davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
tot nod 8ranN
in WaiicnhaMs

9etroit - Sci ser Sonntag 3adt
in Dem bieiigen gpangelii6en 8ai-
len- un0 Mltenbeim eriolgten @rplo-
Jon = IbiiBten flint Berionen, 0a-
rlnter 8pei 7idbrige 3wiaings-
brii0er, ibr 2e6en elm; cine weitere
SniaiIin befinoet iid IN beOenfli9em
3uitanoe.
lle6er t20 8erionen puroen bon
Sen Angeitelten oes Seimes unO
6euermebrleuten in Si6erbeit ge-
broht. Die 8oli8ei iOentifi5ierte
oie Gotten als oen Ii. Mlbert un0
Alfreo Gaoe, Die sol. Gbriitine Cent?,
sic 82i. gli3obet6 ger6 uno oie
50 Sabre olte Soa Mlbredt.
Sn Soipitalbe6anOlung un0 fri
tiid erfranft lit oie 80 Satire olte
@elene &rers, oie an einem 0eruen-
ifod uno 8ergiftung Ourd &aud)-
gaie leioet. Snipeftor George IS.
Smith pom ser 9etroiter 6elierwebr
erfldrte, oaB Ser Brand in Ser i'm
Seller 6efinoliden 8alderei oes
@pangeliihen 8niian- uno @lten-
beimeS ausbrad, oaS an @elt @rano
8oltleparo gelegen lit.
@ie man erfubr, bat elmer Ser
Sungen 0es -Seimes ausgeiogt, bob
mebrere SunQen in ser Nabe zines
Sales nit Streidbol3ern ipielten,
mel6es nit elmer feuergefGbrli6en
6liiiiigfeit gefiiat NOR.
6rau @it6er &ohL pelfe sic flei-
neren Sungen ii6erpaft, erfldrte Ser
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10

um6rll6 bon ser &egierungsbiibne
obtrut un6 in einem fleinen Srt in
Itiaiter 3uriidge3ogenbeit ieine Sage
perbraAte, befinoet ii6 nod am 9e-
ben. @6enio ser 8il1of bon &otten-
burg am Nedar, Or. Sobonn 8aptiit
lSproa. 8li6of Spron mar unter Sen
Na5is aus gang 8iirttemberg oltsge-
mielen moroen, bate f0rperlihe MiB-
bonolungen a~us5ubalten, ourh sic er
fait p0aig gelabmt nuroe. or lit ober
Qeiitig gan5 altf Ser Sobe g%eblieben.
iGfe No5is batten inn na6 ieiner
Muslpeiiung Boo arumba6 in 8op-
ern als 3lpangsnufentbolt oneemie-
len, bon mo er iett mieoer na6 SLOT
ten6ltrg 5llriidgefebrt lit. Ser ebon-
gelilhe 9an0esbiihof bon @iirttem-
berg, Sbeoooiius @urm, oeiien @ir.
DIE un6 @mtsgeb6uoe in S~tuttgort
0urh 8om6eneinidlog boaltGnoig
derItort muroen, befinoet iid in @roB.
9eppd1 I'M TemstDal.
Ger @iienbabnDerfebr in @iirttem.
berg ma6t nod groBe Sdmierigfei-
ten. 3ablreide 9inien fonnten nod
niht in Sang geiett meroen, es feblt
an 2ofomotioen pie an @aggons. @s
beitebt ie0od cine oirefte @iienbabn-
perbinoung 5miiden Haris ulo
iStuttgnrt.
Mit @enebmiglng Ger fron3oii-
iden 8eIasungsbeboroen erideint in
iStnttgart cine 3eitung Ser Neue
@ufbau" inter ser ,Qeitung zines
communication @eoafteurs".
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
81. Knnbc critidbt
iidk NIT Sdcrc

@aufegon 81. - Ser 81. Sommp
So0ep bat ieine Nelltter UNI cine
S9ere gum 8lumenidneioen. SD
m06te nod binten in ben @arten ge-
ben uno tpel6e fir oen Gid i6nei-
BEN, iogte er, ,,iie iin0 10 bibld".
Mit elmer @ornung CUR 8oriidt
iibergab ibm ieine MSutter, 6rau 81
nter &obeD, Ole Sdere. Surge 8eit
ipGter bort Tie einen S6rei uno fanb
SommD perfriimmt ouf oen Stufen.
8lut floB aus elmer bdBliden 8un0e
in ieinem gSaden; er mar geitolpert
uno botte iid ielbit geitoden. gr itarb
cine baIbe Stunoe ipater i'm Soipi-
tai. Seine rebte 2lnge tpar ourd}-
bobrt.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
gricf aus 9entldIunS

