davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

' AlNNf-il L. INtllf.i F''f'ffh
now IN Germany He makes his
home in Norway. Me. and outside
Of harness racing. his chief sports
are hunting and fishing and thinks
Maine is the best state m the
country tor the latter
He says Michigan produced The
two best standard bred horses of
All time Peter the Great. owned
by W J.. Slreeter OF Kalamazoo.
and Miss kitty bred by George
Slaughter Of YpSilantl Peter the
Great became the greatest sire OF
all time and AT 20 years of age
was sold for $4,000 10 " l. -
Stokes The purchase price va,
returned 10 Stokes in les, than a
year
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Rariun Steel
Gets ROll Firm

NEW YORK, June Is Baruu
Steel Corp has acquired control
Of Eric Bolt and Nut Co OF Erie
Pa, through it., wholly owned
subsidiary The Clyde Iron Works
Inc. of Duluth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Permission -LD-Anl4gEt- -LIHM
the city 10 use the RaCkAam
course on Saturday and RlNor
Rouge on Sunday, the entire field
10 play is holes on each layout
For several years all 36 holes
have been played At .Eac<ham on
Sunday
Another arrangement y pos
Sible. Redford Golf Club has Of
1crcd It's course for the Saturday
round Sundays Is then. would
be played al Rackham
IT two courses are available II
Will be- possible TO accommodate
225 players. but if only one course
is used the entry again viii have
TO be limited 10 l3S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
IN Tor SHAPE

Futch tried 10 persuade LonnIc
TO stay but Wright would not
hear Of il. For tho first time In
ms life he had been h.f hard
enough 10 make hlm feel nI,
years
Both Wills and Spencer are in
tlplop shape tor the fight They
completed their boxing Wcdnc,-
day without injury something
that Was a rcIICT 10 Matchmaker
Nlck LondeS He expects near
capacity crowd to sec ihe fight
and would suffer II severe fnan-
cial loss If either was hurt
The bout between Willis and
SiprrrCr- brtrOTtS boSf natural
match m years, heads q five bout
program In addition 10 tho
-~indup thoro-wJl- bee an eight.
round >cmifnal and three >iNcS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
-DoA-Lund Joins
Dodgers Soon

ANN ARBoR. June IS Don
Lund, seventh Wolverine athlete
to receive nInc varsity awards.
viii report to the Brooklyn bod
gers nest week Terms Of ms
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Is what You do. WIEElc Your lcct
around in the sand till YOU have
firm anchorage ON solid ground
not uSi slippery top sand Stand
we'll over the hall. Grip the club
low. taking the club back with IT
straight. lcfl arm and firm -pff>f7
trerfff r7fff rt-r-r
>t3nrr- Short baCkgwinE. club
face slightly opened The more
sand YOU take before cluhhpad
contacts ball the shorter the dis
iance YOU get. The less sand the
mprc distance
In thG explosion shot thc follow
through Is extremely important
bcCauSc Won must have IN mind
that thai cMhhoad must fellow
through after the shot and NOT
finish I'M the sand Of an shots IN
thc bag you must follow through.
Hp and over on an explosion shot.
rr7rrrrtt ~ -r-r-r p DRY CT
F4itarF S0's send f1- The grfrtet eis.
srsr's sr-pirs ru'tirr sfvIes iu.f ansrss
'~ sfs~p'r w'faf+--..rf f-ra.ope fr-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
That Dutch Leonard!
WASHINGToN


Totals ~ 427.fT Totals JqlS21l
AhaVcd for QueU m eighth
WANhtnglnu 400 009 O0s-f
DETROIT nnf 0o0 O0o-t
Runs Trout case ? Myatt 2 Vaughan ?
Kuhol Gift Errors-MaIer Eaton Rum
bat'ef in--Mystt 2 Kuhsl Binks ?. Torres
Frrrei Vaughan. Trout. TWo-bAse hits-Csse
Kuhel Three base hits--Kuhel Nyatt. Honi
run--Trout Sacrhcc hif--Vaughn, Double
plsys-Webh 20 Mayo 20 YORK Mayo 70 Webl
t0 York. Left on bazeS-Ws shinFton 7, Ds
r0tt 3. EAscE on hAlls-Oft Trout s-oA
nTreN oN Fatun I. strike outH-By beo1srt
by Trout s Hits-On Trout. IN N.
ninfs ~ Orrer ? IN innings OF Eaton
IN inning LOSING piteher-Troui umplr-s-
SUMMERS Rover and Jones Tims-i ~
hf'sndance-24. $40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

is destined TO
b - C. O m o not
only the great
est h am eSS
racing state IN
the COu n ( r y
but one of the
I o 7 e m O : I
standard bred
horse states
The h a n d.
some 39-year-
old official has
one son. 1t.
I IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
q Todays S I
Up D R I R A | |

