davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

Mrnlee eiutraten, sic OeIcrtiertel pNer
nibt fdbig Daren, iid moraliih ans
Nrlneeleben an5l.miien. Menn Elm
Qtarn Die yblaite Gntlalinng" be-
folnnlt, miro er ius vblaue 3immer"
gebrad,t uno nit 3ipilfleioulg aus.
itaifiert, sic etlpa $50 ipert lit, Oa Die
&egulatioaten uerbieten, sic Mrmee-
uniform nod ser Gntlallung SIT tra-
gen.
Die Sploateu perlaiien cin Sepa-
ration Center nid)t mittellos. Sic
erbalten oie crlte &ate ibes auslnu-
iterl,nJsseloes - 800 - uno Nei.
icgelo in oSbe bon Gent prp Nteile.
Seit bem "a. Suli iuuroen in Sort
Sberibau ct1pa 1900 9eutc entIai-
len. l(ngefdbr 80 Asrp;eut Ser 9eute
lperoen unter Seftipn 4 - nad Gut
oiintcn ser 8esterun9 - entlaiien.
Gs bomoelt lid Tim 0ellte, pelhe fiir
Sic rationale Geiunolpit, SiAerbeit
uno iiir Sic nationalen Sntereiien
nottpciloie ii,,o, unO anoere, fir Sic
oie slrree feline entipredel,oe Ser
hof.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Vie die ersten " Bunker des
Westwalls genommen wurden
ense zvsommnorbeit a|Ier Waffengattvngen maehten
Lestvnqen moeqjich.

SIN beiesten Ieutidlano. - Glner
oer @rilnOe, ipesbalb Oic amerifa-
riihen Srupper 10 ieii in oleier
Gfe oes Geutideu Heid)es lisen lit
Ole aliberproentlih quite 3uiammen.
arbeit aller 8aiiengattungen, Die
es eillem uerbdltnismGBi9 fleinen
militdriihen Herbano erimoglihte
Wdbreno oreitdgiger, itGnoiger Mn.
griffe n ieinolide Yunfer Su erie
oigen.
Sic muroen Sum Stblueisen &c.
nep &obses' Il. 8. 1. Arllee oia
Siegfricolinie. norOsueitlih bon
Aaden ourhbrad.
Sic 1ruppenulatt, ,uelde sic
aus Stabl INTO Cement erribtete,l
Yeieitigungen einnabm - sic ood)
bcItilumt waren, Mtonnte ano Sabre
gcgen feinolide angriiIe aus,ubal.
ten - beitano aus nur "a mittleren
Tanfs. II leidten 5anfs, 4 1anf.
5eritorern, 1920 Snianteriiten uno
200 Bionieren. Ser griolg benefit.
tuie gut ausgebiloet uuo iiberleger
Ole Danfs iino, lpeld)e ben oeutifen
lle6ermenI6en eine neue 9eftion
I'M 0litfrieg bcigebradt baben.
sd ipeib ielbit niht, mie es
uniere Sunsen iertiseebraht ia.
ben, iagte elm 1anfoiii5ier, oel
geteran oreier aampagnen lit
.Selbitberitdnolid, mir ertpiidten
oie Deutifen, als lie aus ser Da.
lance eeraten tparen. Mber iie bat
ten oieie Steaungen minoeitens iab'
relang bnlten iollen." llno bemnod
tpuroen iie idnenitens auiammen9e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Die Feldbaeckerei cine
willkommene Einrichiung
Frisches Wessbrot wrd der Front .ehr gesehuetzt
Won der Nomandie bis ins Rheinland.