Gin bieiiger, iebt in 8eIgien ito
tionierter nmerifaniider Soloot BE-
i6reibt, pie folgt, cine @utOfnbrt,
Delhe i'm un0 mebrere &ameraOen
i'm Spdt=Suni Ourf Oas &beinIonO
fii6rte:
@ir fubren Our9 @upen, un0 bon
ga nor0li6 nod @a6en. An Ser
@ren5e poren engliihe SoIooten.
Gonn ging es ourd Giiren, cine p0l-
Zig 5erIt0rte Sta0t, mel6e Dor benz
9riege etfpa 10000 @inpobner 3G6l-
tie. Die &duier iinO 10 in S6utt oer-
WanoeIt, Dab ielbit ibre llmrilie nift
me6r 5t erfennen iino. Sier unD oa
NOR 8lumeni9mud auf Sen S6utt-
baufen gu lebeu, elm 3eihen, oaB
&eute BORT unfer Dem Sfutt begra-
ben liegen.
Son Giiren ging es ii6er @usfir.
den mad Bonn, nel6e Staot es ols
@liid 6etradten Bari 0aB tie nltr et-
pu our Sdlfte 3eritort lit. BAD So
oeSberg, iii0liG BON Bonn, Elm 2o3d.
retpunft, lit sic ein3ige bon iins be.
iudte Staot, mel9e duBerli6 bon
Sem Grie9 peri6ont geblieben lit.
llniere Sruppen baben bier ouf
6rn6tfGbnen cine ,,tlpo~lone" Bride
iiber Ben Rbein gebaut, tpeIde no9
Dem General So0ges benannt lit.
9luf Dem 8ege bon @ooesberg
nah Dem itarf 3ertriimmerten Sob.
len3 genoiien mir prddtige Ausblife
ouf ods Siebengebirge un0 sic bieIen
mit Re6en beipadienen &iigel. Das
0enfmol an Geuti6en Sd, mo Rbein
un0 Moiel 3uiammenflieBen Iieat in
Rriimmern. Shiffabrt auf Dem &bein
1T gon5 unnogli6 infolge ser bielen
pe%rienften S6iffe, geiprengten 8riif-
fen, etc. Qn Der 0enfmiir0igen 9u0en.
oorf99riide BEL &emagen bieIten mir
einige 3eit unO mo6ten Mufna6men.
nniere &iidfobrt bon @oblen3
mddten mir Biz @O0es6erg auf oem
redten &beinufer. SSSn Gemagen ba-
ben mir uniere @auptmo6l3eit gegeI-
len. Nad 8aiiiernng ser Gen. SOB
ges griide ging es nuf ser Nutobabn
ii6er Bonn nod &0ln. @oGn lit elm
Rriimmerbaufen. gur Ser Com, OBJ
mobl mebrfa6 getroffen, bat i'm @un-
sen menig S6aoen gelitten. Sings
Inn i'm berum iino o6er 10 piele
Spren9frater uno Griimmer6oufen,
bob nit Dem auto idmer an i'm 6er~
a%n3ltfommen lit. Bon ser Eiefe zines
2045llB Sprengfrnters bo6en mir
Die 8omtiirme pbotogrop6iert.
Qlnier &iidpeg fiibrte our6 6as
ebenfoaS o0aig 3eritorte Siili6. Sier
bat anIere &ermaltung, Inn Inter
fommen 81 finoen, Elm ooaig neues
@ebauoe erriAten miiilen.
lle6eraa maren 0ie 2anoItroBen
angefiiat nit 5liriidtponoernoen ge.
mobnern Ser 8erit0rten Srte, meiit gu
BlB nit @dgelhen. Mnoere batten
&fero un0 @agen, ooer 6%abrrGoer.
S6r @eldid lit auBerIt tragild, ga
es anifeineno .on aQem N0tiqen
feblt, un0 es Sabre ne6men miro,
nm nur Die trimmer gu beleitigen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
WcrocnthaM idtnciot
~ pctsNamtsG rFlGrmn0

