davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Building Fund
Sought for Fair

Appointment of q "pcmauent
management for 'hc annual state
fair and an appropriation oi
S2,O0O,OO0 yearly for construction
OF permanent LA+.44atHfFl-- f-rt-- tirr---r-vz
position today were endorsed by
the Detroit Board OF Commerce
The board viii forward its rcc-
ommcndation 10 Gov Kelly tins
week, asking that the S2OOOOO0
received annually through race
track operations be diverted from
the general fund into the fam
prnunds huIldInr lund
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
GOOD PAy-SIEaDyL06S

Ex-se~vtss1sS sd 49,
vorkeys osn nsd . foAaS~ \.
Ana~Tioa's 9th IaS Ee~A t.1sa-
try-Pulp sud PAp~~, - ~stss
vortera. pulpv~~a r~tA~vs.
Ioed~r- ard hssiev~ Appsy .sB
at Erwu4syve~-s Ssy~sos efulaa
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q -
= Hear the Hudson CaroIer n
g They sing in the First Basement Read yto- Wear
- Department. promptly at l0:50 a. m, Tuesday. -
G 4
qnnunnnnuanaHaa a4aaA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
Jurists From "A Nations
Frame World Court Plan

has not sat since Holland was m
Va1ed.
The new court would function
along with a general assembly and
a security council as part OF the
United Nations organization to be
chartered at San Francisco.
Details of the proposed court or
ganizat.on will not be revealed un-
til the plan is presented al the Unit
ed Nations meeting. However, it IS
understood that alternative pro
posals will be suggested regarding
compulsory Observation-Disclosures a
country must, in order to belong to
the court. bind itself to submit 10
the courts authority on certain
tvneS OF cases.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
Suspect Murder
In The Death OF
Wake Count! Man

Raleigh, April 20.-(AP)-Coron-
er Roy Banks said today there was
an indication Of murder IN the death
of Adam Reeves Rogers, -. Wake
county farmer whose partly sub
merged body was found by VITO
youths yesterday in Rocky Branch,
on the outskirts Of Raleigh.
Banks said an autopsy revealed
a severe blow on the left side Of
the face and hemorrhage of the
brain. No water was found in the
lungs. the coroner said, adding that
Rogers apparently was dead when
placed in the branch.
Officers believed the body had
been in the water since Tuesday,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20

Washington, April 20. = (AP)-
Jurists of A Unitcj Nations today
completed plans for world court
and prepared to present them to the
San Francisco conference next
week.
Working at top speed the past
nine days. legal experts of all the
United Nations except South Africa,
India and Poland, have revised 'he
organic law of the old permanenl
court of international justice, Whlch
formerly met at The Hague, IN Hol-
land
This court still technically is IN
existence, as is its parent organlza-
ton, the League of Nations, but II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
Fresh AdNunc
Made In Italy By
American Forces

Rene, April 20. - (AP) -
Eighth army troops, IN AN ad-
vance of three mics have cap
turrd rortn Naggiorc, II miles
southeast of the 70 valley city
OF Fcrrara, Allied Headquarters
anncunccd TO-DAY.
east OF Porto NaGGi0re, WAS also
taken a. the British pushed for
ward afte, >tDrming the Argcnta
gap \aZi dcfenscS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
\<EAEh hfER
FOR NORTH CAROLI\A.

Partly cloudy and west west
pol tiouS. Fair i'll southeast and
warmer today and tonight. sat
urdaN. partly cloudy and mild.
Light showers over north por-
ton Saturday and in the north
west portion today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
Japs Hurl ,OOO
Troops Into Blows
On |. s. Air Base

Chungkiu&. April 20.-(APD
THE japanese have hurled
10000 troops, with 10000 more
i'm reserve. iuto their new three
prongcd offensive in western
Human, aimed at the United
States 18th air force base at
Chinkians, Chinese army
smoke sman estimated today.
Chinkiang is $50 miles from
this wartime capital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
Truman May Recall
Nimitz, Macarthur
ToWashingtonMeet:
President Moving
Into Full Position
In Allied Councils

