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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23
LIT. C.. COckburn
Sails for Europe

Lieutenant Constance Leslie
Cockburn, MIDI, who has been
stationed at the Station Hospital,
Camp Shanks, New York Port of
Embarkation for over two years,
has been assigned to the U. S.
Army Hospital ship, Westeria.
1t. Cockburn sailed Wednesday
for an undisclosed port in Western
Europe. The daughter of Mrs. Les
lie S. Cockburn, 603 Emmons boule-
ward, she was formerly assistant
dietitian at the Wyandotte Gen.
eran hospital.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23
Vets Gets His Washcloths

INDIANAPOLIS U.D - Several
women shoppers had to chip in and
help a soldier just back from the
Pacific buy washcloths. They were
Limited one to a customer and the
soldier. who said he had left all
his belongings in the South Pacific,
needed more than one. The obliging
civilians gave him their purchases
OF the scarce item.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23
1T. NAVARRO DISCHARGED

Second Lieutenant Frederick W.
Navarro was honorably discharged
from the Army at the Patterson
Field, Ohio, separation base.
Before entering the service in
october 1912, 1t. Navarro was
assistant manager of the R. & S.
shoe store A graduate of ST. Pat
rick high school, he was a P-38
pilot when in service.
His wife, Mrs. Charlotte Navarro,
lives at 155 Maple.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23
Urges Helm For I'll

NEW ORLEANS U.R-Dr. o. P
DAILY, director Of mammoth Char
lty Hospital here, has urged that
more medical facilities for the
mentally and chemically i'll, and
the old who are financially and
physically unable to care for them
selves, be constructed.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23
Exchange Club
to Hear Bingay

Malcolm Bingay. colunlnist for
the Detroit Free Press, will be the
speaker for the joint meeting Of
the Exchange club and Down River
Industrial Safety council, Tuesday
night. Mr.. Bingay recently returned
after an inspection of Nazi concen-
tration camps made with other
leading American journalists.
William v. Voisine, Ecorse mayor,
was the speaker for Tuesdays meet
ing.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23

The quarters of q forest ranger
at Mammoth Springs, Wyo, are
surrounded by a fence made OF elk
antlers.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23

In February 1914, the Census Bu-
reau estimated that there were o.
100000 married women whose hus-
bands were absent in the armed
forces.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23

Edward Usher, son of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Gus Enlmert, who was
discharged from the army Novem-
Der Is at Baer field, FIT. Wayne,
Ind, has assumed managership of
the Gus Emmert jewelry store, 3O42
First street.
While serving with the army ord
nance Usher repaired watches for
his group in a tiny shop on the
estate of Lord st. John, located
about 60 miles north of London.
He spent % months in England,
and was in uniform 33 months.
Before entering service, Usher,
who was a former private in the
army, assisted his father in the
jewelry business. He has been home
on terminal leave since August IL.
The first full size symphony or
cheStra organized exclusively for
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23

Sentenced to death in London
in 1873, George, Duke of Clarence,
was executed by being drowned In
wine.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-23
from MILKINS

proud? My heads way up in the
clouds! Happy There's catch in my
throat, stardust in my eyes, and sheer
glory in my heart it's Keepsake,
q genuine registered Keepsake Dia-
mond Ring!'
Only one diamond in hundreds is
worthy to be Keepsake. renowned
through six decades for pure color,
exquisite cut and true clarity. Keep
sake settings are styled in simple
elegance to bring out the beauty of
these treasured Keepsake diamonds.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
-Four Chemical Firms
Fined in Antitrust Suit
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., Dec. IS Fed
eral Judge Phillip Forman imposed
total of $50, 500 in fines here today
on four of the Nations largest man
ufacturers of laboratory chemicals
and four company officials under in
dictment by Federal grand jury
on charges of violating the Sherman
Antitrust Act.
All defendants, who we're indicted
by a Federal grand jury here in
November, 1943, and pleaded inno-
cent, changed their plea to no con-
test before today's court sessions.
The four firms, ordered to pay
the maximum fine of $4,000 each on
each of the two counts of the in
dictment charging conspiracy to fix
prices, suppress competition and to
monopolize the sale of laboratory
chemicals were:
Merck e. Co., of Railway: j. T.
Baker Chemical Co., of Phillipsburg;
General Chemical Co., of New York.
and Mallinckrodt Chemical Works
of st. Louis, Mo.
Arnold D. Alt of st. Louis, chief
of the laboratory chemical division
of Mallinckrodt Works, was fined
$500 on each count.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