tEidereicn ,uiro ppu Gem 24iiibri9en
6auptnann Malter G. &trgct aus
Spraclie, u. o.. iibrripacht, Der
i,iiDer in cinem GruOuftlonsipeider
in &enrnp, y. s.. bcid,ditigt mar.
v@ir lanoeten an, 20. Suni uls er'
lter nilit1riii)sr ViiderciMtric6 un'
irrer Mrnhe in 6ranfreid), tpie un'
icre iS'lSbGd,rei ouit id)on i'm Do'
rigen Gr;e,-c als oit erite eingerif)'
tet .i,nb ihrem gcItimmrngs5mede
,nceiiibrt nprhen mar. lin oie
Irittaasiruroe Sts Cages, naNoem
mir Oas Vhpafs 8ebict ucrlalien bdt'
ten, licicrten unscre Ssien oas erite
@rpt, uno in sen eriten bunbert
Sasen rah ocm vG.Tase" proou'
,icr.en mir s,pei aFillionen Hi.no
Ser 9Sare. jehu Sonner oen Gag.
Su N;eier 3eit nll'btcn mir uniere
;2elte (e;u SSalp.sclt mpO ypei Ie.
tyn;e;te) Slrcinlal abbreben tno
ne,w Yoiitionen teSicben, UNI nit
Gem 9litfr:esstcnlpc nniercr &rte9'
iiiDrung Sd)ritt III baltcn. lttbri'
o.ns fGrnen mir nebr ais 9rot
toftu. Seit Dem II. Mgult baben
mr. ranetGn $4,000 Eiuno &affee
nerGItct, remahlea, rcrp1dt unb nah
Ser isrpnt geidift. ,Giele arbelten
peroen Don Nem Sergeontrn Srant
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

| Chicago. - Gin eruber Saa riift
INNER naber, nimlid, oerieniae, an
oem Gin liebes auseboriscs aus sem
Militiroienit entlaileu Miro. Sic
fbafibrolnc poer b!alie Uniform an
oen Nasrl Iiillnt ullo lpcoer ins 81,
pillebsn ein.ritt.
sSle oaS ,lacbt, il in lncbr OILS
einGn Gnseno 'ps. vSepuvat;on
Gentrrs" erlidltlid, 100 oie Mrlurc
ibre &rtcroueu entldbt. ySie lid Ser
Selnnh'lmadluigsprp5,6 abp:cfelt,
tam man ). y. IN Sort Sberioun
ST.. 20 MeiI.n u0rolitl pon Gbicaap,
, bepbadten. Is iii ois @auptcntlui
fil1asa9eatur iiir Sellte. lpeitbc aus
Slllnois, Wid,igan uno @isccnlin in
Sen Mi!itiroicnIt cintrotcn.
Spr allem miro ser Soloot nod,
ellteln ~Separat;pu Is ntcr" geihtft
ppronsse'est, oab er n:c,t ul;s ee,
lunobeitlid'en Griinoen ent!alicr
miro. Sn oieIem S,ll miiroe er uon
IrmeelM'pitdlcru b. blnocIt nerocn
SIN separation Gentcr Nrbrinot cr
etpa 3G Stunopn.
Y'c. Soe Sslpulo pou Gb;coup
tebrte fiirjIih aus ENGLAND ,uriid
ytlt 200 auoeren &eteranen lpuroc
cr lleulid, Don Sntel Sam eutlaiien.
er fam nab Sort Sberioun, welches
gle1dEitis NuinabneIaser iiir Me- !
tr'lfeH, entlalii'naslager iiir 0etero-
men. Hotlerllngslager uuS Yager iiir |
frtegsgefangcne Seutihe lit. God)= |
Dem er feline Edpiere Sen Glerfs i'm
Sentra!aebiuoc abaegeten bate,
brad)te man i'm pr Srud Su icine,n
Guartier iiir leine.l tur5en Nuient-
Galt. !
Su Sen Yauieu slpiitt,en ser Be
arbeitl,na ieiner Gntla'inna per
brahte cr oiel 3eit i'm Sric,ltie-
rl,ngsgebilloe nit Neln 2eien bon
Ntaansineu uno Yiidpru uno Sem
Spielen bon Sd,allplatten. &ein Sit
hen= unS Satrilwlroienit MFR fiir
ion! Soc gob ale llriiorm- lmb Nus
riiitlny,sitiife ab. NIT Musuabme ies
ner. Sic er inter Irneeresulationen
beb,lten oarf. Sanu lpurbe er bon
Ncrstcn in gebanblltng geuomlnen.
Nad, eiuer griiuolid,eil ltnteriufune
iaate man igm, tpcrln er irgeno,pelfe
9e6anSIuna 6raudlt', ipie 3a6us ooer
Hrildl6ehanSluna, bnnn f0une er i'm
Eager 6leiben, bis oies geIheben lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

