davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

rooted ne Is 10 the Great Lakes
and particularly, Lake st. Clair.
PART or PICTURE
He is as much a part of the
yachting picture Aefeai5eat the
tate Joe Bedore was 10 the st.
Clair Flats. 1t wouldn't be right
10 go along sailing without the
"Frenchman.' Why even the
muskrats and shypokes might be
upset without the big eyed Pou-
liOt around.
So he is back and as happy as
a kid on Christmas morn. Pintail
was up in front part of the race
until Milt Cross Venture passed
her TO win last week. Armida,
George Gonyeau's eight took Sec
ond and Joe Snay. Pouliots great
est rival, was aboard the latter.
That won't happen TO Pintail
again vows Pouliot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Broncos Be at Irish

NOTRE DAME, May 19 (UP)-
Settling down after a shaky
start. Charlie Maxwell pitched
Western Michigan TO a 1876 win
over Notre Dame yesterday as the
teams opened a two-game series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

In this picture, notice the long
line from the point of the left
shoulder down through the center
of the foot.
That line emphasizes the
straight left side against which
you hit and il emphasizes clearly
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

Club.
The French
man, as he is
v a r i o u 5 ! y
called. went 10
Florida early
last winter To
take over the
of
a shipy ard. All
went well until
5 prin & came
and then PoH-
hot discovered
bou n ARlV
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Weeks Washout

Metro prep baseball games
scheduled yesterday were post
poned because of rain. thus wash
ing out the entire weeks card.
Teams will attempt to play off
the games next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Reiss Stopped in 7th
By Hubert in Erie

ERIE. May 19-Tommy Hubert.
fast stepping Washington. ID. c.
middleweight. stopped Harold
ReiSS OF Detroit in the seventh
round here last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Cancel Wayne Game

Yesterdays Wayne Michigan
Normal baseball game al YpSl-
1anti, called off on account of wet
grounds, has been definitely can
calad
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
ID Sports u.
DIR { Y | I IEO.

The Boston Braves have op.
toned infielder Norman Wallen
to the Indianapolis Indians Of the
American Association. Wallen.
who has been out Of action with
injuries and influenza. joined the
Braves last month shortly before
the start OF the major league
season.
Eleven horses were set TO 90
today in the S25,0O0 added San
Gabriel Handicap. feature race OF
the afternoon at Santa Anita.
Top weight OF l20 pounds was
shared by Charles n. HowArd's
Civil Code and the Happy Stables
Happy Issue. Hollywood Gold Cup
winner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Pacific Coast League
~ Uuitrd Press

san Francisco o-3. seattle II Second
game called al END o. 10Th because ~
time limit
Los Angeles -. Portland s-iO.
Sacramento O. Oakland 3.
San Dlego u Hollywood 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Better Golf
STRAIGHT LINE STANCE
BY SAM SNEAD
Coils Great Teacher and Player

(This Is the tweifth of a series of illustrated golf
lessons by Snead t1hich pi appear daily in the sports
pages of The Dsfrch Tin,es)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
American League

Indianapolis ? Ransas CITY o.
- Paul Toledo o
Columbus 2 Minneapolis 4
Louisville 2-e MilwEJkee 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

been preserved in this picture.
Also notice the weight is for
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
How They Stand

,, iot.lalF HesuiA iodh't Games
Wsf1 DE- y Ero' Ntsf DIT t2
Boet : Chi o = a. g. l.
- L. y y l. Boat a. Cff
Pr -Clsf rein pm -Cleg -
Came beflnd ieacsI
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

Syracuse s. Jersey City 2.
Newark l6 Baltimore 4,
IOnly games played
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
PART or PICTURE

rooted he is 10 the Great Lake
and particularly, Lake ST. Clair
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

WORCESTER MAJ johnny Cool. Igs.
Nofcestei oltpolnied Benny singleton. i42,
waterbury, Conn. tloi
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

BOSToN-s,eve Erouis i3o Boston oy,-
pointed Roxy ProgAnU. 1882. STANFORD
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Herb Crompton, the Yankees
rookie catcher, looks so much
like the screen and radio star
that his teammates call him
"Bing."
r 4 y
Jim Turner has been doing a
great relief pitching job for the
Yankees so far this season. Jim
is 40 years old and is still going
strong
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Rookie Pitcher
S+or+s Well