Washington. April 2O.-(AP)
President Truman is moving
cautiously into Franklin d.
kooscVelt'S seat On the council
of the highest Allied military
strategy. His weight is likely
to he lclt III Pacific decisions.
Even before We day comes, Nh
Truman may be called upon TO re-
Wow the strategy for defeating Ja-
pan that undoubtedly was discussed
at YaIta by his predecessor and
Prime Minister Churchill. il not Wit.
Premier Stain.
In this connection. it would
not be surprising to Washington
observers if the new President
sNmmnns Fleet Admiral Chester
w. Nimitz and General Douglas
Macarthur home FOR personal
conferences before the final as
Sault on Japan.
President Roosevelt arranged for
Nimitz and Macarthur to share COM
mand for the On-to-Tokyo drive.
There are no indications Mr.. Tfu-
man plans to disturb this sct-up.
Consequently, ne may want to
have the views oi the field leaders
as well as those oi the Allied high
command members here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
NazIIs Throw
Final Units
Az Russians
Western Front Is
Ignored In Effort
@ Check Soviets

London, April 2G.-(APt-A
Berlin military spokesman said
today that Eu>>ian spcarhcads
have penetrated Hangelsbcre
forest, seven miles cast of Berlin.
The town OF Nan2eisbcrg is i'll
the center Of the forest. The
spokesman said this area, north
oi Fu"rstenNailc, was one Of the
main zones of lighting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-20
Cotton Trend
Still Upward

New York, April 20.-(AP)-~Cot-
tom futures opened unchanged to ten
cents bale higher. Noon prices
Wcrc 20 cents bale higher to 10
lower. May 22.73, July 22.48, Octo-
Der II SO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-10
Legal Notice
April :. 1913
Commission Chamber

NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given That The rrs.
ternal Order " Eagles Acre No i2<0.
whose premises are ioca.cf % 1879
North Cr0tict Avenue. Mpnni f.iemsns.
Michigan has sppitd % the Michigan
Liquor Control ccrmissioa for a Cub
License - sell beer. vine ans spirits
10 bona fide merhgrs Only. and tbat u
Is the intent NJ the LiotOf conssgf
Commission % grant ssld ilssnse upoa
the expiration Of 10 days from me lsse
hereof r.t M q,
Dated April D., 1895.
April io-n..k
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FOUR MATTRESSES wanted for ex-
ira work; Saturday from o 10 II p. m.
and Sunday from 5 10 8 p m. Good
wages and tips. Apply after p. m.
Tassie Tavern. Shook Road and East
Jefferson. Phone 1861. IF
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$50 y. Grl.ot -Lnx-and Hall I'd
CERLILI-D-4,----- ------r ~.--r-vherrv
rs uts 81 rs per hundred. l. 4 Blank
~ = IT ger 4veuEe near Wolf or 5
~ lie rold. Prone 1910 Ai3
RED LATHAM rl> pberry plants;
vclr Old stock '13i i.ttle Road Ala
FRUIT TREES
Apple, APRICOT Cherry, Peach. Pear,
Plum
SHADE TREES
Brch. Chinese Elm. silver Maple.
Weeping Willow pop'
ORNAMENTAL TREES
Flowering Cr5h and Peach. Magnolia.
\ Purple le7f Plum Weeping Mulberry
BERRY PLANTS
B'vscrhcrry CIrI ms GNNscherry.
Rcd ard Black Raspberry. straw.
Berry
GRAPES
Concord. Niagara. Delaware
Asparagus ard Rhiblrb Roots
Evcrgrecns and shrubs
Bleeding Heart and peonies
Roses. Bush and climbing
The Nicke Farm Nursery
80 miles south 90 M Clemens on
South GratiV' between Ia and IS
Nile Roads
n Phone Hcr5cr; Nlcke sos or 1879 c
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"a Morine Motors

UNIVERSAL marine motor with built
in reverse gear; n. r.. single cylinder
cycle. completely rebuilt: IDEAL for
trolling and heavy boat. Phone MI
Clemens 5943 Alb
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MI Clemens
Commission