slurt Die 9,ratllngsabteilllnl
lnabte @efourtidMit nit Soc. llnS
er mar 5llfrieo>n nit ibren Sienlten
Sas 9eIdnlte Eerioual BORT gab ibm
AuiflGrluns iiber Gutcnoe Don Ga.
den, wie ). .. Seitimrnlll,gen Scr
Gill pi Hights, Yeid)dfti9ungsgele
senbeiten. 3abl,lna>n icitens Ser Sc
teraueuaolniniitrutirn ,lno Traae'l
Ser lllnmanbll,la pon Tetero'lenpers
iidprl,ne. Gertrcter oes llnlteo
States Gmplppllsnt S,rp!ce narell
BORT, llrl Soc 81 belIen fa!ls er
Sdupierigfeitel, luegen Nroelt bnben
ipllte.
Stlieblit erbielt Soc ieine ehren.
pole Gutlailllng. lein a1smlllte-
rungsge!o. uno er besub iid; nad) Dem
Sor, no er an eiuer Heibc bon Me
frutcn pprb. liam, oie oarauf mar
teten, Sic Uniform an5l,siebcn, oie
er ebeu a,'geicat Bate
Gr erbi.lt cine .lpeibe Gnt!ai-
lung, ST., ebrelrouae gntlaliuilg.
p vYlaue Gntlailungcn" befonmen ie-
ne, sic ulli betriiaeriide ySeiie in sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
I'm Pressefreiheii muss
INNER gekaempft werden

genbeit," iubr YtacSe:ib iort BIB
l;otbefeu uno YublGoeu 81 jlpin'
gen, ge,pilie Yiihar uno Ser0fient.
lituugen aus Der 3irfulation 5u
,ieben. Solde Yraftifen iino Der.
oerblid) iiir Elm ireies 8ibliotbefs.
meien, cine ircie Wer6reitung oes
&iiiens unS Ser Sheen. uno baber
al,G iiir enc ireie &ultur."
Die &ungrebbibIiotbet seigt als
tppiih fir Yiidrr, oie unter oer
amerifaniihen 3enilsr ,u leioen
Gatten, iolgcnoe 8iiher:
yMer1ant Of Genice" pon Sbafe-
ipear. mar eiuitmaIs in Sen Sisb
Shno!s BON Yufialo, v. y, Der.
tpten. .... ... -. 49,
rGanoiOe" pon Solitaire, tpuros
Dom BunoesspuoienIt als obi5on
uidt ins 2anO gelalien.
Gem Salpper" bon Wtarf Itpa:n
uuroe cinmal inn a;nberjimn,er ser
Gublic Sibrarp in Brooflpn, @.
g., perboten. !.
vNurora @eisb" entbGlt nod ei.
ner in Bottom funoscsebenen An.
Iibt nbpiteriide llnanltG,oigfeiten
zines in Serwirrung geratenen
Sirnes."
u@rapes Of Nratb" bon Sobn
Steinbed lpuroe bonn Bbliotbefs.
ausifuB bon Gait st. 2ouis 1889
uerbrannt. Gin Sabr ipGter erbieIt
Sas Bud als ser bette Homan ben
Sllliter-Ereis.
Garl Yib, ErGiiSent Ser Ameri-
can Sibrarp Aiopiation, erfldrt,
oab tibnlide Musiteuungen BON an.
oeren Yibliotbefen inn 2anoe Der.
anltaltet lpiirben. r2abei miro Der
Stanopunft pertreten, oa6 ieoer
abIolut oas &ed)t bat gu leien. mas
bon oiientlidem @ert uno Snter.
eile lit, lpelbe Maiienirasen, poll.
tllde uno religi6ie MnIidten audi
Die rationale Siberbeit ni9t ge.
babel inpotpiert lein m0sen, fotange
idbroet it,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

