The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-12

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|io hos resumed its perennial T
LEST WE FORGET-A. Sgt.
Larry Cuyler. %, son of Mrs.
Esther Cuyler. Of 81 Pine street,
Mount Clemens, who had been
repeatedly continued by the
War Department on the miss
Ing In action" list since a Bit
crash over Holland on Feb. 81,
1914, has finally been reported
presumably dead and recorded
a. such on the official records.
Larry, ~ fine q fellow as they
ever made around these parts.
was on q Flying Fort that set
out for Brunswick but lost an
engine through flax and had
to leave formation and turn
back. Over Holland, IL to Is
Nazi fighters attacked it. Two
crewmen, lately liberated as
POWs told authorities they were
the only ones to parachute to
earth as the flying bird crashed'
In flames.
Authorities in Mount Glenn
ems are probing . barrOOm
brawl in which an ex-GI, win
ner Of the Purple Heart In
Italy, was seriously hurt when
dubbed by . chair. Three
brothers, one newly back
from long Pacific duty with
the navy, were questioned in
the case. All are practically
teen.agers, but denied being
In the bar for drinks.
AROUND THE CITY-Mount
Clemens swung in line with
Harrison Township in its re-
quest for an inter-county drain
commission to determine the
cost Of drain canal from
Shadyside to the lake to relieve
flood conditions. Clinton Town
ship promises to fall in line,
and an effort will be made to
have Oakland County and the
state help foot the proposed
$330,0O0 local share of the fed
erally-approved project :.
Peter Salter, proprietor of Sal
ter's Meat Market, Macomb
street, was sentenced to four
months in Jail and $4,000 fine
for purchasing and transferring
counterfeit red points by the
tens of thousands. Two
taxi drivers, charged with the
Staying of Purple-Hearter Wal
ter Wellhausen, have been
bound over to Circuit Court.
Theodore Beck, who di-
rected the. Masonic Service Gen.
ter here for two years, and is
now at Fort Dix, N. j., has been
commended for service to the
military.
Mrs. Henry LaCroix's lat
est four.leaf clover thank you
note comes from Gen. J0na-
thon Wainwright. She's also
expecting thanks from the
Detroit Tigers for mailing
them the 28 four-leaf clovers
that helped them cinch the
World Series.
AROUND THE COUNTY -
Following repeated complaints
that teen-age youths are doing
q lot Of plain and fancy drink
ing In our county bars, both
Sheriff Harley Ensign and Pros
ecutor Bill Held have issued
warnings to licensees that ar
rests and prosecutions under
state liquor laws will follow.
The tricky part of the thing is
that some of the drinkers are
boys under Fl who have put in
. few years in the Pacific or in
Europe, saving democracy. A
tough problem! o. G.. Boyd
MacPherson, who two years ago
allesedly ran down and killed
= Warren Township war worker,
will face examination Oct. IS,
anniversary Of the accident. The
new phase of the case with a
new star witness is expected to
be very interesting A 16-
year-old Sterling Township boy
went on q real spree after snitch-
ing $500 from a Utica couple
who formerly employed him
around their farm.
Christmas came late for
Capt. william II. Nunneley.
At this weeks Kiwanis Club
he was given the package
mailed to him before Christ
mas 1919 land returned as
undeliverable). No one &C
cepted Bill's offer Of the two
year-old candies inside.
QUICK THINKING and ac-
ton on the part of a chance
visitor the other day saved the
lives Of q Shores mother and
her three children unconscious
in their house from fumes given
o,,t hVy q Aofort;vo ,,,ofor hoatar