Proceedings
April :. 1913
Commission Chamber
State of Michigan '''''''4'
City OF Nj. Clemens
AZ regular meeting 90 the City Com
MISSION OF the Ciiy of Moan; Clemens.
heid on the above date, there were pre-
sent Mayor Westendorf and cor9,ts.
~.asae-f--- sfet.-rrrvrr, 3runeeT, Lo1s sfa9
and DuBav.
The minutes 90 ne last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioner BrgneelLong staH NOV.
ed 'hat ne Report OF the CSty A,tor-
ney on ne DySstra Act, relative IN
Gratot Avenue Widening. be received
and filed.
Carried
Yea Brei,nleyer. pruneel. Longstam.
DuBay and Westenaorf.
None
Commissioner acknowledgement. NOV.
ed that The gasoline pump License Of
G c Frohm be approved.
Carried
fea-srei'meyer Bruneel. Longstats.
DuBay and Wes,endorf.
Nay None
Commissioner Ionrs'7fkDuBav NOV.
ed that the building permit OF p. X.
shields. IS Union street. be granted.
Engineer.
Carried
fea-Brel'meve-. Bruneel. Longstafs,
DuBay and Wcs'endorf.
Nay-Noae.
Mrs Marie ritfin appeared Before
ne Commission and introduced Mr..
Bolden and Mr. kron. who talked 70
the Commission abou. Community Cam
nins and the cost az setting up such a
unit In the City. which vas apuroxi.
ma,ely sl.50oOO 10 So OQn % for equip
ment and approximately $500 to $500
for installation costs
.Commissioner LouEstaff- Breitmeyer
Offered the following resolution and
moved sc adoption.
WHEREAS. T. 1npca~s 20 this Conn
mission from The returns Of the general
elty election held m the City OF Mount
Clemens Monday. The md dav OF Ap-ii
l945, duly c1rv3-sed BY this Commits
SION, hat a. said general city eiec-
non Alber. \ Washer received 1910
votes for the office OF Navor. and
Donald II. Westfnd0rf received ITO
votes for tAe office Of Mayor; now.
therefore
BE IT RESOLVED. Tha. Alser. A.
wagner b. and ne hereby Is declared
to be elected 70 The Office OF Mayor
dav IN Anril. tsls.
WHEREAS 7. appears from IRE re-
turns that Guy n Verkier received
2053 votes for TIE office 81 Commission
er. Lawrence \ Oehukc received ,7Sl
votes Cor the office os Commissioner,
Thomas G. Loncstau received lO4O
votes for the office 81 Comm ssforer.
and Angelo Fisher received SIS votes
20 the Office of coraln-zSinE-s=;;- nssrr
therefore.
BIZ 1T RESOLVED. That Guy II.
and they hereby are declared to be
for the terms beginning the second
MONDAY IN Apri'. 1al5.
WHEREAS. l. apnc1rs from said re-
turns that John w. Miller received ,sT3
votes for fhe office Of Constable. and
that SAID John W NiHcr was unoppos-
Cd for said office row. therefore.
BE 1T RESOLVED That John w.
Miller be ard - hc~rhv Is declared 20
20 elected % 'he office % Constable
for The term beg nnIag The second
Monday in APrl'. is4J
Carried
Brei'mrver prureei, tcnrstaf..
DuRay and Westendori
Navs-Nore.
Commissioner D0Bay- srurcei moved
20 adjourn
Carried.
Yes--Rrc itnevsr. Rnncei. Longstaff.
DuBsy and Wsstendorf.
JosSpH " MATTHEW'S.
city Clerk
Aprii i0--M Il.
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: rooms; city water: sewer come tons:
large lot--s2 500 $500 down.
rooms: basement: furnace and
shower-S3 900; $500 down.
rooms large lot; good well-s3, 900;
$500 down.
houses on one lot. one rented for
s'9--s3 200: $500 down
rooms: furnace and bath-s4, 900:
$500 down
room modern brick: first story nice
" decorated-s5 500 81 300 down
Three 3-room apt house; rented for
s75 per month-S5, 500; ST., 100 down.
room modern; stoker; lot 66xl90-
SO 500. 50 00n down
rooms: bath; 80 f. on canal; so II.
on Jcfferson-Si.O 900: n cash.
Two-family; 5 rooms: bath: 5 rooms
bath down; steam heat-s7 500 $4,000
down.
rooms: boatwell; utility room ga
rage steam heat; 2 baths Sd 900;
terms.
6 apt house: centrally located hot
water heat stoker; income sl77 month;
for quirk sale-Sl0 600.
40 acres; Broom house; barn chick.
en- coop head of cattle; 2 horses;
some tools--S8 500 or exchange for
small house. c
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SINGLE house: bedrooms; Jones
street. near. Gratiot SO. 500: So, 500
down.
Three-room cottage: lake privileges
si75o.
LAKE FRONT cottage: bedroom:
bath. lot 5Oxi 5o--only 81. 500: $4,000 dn.
Modern room brick: oil heat: lot
75xl50-sl2. 500: 5000 down: can be
converted into 2-family; location; Crock
er Blvd
acre farm: modern 5-room home;
20x20 garage; i2xl5 brooder house
$1,000; 81 500 down: II miles from Mt
Clemens
Two acres; 2 miles from city: near
school: city water-s55o cash per acre.
We specialize In lake and river from
STAN BARRON
Phone Mt. Clemens 2052. Rec. $500 c
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Auctions
Boots ond Accessories