brud)t, ais Generulleutnani Court,
hauen uno croMrt.
ySie Dies nG9lid) luar, lit oea
eigenen aoirmanoeuren Elm HGtiel.
Nber oie Snianteriiten, Sanfleute
uno Fioniere, pelhe in Dem ibiper.
item Oeiltihen Mrtilleriefeler aus.
b;elteu. Dem anlcrifaniithe Sruppen
III oieiem ariage bisber ausgaiet:
luuren. lpiiis,, oab es Oas Heiultat
eEgiter 3ulalnlnenartelt mar. Cos
Seten ieOes einpluen Ntanues blnH
an oem VelpubtHin. oab Der damn
neben ibn ieine Muigabe cenau 10
gut eriiillen uiiroc, luie er iel6lt
Gieies Sperriel.er luar oas
Shlirnn1ite, ipas mir je Ourct,ae.
madt baben," iaate Seutnanf Sssor
!. Sarper. Sic id)oiien iogar ai,i
lire ciyenen Nuufer. ais mir nS.
griiien, pubten aber iebr ipobl, oab
lie Die Sd)uelpGnoe niht ourhidla.
gen lpllrOen. SD laB IN elllenl 'ol-
d)en 8unfer, Ser bon oelttitrn Sra.
naten oreimal setrotten muroe. Mo"r
nid)t elm ein;iger Splitter fam
burh."
Gbe Die Iruppen angriifen. MIR
oen ibnen &arten a.isJeadnoilt. cui
oenen ieoer gunfer einbe5elth 4
mar. 10 oab lie eenau mubten, mas
lie 81 erluarten batten. 0ie Setera-
lien ser 2. 5anfoipiiion maren iiber-
5eugt, oab es feinen 31uef Datte.
IN oieiem Sale einen 6rontaian.
griff 3n MAIDEN. Sic batten oas IN
1uneiien oeriud)t uno tparen Oa.
nit nidt peiter eefomnen.
Sic Dur0en baber in Speaialub'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

gci sen anwrifan;idrn 1ruppen
III Irant:cid,. 8as Sic 3ipilbe,
roiferl.ng bireiter Wehiete, ,penu
liz init a.nerifaniidril Sruppcn in
Veriibrling fommt, am neilten in
Stal,nen reriebt. oas lit, oab uniert
scloatrn i'm ;WlSe lpsibes Yrpt 81,
e1icn befumlnen Gin Gurus. Nn
@el1:er uno ssran,oicn felt Sabnn
nid)t nnebr ucfannt bub,n. Sier miro
>elll aub, ipucit 3ipilpcripneu re.
lcNentlid cine aoltprote llnieres
clncrifanilehcn Melbbrpts su MunM
iiibren fjnner, bieie Glbe nit elmer
Sanfbarfeit aufaencmmeH als ob
man es init feinIter &pnoltoreimart
Ill tlln babe.
Sic @ibbrpt Tsriprsuu9 m,
ierer Solhaten miro oaourcb er-
lnoalidt, oab Die ,SclobGdereien bcs
SuarticrlneIiteranltes uie auber.
inlb zines llnfreiies Don 6 bis 10
Oteilen Don Der 6ront tatig iino.
Sniolgebelien fam RIDES 8rpt.
Sos bier in. einem Senlop bon %
Eflino Die N)t;uute erjeust miro -
,lno bic Seien 81 Stunben &n
Sag in 9etrieb tets iil lebr
fur5er 3eit nah Ser 6rpnt geid)aii;
nerben.
Cine 0ieier dlrWritaniid)en ;Tlo-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

