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Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
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Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
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grill am Mostauer 3unofunf Die
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frleg 5u beBen".
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lhe Sprafc benubte, lagte: .@inige
olneritaniide uno britiide Sourna-
Iilten iogen Ginge, Die @oebbels in
ieinem @rdb lddeln laiien iollten."
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6ere Art uon Preiiefreibeit nod on-
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lit Iatlahe. 6oB pieoer uno pieoer
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Ifuftlife Wadt ser 8~ereinigten
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amerifaniide Soee Der 9reIlefreibeit
einigen europdiiden Nationen anf-
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rihten, melfe, ME er iaete, ,,0ie
Gage in Bolen 1tno aorea in giftieer
Weiie entite1t 1oben".
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

f~onltruierte, Sen Sitter gegen Die
8elt loslieb. Dies waren Die Saitpt-
entbiiaungen Aloermans:
0ie gebeime .grnennung pom
Sialmor Shoft gum @e~nerol6epol-
mad)tigten fiir ote &rie8swIrtltatt,
uoae pier Sabre Dor Dem tatlahllten
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Nouember 1887 ouB er nit Der Nus
metlunq Don orei DC aiollen Wten-
ld]elt aus 0eIterreid unO Der eide
hoilonofei rednet, nadoem er Die
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Wonlent al lid 9eriilen bot.
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rultq ser Si1edollowafei ianerbalb
bon pier Iogen, Der im April 1888
ollsQearbeitet muroe uno 0ie @rnor-
oung oes oeutiden 8otlfaiterS IN
8rag ais cine 8rouofation oorlab,
faas Dies notig iein ioate.
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Snoaiion 8el9iens uno SoannOS
fir Sen 5nq zines &riege8 nit
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Iuno an Ser Seite Sopons fompten
ipiir0e, faas leeteres in eiten arieg
nit Sen 8ereinigten Staaten Der.
midelt wer0en ioQte.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

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@ode 8mei frdftige 8roteitnoten al
&uBlonp obJeidlidt bat, miro Oa9nl-
gebeno allsgele9t, OoB Die Seberolier
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8ereinigten Stanten ~erpartet. SUI.
lein ala teilte nit, 0aB Sran 3pei
meitere 8roteite oil &uBlono obges
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nit Ser 3uriidboltung iranAder
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in 3iuilfleioern 9ewilie 8dtigfeitert
in Ser SauptIta0t a%usfiibren.~
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

Der @eielfihaft uno Matgel oil Ar-
be~itsfr1iten bei anoeren oerontmort-
lid.
8or Sen meilten Ser beltreiften
@Na- @erfe eridienen p~eritdrfte
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@eiellidnft erflarteiL oaB ungef1br
$4,000 Don Sen 10000 ialarierten
@M- Angeitellten am 8etreten ser
giiros oerbinoert poroen leiett.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