Edwin r Keller racing ,cctc-
tarv At Worthwhile Downs and
owner and operator Of ihe Old
Orchard Beach rttct grand CIR
cut track Is confident Mtefrrafr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Harvey Campbell S Slant ST.

r;fHeiHeg. &KIFprr-nt
Apache. has been attempting -
initiate hI, father t-in-laW HAr-
Wy Campbell. into tnC tncr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
AL Meets in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June - ttI1 VIII
ftHrr1rirr prcStdent-ef- tite-Amer+
can League. announced the sum.
r7er meeting will he held July
A. tho Palmer House hero.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
REVIVE MEET

The WomcnS Metropolitan Gol(
Association, struggling 10 keep go
ing ntll-haPPier days arrive Is
considering q revival of itS three
day championship tournament
This was learned yesterday
when The public course women
hid their third onc-daN tourna-
f44t-rei III -F}e-titetti-tiniEG Gitit1. with
Shirley Spork the winner with
iG.i2 SIS.
II was Tho Rcdford High school
girls second victory an aS many
starts Helen BuSko was second
vi h is-i6 "a. Mrs W c. Stalcy
following with 1910 o..
So Ear this season tho attend
anCeS have averaged only 20 play.
crS, whereas before Tho war as
many AS l0o competed. Mrs
George Andre president, atDub.
Htes the small tHrnoutS to thr
fact so many members still arc
engaged m war work and unable
10 play ON weekdays
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Mds1AEsIanS FWO-Dav
abDesn-1AHafafettr Meet
II, NJ. !. DRUKENBRoD

tn, NA onnamatcur golf tournament Will hc Increased TO
played started last
carried
Tentative dates Saturday and Sunday Aug. 1915
wears The 36hoIe which the cjN S
leading public golfers has been crowded day This
made H difficult 20 accommodate all Who wanted 10 4A1
-LLLLL a -lLHA-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

T. % p 81
SdlllnE
Harvey vas
explaining Il
10 me- yCstcr-
GH}
They call
IL sport" he
said "l OH
Sit in a boat.
h n | d / n 3
on for dear
life Y q ur
feet get wet.
AnIl Mnre the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

contract were
not disclosed
Lun d. who
h a S p a G . q
NJ IC hIg n $
I h ! o. q majors
>lNAtS 5 q u z CIS
and capt3lncd
Of I h e. m
d VI + n < his
t&Gnln- Near
signed with ihe
\ a t i o n a !
t.-.t .s-,+rf.itfi1
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
BETTER GOLF
Explosion Shots

BY SAM SNEAD

Coils Great Teacher and Player
Explosion shots interest AN golf
-er~fhe difficulty in making an
explosion shot rests far more in
the mind Than 1t does in The set
Of circumstances Won LacD m Anu
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Willis Body Punches
Makes Sparsllale q enit

Those Who havc watched Lci,
bout with Leon Spencer ~ the obs
that he inte1dS- town viii -hftdSz
Leroy is punching harder 10 the bo
one who has noted this part'C
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Comes post card from Pvt.
Roscoe TolcS of the marines. now
stationed at Camp Lajeune, y. c.
And what TolcS couldn't do 10
keHeef- present hespyweights
Lou Nova, for instance.
"BestSports Steries Of 1874"
book just released, features a
sports picture by Phil Dion ~
the Times staff. which AaA
voted the best sports picture 81
the year.
II il called Pan at Meal
Time and shows fan passing
the milk bottle to- baby, and
1T the same time cheering for
Dir Trout 10 get that third one
across.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

wrong shoes and they hurt.
Everybody except the skipper
- in the most uncomfortable
position possible People get
seasick all around Nou There
either II too much wind or none
AZ all, don't get ~"
Fred Martin Of Arena Gardens.
-S-ryv--ii roiirrx skating show.
booked for ms place July = and
.-r-----------.--
skaters from Michigan. Ohio.
Illinois Indiana. Wisconsin and
Kentucky viii compete The rink
~ Arena Us one Of me >N largest
In 'hc nation
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Detroit lightweight Lo1nlc Was
an outstanding amateur Bt6Uf I6G
time heavyweight champion Joe
Louis came 10 the fore Although
he passed up the professional
game he has been boNng lnfor-
mallN- ever since, even though hr rs
"a years Of age LuUUg is abtC
and durahle
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Pat Nc