tcili,nacn auIgeteilt. pcn oener ieSe
cine beipnoere auiaa6e beiaG. 3ipei
Stllrlntrupps arbeiteten nit elnein
Suuberungstrupp" ,ulanlnlcn. 81.
rer Mbteiiung Hionieren nit Slant
l;enmeriern mar Elm Bug Sniante.
riitcn ;l,geteilt. y4Ghreno elm
Sturmtrupp iid Sen Yl,nfer Dor.
nabln. bielt Ser 9esleittru>D nit
icinem lseuer Die flanfierenoen Bun.
fer IN S1ad. Sobalb Ser ySiOey.
itanO in einem Yunfer nad)lieb, fam
Ger .Sdu6erungstrupp" betm uno
r1l,dprte Sen 8unfer aus. irlls
lleberlebenoe porbnnoen luarcn.
so Gin .,SGube, ungstrurp" be-
itano aus einem 3ug leihter SanfS,
arnliert nit -Gsld)iiten, eli
nem 3ng Sniankrie uno slpei gb.
teillnren Yionieren. ipelhe Die
9unfer iprengten, oanit Der 0eino
it1 ipdtcr oarin nid)t lpieOer ielt.
eten fonnte
Gs luar Elm luiiienidaitl'f, It's Ing
flcinIte a,tsgearbeitc.er Lilo tooroi.
nierter aampi. bel oem ietss Sim
cernis nnsegrifien mo H:itort ,pnr-
&c. Sn bieier iiberle9e,en Neile
nabm cine perb1ltnisnl;ii;ig tleina
Nnjabl BON 5ruppen DC II Bun.
fer, inter Gerluiten, Die 10 Sering
lporen, oaB es oen Oeutihen iehl
peinlid) iein miibte, tpenn lie es er'
fabren tpiir6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

&aiblnston. Iauernoe Wad)s
Iamfeit lit iett n0tiger oenn ie. sur
Serteioigung ser Ereiieireibeit, er.
fltirte NrbibalO MacSeiib, ser Sei.
ter ser &ongreBb:bliotbef, ser iett
sum ltnterltaatsiefretGr i'm Staatss
Department. ernannt ipurSe.
vWtan mub in jeOer 8eneration
erneut oarum fiimpfen gegeu neue
6einoe," iagte er bel ser Groiin,nng
Ser rSreeoom Oi tie Yreb"- "-Iuss
itelllng III Ser Yibliotbet.
rGie amerifaniibe 8eidid)te bat
sab!reide Geri,f)e erlebt, in jiing.
tier 3eit, mie audi in ser Gergan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Dubten Sic ihon,
oaf..

Ser gr0Bte beutife 0ihter, Goetbe,
Sura ituoierte in Seipsie (1765 Bis
1863 nlrO in StraBburg (i77O bis
177D? 1771 lieb er ii6 ais IoDofat
in 6ranff,rt a. M. nieoer.
Ser IN aller ySelt befannte &om-
ponAlt @eorg Srieorid SGnbel III
@alle an ser Saale 1855 gebore!,
1puroe? Gr itarb 1859 in 2onoon
,tno pl1rbe in ser @eitminiterebtei
begraten.
Sm 0tai 1889 @rob, hlanS
nit Dem Hroteftorat gobi.en unS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

etnS Sse smo 1bre anset1rieen
DettelteS TN QfanfemSeretn xnb
0emtrc! HertanbP Benn nttat, lett
tt bic Sett betsntreten. I'm aenauere
Snfsrutattsa ruien Gte ZEN 4slaI.
tertretrr a,l.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

Mabren 97,OOO,OOO gtnipobl,er bat.
te?
Die llniueriitit &0nissbeng, 1914
gesrillloet, Die iltsitc rlniperfit6t
Yr,ubans lit?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

- l(nteritiiken Sic oie in unicrer
seitung aa5eigenosn @eid6ftsle,ltei
Evening star., 1945-05-13

