davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

l1nIere ber5litfte Spmpatbie Ger
Gamilie Sobt 8hrmeier fir SEN @er-
Iuit ibres Sobnes
@idarb 8lmmeicr
tpelher ont 81. De5ember In 8elgiel,
fem 2eben gelaiien bat. gr. 8luneter
mar eiir gutes Mitglieo luto Der erite
Der iein 2eben berIoren bat I'M @rie1
boz, l,nlerem Gerein.
I'm ibn trauerlt feline ticieebeus.
ten Glteral, d,no fein @r,,ber Robert
@lumeier. audi i'm arieg in Branf.
reid. @ott trolte lie alle.
asobn galsh, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
l1dhruf!

Gin Filser ittidt lih an 5llr Tubrt
llnb mill bon hinren Icheibeu:
ct 9nt ben 2ehensipeg bcirahrt
cSn Srcubcn nnb in 2eirsn.
Sum lit cr ,uiibc, Idllpa6 unb matt,
CT iebnt lid, bieies Sebens Iott.
3um 2eben einSllacIen
Sic Seele hiiritct, 0ntt natl hir;
@etrdbr ss ibr, aeipdbr es ibr,
2oB lie bein S(ntlit ieben.
:. Solstriiaer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
2iueia 10.

Gs oier, sl,r aefdIliscn gtohrih.
alien Mitglieoern, An5 ,,dd,itc resel'
mdbigc Gerian,nll,rne olu 9. sSebrllar
7:3O ltDr abenbs, i'm Icreinslofals
absehalte1, miro. Die Mitglieber iins
frelnpMihit cril,ht Der @crimmmlunl
beisiapulnen i'm sss,tereIic bes @ec'
ems. @is oabin ,perOer mir erfdbrcil
po,, ,niercm &nmitee lnonu apir lit.
icrc iSaidinas,tnterhaltung abbalttl'
arerber ,,,lo mir allc ,riiIcn, haB Der
Meingcaniuu ipieSer he1u Solboten-
fono sltaespleIen miro. @ir hofien baf
Die Geriamml,lng iotpie aud, oie ia
Id,inss-l1nterbaltung gut bciuht ,per.
Den. lleber sic ssald,ings .llnterhal.
t1,na lpirh ipdter beriftct, ipanr Sic
ll,,tcrhaltuue itattiinoen miro.
at. @cher. Erot. ..Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
3lueio 81.

Sic 9titalieocr Nes ,5ipcig 81 iinS
blermit ui1iinertlam gcn,ont, hab SIC
naflte @erialnnlluna mI 1. isebruar,
,ru $3.50 lthr natplnittags, III s.,
aarpatben &allc an Macf slra. ltott.
iilroct. Gs rriirSc ,lrs ireucn, allS
Oiitalicocr heariibeu su iGnncn.
Mifacl SeiltIh. Sefr. z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

finSet itatt It, ser Yercinsballe ONT
Samstag, oe1t 3. iebrrar. lnfana
s llbr abenos. Sdupeitern oes ssrauen
@ereins fins eri1,bt Gebdd su bin-
gen. Sir @rfriidplnsen tpiro Der
Mdnnerperein lorgen. gs bittet I'm
sahlrciden @eiuh.
6reo MelSer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Maiinsieit bcs 3,pei9 30.

VluNnsTttt bcs StDct8 0U.
Sieies &i,r0erfeIt iittoet am Cams
tag, oen 3. SSebrlmr, ltatt uno es nirb
mic aili1brlih Elm arobcr @eiuf Ell,
martet. Sie Glten iino aebctcn lbr'
&inher aIle sn lhiden, oa iie ionIi
feline anbere 3liammentltnit bobH'
inn gansen ssabr. @err ssreo @ellc:
miro auh hicsnlal fir Die ainoer eft.
mas haben sum aeheu ,lne aus bielen1
8rllnbc lolltcn alle @inber ba iein.
,sobn Sol5triiaer, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Sarpuia 8em. Gbur.

