na5i.&crrid)aft. Sc
groBer Cure Gntihlpiienbeit in oieiem
Sample lit. beito cher miro Ser Ifref-
liden 3eritorltng Salt 9eboten fper.
Sen uno oeito friiber miro Ser Gag
fommen, an Dem bas BON Ser Na5ipelt
eereiniete Gertid)Iano Beginner fanr,
cine neue Oemofratie al,fsibaueu.
Wir bentiden gnti.Na5is i'm Grill
piiien, oab es Milionen aberdeen lit
Oeuticblano eibt, Sic unieren 8lal,ben
teilen. Mir flmpfen fir Die Na5i-
@egner in Geutiflano aud) in jenen
bunfleu StnnSen, als sic 0erbreden
ser Na5is uns poaig 81, tpioerlegen
ihienen, ols es feline iidtbaren Get
d,en oes @ioeritanoes seeen oie 9ta5i-
Tprannei CAB uno oie Welt gleifgiil-
tig ,par gegeniiber oem 9ompf eege,t
oen inid)iItiihen Serror. Wir luuBter
lpGbrenb bicier aan5en 3eit. bab Die
beiten Gertreter oes bclltiben Volfes
niemals ouigebort batter, ,oen9ta3is in
ieber mOglcben yeiie @ioerltano 3u
Ieiiten. @ir lpilien auf, bab Die slnti-
nasi. @ruppcn in Teutid)lanh beute
feiner 9(uirnfc prm MusianDe behiir'
| fen, INN in oie Stl,noe ser Gntifei.
Dung oas ibriee sum Stur5e Sitlcrs
bei5utragen
gSir rilien ober audi, ooB cs Dtil-
Iionen bon 0c,,tid)en eibt, Die Asatrir-
ten aus Tersweiillne iinb, Die bie
Nnsis baiien, aber iie lpelter unter.
itiiten ans 9lnait Dor ser tpta(en ma
tipnalen Ternid)t,ng. 9lu lie iuenoeu
mir ans. Gs albt feline Hettung obne
Stur5 Sitlers - unb es glbt feinen
Sturs Sitlers cbne Die militGrijfe
Nieoerlage. Ssbr alle niibe iett 5i,r
Giniidt fommen. onb iebcr ipeit>re
Gag ser Sitter -Serrifait Die 5olgen
ser 9Geoerluge nur eridNperen miro.
llnteritiist bie bel,tid)en 9lntisNaSis!
Ieutihe Scloaten! Sbr fpiBt, bab
Die militiriibe Gage ol,siihtslos it,
Steat Cure Grgebenbeit gum oeut-
iben Tolfc iiber Sen Srel,e;o 81 SIT
Ter! Guer aller @erpflid)tung gegens
iiber ser 3ufllnit bes oelltlfen Sol
fes als zines ebrenbaften uno frieo-
liebenocn Mitglieoes Ser @eIelifaft
Ser @olfer itebt iiber alien Gioen, nit
oenen Gut) Die Na5is an ibr Spitem
81 binSen il,hen.
gSir iprehen 5u Guh als Oelttlfe,
oie Der Iasismus ibrer l(eber5eugung
lpegen ins Grill getrieben bat. Wir
geboren oen perif)ieoenlten Harteien
uno relieioien gefenntniiien an. @ir
4 BADEN uns in ben Sereinieten Staaten
81 elmer Tereinisung iiir elm oemo'
fratiihes Se,ltihlano 5uianlmengc.
id)loiien. Wir fenncn oas anbere, bon
Sitter llnteroriifte Teutldjlanb uno
mir fennen Die Meinung Der Welt
iiber bas Sclltid)lano, bas Sitler bent
| Sab nno ser Terahtune Der Weltmei-
nune preisgeeeben bat y4lr ermah-
nen Oas beutlhe Tolf in 0ieier ent-
ld,eioenben StunOe Ser Stinlme Der
0ernunft ,u iolgen, iih bonn NaaijoG
su befreien uno iih ben Weg su eincm
ireien, oenofratiid)en Deutidlano su
babnen."
---O-
- llnteritiiten Sic bic IN unierer
- z r r p AY -A-0
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4hs peuneste,p,t, Otie
0pnterms Ucmeinoc.