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orae 6. Marlboll purOe 5ltnt Som
oeremiiidr in Gbino ernonnt, nod).
Dem Der omerifoniide 8otiGafter,
@eneralmoior 8atrid s. Surlep, gu
riidJetleten lpar uno BEL oieler 8e-
Iegenbeit uniere 8erufSoiplomuten
i6urf fritiiierte uro BON einem be-
porItebenSen oritten 8eltfrieg
lprad. Sic beiOen Grei9nilie, Die
fur5 Dintereinanoer fonlem iebten Die
8un6esbauptltaot in @rItounen.
3un1dIt CAB Surlep, Der inter
8r1lioent 8ooper &rie9siefret1r mar
rno BON Grdiioent &%ooieuelt ais Soll-
oeremiIl1r in alle Ieile Der @elt ge-
Id)idt murOe, cine 1900 @orte unit
falIenoe gtfldruhg ab, oie in DER
0iplomatiiAen @eihidte oieies 2an-
oes geraoe5u beiipielloS lit. Ntift
nomentlit genonnten 8%eruisoiplo-
moten purbe BARN porgeporien, Die
omerifanilfe MuBenpolitif Iobotiert
3u ba6en. Statt Gemofratie uto
Giftbeit IN GDtl1d dt ltllterltuBelL
boben 0iee 9iplomoten ofiir Die be-
mofinete &ommuniitiihe 8nrtei uno
Ben imperialiitild)en 9eotionenblod
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fort cine 8eratllng nit 8r1lioelt
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tretern ob. Grltmans Breiieiefretar
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naliiten in Iein 8iiro. @r iagte ibnet
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fritz Surleps an9enommen babe,
uno CAB befunnt, onB ser Braiioent
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flarung, Dab amerifaniide Diplo-
maten in G6ungting ben BON Der
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lobotiert boben. Nadoem oieie Mdn-
ner auf lein griuden nod 8oibitg-
ton 3uriidgerufen mlroen, erbielten
einige Soften im Staatsoepartment
ais ieire 8orgerBten ltllo anoere
muroen ais 8erater 81 General
Douglas Mac9(rtbur gelanot. uSr
oieien Stellunsen boben sic meiiten
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lde 8artei uno 3eitneiie ben imperi.
aliltiiden 8lod geeeit Die omerifati'
I1e HoIitif uriterltiiBt.
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te ct, Iollten ea oermeioerL mt If.
genoeiner Soeologie Snil0 in Sano
al ge6en. Sic iolltcn Die 8cbilion Ser
G6arte ser 8ereinigten 0ationen
unteritiiben. oomit Tie ,,oemofratiid
piro". @eiterbin idlus Surlep Dor,
BOB 9idt ouf Die oos Staatsoepart-
ment ltm9ebeuoe uSeimlid)tuerei"
geDorfen meroen iolle, lno Die @e-
gierlulg lire ufursbeitimmenoe Ma-
ifinerie gang unten" reorgoniiiert.
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Die nm ibre Stellungna6me erindt
muroen, iagten, oaB lie Surleps Or
flarltng genolter ItuOieren pollen.
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zen @omenten nidlt geraoe armert
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8otidofter in China erlonnt. g.. re
@nltptoufgabe beltano oarin, ben 2
InmmenbruA Ser dineiiiden arie.
iiibrung SIT perbinoern uno Snrnlo.
ME 5miiden hineiilden &egiernnq :
leuten uno amerifoniiden gertreteyll
ber5ultellen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Jap Suicide
Plane Hits
Destroyer

WILMINGTON, Calf, June l
-(P)-A dramatic story of how
Il Jap suicide bomber hit the de-
stroyer Cellars was told today by
Lieut.. Charles Smylie of 1896
Neff road Crosse Poin tc,
Mich. fire control officer.
Smylie, interviewed as the
battered craft arrived at the
Roosevelt naval operating base
for repairs, described how the
cellars was hit as she took part
in the Okinawa invasion on
April II.
II saw three Jap planes COM
ing in on us and we got two Of
them" Smylie said. I'VE were
shifting our fire towards the
third when it hit us
The Michigan officer said the
Jap pilot skipped a 1000 pound
bomb into cellars, then crashed
on the deck, killing himself and
the other two occupants Of the
plane.
Smylie said the bomb tore a
3l-foot hole in the port side Of
the cellars, but added that none
OF the plates below the water
line was damaged.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Terminate
Sherman Tank
Output Thursday

Production of General Sher-
man medium tanks will be halt
ed at the Chrysler Tank Arsenal
in Warren Township June 7, &C.
cording to an announcement
Thursday by Brig. Gen. A. B.
Quinton, Jr., chief;of the Detroi,
Ordnance district.
General Quinton. in ordering
discontinuance of the tank -
officially listed as the Ma -
declared the present supply OF
medium tanks is sufficient"
Company spokesman said pro-
duction of the M-26, or General
Pershing tank and several other
types would not be affected by
the order. They said $500 to
5000 workers would be laid off
as a result of the cutback.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Control
Hearing Sci
Public Session
Slated for June IS

