davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Cdrlodding Index
Under June AVERAGE

NEW YORK. July Railroad
carloadingS should average Sol 400
cars week during the four
weeks ending July %, l945. ac-
cording 10 the bureau of trans
port economics ana statistics Of
the ICC. This estimate is l.3 per
cent under the June level OF S72. =
932 cars and $500, cars per week.
or 2 OF ! per cent under the
average loadngs in July.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Crude Oil Stocks
Lowest in Is Years

NEW YORK, July 19 - The
stocks Of crude oil above ground
or July 7 were at new low for
almost 25 years. They totaled
PIT $50 900 barrels, a reduction OF
1881 900 from a week earlier. and
we're equal to approximately -43
days needs OF the country's re-
fnerieS based on operations in the
JulV Z Week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Detroit Area Shows
Gas SendOut Gain

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended July
Il was 49,. $50 900 cubic feet.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. re-
ported today an increase Of l6.-
752 900 cubic feet compared with
the corresponding week last yesr,
when the total reported was AIS
2 .0.O00 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

nounced the eS-
tablishnent of
a new operating
division, ReXall
Internation a !.
in a move to
coordinate the
m g rchandising
activities a n d
distribution o (
all manufactur-
ing plants and
subsidiaries o (
United ReXall.
Unit . q Drug
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

OF Gar Wood
Industries Inc
a c c o r ding to
Glen A. BaS-
Sett, president.
* a & ay n a d
been the com
p a n y s repre-
$ @ n Z i've in
Michigan. Ohio
and l n d j a n a
from 1884 10
1912 Durin E
the last three
years he was
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

Co., Ltd, Toronto, United Drug
Co, Ltd, Nottingham, England
and United Drug Co., S. A. tPtyD
Ltd, Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
Emile r. Pill, long identified in
the export field and formerly eX-
port sales manager for Merck e.
Co. has been appointed manager
of the new unit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Buys Stock Control

NEW YORK. July 19-United
States Plywood Corp. has pur-
chasei stock control of the SiuS-
law Forest Products Co. Maple
ton. Ore, which owns about 300
million feet OF standing timber,
mainly fir and has options on SUBJ
stantial additional tracts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Sailors Win l8 Of II

GREAT LAKES. July 1e
UP)-Coach BoB Fencf's Great
Lskss Bluejsckets boosted their
victory string TO is In q starts by
beating the Lockbourne AAF o'
Columbia, s TO z.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Believe Tests Perform a Definite Service

all the lost time which results
W wrong work.
AS for the company, he added
We believe these definite
helping identify those most likely profit from addi
training applicants who have disabling personality
tionaI difficulties.
"Dentey they improve the productive value whole
establish better empoyeempoye relations by
placing people the jobs for which they qualified"
saleSmen the tested
personnel The showed all of
personality traits, which sought in
applicants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Business Failures
Again Show Rise

NEW YORK, July l9-There
was a sharp rise in commercial
and industrial failures for the
week ended July Y. reports Dun
& Bradstreet. Inc. Concerns fail
ing numbered Is, against nine last
week and Is in the corresponding
week of 1874 This is the third
time since spring of 1912 that
failures have exceeded those in
the comparable week of the pre-
ceding year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Earnings
DOME MINES n

UVWF NTNFNl lid,
SIX NOS end June 30 1915 1874
Net prohi Sll62,T3s 81 3s7 40
Share earnings SOC Tic
SHAWISIGAs WATER POWER co
Six mos end June 90 lq45 lg44
Net PROFIT SilB3.2q7 81 lO8.siS
Share earnings 53c sic
PUBLIC SERVICE CORP OF J.
Six mos end June 30 lq4S lq44
Net income s. 3gi62t Ss422 81
Common share earnings CSC 69c
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
RexaII Drug Forms
International Unit

NEW YORK, July 19- F.
Thatcher Lane, vice president
United Rexall Drug Co. today an
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

Boyd vice president Of the Amer
ican Society for Testing Materials,
il was announced here today.
Both men are associated with the
Reserach Laboratories Division,
General Motors Corp. Boegehold
is in charge Of the metallurgy de-
partment and Boyd is head Of the
organic chemistry department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Gar Wood Appoints
Kdgdy 10 New Post

d. NJ Kagay, who has been
named sales manager of gas
equipment for the heating division
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
I GIN Aides Elected
By Metals Society