Sonntae, Den Is. Sllni preoigt
Serr Efarrer ". =. Sdniot ppn Ser
ct Gauls @eneinbe. 9lniang ser
Sonntags'hule Inn . l(br. Saupt
aottesoienIt nm 2::3O llhr. Nlle 8lau
bensgeno'ien iino bcr5lih nillfomnen.
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@er weik!

o.: Saben Sic gebort, 3foln piro
pom ariege perihont?"
g.: ,Sa."
a.: rSa. llniere anleritaniide.l
lruppenfiibrer limo ooh aroBe Seute
Sitler bat slngIt por ibneu in Der 81,
funft. 1esipegen bat er &om &C.
r1unlt. Was 0enfen Sie2"
g.: sd benfe oaB es elm Serlpres
diem 6es 4apites fiir &itler spar. nad'
ser Nieoerlage i'm cine @obnlng iii
Yatifan Gitp 5u geben!"
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Sadientaa.

am 25. Snni i'm @eitieitc Sad)ieu-
helm, 7OO1 9eniiun Mpcnne. Mlle
QnnbsIente iinb gebetcn lid, bieien
3aa su rcierpicreu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15

- llnteritiiten Sic bic In unierer
0eituna an3eigenoen @eih6ftSleilfel
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Soteneebenffeit

fetern, aitm Mnbenfen an bie Wtitglie-
Der beioer Gereine, Sic i'm les.ell
Sdbr aus unierer Nsitte eeihieoell
fin6. Nep. Sohn @aumamn miro pie-
Der tpie auidbrlid) eine nit Croft er-
fiinenbe Hreoiet balten. sllio fonnlt
aur Stride am 1S. SUM-.
Marp Gogelbuber, 'Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15

3ueia Is.

Muh miro befannt eenaft, boI
Die 3tpeiee 1S ilnh 19 aelneinian, ON
Is. Snni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15

Die 2iebe III cine Botidaft, Die
bon Mun6 al Wuno berfiinoet tpiro.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-07
thanksgiving
Across Wire
Capture Aivbsl
in French Push

SUPRE ME HEApouAH.
TIERS ALLIED EXPEDITION.
AIRY FORCE. July - tR -
1t. Gen. Omar N. Bradley's
American Army. springing q
dawn today in q new attack on
the Nazi-defended bottlenecks
through the marshy lowlansls 81
Normandy, stabbed forward
more than . mile xcroas ! tn
Wire river and captured the VII
lage Of Airel.
This attack toward the vse6k
above st. Lo surged forward
under . concentrated hail from
big guns which daxed enemy
machine gunners and sent CT.
man artillery observers scazsp-
ering.
Local American attac n
around La Haye Du Puts at the
western end of the blazing as
mile front almost surrounded
that pivotal point.
See FRANCk-Rase 3
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-(ouff, Sheriff
Contests Alone
tif|ntefest
Judge Noe Faces
Three Opponents;
II Would be Sheriff

A seemingly lethargic voting
public, its interests conferred on
wartime problems, on Tuesday
must select nominees for 10 Ma
comb county offices as well as
participate in state primary
elections with but two really
shot" contests holding the local
spotlight.
The races for nomination as
Macomb county circuit judge
and for the office of sheriff
alone of all the issues before
the public appeared capable of
drawing a representative vote,
with seasoned observers some
what skeptical that even those
vital offices will attract more
than a handful of electors.
CHARTER COMMISSION
In Mount Clemens, a consid-
cradle interest centers on the
election of nine members to &
Charter Revision Commission
who will draw up charter for
later submission to the voters.
The 10 candidates who filed
are: ...
Mrs. Paul S. Hirt, Harold c.
Green, Robert H. Beal, John n,
Nunneley, Harold G. Krause-
neck, Arnold F. Ullrich, Otto
Nickel, William T. Kelly, Oscar
c. Watz, A. D. Brewer.
In St. Clair Shores, however,
the city incorporation issue was
believed certain to attract a
purely local boom vote with
both proponents and opponents
of the plan completing last-min-
ute preparations for getting out
the voting public.
Elsewhere in the county the
candidates faced a definite pos
sibility of seeing their candi-
dacies determined by minority
groups who sufficiently appreci-
ate the privilege of casting bal
See ELECTION-Page 2
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t5Soldiefs
Die in Wreck
Troop Troin
Leaves Rolls