I.sughlin, new rAI V,lAtrHl>
Tiger relief pitcher. for 90,
past three winters has been
employed a. an electrician IN
the Rho movie studios IN
Hollywood. he - original,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
liameN hrllind Iender
NATIONAL LEAGUE

fName> behind leader.
NrAterdaH's Results IadAs's Games
v io-1 Pitt "a chi At Bkn
Tin s-a, Bos "a Gin At Bos
Rkn g. chi 3 Fltt At y ntrht
St>L. 3-s, Phil 40 - J. az Phna
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis "a, Milwaukee As
Kansas city STA, Louisville o-io
Minnea polls 1-i0. Toledo IA
~ Paul a. -ChlnnihnA- Il
tNTERNATIUNAL IIAGtl
lrrSsv cts 81. Toronto d-n.
Puffala 81, Syracuss "a
Montreal a Baltfrnnrs n.
Rochester 4 Neuafk n
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

the pro-amateur sam Byrd vct-
eran Detroit pro, and his partner.
Ann Casey of Mason City. Ia.
shot 4 = and - respectively tUr
l5n Strokes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Leonard, Mats
Beat Trout
BY LEO MACDONELL

Paul DIZZY Trout'S revenge
against Washington, for that
clubs lack of cooperation in the
Tigers bid for the pennant last
year has had 10 be postponed.
Dutch Leonard and the SEN
atorS, picking up where they left
off Oct. |, crushed Trout and the
Tigers. 9 10 !. in a twilight game
at Briggs Stadium last evening.
As a result. the Tigers were
tied for the American League lead
by the Yankees, who beat the
Browns in ST, Louis last night.
u Both leaders play single
games today.
The reader will remember Il
was Leonard and his mates who
beat Trout and the Tigers in the
final game of 1914, thereby help
ing 10 clinch the flag for the
BTOwnS, who whipped The Yam
KEGS on that fatal Sunday.
BIGGEST CROWD
Biggest twilight crowd of ;he
four played this year. "a 500 GUS
toners. mourned the mutilation
of DetrOit'S newest pennant
-chasers, The record attendance
for supper contests at Briggs
Stadium is 26,Sl5. who turned out
10 see the Tigers play the Yam
KEGS Aug. |, last season.
Trout, who pitched six innings.
Was -thumped rather harshIv last
evening, the Senators gathering
no less than nine hits and six
runs, a solid foundation for an
easy victory to come.
Joe Orrell and Zeb Eaton
pitched the rest of the way-After
two innings in which he held the
visitors scoreless, Orreil was lifted
-fef-a- pinch hitter Eaton give
the Senator three hits and three
runs IN the ninth, juSt to prove
himself as generous as Trout.
Twas TroHt's eighth defeat as
compared 10 seven victories. Off
the three Tiger Fingers, the Sen.
atorS collected grand total of
l3 hits five of them for extra
bases The veteran Joe Kuhef
bagged three, including triple
and 4 double George Case and
George Myatt also posted three
hits each.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

p"N L'ND after being app
preached boy FIVE major league
teams
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Boxinq MiddIeweiahts

Here at home some of the
caulifiower brothers are be-
ginning 10 wonder II Leon
Spencer might not leave his
fight In the gymnasium instead
Of taking IL into the ring against
Leroy Willis tomorrow night at
Olympia.
Among other things, Spencer
has spent most of his time box
Ing middleweights, instead Of
lightweights. in preparation for
the Willis affair.
Thomas V Holten. 1879 Meadow.
brook, sends along a beautiful
tribute 10 Gen Claudus NJ. Easley
recently killed at Okinawa.
Holten first met and served
under EaSleY back in 1920
and he would have 10 have beer
a great officer TO rate such 2
tribute As included in Holtcn ,
letter
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
from Laredo TcN He ha> been
pitching in the minors. his last
~tutl ttt-inE SrHttlt,