FB1 said, Miss Miss Chamberlain.
Chamberlain, the daughter of San
Jose contractor, entered his car to
direct him after he had asked di-
rections to Vera Cruz. He shot the
girl with an automatic pistol, the
FBI quoted him as saying.
The FBI cited a number of ar
rests of McMonigle, and said he
had been sentenced in 1884 to a
l4-year term at Illinois State Re-
formatory on criminal assault
charge. He was released after serv-
ng little over nine years. He sub
;equently had been arrested on other
assault charges.
The FBI said his father lives in
Cottage Hills, Ill.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

McMonigle was arrested by the FBI
and turned over to authorities of
Santa Clara County, Calf.
A San Francisco dispatch last
night said no charge had been filed
against McMonigle and agents re-
fused to say whether he had ad-.
mitted motive in the kidnapping.
Aid of Navy divers was enlisted
in a search for the girls body in an
ocean cove 10 miles from Half Moon
Bay, where the FBI said McMonigle
Evening star., 1945-12-16

said he threw 1t.
At this point surf
beats into cave
formations a t
the base of a
3 5 o. foot cliff,
from the top of
which the body
was thrown the
FBI dire C t or
said.
So far the body
has not been re-
Gov ere d, Mr..
Hoover said.
According to
McMonigle, the
Evening star., 1945-12-16

ing San j os e
(Calif.) school,
girl, and tossing
her body into the
Pacific ce a n,
the Federal Bu-.
reau of Investi-
cation disclosed
here last night.
The girl dis
app e AIRED No.
vember 2, and
mao Deen JQS OD-
ject of a wide
spread search.
According to
FBI Director j.
f. n o a Hoover
Evening star., 1945-12-16
FBI Says .Ex-Convict
Admits Staying Girl,
tossing Body in Sea

Thomas H. McMonigle, 35-year-
old former convict of San Mateo,
Calf, has admitted abducting and
killing Thora Chamberlain, Is, miss
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-28
>caboard Allowed
70 Increase Speed
OF Passing Trains

Permission was granted by the
CITY Council of Henderson to
the >eaboard Railway last night
to increase the speed limit of its
trains passing through lIender.
sJn from fifteen miles to thirtt
miles an hour. Request was made
for this stepping up of move
ment cf both passenger and
freight trains in order to eli
inmate certain time losses, and
the Council ac%quiesCed With q
minimum of debate over The
question.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Rev. Charles Hill
To Run For Council

was chosen By the group as
councilman candidate and pieds-
ed united support.
Officers selected at the meeting
for the Hill-For-Council campaign
included Fred Allen. president;
Wynn Gar,in. vice president Rev,
Robert l.. Bradby, Jr.. secretary;
and W. T. Johnson. treasurer
Members OF the BOARD Of Strategy
are Attorney C. LeBron simmons.
DR.. J. J. McClendon, Rev T =
Timberlake. John r. Williams, i'cv
Horace white. Jack Raskin. Airs.
Rosa A. Gragg Mrs Josephine Bel
ford. Rev. Mr.. Davis and Or,
Aaron c. Toodle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31

Tho Detroit Meharrs Alumni
asso,isiiou raised one third oi
their quota OF Siauoo toward th'
fund to erect combncd dor
mi,or, and recreation huihlng
Tor Meharry. az an elaborate
banquet hold Nionday nigh'
March 81 A. Lucy Thurman v
W e. A. 80 This ci'y pr Az =
Thcmas and nr n r. Rncker
we're co-chaifmon and nr lhom-
as presided as mastcr Of cere-
monies
The affair was attended by q
large number OF local physicians
and dentists affiliated with the
Detroit Meharry Alumni 10 adj
dilion 20 their wives and other
invited euesis.
Meharry Alumni members pres
eut contributed approximately
5000 IN cash AZ The banquet
Alumni associations Ia other cit
les thyouehoui the nation ere also
contfihuiine toward tho fund
which Is being raised 90 erect a
s2oo eco dormiiory building for
students and alumni members on
The Meharry campus a. Nashville.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Tusksgee Dean
.Lenten Speaker