women who accompanied their hus-
bands to the conference seem to
have agreed among themselves that
the man of the family is to do all
the talking-for publication. A West
Coast reporter who tried in vain to
get interviews with Mrs. Stassen,
Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg, Mrs. Tom
Connally and Nine. Hassan, wife of
the Egyptian envoy, asked in tone
of complete desperation, Don't
wives of of1cials ever talk In WASH
ington?" I assured her they did,
sometimes, and very we'll, too. II
don't believe It," she answered
firmly, and flounced off.
Today is the date set for the be-
ginning Of of1cial receptions in con-
nection with the conference. At
least one is scheduled for every day
from now until the end of the
month. Meanwhile, important lunch
con meetings and women only will
add significant accent t6 the con-
vention calendar. Mrs. Henry
Francis Grady, popular Washing
ton resident back in the days when
her husband was Assistant Secre-
tary of State, is honorory chairman
of the United Women's Conference
set for Saturday. Women leaders
from all the Allied nations have
been asked to attend. Purpose of
the meeting Is to point up ways
and means by which women every
where can develop influence to as
sure world peace" said Mrs. Grady.
. =. The possibilities Of womens
participation in the peace will be
discussed at a special luncheon on
May 26 at the Mark Hopkins Hotel,
where DR.. Virginia Gildersleeve of
the American delegation will be the
principal speaker. Mrs. Charles
I1llett, vice chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, has ar
a series of luncheon meet
lngs for women's organization heads
who are here for the conference.
One of the most dynamic women
I've met here is DR.. WI Yi-Fang
president of Gingling College for
Women and only Chinese woman
delegate to the conference Al
graduate OF the University OF Mich
igan, she speaks English fiuently,
declines to be involved in any dis
cussion about politics or political
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Washington Is Like That
By Hope Ridines Miller.

SAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tive Sol Bloom still insists that
every additional day he spends at
the Golden Gate Conference is
positively the happiest of my life" "
This is his home town. He began
his business career by selling flow-
ers on local streets. He has a host
of friends here and he's not passing
up any opportunities to talk over
old times with them. His daughter,
Miss Vera Bloom, declares, Daddy
seems to know everybody in San
Francisco" Mrs. Harold Stassen
still insists she wants to be in the
"seen-but-not-heard" category. "I
wouldn't mind giving interviews out
here if I had anything unusual, or
even interesting, to say" she
averred. MY husband can do the
talking for both of U.s." AL the
Evening star., 1945-05-13

personalities of her homeland, de-
votes her time to pointing out ways
in which education can aid
stronger understanding between
China and the United States. per-
manent peace can be achieved" she
said, when peoples of all countries
cease to think of themselves in
terms of their native lands and
concentrate rather on the welfare
of the world as a whole"
released by McNaught Syndicate, Incl
The sub., 1945-02-17
EMANCIP ALTON
Continued from Column 1

Continued from Column
 FUTURE OF WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN'S AMERICA depends defeating the reaconares who do not believe THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL.
 Yes you belong with You, too must do your part YOU ARE WORKING MAN-YOU ARE A WORKING WOMAN-YOU ARE AN AMERICAN-YOu MUST JOIN US NOW-Tue organized labor like all great organizations has it's fauts-True there mistakes made-Yes in all great organizations there grafers and who labor for their selfish purposesbut these things CAN AND WILL IRON OUT amongst ourselves. THE IMPORTANT THING IS must keep united and 1O0% so-and more important WE MUST WIN THE BAT- TILES AHEAD. In that way can show the WASHING TONS and the LINCOLNS that appreciate what they have given us-that understand what they wanted what they fought bravey forand that shall do
 THAT IS LABOR'S AIM. THAT IS LABORS PUR- POSE-and despite faus-despte sins-despite nistakes-UNITED WE WILL GET THERE.
The sub., 1945-02-17
Green Pleads for Atlantic Charter

Failure of the United Nations to abide by the principles of the Att lantic Charter has deeply dis turbed" organized labor, President William Green of the A. F. of L.. told radio listeners in an address over the Mutual network.
 Neither Britain nor Russia should be permitted to carve out their sphere of influence" at the ex- pense of small nations, Green de- clared. Such actions, he warned, will inevitably lead to future wars"
 He urged creation of an immedi- ate United Nations council, pend- ing establishment of a permanent world organization, to avert one- sided territorial seizures, without consent of the nations involved.
 Liberated countries, he said, should have "the right to choose their own leaders in a democratic way"
 Green also called for setting up strong, free trade unions in all countries as bulwark against dic- tatorship, and appealed for support of free trade union fund, Spon- sored by the A. F. of L., to help in rebuilding European labor move- ments.
The sub., 1945-02-17
FROM THE
 EDITORS WORK BENCH