JELLICO, Tenn, July Z -
tP- At least II persons, all but
two of them soldiers, were kill
ed last night when a troop train
plunged into q 50-foot gorge Of
the Clear River IL miles south
of here.
DR.. E. p. Muncy, resident ply
stefan of Knoxville's General
hospital, said the death toll
probably would exceed 49,,
The locomotive and four cars
were piled at the ravine's bot.
tom, and a fifth hung over the
precipitious edge, where 1t left
the Louisville and Nashville rail
road tracks. y
One soldier. identified by Ar.
my Public Relations rs Pvt
Leonard Battag of Evanston, Ill.
was still pinned in the bottom
of a wrecked car IL hours after
the crash, with four dead men
piled on him. He regained con-
sciousness and talked with res.
cuers as acetylene torches cut
through twisted steel nearby
The youth had been In the Army
only Is days.
Work of extricating the vic
tins from the locomotive and
five cars which tumbled down
the steep bank was slow and
unofficial estimates placed the
casualties rs high as 25 dead and
$50 hurt.
The kitchen and baggage car.
of the southbound train, report.
ed carrying more than LOCO sol.
diers just out of basic training
were burned.
Express Agent c. L. Alley Of
See WRECK-Page 7
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HARTFORD, Conn, July =
Up The circus fire death toll
topped the $50 mark today, with
the majority of victims women
and children, as the unfolding
of the catastrophe which de-
stroyed the Ringing Brothers
and Barnum and Bailey big tent
turned this city into a center Of
grieving.
DR.. Alfred I. Burgdorf, city
health officer, fixed the death
toll at 1872, while $50 other
persons, burned or injured when
the big top burst into flames
and collapsed yesterday, were
treated. in three hospitals.
Investigators pressed an in
quiry into the origin of the in
ferno which quickly changed q
gay throng of 5000 into a panic
stricken, shrieking mass of hu-
manity.
As a steady stream of weary
relatives sought to give name.
to the victims. who lay beneath
sheets in grim aisles Of dead In
the huge, sprawling armory, five
officials of the circus company
were held In high bail charged
with manslaughter.
They were: ]. A. Haley, vice
president; George w. Smith. gen.
eral manager; Leonard Ayles-
worth, boss canvas man; Edward
Versteig, chief electrician and
David Blanchfield, chief wagon
man.
After having been detained
throughout the night at police
headquarters Haley and Smith
were held in $4,000 bail and
the others in $4,000 for q hear
ing July 10.
Police Court Prosecutor James
F. Kennedy, announced that his
preliminary investigation had es-
tablished that the huge canvas
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School Board
Vote Monday
Kelly. Donaldson
Are Unopposed

The annual election of the
Board of Education, Clinton Dis
trict No. /, representing the
public schools of Mount Glenn
ems, will take place Monday at,
ternoon at the high school COM
munity room.
Two trustees of some years
standing on the board, William
T. Kelly, president, and Harry
S. Donaldson, treasurer, are up
for reelection to the usual three
year term.
No opposition candidates have
been mentioned, although no
petition filing is provided for
Candidates are nominated from,
the floor at the annual schoo.
meeting. Election procedure
follows.
Two requirements affect the
right to vote in the local school
board elections. Voters must be
property owners or else must
have a child in the schools.
In addition TO Kelly and
and Donaldson, the other trust
ees are Paul w. Schanher, secre-
tary; and Roland Nank and
Lawrence F. Schott.