@oibinaton-0er ein8ige @enI6,
Ser mirflid 8eideio meiB, in mietpeit
Ser 8Gan Ser u@roBen 9rei" fir
Geutl6lnno Dem biel oisfutierten
M6rgentbauplone entipridt, piG lifJ
nidt GllBern; oarad io1te oas &ei6
Elm reiner Nder6aultaat meroen. Sic
argumentiererei mag oaber bin un6
berge6en.
@r mar nidt einmol cine babe
Stunoe nod ser 8eroffentliGung oes
BptS0amer &ommuniaueS oergon-
gen, ga erflarte Ser friibere Sdob-
amtsiefretar Senrp Morgentbalt,
IT,, Bob er es geleien babe. 8efragt,
ME iebr Die &otsoamer gnti6eioun-
gen ieinen eigenen Soeen entipreden,
laete er: sd fiirdte, Dab id Sbnen
IN oieier Sinii6t ni6t bebilflid iein
fann."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Nndtridttcn aus
SEM Reid

6eiOeI6erg lit BON 0uftbombdr0e-
ments 10 gut mie oeri6ont g%eblieben.
Neur ser 9obnbof lit our6 einen
&oatrefier 5eritort wor0en. "a
M}onnbeim inter 6liegerongrifien
iebr itarf 3i let0en bate, limo oiele
Mannbeimer nad SeiOel6erg ii6er-
iieoelt, ga tie ii6 BORT IT nit &eht ~
iiderer fiiblten. @ud na6 ariegsenoe
limo Oiele Monnbeimer 6amilien in
&eiOel6erg g%eblie6en. @emerfensmert
lit, 0oB audi i'm eriten 8eItfrieg, in
oem sic 9uftpoffe feline 10 beOeutenOe
Moae ipielte, 3obIreide Monnbeimer
in Sei0elberg 9lufentbult nobmen unO
sic Mannbeimer 9ebensmittelfarten
in Sei0elberg bonoriert muroen.
Sn 8amberg bat sic Moi6inen-
fobrif Observation-Disclosures Sen 4uf-
frog erbolten, sic geiprengte 9uit-
pol0SBriife iiber oie &egnib bis gum
SpGtber6It mieotr u~if5ub1uen. Die
Sta0t Fat 0ur6 0ie 2uft6om6or0e-
ments oerbdltnismGBig menig gelit.
ten. Ger 8am6erger Dom lit Ooaig
u~noeriebrt geblie6en. @ertboae
Runit0enfmdler Iin6 aus Dem 9om
entiernt moroen un0 pur0en an Dor
@uftangriffen iideren Steaen ber-
ipabrt. Sic ner0en oemnG6it bon ser
2an0eSitelIe fir Gentmalidyub mie0er
aufgeiteat peroen.
Sum @iirgermeiiter non 8oo Nau.
beim lit Or. 8rGutigam %ernonnt NOR.
Sen. Die @immobner3obl, Die Dor Dem
&riege etrpa 5000 betrlg, lit our6
6liihtlinge uno ionit 3uge3ogene auf
etpa $4,000 geitie9en. I'm Ser orin-
genoen @obnungsnot a~b3ubelfen,
iinO sic e%ingetragenen @urteimitgIie-
Der Ser Nu3i5Bartei oltfgefor0ert NOR
Ben, 3uiammen3u5ieben, Inn ooo1lr6
fiir ser @artei nidt nngeb0ren0e So
milien> Die feline @obnung erbalten
fonnten, 8las 8u idaffen.
Ole Sunagoge in 8a0 Naltbeim lit
am s.. Nopember 1888 in Brand ge-
itedt moroen. IS mltroen 81 Yerionen
feitgeitelt, Die an ser 3erit0rungsaf-
tion teilgenommen boben. Die Soften
ser MISUNDERSTANDING oes @ottesball-
les, oie 6ereits in angriff genommen
mor0en iii, mer0en inter oie Geilne6-
mer an Sem 3erlt0rltngslperf aufge=
teilt Der0en.
Sn 8iesbo0en lit ser frii6ere 6a-
brifoireftor Or. Sng. auguit Imann
gum 8rGitoenten ser Sn0uitrie- un0
ISan0elsfammer ernannt por0en.
Sn Marbura an ser Qabn per0en
in elmer 3ioil Boli5eil6ule @nmdrter
fir Yoli3eiiteaen in berihieoenen
oeutl6en St1oten unter @ufli6t onle-
rifaniiher armee~0 ienitlteaen aus
gebil0et. @ier @6iolpenten oieier
lS6ule baben bereitS @oIten inn
2anofrpis 2abn erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Tn SluC@tfinifiuadD