Peter Mazar, the 21-year-old
southpaw pitcher of the Colum-
bus Red Birds, entered baseballs
Hall of Fame when he twirled a
no-hit game against the Kansas
City Blues last week. He allow
ed only two hits.
Mazar, who has yet to spend
two seasons in organized ball,
has a fine curve ball, and a
fairly fast one with excellent
control. Important, too, cites
Charley Root, Columbus man
ager and himself a good pitcher,
is Mazar's poise and ability to
field his position.
The rookie sensation comes
from family of Ia children,
including two sets of twins. Pet
er's twin brothers name is
Paul, so he is the recipient of
many Peter-Paul gags.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

The entire proceeds of
this affair will be given to
the Veterans Committee of
Local IL to use for their own
problems, education, recreation,
and general rehabilitation.
Tickets are being distributed
throughout the UAW-CIO shops
in and around Toledo, and will
be placed on sale this week by
a committee in charge of this
gala sports program. All seats
will be sold as general admission
for 95 cents, except box seats,
which will be sold for $140.
1t is planned to have drill
teams perform, the Local IL
band, community singing, and
short talks by some of the top
UAW-CIO officials, and civic
leaders.
The Indianapolis team is high
in the league standings and the
Mud Hens are gradually going
up the ladder. 1t is thought that
when game time comes, the two
teams will be running a close
race for the association leader
ship.
The committee plans to break
all attendance records at Swayne
Field, and to make this Veterans
Fund Night huge success so as
to give the returning fighting
men of Uncle Sans forces a
fund with which to rehabilitate
themselves. The attendance rec
ord for the ball park stands
presently at 10000.
The committee assisting in the
arrangements for the Local IL
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Women's Fun NIGHT Changed

The Local IL Women's Fun Night and Recreation pro-
gram which previously held Saturday nights the
Y w C. A., will be changed to Tuesday nights beginning
1880 Tuesday, June 49, The facilities offered
OF charge to all members of Local H. admission
may be gained to the recreation classes
paidup dues receipt Union card.
Irene Cherry secretary states that the change being
made to benefit of the Union members are de-
srous of attending the Fun Night activities Included the
program are swimming, dancing singing volley skat
ing and badminton Refreshments will be served at
session.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM
The attendance record for a regular baseball game
made Memorial Day in 1898, when 81,S41 fans
paid to the Yankee Boston Red Sox game In the
afternoon of the day. nearly $4,000 attended the
performance.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15


departments is the control of water in streams and rivers
which of Ohios main Rivers furnish the
supply most of the large water for except along
Lake Erie this the only for the large quantities of
by cities industries, and stream power plants
Few people realize the tremendous supplies of water
required in the present state of industrial development
Therefore it that we protect the natural re-
of great state to welfare and
livelihood.
Frank Molik chairman of the Gordon Bumper Unit is
pretty chesy these days because he caught 16nch crappe
down Oak Harbor He says that that better than
even Ed Kurek, Hopping Unit, can do.
Eddie Collins of the National Supply Unit who has
been sponsoring boys for time recently received
letter from of his proteges Dick Schmenk who is get
ting training Great Lakes Says that he likes the
Navy Dicks father Hugo Schmenk is also member of the
Unit
An "SOS" has gone out for soba pitchers to play
with two Local II league teams If you wanta pitch
team in the cys best league call the sports editor of the
TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL and you will be placed.
The Local II Womens Recreation class planning on
having wiener each month in the Y W. c. A. gar
dens. Any member of the Local welcome attend
the roasts.
Pamela Britton actress is close follower base
ball in Hollywood, when she recently given role
baseball player in movie she fitted well into the
picture.
Night at Swayne Field July TO- will receive surprise
when they and hear the Local band Not saying
what it is but keep close watch the drum majorette
Dick Gosser says that he will that he saw Burny
Zawodny of his hen the other night when he
heard the chickens in commoton Anything points
says Bunny.
you would like to good youngsters baseball
games out to Scott Park Sunday, and watch the league
sponsored by the 14h Ward Old Timers Association The
afternoon of real baseball is in for those go
out to the park The city manager mayor, councimen
judges and other civic will the opening
Fish story: Two fishing trip found place
where there were plenty of big One said that they
ought to remember the place by placing "x In
tom of the boat Whereupon the other said that it
not the proper thing they might not get
the same boat.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Local IL Sof+baII Schedule

Second Round-Games Start At 6:45 p. M
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Girls Sof+boII Set