trust by that all readers have become Quanted with weekly Radio Forum. For four weeks have presented Station WNLC program that has been well received and complmented upon.
 Beginning January 23rd have presented such leaders in the field of organized labor Mrs Ruth Dembo of the Teachers Union and former vcepresdent of the Central Labor Union Mr. Edward Re business agent of the Teams ters and Democratic representative in Hartford; Mr. Arr thur Brand president of the Merritt Graham Lodge of Ma chinists (AF of L).
 This is topnotch informative program and invite all to tune in each week for "Sub Radio Forum Tues day night at 8:3O.
 As we go to press this week a committee Is meeting with the for the intent purpose of giving to every worker in the E. B. Co., bonus system that will be
 real incentive to a I'm keeping my fingers crossed It has been my pleasure to sit management hearings and from past experience this committee needs the backing and get every of your friends signed in the AR CAN FEDERATION OF LABOR.
 Last Sunday we had an A. F. of L. Convention in New Haven. This my first experience of such meeting and being the only representative from the Electric Boat Co., amiss In all conventions of the A. F. of L. the necessary detail work is all done in committees and the finished pro- posa brought to the floor brief and to the point possible In this way much valuable time saved and there elimination of much argument the floor witnessed
 major change in bylaws, election of officers mu tude of resolutions and the regular business of such assembly all in the short time of about five hours The
 of this American Federation of Labor organization the better it and pretty good before knew 1t at all
 THE SUB WELFARE COMMITTEE of the Metal Trades Council will meet March 12 at 400 in the Metal Trades Hall and pick the winners of the $10O in awards We invite many possible to be in attendance
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Servicemen's Wives Club for Political Action Formed

The Servicemen's Wives Club for Political Action, for merly the Servicemen's Wives Club for F. D. R., has organ ized on a permanent basis and has adopted the following four-point program:
 l. To pass resolutions on current legislation pending in both Nation al and State Legislatures on mat ters of interest to servicemen; par- ticularly in respect to postwar jobs for all returning veterans; and the passage of legislation benefting servicemen.
 2. To back all legislation which will translate into the laws of the land the will of the people as ex- pressed in the reelection of FDR This includes the adoption of the Economic Bill of Rights as pro- posed by both the President and the former e-president, Henry Wallace.
 3. To defeat in 1946 all those candidates who refuse to work for the will of the majority and who seek to block progressive legisla- tion.
 4. To urge the immediate estab- lishment of an International Body dedicated to the stamping out of all future aggression before it has the chance to spread.
 The first official action of the group which is under the chair manship of Mrs. George Hawkins. GA Mountain Avenue, New Lon- don, was to send a telegram to Sen. Brien McMahon to urge de- feat of the George Bill when it was debated in the Senate. The telegram stated that if the bill were passed removing the Recon- struction Finance Corporation from the Commerce Department the authority of Henry Wal lace who has been named for the secretary of commerce post would be severely curtailed.
 The club plans to hold meetings every two weeks and invites all servicemen's wives in New Lon- don and vicinity to join. New members may contact Mrs. Haw- kins at GA Mountain Avenue.
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THE SUB WELFARE COMMITTEE of the Metal Trades Council will meet March 12 at 400 in the Metal Trades Hall and pick the winners of the $0O in awards We invite many as possible to be in attendance.
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Wagner Says Medical Group
Misrepresents Health Bill

By the Associated Press.
Senator Wagner, Democrat, of
New York, said yesterday the
American Medical Association is dis
pensing misleading and inaccurate"
information about his health in
surance bill.
THE fact is" Senator Wagner said
in broadcast, that the views of
the American Medical Association
do not represent the views of many
doctors in the United States nor
the majority of the American
people"
Senator Wagner disputed what he
described as claim of the ANA
that his legislation, designed to
carry out President Humans ma
tional health insurance plan, sounds
like RECOMMENDATION" or dictator
ship"
IF the doctors had a complete
and unbiased factual statement of
the provisions of my BILL" he said
"and on the basis of these facts the
American Medical Association gave
every doctor the opportunity to
vote by free, secret ballot they
would vote in favor of my bill"
He declared he would continue
to fight against the small group OF
selfish persons and groups oppos-
ing the bill so that the American
people can have adequate medical
care"