WATERwITCH cupboard motor; also
baby buggy Phone 6427. Az
Is FOOT inboard speed boat hull:
not completed; have ali timber for com
pleting. VIII sell for SIS or trade for
3ss Winchester 200 Savage or IS Rem
ington deer rife. one piano Cor sale
SO Owner moving from City. Phone
543e. 235 Jones. Ala
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Gorden Supplies H-22

FRUIT rBTEs e ur. at varieties
French persl1u LIacs. au colcrs
White WIsterf4. Clewatis. Towering
PLUMB Cr4h 81 10 trees Fvergreens.
Berry bushes Gfadiou bulbs: ScsdS
peat; moss. soc hu Vsoro and -sys.
Open evenings and sunday Call 1922
or $3.50 -sses
GRATtOT @ NRDFN SUPPLY
ga No Gratiot 40 JOY blvd c
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i-20
Seeds, PIonts, Flowers H.

BIG Mammoth rhubarhs for sale F.
Loyson, AIS Utica, a mile north of
Fraser. Ai2.
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Wearing Apparel

SPRING coat. pink; all wool; white
fox collar. SIZE p. 50. NJ Clemens
645e. AIS
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Chiroproctcrs
Moving & Storooe

ooH MOVING equipment Is the best.
opeelal care taken OF your furniture
ano uphoistered goods IN storage. such
u'otn prootng ana wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer 60 "a
BROADWAY. Mt. Clemens Phone sssf
service to and from Det-ait daily. o
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-10

ELDERLY lady wanted as house
keeper. James While. 12S North Wilson,
Route I. Box 10. Phone 2330. Ai0
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Houses For Sole
F

FINE Broom house: suitable for
home or rooming house: Sc 500. Write
Monitor Re adler. Box 282 Al2'
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Poultry
tivestock-Fos Sole

CIVeStock-fo1 Sole J-S
CHESTER WHITE SOW with seven
pigs. team OF WORK horses with har-
ness. cheap. black BARNARD dirt: sod
Gu. for new lawn. Call 1890. Az
REGISTERED Jersey and Angus des-
persal. Thursday, April -, NJ ! O'clock
~ farm miles west OF Port Huron
-citX-Amlts- MILO Ruby -ReaA-titeft
north "a miles or u mile north OF
RUBY 20 head registered Jersey cows
ne fers and bull: ~ head registered
Angus COWS heifers. bulls ara calves
Complete line Of farm tools. Myrou
Ogden, owner. c. p. Smith. Ssles-Mgr.-
Auctioneer. 40
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HIGHEST prices paid for antique
furniture: china: glass. copper and
brass. go North Gratio;. Phone s7oi
A-22
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Wi|dt 6 Warner
Ranch Homesites

Barron Bldg. above First National Banh
Phone Mt Clemens 89<i
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Trucking
ASHES AND RUBBISH
HAULED
We VII pieh up your ashes every week
RAY RIFE
PHONE 770l
Fumigotine

ALL sEpBuGS, reaches. moth, d.
stroyed In six hours; guaranteed Ma
eomo rumigstine Service 1920 River
r0ao corner Longv!ew. M. Clemens.
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Situation Wanted. Femole 3D.