Wa,hinetee now has su edge
44r Nrfpr.. ~ three. over The
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

grams srrui~F pu'firr SvIrs fust antIrtr
'~ s's~p,r v'fsf+r--.ef trra0re fr
r.r'r
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Az q sample ~ what goes or
when Bob Hopo and BInc Crosby
play golf Ca,Well Adams relates
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

-uGE-nlaa.s-!...et-ttr=t,r-ftr-Hed=fi0wrT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01
M'CLENDON AND
DUPREE LISTED
ON VI PROGRAM

The Dupree Singers and DR..
James J. McClendon. president OF
the Detroit branch NAACP will
particlpat IN the Official VI Day
celebrations Il vas learned this
week.
Rev. Ellsworth VI. Smith. direc-
tor Of War Emergency Services
Of the Detroit Council Of Church
es and chairman of the VI pre-
gram. has announced that final
victory will he celebrated with
an afternoon parade followed by
a program in front Of the City
Hall in the evening.
SUPREME COURT Justice Frank
Murphy will be the principal
speaker on the program which is
expected 70 oe either on August 81
or Sept. |
Speakers include Walter H. z.
Scott. commander OF the Detroit
Districts Association of the AmerI-
can Legion; Edward Rothwell. pres
dent OF the Allied Veterans Coun-
Gil, Frank Msrtel. president Of the
Detroit and Wayne County Fedora
ton Of Labor; r J. Thomas. presi-
dent Of the UAW-CIO.
Henry Sweeny 81 the Detroit
City Council will give the official
welcome. Samuel Sage. executive
secretary OF the Wayne County
Go Council. Is chairman of ar
angements for the program Rev
lrWln Johnson. rector Of S.. Johns
Episcopal church will give the
invocation and Father Raymond
Clancy. director Of social action
FOR nc Catholic Archdiocese OF
Detroit will give the oenediction.
VI Dav ceremonies will -
sponsored by the following civic
organizations: American Legion.
Americans United. Civil Rights
Federation. Council Of Churches,
Council Of Social Agencies. De-
troit and Wayne County Fedora
ton Of Labor. Detroit Catholic
Committee on Post War Prob
lens. Fair Employment Practice
7 Council. Jewish Community
Council. Lawyers Guild. Michi-
gan Citizens Committee. Michi-
gan Committee American Sfav
Congress. National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People. National Negro Congress.
UAW-CIO. Urban League. Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. Wayne
County CIO Council. and the
Norld Study Council.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

"a. 80 com ucst before cookins
81. no. .~efe1. cannot nc acce pied
IS c,cs.. acs'ers 2 A Schriuer.
Ws,rc County salvage chairman.
Nsv> housewives MO- arc sending
~ .,cl 1nuSennId iaYs 20 WI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01
Detroit Schools Begin
l04th Term Sept. 5

italy A. t1s,, o. nc pas vcaI The
spe al Classes Instituted on me
nigh Schoo. level during the war
wears W. DC diSeontlnued accord
ne % lt-r + Chapman. Assistant
superintendent In Their stead WI.
De introduced courses planned 10
adapt the curriculum 10 problems
81 peace NJ Chapman says that
the phys,ca, fitness program intro
'duCed IN the h!Eh schools in ac-
cordance with Army suggestions
Nh directly oe replace5 by the
e2har health education course Of
instruction
The public elementary schools
will now he divided into eight
elementary units each headed nv
a supervising principal.
ACTING SUPERINTENDENT Dond-
nesu emphasizes in prevlewln2 the
school year. the boards desire 20
give complete educational service
20 returning veterans The Vet
Grams Institute organized ourin2
the past year al Cass high school
viii reopen IA September with an
enrolment in excess OF 800 This
special school Vill furnish an &C
ceierated program FOR all veterans
who wish 20 complete their !sh
schoo. work or who wish - extend
:He.r high Schoo, education. In
addition. il VII offe- extensive oc-
Clpa;onai training COR such vet
Grams as wish 20 pursue tbs type
- instruction
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