Spnntog Sen 4. Ssehrlar, mad, 6cv
&rafennercius -Gcriarnll,,na iinNct
Die crItc M'o:1atsoeria'nmll,ua nes
rSaroulo @emiiel,tem Gbnrs" ger.
blunoell nit Gi,riiihr,,ns Ser ne,en
9cmntcn in scr &arpatbcu Safe ltatt
Sinfa &ellncr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
3meia 26.

s(llen @ritoern snr 9sahrid)t. BOB
sic nGfite Ser'a,nsnll,ne am Sunns
tag, sen 3. ssebr,lar, 8 llbr abenOs,
i'm SahieNbe;n abgeb1lteil !piro. Gs
lit eripiinift, hab alle @'italieber Die
ic Ieriommlinrg beNlfen.
y. 5. Sirear. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Derlobunesan,eiee

Die 8erlobilng l,niercr 2ohte,
Mnnentarie 6. Saatlh nit Marine
Jliegerleutnant ssoiepb 81. Martin
beebren mir uns bicrburh 0erspano
ten ,tlto iSramben eraebenSt ansu
5eigeli.
Getroit, Wih., Sanllar 1945.
Serr uno 1rou Huitor
Sans GeutIdl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
n , llbr Nn 5u Ieln, 0a eil,c

NtHS III uti S>tfttSIltltt IiutI 'iitpSt.
Sic @eulnten inns eriudjt riinftlidl
nm . llbr Aa 5u Iein, "a eilN
Heamten-Y -Ycriammlnna
itnttfinoet bcDor Der reselnluBlaeH
Gerlanunlllua l,llN nnf ba6 ale nell-
er,libltcn 9a0rnten ba line in 3eit.
Sia Sarurar Rcrianrntl,sng mar
elm lpsnlg belier be'l,ht ino hor1en
oab mir oas re,re Sabr r;ftig anae-
fanaen baben. slc @2lfa'te tpcrSen
pronp. ellcoiat. ,Sn ser SeElnber.
TcrIammllng iano Ole Seamtennah!
ltott ms une 0eamten 1purNen lpie-
ser erpihlt, auBcr Sem Eraiihenten
unS Yrptctoa Setrctiir, Die lueger
arbeitsgelGaeltheitcn ihrc slemter
nid)t nehr befleioen tonntcll lnb al
bcren 9late m,rocn i0bige Mitalle'
ser er,pGb!t: Sas Helultat ,par ,uie
iolat:
TrIiircnr. NiebotI Nucbti
@iac Frii., Guseu Sllrf!ep
Irot. sSetr.. Supbia Cnebe
Sdhns,n., 8cDrg Sdlab
Tin. zSefr., &laru 8pBmciiter
G.>@.z GER, Mihncl Gneher
Gcripalter. Gbas. Sbenipulocr,
Nrons Snlser. Martin @chcr
Nrd,ipnr. @eor9 Nnsnsr
3iirrpube. Sobn areutncr.
Sieie 9eamteu lperben in Der illci'
item 0eriaElmlllng eingeIiifrt I'M!
alle pcriprahen ihr beites II, TIM 'iil
oct Gerein.
@ir bofieu oab Die Mltglieoer Dc;
3apeig 3S biele 8eamten c1ah ,lnter
Itiieen areroen; l,iht iulr in sic Ser
iamnrlungen fommen, iuemn lie III
&runfenaelo sieben, ronhern cine ieh
Var'nnrnlllng be'td,en.
@erie Sehpeiterlt lmo griioer, oi'
Veamten fonlen nidt aQcs tlls fiil
Sen Ierein uro obne cure APitarbei
tpdre iErc alrbeit .pergebens. @ll
baben einen gllten Braiioenteu er
pGblt iiir bieies ,Sahr, Scr ieine ar
BELT nerItebt aus grTabrungen un(
aud 8riilpSer arnlcres Iereins mt; c,
miro Itretm porgefen lno geifIfts:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

3meie Is
oeranItaltet am 10. 6ebruar ci,1en
Said)ingbaa.