LADY would like typing; general Of
flee work; also care of children eve
nings. Phone $3.50. l.
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HUGHES REAL ESTATE

Gratio' at 10 Mile Rd Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT IA MILE FRASER
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MODERN HOME on river; 100 II.
frontage: bedroom; tiled bath; utility
room with modern heating plant; ex-
cellent possibilities for ldndscaping or
gardening i50 Bellview off Moravian
or phone 567f c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-12

A bronze star medal for meri-
torious service has been award
ed to TIA Leonard H. Batkins,
33, according to word from his
102nd Infantry Division in Ger
many.
Sgt. Batkins displayed "out-
standing initiative and ability
in handling supply for his regi-
ment. Through his intense ef-
forts and keen interest in his
job he instituted a system of
supply and evacuation of equip
ment which has proven of great
value to his regiment"
sgt. Batkins entered service
in November, 1912, and went
overseas last Fall. He was an
employee of the Mount Clemens
Pottery for II years. and i'm
mediately prior to entering
service was employed in Ro-
chest His wife, formerly Dor
othy Rocker, and son, age 2, live
at SO Il Ahrens street. He is the
son of Mrs. Clara Batkins, SO
Ahrens street, who has another
son, Pfc. Clifford X. Batkins, in
the Pacific.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-12

Funeral services will be held
Friday in Detroit for Mrs. Will
liam Beutel, So, formerly of
Mount Clemens. She died Tues
day afternoon at a Highland
Park Hospital following a stroke
last Friday.
Born Kate Barley, the
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto X. BARLEY of Mount
Clemens, Mrs. Beutel made her
home here until her marriage,
when she moved to Detroit. The
family home was at 1865
Vaughan.
Surviving are her husband, q
son, William Jr. and a daughter,
Mrs. David Mariege, both of De-
troit; sister and brother, Of
Mount Clemens; Mrs. Harvey
Scott and Otto K. Barley; an
other sister, Mrs. Charles Blood
hart of Elkhart, Kans., and two
other brothers, John of South
Bend, Ind, and Alton BARLEY of
Philadelphia.
Services are set for 2 pm.
Friday at the Wilkie Funeral
Home, 1883 Outer drive.
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Arnold Meifxner.

UTICA-Funeral services for
Seaman nc Arnold o. Meitzner
who lost his life while on duty
in San Francisco Bay, Calf. on
March Is, will be held at Trinity
Lutheran Church, Utica, on Mon
day. April Is, at 2 o'clock.
The remains will rest at the
Schwarzkoff Funeral Home from
Friday evening until Monday
noon, they will then lie in state
at the Church until time Of serv-
ices.
Arnold Meitzner was born on
{ farm in Sterling Township on
May IL, % years ago, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meitzner.
He attended public school and
was member of Trinity Luther
an Church.
On April 80, 1913 he was in
Quoted into the Navy and re-
ceived his boot training at Great
Lakes. He was attached to the
ship U.S.S. Wharton.
He is survived by his wife,
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Henry #. Beier'

acknowledging F. Beier,
former Lenox township super
visor and retired farmer, died
this morning at his home, 5000
Puttygut road.
MIR. Beier, who was IS years
of age, had lived in Lenox
township throughout his entire
lifetime and was widely known
throughout the county at large.
He is survived by his wife,
Anna, by two sons, Lorenz and
Norwood, sister, Mrs. Charles
Bonner and by one brother,
Charles w.
Funeral arrangements, as yet
incomplete, will include services
from St. Peters Lutheran
Church, Muttonville, and burial
in the Richmond cemetery. The
Clifford D. Hensch Funeral
Home is in charge of the last
rites.
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Leon Aubreu