uBater,' mas lit Elm leerer Titel?"
Scum, menn gum 8eilpiel oeine
Mutter in anDeienbeit BON @1lten
mid ben 9errn oes 9auies nennt."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
KcMtmtcl cnNctc NMrh
Oift, crflGrtc Schn

gno SoG3 - @eneraIfelomarIdan
6. &ommel, Ser oeuti69 o@ilten.
fuds", beging Selbltmoro I'm elmer
A6urteilitng Dor Dem @olfsgeri6t al
entgeben, unter ser 8ei6uloigung,
CAB ec ar Dem Bonn r!.t.cntat auf
Sitter an 20. SuIi 1914 6ateiliJt
mar. Iaqte Iein Sobn Dor amerifaIi-
fben Sffi3ieren aug.
oMein 8oter 3og Ben Sel6ltmoro
hor", erfldrte Ser t7idbrige Manfreo
&ommeI# in elmer eioesltnttli1en @llS-
iGqc, Die bon Dem &~auptqlartier ser
3. Il. 9. Mrmee freige9eben tuutoe.
G, G>tutihen batten am Is. Of
tober noriqen Sobres be~fantgege-
ben, Dab 3ommel Ieinen 8unae.1 err
Iegen lei. God in Der grfl1rung
ieines Sobnes beiBt es, Der @ene.
roIfelomari6oa lei BON einem Sd1-
0elbru6 nno @ranatiplitterDertpur-
oungen i'm @eii6te mieoer auf Dem
@ege Ser 8eiierung getpelen Die er
6ei einem amerifanii6en 2uftangrif-
fe erlitt, als 5pei @ener1le eri6ienen
sic i'm ouf cine @lltofobrt mitnab.
men, pon Der er ni9t mebr 5uriid-
febrte.
(Q(aiierten Sffi3ieren in 8iesba.
ioen mar om %. SUM- bon General
leutnant Srib 8oberlein, &ommels
friiberem @eneralitabS6ef geiogt
noroen, oaB Ser @eneralmarihan
SelbItmoro begging, INN Ser Sooes-
itraie fir Die ange6li6e 8eteiligung
an Dem &omplott gegen Sitter gu
entgeben.)
General @aiieG uno General
8urgoorff beiu6ten Sen 8ater am
IA. OCTOBER, iagt iein Sobn Man-
freq.
uGrei gierteI Stunoen ipdter fam
er aus Mutterns Gunner uno iogte
min, er babe ii6 eben bon ibr ber-
abihieoet = uno Dob Sitler i'm Dor
oie @abl geIteat babe, ii1 gu pergtf-
ten ooer perbaftet uno lpater bon
einem 8olfsgeri6t gum Sooe berur-
teilt gu perben", iagte Ser iunge
Mann.
o&itler berliderte inn. 6aB I'M
Sale zines SelbitmoroeS Der So
mile nifts geideben piiroe. SIN
@egenteil, er tperoe ii9 ibrer an-
nebmen.
,,@sein Batter perIieB oas Saus in
Uniform. @ir begleiteten i'm au els
mem pluto, in Dem 5tpei @enerdle
Batter nit 'Seil SitlerI' begriiBten.
,,6iinf8ebn Mimuten ipdter mur-
oe inns iiber 0as Selepbon mitgeteilt
oaB mein 8ater bon 5mei @enerdlen
mad einem Militdrboipital in Him
gebrodt poroen lei, no er an einem
@ebirni6log itarb."
Manfreo &ommeI logte aus, oaB
iein Batter ibm in ser Iebten Inter
baltung mitteilte, Sitler beroddtige
i'm Ser Seilnabme an Dem Moro-
fomplott.
uSitler tpoGte nidt sic Stipulation
meines 8aters in Sen Augen oeS
oeutiden 8olfes id6oigen" fubr Ser
Snbn oes 6elomari1ons fort. pa.
Der CAB er meinem @nter @elegen-
belt, iih ielbit in orei Sefunoen nit
Gift gu totem, oas i'm elmer ser Sc
nerGle iiberreidte. SIN Sale elmer
miiroe er perbaftet lln5
Dor elm 8oltsgeridt eeitelt porben
iein.
uMein Gater 3og Sen Selbitnoro
por."
TN &fUcTxfinifi6n10 =
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10