Dc'go,, public schools VII open
70. their loith year TUESDAY Sep
icnoer I. win pupils veportn, on
Wednesday morning. September ).
according 20 an announcement by
Arthur Dondlreau. sctin- super.n-
icndent Principals 3ill IN turn
meet their teachers IN the respec-
i've schools al ! pm All OF the
boards $50 workers Will report
for duty Tuesday morning
The elementary and intermedi-
ate schools will open at 9 am.
on Wednesday: high schools will
open generally at &. The schools
$50 lunchroomS will call hack
ployeeS on "wednesday with reg
ular lunchroom service being Of
fered Ia students beginning at
Thursday noon.
ENROLMENT IN DetroI's pub
.ic- SCHOOLS VII. approximate that
az = year ago according 20 Act
ins Superintendent Don eau
Last September. $4,000 reported
In addition. private and parochia al
schools enrolled 1880 boys and
girls The Detroit pI Bile schools
have adde's 100 teach ers 10 their
previous roster OF : 500 in an at
emp. 10 further reduce class size
In the main nc teschlnc staff Is
complete SAYS Acting Super.ntend-
eNt Dondineau There : still
somewhat o: a scarcity OF teachers
20 vocational. SCle~Ce. and COM
Nercjal feds ,arge.v due 20 the
demands Of the way FOR This type
% trained pcr>onne The Board
81 I'd JCatiOD : re31v 20 receive
a.. ,ea hers who arc mustered out
% service by nc Armed rorce>
\ >at.clen: mum Der Or substitutes
rave been maintained throughout
&c war wears order that those
Scryrc IN nc military forces
could &c Ntarncd directly - their
.each,nE assignments \; re pres.
CIT tire me Board ~ Education
Sas ~ employees i'm the armed
services Of which number sos arc
or cave from teaching duty.
The curriculum n the eleTen-
'ary schools VII continue essen
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

WASH NOTION D { -Americar'
RCD Gross blood donor ccN.crs.
WH.,h have obtained more man
.A,50 900 Blood donations for me
.srr-S and navy Ntii cease u.AtalN
operations a> o.: nc Official VI
DAY HcwcVcr % The basis OF com
"lurN needs chapters MAY now
prepare g.. Mo operation Of 'lNi-
~ o.ood donor c,"tfr> Also i've
o0pOtH'cG ,CDtcrS on ne we>' coast
nav commute 60 coffee: nc >pcC.al
. typo %; blood .ol ar Shipment
IS me Pact, unit. 81 poS> oilitN
N. necd |, ended
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01
Weber, Sanders To
Head War G h e S t

James 3 Weober. j.. se-ores-
dent and aSSi>;an, -cncral man
a.er W the / Hudson comp
md Fred " Sanders, ScCrcta-y-
treasurer ~ the FIRES Sanders Cor
oora;ion. viii head The Commercial
and Professional Unit 81 the la45
Wa Chest CaUpa, IT.
General chairman Edwin J An
icrsoN announced recently
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01
CORRECTION

The ate Wllu5m Matthew Walls
vas reported aS having been
burned - dean ,H last week issue
II the Michigan Chronicle IN an
article appearing on TIC front
PAGE We wish ~ state That the
late NJ. Walls died NJ natural
causes
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