A War Department hearing
on the matter of flood control
for the Clinton River, following
closely in the wake of the May
floods which caused widespread
damage, has been ordered in
Mount Clemens for June Is.
Official notice to this effect
was transmitted today by Col.
Allison Miller, chief engineer,
Detroit district, to William c..
Harper, Macomb County Drain
Commissioner, who has been ac-
tive with Mount Clemens and
Harrison Township officials in
studying flood results.
The public is invited to at
tend the hearing-similar to one
held here some years ago
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Beach 10 Open
On June 9Th
Repoirs Rushed
by City Crews

Mount c c m e ms Municipal
Batohing Beach will open Satur-
day June 8 if weather conditions
enable city workmen to repair
winter damage and get the prop
erty in condition for public use,
1t was officially announced to-
day.
simultaneously, Mayor Albert
A. Wagner announced that Roy
N. Quinn, athletic director of
Mount Clemens High School,
will be beach director for the
1945 season. Quinn handled the
beach assignment in 1914 during
which season his iifeguards
were responsible for 33 rescues
of swimmers in difficulty.
Quinn will announce his beach
staff, including guards, bath
house attendants and utility
workers next week. Some of the
workers will aid in rehabilitat-
Ing the grounds.
Season passes for all public
and parochial school students
have been printed and will be
distributed in the schools next
week.
Adult passes for any residents
Of Mount Clemens (proof of resi-
See BEACH-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
New Airport
Site Proposed
Detroit Moy Abandon
Moeomb Location

Mayor Edward j. Jeffries, Jr.,
OF Detroit, today recommended
acceptance of different site for
Detroit's proposed new airport
as two new airlines began oper-
ating into the city.
In letter TO the Detroit City
Council. Jeffries outlined a pro-
posal by which the city would
acquire three square miles north
of Eight Mile road, between Wy
oming and Greenfield roads.
The site includes 704 acres Of
land Gil square miles, which
has been offered as gift by the
Board OF Commerce.
Acceptance OF the new site
would mean abandonment of a
proposal for a square mile air.
port at Eight Mile and Dequin-
DIRE roads, on the east, or oppo-
site, side of Woodward avenue.
City officials estimated the
81. 100000 cost of the Eight
Mile-Dequindre site, which, has
been declared inadequate by
spokesman for most commercial
airlines, would be higher than
the cost of acquiring the 1000
additional acres for the propos-
ed new site.
Northwest Airlines and Chi.
cago and Southern meanwhile
began commercial flights into
Detroit, further congesting op-
erations at the City Airport.
Don w. Martin, airport mana-
ger, said today's new flights
would make Detroit, already
first In the nation In privuto
four among cities 81
number Of commercial fligh1R
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Shot in Night
|Hiis Workman
Alone in Home
Stote Police Hunt
Man Who Fired
Through Window

ROMEO-A bizarre murder
plot, in which a 40-year-old Ma
comb County war worker was
seriously wounded Thursday
night by an assassin who fired
at him with high powered rifle
through a window of his home,
was being investigated today by
state troopers of the Romeo de-
tachment.
The man who narrowly es-
capped death, is Charlie Teets,
40, of 346O Camp Ground road,
near Washington. His left arm
was shattered by rifle bullet
fired from the porch of his home
that, after penetrating the win
dow and his arm pierced the op-
posite side of his farm residence.
Police, with statewide
dragnet set for the would-be
slayer, said that they were fol-
lowing a number of leads that
might solve the crime. They said
that they were particularly in
terested in Teets assertion that
he had heard a car speed away
from his driveway immediately
following the shot. The wound
ed man was standing in his
kitchen before a lighted win
dow when the assassin fired at
him, officers said. He is under
going treatment at Pontiac Gen.
eral Hospital.
Rumors of recent arguments
in which Teets had participated
were being probed by investi-
gators.
While not disclosing the trend
Of their investigation State Po-
lice officers said today that they
were making progress"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Commend 18
Local Airlllen
Gen. DooIittIe
louds Port in Victory