Roli8ei, lie babe cine @rploiion ge-
bort, ltnO penige A%ugen6lide oar-
nod 3Dei Sungen geieben, Die nit
brennenoen &leiOern aus Dem Seller
gelaufen famen; lie ioentifi5ierte iie
als Die beioen @uOe-Sungen. Brau
Sod ergriff ben einen uno Oriidte
Oie 5lammen aus; George 9otbe, Der
oie gr0Beren Sungen i6erwa6t, tot
0asiel6e nit Dem anoerep.
Sn5Dii6en bate ii6 Der &auh i'm
gan5en @Jbauoe ausgebreitet, mas
ltnter sen &in0ern lnO dlteren 2elt-
ten 3u elmer fleinen Yonif fiibrte;
piele Der lebteren Daren 6ettl1gerig.
Der grano beidranfte iid auf Oas
&eaergeldoB 0es Seimes.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Gnsaslid

&e3itationsle6rer: u@enn Gle
S6ren 8ortrog beenoet baben, mo-
den Sic cine gra5ioie 8erbeugung
uno oerlalien oisfret, aui Den 3eben
auftreteno, ooS Yooium."
5diiler: ,,@esboQ6 oenn auf Den
3eben?"
&e3itationslebrer: ,,Gamit oas
8lbblifum nidt mad Diro!"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Mns @irttem6era

Die @ren5e ser fran3oiii6en Be
Io~bungs5one lduft 5ebn &ilometer
iii0lid bon SeioeD6erg an &eilbronn,
bas gum Observation-Disclosures @ebiet
gebort, por6ei na6 8aibingen an ser
@n5, Sos ebenfaas omerifnnil6 be-
iest lit. Son oa gebt tie Oireft an ser
Stnot Stuttgnrt oorbei, oie inner
balls Ser fran30iil6en Gone liegt,
Damn Sen Nedar entlang bis 8lo6in-
gen, bon ga nah @eislingen in ser
lSdmabiI9en Mlb, Dem Sit ser
Standardization Metalmorenfnb-
rif, oas fran30iilh belebt lit uno BON
oort nod lln, oos sur amerifani-
ihen Gone geb0rt. Gas geiamte
SberIano liegt in Ser fran5oiii6en
Gone.
Ole fran5oiii6e 8eiatungsormee
beltebt in Ser Sauptlohe aus Marro-
fanern uno einigen 9lbteilungen Sc
negalelen. Die Mrmee perpflegt ii9
aus Dem 2an6. Die angebli6 bon Sc
negolelen oerii6ten @reueltaten, oie
Begenitano elmer Infroge in inherent
'Senat gebiloet ba6en, iin0 bonn @ar
Department oementiert moroen.
@on Sen $4,000 @inmobnern, sic
IStnttgort Dor Dem &riege 5ablte, limo
etrpa 100000 in ser Staot oerblie-
ben. 8iele Iito in oas oSberlano"
5milden Ser Conan llno Dem 8ooeil-
lee ge3ogen. 8erihieoene 6nmilien
iiberiieoelten na6 @eingarten, be-
fannt our6 leine @uGfabrtSfirde,
niht melt bon 6rieori6Sbafen. Sic
leBtere Staot, am 0oroufer oeS So
Oeniees gelegen, 6efannt als ser Srt,
an meldem 0ie 3eppeline gebout
luuroen, lit i'm 9aufe ioes &rieges
our6 acknowledgements fat pou-
ltGnoig 3eritort poroen.
Gle grnteausii6ten tperoen 1r-
giinItig beurteilt. Die @1lfte Ser
'Spdternte oiirfte our6 6roIte Der.
nidtet iein.
Ser bon Sen 0n5is nod Ser lleber-
nabme ser Ma6t 5un16it als Staats-
fommiilar fir oie Bermaltung ser
lStabt Stuttgart eingeiette Staot-
amtmann 81. Scarf Stroelin, ser i'm
Srni 1888 4mt uno Sitel oes ODER.
biirgermeiiters erbielt, lit bon Sen
fran5oiii6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ab-
gelest moroen. @r galt ais elm gemd-
Bigter Mann, 10 BOB audi elm Sell
ser @ntina5is iid fir iein 8erbleiben
eingeiett batte. 3u ieinem Nahfol-
ger Dur0e ser ObsrregiPrnngSrat
Or. &lett aus Dem -@iirttem6ergiiden
~6inan3miniiterium berufen.
Ger friibere miirttembergiide Sll-
~iti5miniiter Or. 8eperle, Der nit Dem
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Slid