A. L. Boegehold has been elected
vice president of the American
Society for Metals, and T. A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

associated with a manufacturer
of precision instruments for the
army and navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
INCOME INCREASES

Recent figures show that the
se-calied national income" in
May was 4 per cent above a year
ago, and showed a less-than-
seasonal decrease from April.
While factory pay rolls were
down. government pay rolls for
both military and civil service
were up, as were government in
terest payments. and agricul-
tural incomes. C"Money in cir
culation' keeps growingD
One of the main channels for
pouring out our currency has
been the lend-leaSe arrange
ment. This seers likely to be
replaced soon by 4 big expansion
of financing for foreign trade.
Not only is the Breton Woods
9-biluon dollar world bank on
the way, but the existing Ex-
port-lmport Bank is to have It's
capital increased 35 billions TO
tide over.
AS Senator Taft says, these
things are likely 10 become a
device for draining our savings
out of the Unitea States for the
benefit Of the rest Of the world"
Anyhow. II means worldwide
pump-priming and purchasing
power creation" that will add TO
the general initiation.
BOOST AUTO OUTPUT
Meanwhile, steps continue to
be taken toward expanding our
civilian production 49, the only
kind of real production there is.
WPB is seriously contemplating
aiding an expansion Of automo-
bile production, so that a much
larger number Of cars may be
made.
Numerous curbs on use of
materials in the manufacture
OF civilian cars are being re-
moved. And 20 per cent Of cop
per production is actually TO be
channeled into civilian use in
the third quarter. GAS a result
of "cutbacks. stocks of surplus
copper increased 10 per cent in
June.)
On the other hand, severe
shortages Of brick and struc-
tural clay projects (chiefy due
10 labor are hindering building
activity, and manpower losses
in textile mills continue 10 keep
cotton goods scarce.
Last weeks crop estimates
showed a sizable drop in corn,
in the face of the increased de-
mand for feed This is bad.
The decline in acreage planted
TO cotton, however, though az a
60-year low, and resulting in a
first guess of only 10000, 900
bales for l945 is adequate. For-
tunate the wheat crop is esti-
mated at an all-time record
high of l,12S,000.0O0.
NO GRAIN FOR ALCOHOL
The new secretary of agri-
culture will probably rule that
no grain shall be used for max
ing beverage alcohol after
Aug J.
The administration bill TO in
crease unemployment benefits
to S25 week and otherwise
broaden Social security" is
reported 10 be dead
The floundering OPA officials
have decided that in the case Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

CATERPILLAR IRACIoE Co.
Six mos end June 30. isAS leN
Net pront 81 is7 $50 s. T33 oeI
June net profit 5000 b17 tbSo sgS
EAfnlnrs per share 81 23 bse
? months ended June 30
Net pfnnt e.loe tes b,Sos t5l
Earnings per share - j "sz
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International News Service has the exclusive
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Nom and Pop and the Car.

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
BOOST AUTO OUTPUT

Meanwhile, steps continue to
be taken toward expanding our
civilian production 49, the only
kind of real production there is.
WPB is seriously contemplating
aiding an expansion Of automo-
bile production, so that A much
larger number of cars may be
Evening star., 1945-01-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPANIE!

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
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tsDaiss; tmates sTa mSntly psy%sn.S TTse ss
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DRIvEWAYS, parking lots or walks sur
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ALTERATIONS, repairs, painting, remodel
ing: EXPERT mechanics; reasonable prices
HIGHWOoD BUILDING CO. EN-. 7531.-
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS. RA 1898
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PAINTING, decorating, alterations and 70.
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Evening star., 1945-01-28
AP. coMPANEs centl MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE centll

HOME IMP. COMPANIES Gent .
MODERNlZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
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basement rooms finished, porches inciosed.
bestos siding and roofing and general
house repairs, Get our free estimat ates;
SAINT saisT1NG sssp AND DECORATING. 20 year. !,
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available. Free estimates. White mechanics
co ss5sfs 81 sF%s eoo .iss4 u nopas
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csSaaiflMahy'Afi coMPIETE BATHROOMS. gas storage
terms 4 desired T. j. FfTzMAURIcsEi:
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YOUR SEWING MACHINE adjusted by ex-
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Evening star., 1945-01-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