Among the members of the
Eighth Air Force commended
by Lieut.. Gen. James H. Doolit-
tie for their part in making v E
day possible were ID airmer
from Mount Clemens.
Lieut.. Gen. Doolittie who is
commander of the Eighth Ali
Force stationed in England con-
graduated the men on the mag
nificent job they did in helping
to destroy the Nazi military
might.
Each Of you may be proud OF
your part in the defeat of Ger
many. ! am proud of you. The
world is proud of you"
The men from Mount Clemens
were as follows: Master Sgt
Tom F. White, 1913 Jones street;
Master Sgt. Frank Bonk, 81
Meade street; Tech. Sgt. Edward
K. Sarver, 81 Mullet; Tech. Sgt.
OHM r. Kindra, 372 N. Gratio.;
Tech. Sgt. Vincent A. Rabine,
RID 2; Staff Sgt. Anthony c.
Campau, 2296 Crocker Blvd
Staff Sgt. Robert w. DeLaRue,
Is Moser Place; Staff Sgt, Har-
old w. Chadwick; Sgt. Charles F.
May, 1881 Harrison avenue: Sgt.
Frank Cataldo, Rte. 3; Sgt. Rich
ard G.. Berger, Is Third street;
Sgt. Raymond A. Betcher, 100
Lincoln avenue; Cpl. Austin NJ
OMalley. $3.50 North avenue;
Cpl. Roy e. Newman, LAT Grand
avenue; Cpl. Gerald A. Harris.
96h Ormsby ST., RR6, Box 154;
Cpl. Elmer c. Cottrell, Jr., IL
North Highland street; Cpl. Will
liam S. Jaques and Cpl. Henry
E. Murphy. 442 Cass avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Ho|dup Trial
Opens Today
Bondit Suspects
Foce Circuit Court

Two of three Detroiters charg-
ed with the smuggling and armed
holdup of a middle-aged herb
shop operator in st. Clair
Shores on May 2, today listened
in Macomb County Circuit
Court to police evidence linking
them with the felony, while a
third defendant. who was allow
ed separate trial, is in the
county Jail awaiting later
court appearance.
Circuit Judge Alton H. Noe
and jury are hearing the case.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Fred
Van Fleteren is handling the
prosecution. -
The three defendants: James
Maccagnone, %. of 5007 Crane
avenue: Frank j. Colletta, %, of
See HOLDUP-Page s
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Argentina
RelaXes
Dictatorship

BUENOS AIRES, June Up
The Argentina government
has issued decree establishing
rules and regulations to which
political parties must adhere in
order to function legally.
The decree, promulgated yes
terday, was said by spokesman
of Gen. Edelmiro Farrell's gov
eminent definitely to point the
nation back toward full democ-
racy in compliance with the
commitments of the Mexico City
conference. The date for a gen.
eral election, however, was left
in allegiance.
The decree, bringing Argen-
tina's political parties back to
life and creating a new judicial
branch, restricts and controls
campaign funds; provides penal
See ARGENTINA-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Canning Sugar SChiselers'
Face Stiff OPA Breakdown

WASHINGTON, June tn
The OPA cracked down hard
today on "chiseling Of home
canning sugar for other pur-
poses"
"Some chiselers are STOPPING
to falsify their applications in
an effort to get sugar that they
knw they won't use in canning" y
Price Administrator c h c It c r
Bowles said in statement an
nouncing a drastic program to
put an end to this sugar racket :"
Bowles said the sugar supply
is sufficient for home canning
requirements, but there will
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Dangerous Dog
At Large Here

One of two Dalmatian dogs
lost in Mount Clemens yesterday
has had Marine combat training
and is dangerous around strang-
ers, Theodore Llewelyn. the
owner, warned today in offering
a reward for information con-
corning the animals where
sbouts. Anyone knowing where
the dogs may be found should
call telephone 1886.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Nude TattOOing
Inks Detroit
City Officials