,j@as bat Slip gemadt, ols lie
erfubr, bob gu ibr untreu g~eporoen
,JSie bat mir meme Riebesbrieie
an Sen &opf geworfen!"
Sci frob, ooB ou ni6t i'm alten
ga6plon le66t; oa wuroen 8riefe auf
3iegellteine gei6rie6enl"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
8meflpier @iberiprndl

Grellnoin: ,alio, ibr fii6rt cine
gliidlihe Gbe2 Gein Marn bebaup-
tet oQer0ings oos @egenteill"
Sunge 6rau: oAA Der fat ni6ts
3u bebaupten!"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

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Yes, hundreds of tests by impair.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Tests Sh0W H.. .MII/0nS k70W III

twins E. by dental clinics, by den-
fists themselves have produced
overwhelming evidence for this one
unshakable fact:
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
miM
M,I3M
Drawn from on oeiuoI ease record

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-26

Grafton while Chinese troops
overran the seventh former US.
air base in China to be retaken
In recent months.
WILL ERASE CITIES
Incessant aerial pounding will
reduce Japan to "a nation with
out cities-a nOmadic people,"
1t. Gen. Doolittle promised from
his new superfort headquarters
in OkinaWa- His statement was
made shortly after B-29 head
quarters on Guam announced
143 square miles of 80 japanese
industrial cities have been re-
duced to rubble or ashes.
In one of Tokyo radios most
amazing broadcasts, the govern
ment-controlled radio said the
emperor's military leaders would
gladly stop the war right now
if the United States eased up on
its demands for unconditional
surrender.
REPORT PEACE OFFER
simultaneously, Russia's Sta
lin was reported to have carried
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-26
Col. Spier Will
Return to Bench

Col. James E. Spier, for the
past two and one-half years on
active military service, will re-
turn to his position as Macomb
county circuit court judge short
ly after Sept. Is.
The colonel. who spent two
years of his service period over
seas in the China Burma-India
theatre of operations, was at
tached to the judge-advocate
generals office. Now home on
terminal leave which will lex
pire Sept. Is the officer-judge is
enjoying a brief rest with his
family at 20 Byron Court.
Col. Spier today was modest.
ly reticent about his own part
in the Asiatic jungle campaigns
but spoke in glowing terms OF
the role of combat units.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-26

Defeat Of Prime Minister
Churchil's government appar-
emily marks the second break
in the original Big Three" and
leaves Premier Stain as the
only member of that triumvir-
ate.
The first break was the death
April IL of President Roosevelt,
whose place was filled by Presi-
dent Truman.
Clement r. Attlee has been
attending the Potsdam confer
ence with Churchill and thus
is fully informed on the discus
sionS.
The fact that Attlee's party
received a parliamentary major
ity with which to form a Social
ist type government for the first
time since the 1920's raised
these questions here:
Who will share with Attlee
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Mystery Pair
Placed in
FIeisher Car

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July
26 Up The Hooper murder
conspiracy case, rocked yester-
day by a fight over Attorney
General John r. Dethmers' pris-
on scandal report, returned to a
more even course today.
1.-TWO men, one real short with
dark curly hair and the other
taller and wearing a hat, stood
just inside the door Cf the serv-
ice department, shortly after
Fleisher had driven lis car in
the garage" Guy S. Vroman, an
Albion garage mechanic, testi-
fled.
He said that the { 4
whom he could not id,huly
walked to Fleisher's car, climb
ed into the back seat on Jan. 9
or 10, and rode out of the ga
rage. The witness said he had
known Sammy Fleisher since
1885, but that he had not seen
him for two years prior to last
January.
Harry Richards, ST., an AL
bion car dealer, testified he
talked bri 'ly with Sam Fleisher
in Albion on January 10.
Judge Blaine w. Hatch order
ed the jury to disregard all OF
the testimony of Miss Jeanette
Welker, described as Harry
Fleisher's girl friend" with the
See HOOPER-Page 3
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May Build New
County Jail
Supervisors Eye "
Future Needs