Saidin9ba0.
Ser 9tciugelpint bon 0ieler un=
terbnltl,ng fliebt bcm SolSatenfonb
su. ssniolaeheilen miro Elm grober
@eiah ersuartet nm oicica lnno il
ransiea perarObern 81 belfen
Ml,slp1rti9e sSrcunoc uuo ocrtn
@dlte iino her5lit tpillfon,meu.
l1niere ;ltonntlide &erion,mluug
iilrbet am IL. 5ebruar itntt. Die slu
meienbeit ser Mitslieber lit iebr tpid9s
tig, Uni Ore Gereinseeihdfte s,,frieben
ltcucnS erlsbiaen SIT beIfen. stl,d)
mcac noes lfitslieo lih autiteheao
maheu inn Gereiu Iptuic ouh mi
Central &erbanh.
'Sul lanna Stallini, <Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

ten tpirb. Mlle Sdtpeiern iollten es
iid) sur Asfliht n,ad,et oieier Ser.
lammlung bci5lNpobnen, 81 immer
spihtige @eidfiite porliegen
&atb. @drtner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Trauer,,dhriht
s(m 90. Sarl.ar itarh bier Scr
Nobann Nofeid)

MIn ~. ,SaEllar 1fdrb bier Scrr
Nobann Nofeid)
inn sitter bon S5 SSabren lno Wto.
nat Gr mar i'll scr 8ersil,oe @er.
meIh bci SedN'it, Sieberbiiraen, &C.
boren ant go. Sesc,nber 1859. Sni
Sabre 1906 fam er nad bsn Ser
,rigten Staater nnb ,lpar nad) Mc.
&eesrof, ga, ipater nah &pmelteab,
@a, unh ieit 1917 mobute er bier
in youngstown. Sbip. Seinc sSraa
ging ihm am "a. Non. in, 2ooe por.
ans.
Sobanu 8ofeih auuroe anl %. So
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Ser &irhcn ssranen Gercin Der
I,pntcrms Wcmcinbe

bat hslhlolien am 4. Iehr,lar cin
Nbcnbenen perbmnoen init einem
&artenpartie
ahsirbalte1t, ,roSu allc Mitglieber nit
ibren 6reunocn n,f has ber5lidjlte
eineelahen iiuh. Sas Mbenoeiien fin.
set ,m G:30 llhr itatt unb 5rpar III,
@e,neinbeml,s al @id Ipe. TaS
&onlitce miro litb sic erobte Miibc
ge5en Gin feincs GIien ocrsubereitcil
unb alien beEen Sic aerne &artc:l
lpieIen einen aemiirlihen abeno al
bcreitcn. Ntit Ser Sofinr,ua reht bic
lc 81 begriiben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
2l,,s Columbus, Otie
3,ucia 3S.

G:s oicHe nacn .MitglieoCrn sur q.
fGliiacn Nafrid)t, oaB sic add,ltc tt.
aelndiilae TeriammlslnJ am Conn.
tao, Ncn 1. tSehrltlr, 3 l(hr naehnllt'
tnas III ser GereinsImlle llattfIuNet.
Sic @eunten iinS eriudjt riinftlid,
mn , llhr Na al iein, Na eir;F
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
2l,.S titles. Otte
i3lreia 20.

Gs bieue allen Mita.iebern sur &c.
iaaigen Nad)riht, ,bab sic nafitc Ser
iamn,luns Sonntas, bcn 4. Sebrs.ar,
2 llbr ,ahmittaas itattf!lrbet.
Sn ser lesten Geriammlura srurs
ben ble neuen Beamten fir has Ssabr
1916 Don gruoer Bcorg @inocr Gin,
asiiibrt.
NrGiihent. Mnhreas 0Mnelb
Gi5esErdiibent. Beor9 gnlrid,
Frot. SER, Sobann Gabio
St,l.s Sran8 @iintGer
g.sW.sSetr., Mi6aeI s8asner
Sdas,neiiter. 8uitap SdJuuer
Seripaltunasrat, Nidael @euebist,,s,
Ssriebridj Sdeu, Sobann Sd'int
Maridall. Geors G,rantet
Nrd,tpar. Sobann Stnelocr
ssobann Iapio, Yrot. -;Sefr.
3iueig p.
aaea Sdspeitern sl,r 1eiaGigen
Nadriht, oah bie rdtlte Neriamm-
lln9 am Sonntag, oen 1. 1sebruar,
9 llbr nadmittGgs abgehalteu spiro.
'slQe Sdpeitern itno gabcten oc:
@er'ammhlng bei5iupo6nel,.
Sorbia @iintbcr, Setr.
NssS 1tctU Caifle, pa.
3,ueia ~.
Us oiene allen Sdtneitern 3,,r ge.
fdaisen Nadri6t, oaB bie regelm6Bi-
ge 0eriamrnfl1rrg Eonnerstag, sen
8. 0ebrasnr, s l1br abetos, ubaebai.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
'1CKeS Denies
Tax Charges