DETROIT. June 1 - (P) -
So many Juveniles have been
found recently with tattooing
of scantily Cor less) attired
girls that city officials today
prepared an ordinance to pro-
vide licensing and police SUI
pervision of all tattoo artists.
Detective Sergt. Edward Fer
rail-, of the juvenile division,
said a l5-year-old boy was
refused admittance Thursday
to the Lansing Vocational
School because of a tattoo on
his shoulder.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Jap Industrial
Nerve.Cenier
Is Shattered
Heovies Smosh
ReIentIessIy at
Enemy Home lsIonds
BY LEONARD MILLIMAN


New fires kindled today in a
600 plane raid on Osaka, indus
trial metropolis Of Japan, added
to the SO square miles previous
ly burned out Of Nippon's war
production centers as Allied
forces pushed the enemy back
on all fronts and regrouped for
greater assaults against the is
land empire.
Smoke sWirled five miles
above Osaka after successive
waves of more than $50 Super
forts, escorted by $50 Mustang
Fighters, loosed 5000 tons Of
incendiaries in a daylight strike.
The raid was in the same
strength as Tuesdays flaming
blow against Yokohama which,
photographs disclosed today,
swept over 60 square miles, viz
tually destroying the principal
portion Of the port city.
SENSATIONAL GAINS
The air-brought havoc was
matched by sensational ground
gains on stormy Okinawa, 325
miles south of Japan, and Bit
terly won victories in scattered
sections OF China.
Five American divisions on
Okinawa, killing Japanese at
the rate of 1000 day, closed a
double ring around Shuri, fall
ing keystone Of the enemy's
broken defense line.
At Chungking, a Chinese
spokesman promised a grand
counter offensive earlier than
originally planned" as japanese
halted their extensive northWard
Withdrawals on the continent at
least temporarily. South China
columns expanded their breach
In the enemy's Indo- China corri-
dor to 145 miles and seized two
bitterly defended cities.
BOLSTER FORCES
On the temporarily quiet
southeast Asia front, the Allied
comand announced new Army,
the British 18th, was being
formed to operate from recently
captured Ran
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Chang Kai-Shek Stresses
Need for Chinese Unity

eve must strive to heighten
administrative efficiency an d
tighten the peoples burden"
Chang emphasized the need
for improving the welfare of
China's farmers and laborers and
restricting and regulating pri:
vate capital" He also stressed
the need for Fastening indus
trialization" and said China well
coined foreign financial a n d
technical cooperation even more
than she did in 1919 when Sun
Yat-sen mapped his program for
development of the country.
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by justice OF the PcaCe WaItcr
j. Crowley, of Warren town.
ship. The couple had spent a
three-day honeymoon at a Lake
ST. Clair hotel following the
wedding, the prosecutor said.
MISSING REPORT
Held said that Markle had
been arrested Thursday evening
by Sheriff Harley Ensign follow
ing a complaint by the girl
brides mother, Mrs. Helen I'm
derwood, that the yeungster had
failed to return to the family's
trailer home in Center Line on
Saturday. The mother, who bit
terly opposed the marriage when
it was disclosed here today, said
that she had known for some
time that her daughter was
madly infatuated with Markle
but that she had hoped that it
would all blow over.
Held said that the perjury
warrant against Markle was
based upon sworn statement
he had made before Macomb
County Clerk Guy l.. Brown, on
May Fl when, in applying for
marriage license. he gave Lo-
las age as l8 years.
VIOLATES LAW
Estate law forbids the mar
riage of girl under 10 years of
age except in the case of IT.
See GIRL BRIDE-Page 6
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Japs Behead
Missionaries
in Philippines
NEW YORK. June

NEW YORK, June l -(P
The American Baptist For
eign Mission Society reported
today that IL Baptist mission
aries and a nine-year-old boy
were beheaded by the Japa-
nese in 1913 on Panay Island
in the Philippines. The exc
cutiOns occurred Dec. 10 or
90, 1943, but the Society said
II had NOT received permits
sion from the War and State
Departments until now to
make the information public.