The managers of girls soft
ball teams from six Local IL
plants attended a meeting at the
Local, Wednesday and discussed
softball league. 1t is definitely
assured that the Local will spon-
sor the league which will be
composed of six and maybe eight
teams.
The first game will be played
Friday, June % and the schedule
will consist of two rounds of
twilight games, beginning at
$50 p. m.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Veterans Fund program includes
Burny Zawodny, Local IL Rep
sentative; William Ankenbrandt,
Spicer Mfg; John Grup, Cham
pion Spark Plug; Bud Pacholski,
Willys-Overland; Ted Modrow-
ski, American Can Co.; and
Frank Puskas, Auto-Lite.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
Golf Advice
BY Sam Snead

A great part of the difficulty
that many experience with the
drive, results from a tense de-
termination to drive the golf
ball 800 yards to mile. Get in
the habit of being content to hit
the ball squarely and let the
power come after precision.
Balance is the beginning of
any golf shot. Stand with your
weight evenly divided and your
legs not too far apart. Have
your arms hanging freely so that
the movement of your body does
not interfere with your arms.
A few waggles to get loosened
up and to get the flow of the
swing started without jerk, are
really an important part of the
swing. They help you to feel
the beginning of a smooth swing.
Then you easily work into the
first stage of the swing.
The left arm is held straight,
practically as an extension of
the shaft. During the swing, the
prevention of tightening up is
highly important, and when a
golf ball is before you, you are
apt to become tense to degree
that completely destroys your
precision. Take it easy and lazy
while you're swinging.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

CONSERVATION is not just sentimental
hobby nor fanciful hope of idle dreamers,
of duck hunters, of fishermen, or of bird
lovers. 1t is a science whose principles are
written in the oldest legal code in the world
- The Laws of Nature.
1t has taken the scientists longer to dis
cover and interpret these laws than it took
the archaeologists to unearth the story of
the Egyptian Pyramids and King Tut's
tomb.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

The Ohio State Conservation
Department has released 100000
pheasant chicks to sportsmen's
clubs, youth groups, and indi-
viduals, to be reared and re-
leased when they became of age
for self-sustenance
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15

Babe Ruth won his only bat
ting championship when, in
1924, he led the American
League with an average of .378,
getting 200 hits and scoring lab
runs in 153 games.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
UAW-OOVeterans' Benefit Came Set
Tickets Sold in Shops;
Committee Named

Arrangements nearly complete for the big sports
program and baseball night sponsored by Local H. UAW
CIO, Tuesday July 10, at Swayne Field The baseball
game will be regular American Association contest be-
tween the Toledo Mud Hens and the Indianapolis Indians
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-06-15
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation

Conservation of natural resources an organized cam
pagn to eliminate the botteneck in the economic mech
ansm for national welfare If it does not completely the
bottleneck at least it can keep from growing smaller
and checking to death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28
sUPER-ExPERTS EXPLODED

During most OF the war with Japan
The supcr-military experts in this country.
mostly occupying Well-Worn armchairs
based much of their pessmi~'ic predictions
as "a the length 81 the war upon the vaunt-
I'd military efficiency of the Kwantung
army in Manchuria
Since the war came 90 an end. press
reports indicate that much of the Kwan-
'ung army had been transported to Japan.
When the Russians decided TO move into
Aanchuria. they found the going fairly
easy. With no evidence whatever that the
kwantung army was a super-mili'ary out
ui ln fact the Russian conquest Of desir-
ed territory moved forward like parade
Much Of the same comment applies 10
predictions. 50 often heard from the So
called experts In this country. that Japa-
nese soldiers and sailors would fight g. the
last man for the emperor. that the Japa-
nese would never surrender and that il
would be necessary for us 10 dig the little
brown men out of their foXholes at the
point Of a bayonet
Despite the often-repeated assertion.
that the Japs would not surrender. regard
less II how tough the going might be- he
enemy did surrender and did - without
the complete defeat Of its strong army and
without a foreign soldier landing ca the
home islands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28

Tkess shaald g. nlcd in the nations
tha rampleie. authentic story
SEQ Maerafiana. af German and japanese
aarnr fhf var nou ended. The
49, shaaaa 49, campiste With names and
Ffs wuula shou for example. that
a amsfafan bors died from torture
ae aareassar .r 1apaneas prison camps
N ahaaaansis urrr Victims nf inhuman
3 ahaald ranfa.H fhe story Of Hons
Nanklma. certainly al Rattan.
Man uaf herds are being taken care
81 = nsanaf manner saon there vii be-
- 81 q smlar Ik n Japan. where
aaa aasaaerr sanra surrender has been "a
a. So nf .nIured innocence The
SEE Anns are attempting o. present
"a mme " HuIHf except possibly
wa msmfe ImaarFn. she had hoodwinAe1
~ zee mnnnir hut ere emperor a.
UHf Sep waufhpircr had the su-
eaH te aaF the emperor Anew moth
a fas a6rarH.es TIE minute he was
maa ~ sonued thr war.
akaaf So ear ere emperor hon
kan aeaaea FuhfF of inhuman con-
s. fssnd Naguafa and kurusu. after
sasmaas tssf te the United States
Hme 81 the Pran Harbor attack
#aa Anarfans ere assuHasd 90 De- 80 gull
- eslFFe hs knea not shat h.
aa
mnIeff Record of Jap crimes re-
EEL Fwwuimr intervals. might keep
6am#mea 4 Ntst tn fht IAN menace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28
TWO SPEAKERS