WASHINGTON, Jan. q (INS)
Secretary of the Interior Ickes
in a formal statement today de-
MED published reports that he
had filed "incorrect" sworn
statements describing property he
owned on Chicago's State street.
"Never. TO my knowledge, did
I at any time make an affidavit
to the board of tax appeals"
IckeS declared.
He declared that during the cal
endar year 1943 the corporation
operating the property had oper-
ated at a net loss of S7735.57 and
"in view of these figures, thought
the assessment too high on the
property l protested the as
seSsment on the regular form pro-
vided for such action.
The interior secretary declared
that after the board of tax appeals
had reviewed his case they called
in their own experts on State
street property and they fixed
their own assessment figure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
WOtllIlleU
Arrive

BATTLE CREEK, Jan. 27-
Thirteen men from the Detroit
area,were In the latest group OF
p wounded soldiers TO arrive at
Percy Jones Hospital and the Ft.
Custer ConvaleScent Facility. The
soldiers are:
BIGGER. PFC. JAMES a, s6s2 Mislks
Highland Para.
BISHOP, 1T. ANDREW r.. 2736 McCrAw
pRABiK SGT ANDREW, 1880 Fenelon
EfGENZA PFC WALTER a. 46s7 Plumer
NIvER, ; SGT. RAYMOND H.. 7772 Con
cord
RozEK. SGT. THEODORE H.. 47ls orie.
ans.
SEPANsK, SGT. CHESTER A. 47is
MARIN.
SPADES, PVT. JAMES c, 6I2 W. FIRST
Royal Oak
TRACY, PFC JOSEPH z. a7i W. George
Hazel Park
WEIsBERG. ia LEONARD. s6l4 Lasaus
WILLIAMS PFC. WILLIAM j., 10 w. Ci.
cote River Rouge
WOODS. PVT. CHARLES E. eo55 wood
row
HUsPIcH, PVT. HARRY. 1879 Muirland
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
W.. G6CS
$26,O24

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 27-The
University of Michigan Board Of
Regents today had accepted S26,-
021 in gifts for the university and
appointed DR.. Donald C. Marquis
of Yale as head of the psychology
department.
DR.. Marquis comes 10 Michigan
after y years at Yale. where he
held a similar post. He has been
psychological director Of the Ma
tional Research Council.
Among the gifts received at a
meeting of the board yesterday
were 81 ,920 from the Detroit Ar
menian Womens Clubs TO estab-
lish a student loan fund; $500
from the HolleV Foundation OF
Detroit, for engineering student
aid. and 81 500 from Dr. Lawrence
Reynolds of Detroit for the Gle
ments Library.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

Keeping up with Kansas Is keep
Ing Santa Fe on its toes!
Kansas, home Of the Santa Fe, Is
the Bread Basket of the World"
and one OF the nations important
'Arsenals of Democracy" The state
Is now an industrial as well as an
agricultural empire.
With unprecedented wartime
production of both food and arms
this great state is constantly increas-
ing its demands on Santa Fe trans
poration.
This is natural, for Santa Fe grew
up" In Kansas from II miles of
track in 1868 TO 1908 miles
Of track that stretch from Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

Traps Set

Foreign directed a b o teurs
would meet-a Waterloo If trey al
tempted any largc-sCaie desUuc-
tive jobs in Detroit, said Robert
a. Guerin. who today starts his
second year as head of the De-
troit FBI district
Guerin, who succeeded John s.
BuGaS, has been with the FBI for
II years.
Praising the cooperation Of the
various law enforcement agencies
in Detroit and Wayne County,
Guerin said that a system of CO.
operation had been perfected
which would spell sure defeat TO
any effort at wholesale industrial
sabotage IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Court Eases
Fraud Case