0SSsNsSS Or60NtONttteS.
DRESS SHOP, NV. location, In busy sec
ton, loyal following OF exclusive Clientele
Smixed,: sells dresses, stockings. lingerie.
MA. Q460.
RESTAuRANT-Beer Corner, doing ST.
zoo wk; Small overhead, long estab
$500, terms.
Restaurant. Beer. wine. For colored
Money -making proposition. Excellent opp.
ST. ), 900, terms
Restaurant (liouor), doing over S110,-
600. yearly. Beautifully equipped, air
cond. $35, 900. terms BY appointment.
A. s. ECONOMON, Elk. 0084.
LIQUOR, beer and food, rent $110, good
lease; weekly business S1,700. Pine
neighborhood and transient trade Price,
So, 600, including stock about $4,000.
Beer and sandwiches, newly equipped;
owner unable to attend, will sell reason
ably on terms.
Delicatessen stand, closed evenings,
Sundays and holidays. One person can at
tend. Fine possibilities. Priced very low.
We also have several good grocery stores
reasonably priced. THURM g. SILVER,
90S 10th st. NV. ma. 1854.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

KUUMINU HOUSES. 70 rms, baths; In.
come now nearly $780, some vacancies
When all rented, income quoted neariy
$500. Price. $4,000; only 81 500 cash.
6 apts and 9 rms, 4 baths: rent, SIa5
Oil heat. Near ] 5th and Mass ave In.
come. about $500 plus Arm. apt with
private bath. Price, S3s35O: terms. ST..
$50. This will sell quick
hot water free. Downtown. Good income
Price, S1,7o0. Only $500 cash.
.5 spts., 2 FrigidaiTes. Near end and
Md. ave. Rent. S55. Income nearly 5000
Price, $1,000, half cash s'ee
heat; very nicely furnished Income over
I'd. Look. only $1,000: only S76o down
4 real bargain. Don't miss It! THURM
= silver pos 10th st. NV. ma. 1884
Evening star., 1945-01-28

) SHOP, NV. location, In busy Sec
oval following OF exclusive clientele
y: sells dresses, stockings. lingerie.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