Continued tn Fa<s 49,
SIS 600. out Of which sum @.Wo
viii be used Cor local ehaFissss-
The FAC, vas also brought out
thas for every ddollar hat Key
Wet contributes 20 this drive. z
greater amount viii - FesnFfsen.
Co this community.
Lion H0wes. speaking on ine
same subject. explained me
benefits 20 BE- derived from sns
fund for the local Boy Scouts ana
Girl Scouts. since these groups
would come in for q suhssanfiai
portion 81 the funds donated.
Rev. HoweS stressed the fact tnai
never in the history Of Key West
has the Scout movement been ~
greater need of support. the aii-
fereus Scout committees are con-
ltrmplating employing paaa
Scout dissctor 10 Organize ana
direct the Scout cork IN Key
West. Obtaining . Scout camp
for Key West boys and girls .
also contemplated.
Guests of the club were DF
Leonard n. Comfy, Sam Turner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28
lO,,,iaaofAi.,!,!!
81 bs PEGGY o;MoRI

Manufacturing

the sheridan Manufacturing
Company - yoa CO.
-He-whasg Why. that"
SO. arslng a. your proxy and
Controlling tha votes OF the men
xho represenI hirn on the Board
ne and n0a Mara Sheridan has
been responsible For
why. III wring l1is neck with
my bsre hanas. How 90 you md
0utg H0w does - manage 10 hide
his ownarship7 Now begin az the
beginning and tell me everything
In thought Yea didn't like MARX
Sheridan. 4 thought you said he
wasn't capable" .
Jane shrugged out 81 her suit
coat. threw : loo on the hearth
ere. flung the beret 90 a handy
table and settled down. How can
begin at the beginning with you
firing questions at me-
Dawn was coming In over the
| mountains when Mira Champ
Stanton stood 81 the head of TIE
outer stairway again. waiching
her gfeat-Rranddnughtcr 60 down
20 the cmr visiting below.
Proudly sire beamed on her,
She nee6n't sorry about invest
menik or anythlng else. Iris Jane
this amazing ehild. would handle
everything with capable hands.
ChaeklinH. she w'ent into ths
breakfast room where the ancicni
maid was waiting. Now you q
20 bed right after you've had yosli
hot Fnilk,s the woman scoldcd.
Not Sleepy snapped Mrs
Stanton. nv, THAT girl There
wus all ready 20 Yet my resent
i rnnnt TO over the apple cart
She's smart Move slowly. surely
!. she advised. Put a splash O
brandy in that hot milk and the
get Judge Morgan on the iele
, phone
aMix stanton. rs only 81
II o'clock and \ Sundmy morning
/ The Jedge'il be asleep"
do him good 90 stir hts nj
. bones. Bring ne the telephone
( IL you wont
al Te be eeashmnea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28

The Literary Digest. when II was at its
peak of popularity. said that its object al
Ways was 90 be fair 10 both sides. and that
almost invariably. when il adhered 60 that
principle. one side accused the Digest Of
tavor.ng the other. and the latter was Just
a. positive that the other side had been
favored.
That attitude is likely to occur in all
cases where the proponents Of this or that
side mix resentment with their opinion.
They can see only one side to a question
and that side i their own.
The Citizen published an editorial
two days ago about a proposal 70 develop
the Garrison Blight. and those who favor
permitting private interests to improve az
least a part Of the blight declared cat least
some Of them did that the editorial favor
Cd those who contend that the develop
menl should bee made by the city or county
or both
Proponents Of that stand cat least
some 81 themD asserted that the editorial
favored the other side. which j. proof that
the editorial was fair.
A resident who favors municipal de-
velopmeHt said The Citizen was wrong in
stating that the blight TANKS the boulevard
for two miles. he added that h. had
measured IL with his speedometer and had
found that il was only seven-tenths Of
mile.
Let us assume he is correct. there still
are mare than two miles Of water frontage
in the hight. including that along the
boulevard
4 boathOuse and finger piers built out
from the grade on the northwest side Of
he blight would be nearer 10 the entrance
than they would be were they constructed
of the the boulevard.
A still better location for such an i'm
provement would be on the Palm avenue
side If the blight. a good site for boat
house aud piers would be- in front of that
snail block bounded by Petronia and Pine
streets and Pearl street and Palm avenue
Other owners along the shore have claimed
riparian rights. When North Beach Inn was
improved the owner built a retaining wall
81 the shore Of the blight and filled in the
enclosure with sand.
Many years ago the late j. Vmina
Harris built a boathouse In the blight al
point where now stands the property
owned by George Gomez. Mr. Harris sold
the boathouse. together with riparian
rights. 90 Mr.. Gomez late father.
In view of those acquisitions Il riparian
rights. David Lord. who owns the square
described. could build boathouse in front
OF his land. or could lease the shore front
for the construction Of a boathouse and
piers
The Citizen still maintains that there
Is enough water frontage in the blight for
private and municipal interests 10 de-
velop Il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28