Prompted by disclosuresof in
human and unhealthful crowd
ing in the antiquated Macomb
County Jail, a combined Sher-
ifs and Building Committee of
the Board of Supervisors on
Wednesday made two definite
moves to relieve such condi-
tons:
"a They decided to "look
around" for a favorable site for
a new Jail, with opinion divided
between the property on Broad
way, in Mount Clemens, and the
County Farm property on Eliza
beth street northwest Of Mount
Clemens;
(2) They ordered the County
Controller to ask the city Of De-
troit for permission to house 30
to 90-day prisoners in the new
House of Correction, at Ply
mouth, Mich, until q new Jail
can be erected here.
A survey taken of 20 Jail in
mates several days ago by Sher-
if Ensign reveals that most
prisoners are held awaiting
Circuit Court trial due to their
failure to make bond, and of
those serving sentences, two are
90-day convicts; two 60-days
and one 30-days.
The Jail population jumped to
40 during last weekend, and
the sheriff was forced to use
Mount Clemens city Jail cells
for about 10 prisoners. For
tunately, no woman was arrest
ed to increase the suffering of
the three now sweltering in a
small cell block.
PRIOR SETUP
Ensign told supervisors that
some Is years ago Macomb
County sent all so and 90-day
termers to the Detroit House Of
Correction when that institution
was located in Detroit. Early in
the 1905 Detroit refused this
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LONDON, July rs = ,tAC
- King George VI tonight
commissioned Clement R. Att.
leee to form q new leboe
government.
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, July rs Britain,
surging strongly to the left,
threw out the Churchill govern
ment in election returns count
ed today and called the Labor
Party, headed by Clement n.
Attlee, to lead the nation against
Japan and through reconstruc-
ton. -
The Labor Party's victory was
smashing. 1t lead in Commons
seats over Winston Churchill'S
Conservative was nearly z to /,
in compilations at mid-after-
noon.
Churchill himself and Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden es-
capped the tidal wave and were
returned to their seats in Conn
mons, but a dozen Of their most
prominent colleagues were de-
feated.
The returns were from the
July 5 election, the nations
first general poll in 10 years.
LEFTIST TREND
The Labor Party campaigned
on platform calling for nation
alization of basic industries.
King George vi likely will call
on Attlee, the party's mild
hammered and Oxford educated
leader. to form the new govern
ment on reconvening of Parlia-
ment Aug. 8.
Attlee. who was deputy prime
minister in the Churchill gov
eminent until after the defeat
of Germany. presumably will
return to Potsdam to take I'm
the Big Three deliberations
which were interrupted yester-
da. to allow Churchill and hi
See BRITAIN-Pase 3
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One group, spearheaded by
Senator Lucas (D-IlD, contend
ed yesterday that international
agreements defining use of the
American troops in the postwar
peace preserving set-up can be
handled adequately by a joint
resolution requiring only a ma
jority vote of both House and
Senate.
RAISE ISSUES
Other Senators, including Re-
publican Leader White of Maine
and Taft of Ohio, took the view
that only a treaty would do for
the supplementary agreements.
A treaty requires two-thirds ap-
prevail by the Senate.
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is recovering from the most ex-
citing deep-sea fishing trip he
ever hopes to experience.
The heavy seas of a violent
tropical storm washed over and
sank the boat in which Bill and
three doctors { none of them his
father) set out on q fishing trip
last Saturday. They were about
10 miles out toward Cuba, when
the storm forced them to grab
their life-preservers and start
their battle against the turbulent
Atlantic that brought out Coast
Guard, Navy and Air Force units
in the search far them.
POUNDED BY SEAS
The life-jackets were of the
old variety and all were badly
beaten by the cork filler, pound
ed by waves running from five
of eight feet high. Three rag
ing thunderstorms struck dur
ing the night, so severe that they
drove back most of the seven
Coast Guard Cutters sent out to
search for the quartet.
The men all hung together and
would not let Bill 60 to sleep,
kept singing and wise-crackinR
See STORM-Page 8