II21yt Io-o' "eehuoSS' L. tof-. Ill
CELLO O. fim; fine condition, s1a5; also rar,
pieces old brass, mortar and pestle. HOP
WOODS, 9th and X NV.
CHAIRS "a, maple: mahogany lamp table
White YIhd kitchen he table and chairs; al
cfI CHAIR. H." oyerstSfted; W hail or dining room
piece swalnut; electric fireplace logs. Ho
cH4Ik@fane xalnu. Victorian. hanamad
CHAiRMAttsntion. nft of Il You You want ant o masnif
cent chair. Huge leather armchair, mod
ern. handmade by famous furniture de
Ssadss sl5S g. cost ssoo cRsstnas sno
CHAIRS. 8 Italian hand-carved. dinin,
room s0 1nsn antia9s cois STALL handmade Ita
GlHAIRs-unfinishsd slaa KITCHEN chairs, ss .9s
also nos large selection Of maple chairs i
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cH.Np5E1ihFF CHI s cTystsI DI s7sT nroxt.a
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sstsiI sxssIsnt 6. d $50; for sale iron
Lenox china, like new; .sacrince at
esfs as aSbss sgEs ssesss sss and "a ..i as4
silk shawl beautifully embroidered, $40
also modsrn nNr Chinese pajamas. sl6. ord
cHaiiNSTsz MINK COAT, f,ne let out chint
mink, latest style; value Ss5O.oO, sell casl
Ssiunb,s ssIS o1S sSss call If definitely interested
CHiPPENDxIE DESK, nat top; dinin,
table. seats 8. nice lines, $50: 2 chit
forobes, l ivory, l decorated flowers;
rockers. mahogany pineapple post bed
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public 1912. KITS, 1880 g st. (middl
CLOTHES-Rug, 4xs, S5. seal coat, siz
9 or 10, new lining, S35; black coat, silve
fox collar, size 18, $75: twin silver foxes
$50: two fur collrrs, So ea wine velve
dress, size 16 or 49, SIS, girls camel coat
all-wool and wool plaid lining, size 10 o
IL, SID; girls reversible coat size 12 O
"a, So; girls black shoe ice skates size
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black oxf0rds. size TAB, new prewar rubbe
heels, S3 EN- 1927
CLOTHES WRINGER, before-the- war make
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and blouse. navy blue shantung suit, two
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Is, who became that last August
None Of the unions has been
blessed with offspring.
Mildred Louise Sexton, now mar.
ricd TO another man, was the four
time bride, Nos. 9, 10, i and u. Pre-
viously Williams had found life with
No. 6, Sarah Ellen Wyatt, enjoyable
enough TO marry her again as NO. z.
Mildred weighs more than 200
poundS-about IS more than Williams.
No one in Cedar Rapids Seems 20 re-
member Sarah.
What these two spouses had that
the others didn't probably will be
listed forever as top secret because
Williams never discusses his private
affairs and Mildred refuses 10 admit
she ever knew Williams.
II Williams were a gay Lothario
he might make mint OF money out
lining his technique but he isn't gay
and he isn't a Lothario.
At the materials company where
he handles heavy sacks OF cement he
refuses 10 confide in his fellow work
ers Nor has he any use for news
paper men, although fasttalking
photographer did manage TO persuade
him 10 pose with BriGe No. IS.
Two days later his reply TO a re-
quest for another picture was Ia S:
Il don't want a p.C'Urc of YOU. do
/? Then you don't mel one Of me"
a "darnCd good worker" accord
ing to employers and those WhoVe
known him since youth, Williams
hcaDcd invcCtivcs on the reporter
Why in hell do people say been
divorced Il flp1pc u hon | only bopu
married four times?" hc shouted
But the court records show 13
divorces" he was reminded.
Il got my own records he shout
cd, "and that's all the records l need"
But the court records are Off
cial," it was pointedS6ut
Il don't want to talk to you any
more" he said.
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heir first marriage took place on
Oct. g. 1889, when Williams retreated
10 the aVoWed age Of 50. They broke
up Nov. 13, 1929, only to remarry II
days later with the second divorce
following Jan. 10 1910.
But Feb. %, 1910, they were mar
RED the third time, only 10 be di-
vorced the following Dec. Christ.
mas must have been lonely again and
so must have been January for wed.
ding bells chimed again for them
Feb. 26, 1941, but on Jan. q, 1912,
they called it quits for good.
The much.married Williams gave
it another fling at Lancaster, Mo,
June 10, 1912, when Anna K Harsh
barger became Bride No. 13. They
lived happily until Jan. 6, 1943.
Then Myrtle Elva Lecky Durbin
became his bride at Iowa City on
Jan. 3, 1945, but this union lasted
only until June II.
The divorce decree modified, he
married Augusta Aug. 2 and she
declared at that time "We're going to
make a go. Of it,"
That's the story of this ungregari.
Gus non-bachelor of the hinterlands,
VIII says Ills I1dIIldBeS-d anu Illllu
you his records" show only four
are "nobody's damn business"
But judging from the letters
critical of Iowa's divorce laws, pour.
ing into the Linn County clerks of.
flee, many people in the nation dis
agree with Williams.
On one point, though, all hands
VIII agree.
There may be someone somewhere
who has married oftener; someone,
sometime, may have been divorced
oftener. But in one respect Williams,
with his headstart, must remain the
winner and all-time champ.
Never once has he had to pay ali
mony, either.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Williams is a4aighty hard man,
though less convincing thap When he
S-iH-a- FVeeing mood.
He was in that mood when be won
Augusta McGary as Mrs. Williams
No. -, for this sweet little old woman
from Wisconsin described her new
husband as a nice man who had been
married only four times before.
How Williams acquired and rid
himself So many wives nobody
knows. Just before he married Au-
gusta on Aug. he revealed ne had
received I02 letters from women, all
with honorable intentions.
II think ] picked the right one
this time" he declared then.
AS Iowa's divorce laws are very
stringent, Williams record is almost
unbelievable.
Despite his evcr-changing welded
state. there is none of the strutter in
Williams. He even refuses to talk
about the four marriages his
"records' show and he has officials
guessing on his correct age
Back in 1904 when nc acquired
Suzie Jones of nearby Mt. Vernon as
Bride No. /, he gave his age as %
which would make him Ga today.
But when he and Augusta applied for
a marriage license in Iowa City, he
listed his years as 61.
Strictly on the record, Williams
embarked on his longest voyage of
matrimony on Sept. 6, 1906, when
Miss Katie Kohl became his second
wife For "a years they lived to-
gether, but May %, 1880, Katie left
hiFH.-Sife- died a few years ago. ------
That was only the beginning for
Williams. He lived as a single man
until oct. 10, 1881, when Mary
Louise Glow Morris, who also had
been married twice previously, joined
him in wedlock He said he was 48.
They separated the following April.
and on Oct. u Williams was at the
altar again, this time with Lillian
Bowman Filling.
Lillian was the one who, according
TO Williams divorce petition, left his
bed and board q times and 27 times
he Coaved her back even though, he
charged, she once threatened MS life
with a razor blade. But the 2Sth time
was final. They were divorced May
20, 1928.
Then Maude L. Whiting came into
his life, but only for a month. They
were married in July of 1885, di.
vorced Aug. 10, 1895. He told the
clerk he was 81
Less than a month later, on Sept.
IA, 1925, when he married Sarah for
the first time, he listed his age as
63 and his previous marriages as five.
Welded bliss was not for them,
however, and on June 3, 1886, they
parted presumably for good Before
year elapsed they were linked again,
on April II, 1897, when Williams
gave his age as 81 and his previous
marriages as three. The second trial
lasted Just over a year. They were
divorced again April 20, 1888.
Singleness was not for Williams,
though and on Dec. 81, 1888 he led
Ida Lower up the aisle. This time he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
" SNNN