WASHINGTON-Nine Of the
nations l66 principal labor market
areas where Negro workers have
found extensive war production
employment face the prospect. OF
extremely serious temporary un-
employment by October Is l945.
Paul V McNutt. VINO CHAIRMAN.
revealed this week on the basis
OF postwar survey by the War
Manpower Commission.
Mr.. McNutt said il was esti-
mated that between 20 and IS
per cent OF the work force OF
these areas will be jOb-hunting
by mid October. The survey was
made by VINO labor analysts on
The basis Of preliminary studies
Of all factors expected tn infiu-
ence the manpOwer situation.
THE AREAS that II is ind Gated
Will De at leaS; porarily dis
treSsed BY. October Is are the foi-
loving Portland, Nam: Buffalo
Niagara Falls y. Y. Detroit and
Flint Mich. Talladega, Ala; PaA-
anna City. Fla , Wichita, Kan; Los
Angeles. Calf and Portland. Ore.
Areas are regarded a. distressed
when on the average from 20 10 -
per cent IF the work force IS I'M
employed
The survey indicates that by
October -. % areas Will be labor
,Urp.-S areas with II TO 20 per
cent If the work force Jobless; that
- areas viii oe in balance" with
from five 10 - per cent unem-
ployed, and that nine areas VIII DC
elias, tiable as stringent that Is
with unemployment less than four
por cent and an actual shortage of
labor for important Jobs. The nine
stringent areas arc District of
Columbia. Ashevilie. y c, Rich
wond, Va Columbus. Ga Butte
Mont: Ogden. Utah. Tnoele. Utah;
Cheyenne. Wyo. and Ventura
ONnard, Calf.
NJ McNuti emphasized hat he
predictions made are based upon
the national pattern of munitions
cutbacks expected 10 De made dur
ins me next two months, the eX-
pected rate of military demoolliza.
ton and estimates Of the expected
evaporation from the labor force
caused by the retirement Of women
going back into the home. out
migration from industrial sections.
retirement OF older and marginal
workers and return OF youths 70
school.
The areas in which a surplus
Of labor is expected by October
Is. l945. but where actual un-
employment distress is not eN-
pected are: Mobile. Ala; Little
Rock and Pine Bluff. Ark; san
dino-Riverside, San Diego,
san Francisco Bay. San Jose. and
stockton, Calf; Bridgeport,
Hartford, Meridian. New Haven.
New London. Conn: Jacksonville
and Tampa. Fla: Atlanta. Bruins
wick, Macon and Savannah, Ga.
CHICAGO. JOLIET. and Spring
tield-Decatur Ill: Anderson, Evans
Vile. Indianapolis and South Bend
Ind. Des MONIES. iowa. Louisville
Ky New Orleans and Shreveport;
La. Bath. Maine; Baltimore and
Hacerstc1Nn Md. Boston. Lynn
Salem. SprlnSfe,d- Holyoke-North-
amp:on. Mass. Grand Rapids. Mus
kegor and SacinaW-Bav City
Mich MinnearollS-St Paul MiNna
PaScagoula. Miss. Kansas City and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

Detroit, Flint Called
Temporarily Distressed

81. Louis. No: Omaha. Neb.: and
Portsmouth. " II.
Newark, ~ j; Elmirs, ". Y;
Wilmington. y. e: Akron, Clncin-
nat. Day;on-Sprngfeld. Lima.
Sandusky and Toledo. Ohio: Okla
homa City and Tulsa. Okla; Ian
caster. Pa. Providence. r. l..
Klngsport-Bristol. Memphis and
Nashville, Tenn Beaumont. Dallas,
Fort Worth. Houston and Tex
arkana. Texas; Seattle, Tacoma.
Wash, and Manitowac, Wis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01
92nd Riots Against Italian Yank Bias
TWO OUTBURSTS
CAUSE TENSION
IN V|ACERRI0
W hite Officer Strikes
Negro Because Girl
Companion Too Fair

ViAREGGlO, Italy An air of
tenSeneys and apprehension ruled
TINS onet.me recreatonal spot of
Italy this week following two re-
cent RIOTS OF major proportions IN
vc.Sng personnel OF the famed
g2nd Division.
The first riot occurred when
1t. Ulysses Is. Glover. of Balti-
more. Md. was struck by
white officer who thought that
his companion, Miss Nickie q.
Daniels, Of Noble Sissles USO
show. was white.
THE OFFICER asked Miss Dan
les what She Was dong With a
mr. officer and an argument
euS,ed between NJ ana 1t Glover
N which Glover Mas >truch
Glover then proceeded 10 thrash
the White oth or until Col Robert
Ross, white. interviewed
shortly after several truck
loads of 9!nd Division soldiers
surrounded the club and signified
their readiness to participate in
the difficulties II necessary.
CHARGES WERE placed against
Tho white Lieutenant oy L.. Glover
md Co. Ross.
The SECOND near ro' occurred
Nhvu Italians and white Amerl-
cars sought 20 Gust Negro soldiers
l.ow scc,caNonal establishment
nccs N'aieS-.o
\ fight involving large num-
hers Of civilians and soldiers re-
suited and wholesale arrests fol-
lowed
NINETY Division mem
ocr, a0c otHcr Nero sod erS IN
~, arcs have been tnt butt Of >ev-
c.ai S.u., and insults from >nall
.Nca, paper Nh.Cn mas been argIus
BALKANS not ,o associate with Negro
'Ioor>
Mon 5cr> Of nc S1rd DIVISION.
gradlnc The paper Nrcc>ed The
plant three houls after the paper
appeared
NlarcEcio Mas the home Of the
9lnd Division during the last WIN
Ter campaign against the Germans.
Later after Their advance 20 Genoa
they were returned 10 VlareGgio
20 rest until relieved OF duty in
the Italian theatre