The Reverend Harry Y Richard
son. dean OF the Chapel Tuskee e
Institute viii he guest speaker on
the ~" Forum for I.enten Service
week. beginning Good Friday
March - at 400 pm. His sub
jet viii be THE Purpose OF Pans
The series willtnd Easter sunday
April ! at 400 pm. at which time
he viii speak from tho subieot'
The Hope Of Better Day This
program Is sponsored jointly by
the Tuskegee Alumni association
and The Howard Thurman club.
Reverend Richardson received
early training in Jacksonville. Fla.
his native state. He attended
Western Reserve university in
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Probe WAC
Conviction

NtlM YORK; tANpl luresli-
CATION into TIDE sentencing ot foW
Negro Wacs 90 q year az hani %
Dor and dishonolablc disehales
MAS started here last week b,
three Nrw York congressman
The three coneressmen are Reps.
Adam LAYTON powell Jr Demo.
GRAFT Vito Marcauionie ALE auo
Emanuel Collier Demo,tat Powell
aud Ma,anionie hav, Written
Secretary of War Stimson askioe
for an Investigation Of the case
and transcript OF IN, eoVtl mariai
while Rep Collier has asked Maj
Gen sherman Miles 81 me inst
service command 10 make an in
Quiry into the case
III is unbelievable that IN times
Ike these ihaf the colonel 10
charge of The Lowell General hos
Continued on Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Eleven Nominated
For Annapolis

NfW luRk. tANlh Cons
gresham lowell. who Just iin-
ished nominating eight Negroes
Tor West Point sent wcdncsda,
The names Of IL Noeroes as MOI
limitations Tor Annapolis, The
names OF All his nominations
have been Tie result OF REFER
rails made to him ~ various a.
iizens including tie Yves Point
and Annapolis Ciiizcns eommtte.
OF which Roy Il G. Robcson MI
mister Of Mother Zion ANt
church in Harlem is pastor Tho
following are the names ot the
eleven nominations Tor Anaapo-
lis
Lawsenee q Holmes Joseph
Dorsey, Truman Boddic Harvey
Cooper. Fred % Wilson jr
Brumsic Random Dr.. Joseph
Noodley Pic John L. Anderson.
James W Magbee. New York
and Wesley 4. Brown and Pvt
Louis r. Bfafhwaiie. Howard
university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Haiti Approves
Food Program

Among the nstuns which
already have approved TN eu-
siiiu'ion ~ The Food and A-
culture ORGANIZATION Of ihe rni-
Cd Nations ~ The Republic 81
Haul. according 10 report of
NE United Nations Interim Com
mission on Food and Aericnllafc
The need for an international
crsanizaiion ~ food and aefis
culture was agreed upon ruani-
mpu,ly by ife deleeates Of ths
a Emitted and Associated Na-
lions ~ TIE United Nations food
conference held AZ lie Sptmss
Nlreinia ia May isie ihst
conference recommended the SETS
ing np OF IN Interim onnlssiNn
% drait me constitution snd oat.
Tine the plan o. > permanent
food and agriculture olsgni1s
fion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Pastors Charged
With Misconduct;
Church Splits

Failure OF two factions OF mem
bers in the Nj. Beulah Baptist
church to agree on the pastor IS
having another airing in court this
week. before Cireui, Judge shef-
man u. Calender.
The controversy has been eoing
on for the last six mouths. IL VAS
stated at the herring Tuesday It
has been hiehlightcd by fighs,
arrests. charges. and counter
charges and has landed into court
approximately five times. The
fight has thrown the peaceful
Eight nile road settlement into
two camps. one favorine the keep
Ing of the Rev. A. IIardwick and
his assistant, thc Roy. G G t;ates,
as ministers and the other faction
opposing their stay.
The Tuesday hearing revealed
that three sieners OF the petition
charging the pastor with miscon-
duet felt that the last election
ordered by Judge Murphy was q
fraud because 80 81 those who vol
ed 10 retain Rev IlardwIck were
not members " The church But
when they were pressed as q tho
ideniiy Of any OF them by Atty
Charles Roxboroush the ministers
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
CHARGE
Fight Champion
And Wife Are
Finally Divorced