Chapter 8
IT THINK" said Evelyn. ~Ehey'd
n like % food the market With
inferior pumps. make ell they
could from the war boom. and
then, III necessary, close d0Mfn
'Where does Carla fls into
this9"
In the hrss place she's eraKy
about Mark Sheridan. almost 81
crazy asout him as she u about
Carla. I believe the people who
ere trying % Dust Mr.. Sheridan
have offered her Some kind OF a
bonus II she can influence hin
their way. ! know they've offered
Mr.. Sheridan q glamorous salary
Il he'll act as sales manager and
let production alone. allow them
90 reorganixe and handle things
their way.
"carla would like that salary,
a. Mrs Sheridan"
Jane lighted their cigarettes
and sat down. "Still doesn't ex-
plain why he'd be afraid Of me;
afraid I'd"
But don't you seeT" Evelyn
was exaspcratcd. Hes no fool.
DE Knows they'll try % trap him
some way. and he doesn't know
who'll be used for bait 90 what
kind Of a trap they'll spring. and
being such a nitwit about women
be naturally"
THE telephone beIl shriIlea,
and Jane arose. That" she
remarked. "is utterly foolish.
Business men don't stoOp-iust q
minute"
!. was several minutes before
she returned from the hallway,
aud when she did her long eye.
lid rounded
Evelyn she said soberiy. Il
apologize. You are right IA one
talg 40 least
"Carla9"
Eyes A friend ~ mine ius'
overheard Carla and Mr. Hssk,ns
J. tanning neat little drama
Guaranteed % deliver Carla into
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28

! SLAMS arms ana Sheridan
iSae temporary power Of Ger
tsoard members
elyn. I'm going 10 have @
snou. because l need help. 1
la1ss you. naturally. Bot this
4 wili mean y0u must rot
II hy even q facial expres-
FRAT you identity me"
Wltfn Eirl stood up ana
"A out her hand. Il trust you.
Isctavsly.- she said
\ going 20 have Go leave
4 right away. l want you 90
IN here, answer all telephone
and take al messages. and
awhen Mr.. Sheridan RETAINS
flapers I'm the morning. revise
/ and send them back VII
: . ,.,,-s. --&w~s--
hen get the airport and see
iran have a single 20 Szcra-
no on The next easf-hound'
CO cab md have 10 ready "a
1 ne % the port; then put IN
ang distance call Cor Mrs
0nn Stanton NJ Yellow Valley
aask her 20 have o Cur wait
iior me NJ the Sacramento al
tdnal Yo1 see. ! have % b
1 In time 90 report for w0rl
aual I'll change while You ID
'-yes.- stammcred Evelyn
.. Champ StsnsOn az yellow
Wy"
HE old grandfather ei0el
gh.med 2 An. WREN Mr.
cnp Stanton propelled Jan
the house.
20 preliminaries. she warned
leading up % what you hav
I'll me. Ny heart won't stan
+. No. let's 50 in here 70 m
n"
ke gave Jane barely time I
rove her topcozt, then aske
itahly. Well. what IS it,
four nice Mr. Isle Carter ~
10 douhle-crosSing you. D
os nearly as much stock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-28
Tx Places Plan For
losing Here Sunday s

II southcsnmosi Flowers
and he Key West Florists an
noule on the front page Of to-
asviCtizen that effective sun
day September S0th. they will
remn closed al day Sunday 5.
Al fameral flowers and TOW
ers ~ other occasions VIII ~
delivrea on Saturdays.