IINQUESTIONABLY there have
been several occasions in
James +. Williams life when
ne lived alone. But not many, nor for
long. either
He has been married Is times
as records show.
Twelve marriages fell within a
period of Is years.
Four were TO the same woman.
One wife returned TO him II times
in % months.
Weddings began al years ago for
The Marryin'est Man in the Corn
Belt" as the lawyers and judges of
Cedar Rapids and Iowa have called
Williams since they gave him his 18th
divorce. There is no record of di-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

vorCc, or d @ a I h
either, for Mrs VIII
liams No. l. Already
he has asked a Dis
trict Court 10 annul
his marriage TO No.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Fifteen Times Bridegroom - And
Not One Cent of AIimonY

Is. $50, and then followed the epi.
Soc with Mildred.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Fight To Keep
White Primary

ATLANTA. Ga.-State Attorney
General T. Grady Head executed
an about face" this week when
he offered his assistance TO T. Z.
Suttles, Fulton county registrar,
who Is charged with emitting the
names OF Negro electors AT polling
places during recent primary cleo
tons.
Head has previously contended
that the Georgia Democratic party
was private organization, not
connected with the state. but re-
versed his stand when the NAAcP
and Georgia Association OF Citi-
Zens' Democratic clubs fled suit
in federal court against Suttles.
The suit was filed last week by
Atty. A. T. Walden, counsel FOR
Prof, Wallace Van Jackson Of At
lanta university, and secretary OF
the Citizens Democratic club Of
Fulton county a similar suit hled
at Columbia is already pending in
federal court.
Heads offer came as result OF
Governor Ellis Arnalls suggestion
that the attorney general provide
Suites with such aid as the pro-
prieties permit
Il understand that another civil
suit has been fled in the federal
courts OF the state having for its
purpose the obtaining OF a de-
cree which would prevent the
state Democratic convention and
the state Democratic executive
committee from making their own
rules and regulations governing
party affairs in Georgia" Governor
ANAL wrote Attorney General
Head. This is party matter and
the party has every right 10 have
TT cortcrrttorts-PFeFeE!y- presented
in the courts"
4 similar letter was written 70
Chairman Lon DuckWorth OF the
executive committee
Curiously enough al the same
time Governor ANAL, whom many
persons outside Of Georgia have
been led 10 believe is liberal"
vas asking the states attorney gen.
ersl 20 help defeat the suit for
the Acknowledgement OF al Georgi-
ans He issued statement charg-
ing that the government was dis.
eliminating against the south in
is hxing OF farm products price
ceilings and in the manner in
which its federal grants are allo-
Gated.
Arnsll, who is conducting a hsht
.or equal freigh; rates for all
sections OF the country, declared
that all Determinations against
the south must 60 We must be
taken back into the union on
basis OF full fellowship and equal
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