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'o's i''N'oM "''1i''u "
No''e nom champion ~ '''''''7
a,. d.s.,,,, s ~.
Xxx ,n,. ~, u.e
.l.....,.a NJ. n,,ober ,.4 IL.
,..,,,.d o,,.,f.,oor. se.a.
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
SECOND WIFE REFUSES
TO LIVE WITH FIRST;
SEEKS ANNULMENT

Sometimes success puts . man
on the spo' and at times has
proven his downfall This was
the opinion voiced hv ~ Nell
Coolidge Of the Women's diVi-
sion Tuesday. Mrs. Coolidge re-
called the case OF Barlow Love.
81 Woodland She said that
Barlow had married Mrs. 'IIu-
lcen wii1iford. widow. on MAY
Is. 1897 nj Cleveland Ohio. and
because OF Mrs Loves thrift,
they had acquired successful
tailor shop az 1860 Oakland,
and home at oil Woodland.
When the word cot around
that Barlow was in the dough
there appeared on the scene Mrs.
Ester Latimere. who said that
she had married Barlow In 1924
~ Waukeean. IN. and hat he
had failed 10 20 TO the trouble
OF getting divorce from her.
Barlow was on the spoi and
suggested that - three Of them
live together Al The Woodland
street home
Mrs Love number two was
not for Il. She said that since
Barlow was III and had not con-
tributcd 10 the success Of their
business he had to SO She re-
ported the matter 10 The police
and is seeking an annulment 10
her marriage 80 that wife num-
Der one eau have Barlow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31


A group OF fifty or more civic.
religious aud business leaders Of
Detroit met last Friday noon At
Lucy Thurman ywcA for the pur-
pose OF nominating a representa-
i've member OF the race as can-
didaie for the Detroit council IN
the April election Three citizens
were nominated by Father Maloom
G. Dade. They Mere Louis c.
Blount. Key. Horace A. white aud
Rev. Charles A. Hill.
Rev. While and Mr.. Rlouni both
declined and Rev. Charles Hill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Printer And
Wife Alleged
OF Gang

ENanrioa OF eight persons
,re.c ol'ed IN a 100000
|esek oNptacy fraud began
|lae.day tttcjudee Paul krause
IL gc,8i,ts court
The dntndauis arc Lee Water
|raa fSlo Brush; JAMES
Isl Waterman. ~ 80 Alfred;
|M SON Malerman. 80 1910
|R.s Prs Walker, 36. $50
|I-p Js4a 6sfy, ~, $3.50 Bid
easy sp 3l7 Hendrie;
|IaN h a Of III Orches--
"a 81 sAWf and Joseph
tts of 1904 Cedar.
sstk Nailpn.-Widc
Ga ~ ets arc charged With
c0rq o violate the utter
MS sal aishirg law Tho SEN
saena e which victinlzed
Fan ip,al merchants and
tN rs lar South as Gle
tea .sS TO round up the
lns goyered BY Officer
ha 81 the 18th pre-
ta Investigation took
rofe taos seven weeks.
hiaerre Introduced by Assis-
an Prosecutors CARRIER aud Alvin
lntnori Tuesday revealed that
Lee Waterman and ,oyclce An
Confined on Pnge y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Mehorry Alumni Raises
1000 For Building Fund

Team
~ G Rolf executive secretary
81 thr National Meharry Alumni
sssocr,tion WAS present ~ the
haunqct and save an insplrine
report ~ he proeress thus far
made in me campaign for funds
Moharry Alumni members of
Detroit Who made contributions
are as follows
nr AT o. Thomas ST.. s50o
d. r. r Eucktf 5000 u' s. g.
u. Owens and Brother $500. Dr
3. + Martin. 500 d. W A.
Thompson $500 Dr. and Mrs.
Joe Thomas DR. 500 Or Joe
Thomas ST. si5 Dr ana Mrs
l. A. Williams si0o pr r. l.
(Continued on PAGE 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Two Held For
Attempt To Rob
Liquor Store