Thirteen counts Of a a 15-coUt
Indictment which charged tool
and die manufacturer with max
ing false statements in applying
for priority ratings for vital tools
Were dismissed today by Federal
Judge Arthur r. Lederle for lack
Of evidence.
STANLEY J. Binkinz, IS. Of 1922
Westmoreland. the war plant
head, IS on trial before Judge
Lederle and Jury.
In the remaining counts, the
government charges Blnklnz pre-
tended he had a contract IN But
falo with the Buffalo Arms Co
and. on that basis, obtained vital
tools which he used tn his shop.
The trial will he resumed Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
CONTROLLED STATE

He began building the organiza-
ton, extending its influences into
other city wards until he con-
trolled both Kansas City and
Jackson County.
For a quarter of a century then,
he controlled the activities of a
political machine which named
city officials. Judges of state
courts, governor OF the state and
even u. S. senators.
Pendergast was credited with
giving Vice President Truman a
start in politics when. in 1922, his
machine backed Truman for
Jackson County judge. Truman
won and four years later was
made presiding county Judge,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

TO California and from Denver TO
the Texas Gulf.
To help handle the states var
time shipments, Santa Fe has
enlarged, improved, and modern
lied equipment and methods in
Kansas "a wartime improvement
that will still pay dividends in the
days Of peace 10 come.
Incidentally, Santa Fe is the largest
tax payer in Kansas.
In normal times, Santa Fe is the
states greatest employer of labor.
Santa Fe operates more mileage
in Kansas than any other railroad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Rail Freeze Cuts
Plant S Output

Work was curtailed 80 per cent
IN the Chevrolet Gear and Axle
plant, 1870 Holbreek, today by
The government "ireeze' on rail-
road freight shipments. a COM
pany spokesman announced.
The embargo went INTO effect
at 1901 a. m. today because nt
the continued blizzards and eX-
ceptionally heavy snowta tt
throughout the eastern states, in
terfering with railroad operations
toward seaportS
The ODT pointed out That the
embargo would help clear up
traffic in the stermbound areas
hy Mondsy- night,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
659 Foreign Students
In Michigan Colleges

LANSING. Jan. 27=Dr. Eugene
r. Elliott, state superintendent Of
public instruction. revealed today
that $50 foreign students are en-
rolled in Michigan colleges.
Latin American countries have
sent 223 students. the British En-
pre- 125, China, Korea and the
Philippine Islands o.. Europe So,
and Turkey Egypt and Iran ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Committee Continued

WASHINGTON, Jan. u tINS)
The Senate audits and controls
committee has approved a $780,
600 authorization to continue
work of the Senate small business
committee
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
'PendefgdSf
Dies al Il
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 27 dNs)

KANSAS CITY, Jan. q (INS)
Boss Pendergast is dead.
Death came TO the boss" whose
formal name was Thomas j. Pen
dergaSt, in Menora Hospital in
Kansas City last night, four days
after he had entered the hospital
for treatment of a heart ailment.
PendergaSt, whose conviction Of
income tax evasion in 1889
marked the end OF his career as a
political boss, had been III more
than a month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
NAVY dad

JOHNSON NACWNIsT MATE 2 C. wal
TER Hf end STA ftain johnson, parents
Iron Mountain
IAtEN WATFErFNDER Al H n
EINAFT Nr and HE. CEbT.es lAuE, par
ems bhrr..f.
LfuFAHkA CoE-NAIN TFTER -- MrE
Stc.a nssule Lupsska, wife, MaskfFcn
-fr.rhfs
NAGFTr. STEWARD NATE G ROOSB-
NYLT-Nrk NsFf NaEett tlft Hu1 MI bnd
MIt Mas NsTett parents, Bangor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
COLORFUL RULER

The colorful Democratic ruler
of Kansas City and Missouri had
shown signs of Improvement yes
terday, but late m the day his con-
.dition turned worse and he died
at $40 p. m.
Death came several months be-
fore the expiration OF the parole
which prevented his active re-
entry into politics,
PcndeTgaSt had gone TO prison
in May, 1889 after being convicted
of not paying federal income taxes
on S315,O 900 ne repeatedly collected
in settling fire insurance rate
ease.
lie served a year and a day and
then was released on probation
with the condition that he take no
part in politics.
The noted Missouri politician
was born IN st. Joseph, Mo, July
q, 1872, and as youth moved
TO Kansas City with his family.
He later attended st. Mary's Col
lege in Kansas.
His entry into politics was
made through his associations
with his brother, James Pender-
gaSt. who operated a saloon in
Kansas -Gity's river ward. Ward
leaders looked TO him as a natural
born politician and upon the death
of his brother in 1911, he fell
heir TO the First Ward Democratic
Lnrnanizn4,nr,-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Soldier Shot TO Death