UTICA-Leon Aubrey passed
away at st. Joseph Hospital,
Mount Clemens, on Wednesday
evening, following a lengthy ILL
ness. He was IS years of age.
MIR. Aubrey had lived at Rose
Vile for ID years prior to moving
to Washington where he resided
for a year. Two years ago he
came to his late home at 5000
Van Dyke Road, Utica.
He is survived by his wife,
Catherine, and one son, Cpl.
Leon Aubrey, U.S.A., stationed
in the Philippines. Services will
be conducted from the Schwarz-
koff Funeral Home, Utica, on
Saturday, April IA at 200 o.
clock. Rev. Versile Bentley Of
ficiating.
Burial will take place in the
Utica Cemetery.
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Press Skeptical of Reports
That Hitler Seriously Ill

stances he might try 10 negoti-
ate peace" the Mail correspon-
dent added. IF that is one of his
tricks at the moment he is not
likely to obtain a hearing from
the Allies"
The Daily Herald's diplomatic
correspondent, writing under
the heading Beware of Hitler
yarns" took a similar attitude
toward the reports.
Il do not place the least Gre
dence in them.' he said.
Some papers said even II re
ports of Hitler's illness were
true il was not matter OF
great moment.
ITO the Allies, who will soon
rid the world of the gang now
ruling Germany, it does not
matter much, observed the
Yorkshire Post.
The Daily Mail, commenting
in the same vein, said Hmm
Ter. the butcher of Europe, has
undoubtedly been gathering
power into his hands lately but
his record is hardly less villain
Gus than that of Hitler"
A wave of speculation over
Hitler's status was stirred yes
terday when the diplomatic COR
respondent of the British Press
Association said he had author
itative information that Hitler
is "a dying man. and has been
superseded by Himmler.
Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden subsequently was asked in
the House of Commons il he
could confirm a report that Hit
Ter had been assassinated, but
indicated he gave the report no
credence.
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Crippled Children
Drive Is Benefited
Utica Rotorions
Add $500 TO Fund

UTICA-James Merritt, ST.,
of the Utica Rotary Club, chair
man of the drive in that city for
the Crippled Children's cam
paign has turned over $500 to
the Macomb County Society for
Crippled Children.
Merritt reports that the re-
Spouse to the appeal by the Ro-
tary Club for funds to assist the
crippled children of the coun-
ty. was exceptionally we'll re-
ceived and that the community
may be proud of the total con-
tribution which enabled it to
turn over a check for $500 to
the county organization.
Merritt wishes to express his
personal thanks and advises the
community in general that Rot
airy Is here to assist all crippled
children and that such assist.
ance may be secured by contact
ing any member of the Rotary
Club.
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rem; Arthur, Mrs. Lucille Van
denbulke, Marie, Pvt. Raymond,
U.S.A. and Margaret. She is also
survived by six sisters, Mrs. EN-
ma Duprey, Mrs. Frank TeSsmer,
Sister NJ. Resale, Convent of ST.
Joseph, Mrs. Leo DeVisscher,
Mrs. Joseph Niester and Mrs.
Carl Culbertson; tour brothers,
George, Edmund Clarence and
Joseph LeFevre.
Services will be conducted
from the Schwarzkoff Funeral
Home, Utica, on Monday, April
l6. at $50 and 9 o'clock at 81.
Lawrence Catholic Church, Uh-
ca. Father E. j. DeKeyser offic-
iating. Rosary will be said OH
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Elizabeth AmaelOOt

UTICA - Elizabeth Ameloot
passed away at her home, 449
Hayes Road, Sterling Township,
early Thursday morning follow
ing an illness OF one year. She
had been confined to her bed for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Ameloot was born on
July II, SO years ago in Warren
Township, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. julius LeFevre. Fol-
lowing her marriage to Jerome
Ameloot, she and her husband
settled on farm at Hoover and
Ten mile road. Eighteen years
ago they came to the present
farm in Sterling Township. Mr..
Ameloot passed away II years
ago.
She Is survived by five child
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-12
Fred Schroeder.

Fred Schroeder, age "a years,
a native of Clinton Township,
died Wednesday, at his home,
14501 East Seven Mile road, De-
troit, following an illness OF
pneumonia.
Mr.. Schroeder was the son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schroeder and was born at the
homestead situated in the Nor
avian Drive-Cady Corner section.
He farmed most Of his life and
retired to live in Detroit 20 years
ago. His wife, Edith, died 10
years ago.
The deceased is survived by