Crime does no, pay Is he
opinion voiced by Lucius Threats.
~ OF 27la Elmwood and Ralph
Partlow. ~. Of sSl Edmund place
Both men We're attempting TO
break into Liquor Store az
S25 Gratiot on March ~. at SOS
am: when Threats fell through
the front window receiving SCI.
tions larerafions ON the forehead
Both men are bcine held ON
charges OF brAkIng and enter
ms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Negro Troops Mattered
In Winning or Losing
Two Jims Marines Say

iMo JlNA IANpl--. Marines
here took off their hats 70 Ne-.
gro members &c an amrhibions
truck company attached 70 he
army torn ampaiulm
Tor bfinenc up Zoe bis guns
mat finally disiodeed Japanese
soldiers on This island Their
Feat was viewed az INC diltcr-
cnee between taking the island
and losins b.
Men identified with the unit
We're SGT. Houston u. Austin,
Deiroti and three privaies from
ST Louis. Calvin G Davis. I'd
ward Turner and RS bred l..
Watson Capt William Durvea
Suffern g. S. il commencing
officer and IT. Groycr' Groves.
Sacramento. Cal is platoon Lead
er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
DOC" Lewis Serving
Term In Prison;
Asks For Retrial

Paul Lewis. who Is serving time
IN Jackson prison for performing
an ohortion which resulted IN
the death Of Mrs Grace Harris
in December. 1910, has asked for
a retrial OF MS case, u was re-
vealcd Monusy BY Prosecutor
Gerald O'Brien.
"Doctor" Lewis was sentenced
10 Jackson January rs, i94i
In his petition for a retrial he
charges that he was convicted
under a nDn-eXisting felony and
that the testimony OF certain
witnesses was false.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Walter White Escapes
Injury In Philippines

NEW YORK The NiACP
offIce here received word Mon.
day Of This week that Walter
white. executive secretary of
the organization. escaped in-
jary. except Tor minor hrulse>.
when the transport plane on
which he was n passenger
nosed over after n landing In
the Philippines. The accl-
dent resulted from the pilots
effort ~ avoid eeIlldinr with
n hospital ship loaded With
litter cases on tho landing
field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31


bo;,, Loeb and Rove
q oA' 70 her that the blood
n. and White men Is be-
'p''lfd 81 order thar tho
n. n Hlea bo driven out 81
l. 1,, "'lpplne' Tho whole troub-
'n WIZ one white AmerI-
wan. Who insisted that he
ihn p pafc a good time. and
seno,. Ncstoes about The
oer.'e,," vent when she fullv nm
H. ~" saa' She had done. and
lloLnm W.. forthwith DESTROYED
The ,ea We 'llnIc;
,Iemi.. ''n 'ork Times. after re-
| n. ''as an article appearing r. r.
I deal ''a''aI Of The American W." :.
,eo ~ association. comes '1 !" W" .,.
70 .,, "''o" that "Nhen II com "s
4 hn' ' = c'inlcians can e,IS Sem1s
md r - m"ch ho1um AZ Hitler
iurihe. P""s' We 20 n NO.
found = ana nay that The hoL"m
nor, ~. !" me Journal may be
ranlloa ""''aluI than der Fuhrer's
herr NJ, Everybody knows ,bs,
n,nAa m,'er Is crazy, but no,
man ''"l knows that Drs. usr'
Nho "e'herd, and Mckinley
Jourr.",' o's the report for The
ilem,na are that way. These cen.
dIs T'a' reporting more cas.' s' =,
rross s' n. poisoning among Ne
iss' I'M 1aan among whites a.. Ss.
large ~" MY. Is probably sdue IN .
Tsl. part to lower mtelIIs.n ~ :
counIe, , " not only rar.
most ', ~, 70 findings made b, ,hs
the rra, s,e scientists. II reveals
o1js,, Is'' :, danger Of mixing V shs
III, psr'on findings Of science Win nm
saisr' '''""' views q the In,e..I "
l'' Crime Increase,
lcaa a,ag ia Atty Gen. Francis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Seabees Give To
Willkie Memorial

NEW YORk.- OANp Accord.
ing 70 an annourcfnerf ia-
week 81 lc9 was contributed 70
me Willhie Ncmo ill Rusia
fund o. Freedom house - a
battalion OF Negro seahens N ms,
southwest Pacific
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Chasing Wife
Cost Him $40

Jerry J. Holland. g75l Cameron
was hailed into irailic court Nedi
nesday morning for speeding
Police testified that on February
10, Holland was driving between
So and 40 miles an hour on Davi-
son at Goddard. and that he wns
chasing his wife who vas in car
with another man.
Referee Courtney fiizsimmons
fined Holland $40.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Hunt Veterans Killer

Police arc searching for eirl
In connection With the stabbing
and death OF William Mcdonald.
% OF eSil Dubois on March a.
He was found lyine in the STREET
about 2 30 am His mother, Mrs
Mary Brown revealed that The de-
ceased had been discharged from
The Canadian army on Dec q
1914.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
LIGHTS AND
SHADOWS
AL nLNlNGBURG


The sonora Necps;
Wien BY Rowe OF the Pitts
n~sa Doul and Charles Loeb
% laecon,onea Negro press fin
f@a n'u mnch-needed les
20 % tsAo faoe to Sonora Mar
Eaii'a fel d Manila last week,
we seho't Wrpt copious tears.
SEEMS itt This lady, proprie-
w o. au rt,plishment much FREE
S-t-ied lf american service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Die. In Bed

A parolee in an indiana dope
ease was found dead March %
IN bed at the home Of Hattie
Hin. "a OF S0o6 Russell Il IS
reported that Ccofe, 80 OF
1915 Cameron came TO y INNS
home In an intoxicated condition
was put to bed and died sooa
after.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
The Roses Disagree

During recent argument over
water leak in The basement.
Rose CLARK. 3c Of &c. Hcndric.
WIS allegedly shot by the land
lady. Rose Powell A.. Mrs Pow
ell and Wilma Whiiner Of the
same address are being held.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
Maid. Day OFF

cleo Clark. 80 was dead on
admit,ance 20 the hospital March
Is she was rushed there from
isiec Santa Barbara where fhe
was employed a. maid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31
nETROITER ILL
IN HOSPITAL

Gordon Steser husband of Mrs
Dorothy Stceer IL yer, so IN the
Veterans hospital, In Dearborn.
Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31

men. had put
up a sign which
read We cater
20 white service
men only" The
sign was beau
tifnlly le,tcred.
and the Sonora
vas pround Of
il
Tha4 6. 4st
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-31

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Evening star., 1945-09-06
Laurel Presents New
Strip, Parking LOT
And Roadways
Special Dispatch to The Star.


LAUREL, Md, Sept. 6-An entire
new mile racing strip, complete
overhauling of the administration
building, new roads around the
barns, and resurfacing and regrad-
ing of the ground in front of the
grandstand, are some of the new
improvements the Laurel track will
present at the opening of the meet
Monday.
Work has been done by Supt.
George (Brick) Martin at the sug-
gestion of General Manager Luke
O'Brien. Always fine racing plant,
the picturesque course now ranks
with any in America.
Free parking space has been in
creased to 5000 cars by the building
of another field beyond the railroad
tracks. Motorists coming from
Washington can enter this new
parking area via a new road lead
ing off the boulevard. Motorists
coming from Baltimore can use the
old parking area, which also can be
reached by the intercity highway
Every one of the 1000 stalls on the
grounds has been allotted. In ad-
dition, horses are quartered at Bowie
and Pimlico and will be vanned here
on days they are scheduled to race
Eight fiat races will be run daily
until later in the meeting when a
steeplachase will be put on, that is,
if sufficient entries can be obtained
Fields in fiat races, except handi-
caps, will be limited to IL starters.