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Jan. u
QNS)-Army authorities today
were investigating the death OF
TIA Michael j. OstasZewski Of
Trenton, n. j.. stationed at Camp
Howe. 0StasZewski was shot
and killed Yesterday. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Germans Shift Fleet

STOCKHOLNy, Jan. u UNS)-
The German Baltic fleet is being
moved 10 Copenhagen, informa-
ton from Denmark said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

DANIEL MARINE % 1T ROBERT * 80
Mrs rHrtrt k uaHlt. pIfr. Rattle CrgsF.
EEFNAN CESNEF : NATE l. LEO JF.
~. aaa Ase-i-v- -ls-ersn ST. parruI,
PCnfb.
lEIIsFR SEAMAN C. ANTHDNY-MTF.
Nsuus a a.otftF Ltitltf. wife. NuaLtlHu-
ILSISSkI. STOkfktFlEH JOHN JR
Mrs Narrarrt Marion IrFIush wife 20
TWenty-tlfd Drl az Mis- DGlhiuc LlsinzE-
sister 1920 CFtuHr Dearborn, John Lusin-
sff father same address
WcFFNNOIuS SEAMAN & GEORGE 900
Nj and Ma CAI2ll MlHCyL-.GA- parents
KtfEC EtIh.I
SWAR0pA MARINE lST II WILLIAM NJ
William D. SW0boda. father. Fast Jordan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
NAVY. MARINE WOUNDED

kLFI SEAMAN Z { TEF-Mrs Vir'si
81 k.t. ale 6bs4 P6.al.f. Dstr.lt MIS-
Martha Dtmsts, saDt lEEfl CHFCrtHu,
-..----L
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Honor Roll
-ss. Official
- Casualty
~ List

The navy department. today an-
nounced 232 caSu .deS, including
u Michigan men. OF these, FIVE
are listed as dead, one missing
and SlN wounded.
No casualty list was released
today BY the war department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
COAST GUARD DEAD

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

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Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
Top Players Perform Tn Lyric Musical

Covering a generation of New York's theatre history, Univef- sal's "Bowery to Broadway" which opens at the Lyric theatre Sunday is a melodious, spectaeu- lar and human story of show business people from the lSsOs to the early 1930's.
 The picture is strongly cast, with Maria Montez, Susanna Foster, Jack Oakie and Turhan Bey in starring roles, supported by Louise Atbritton, Ann Blyth, Donald Cook, Frank McHugh, Leo Carrillo, Andy Devine, Ey- elyn Ankers, Thomas Gomez, Rosemary De Camp, Richard Lane, and Donald O'Connor and Peggy Ryan.
 The story of Bow cry to Broad way concerns the friendship st3 Jack Oakie and Donald Cook. two rival show producers who' eventually become partners, There are so many excellent portrayals among the large sup porting cast, it would be impos- sible to enumerate them all. Let | it suffice to say that "Bowery to Broadway" is one of the most entertaining musical films seen in a long time.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
Notice Of Dissolution
 of Partnership

The partnership heretofore existing between Warren A. Tay- Tor and Lawrence Seltzer at Ko- dlak and Fairbanks, Alaska, un- der the firm name of Taylor and Seltzer has been dissolved as of July l, 1945, by mutual consent of the partners. All persons who are indebted to the said partner ship are requested to make pay ment to Warren A. Taylor at his office at Kodiak, Alaska. SIS
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Kodiak Diary { continued from page l0)

(CUuUlHuCu llOAh Pe"5S "
 Jack Allman-Glaa to meet you.
 Mrs. Harry Christopherson- Mmmm-I've been waiting for thls day. (She rubbed cheek.)
 Ed. note: (Heck no peckD
 Juanita Savoy-Stranger ID town!
 Cora Holden-Did you come in on the plane? / Grace Miller-Is that you?
 Dorothy Chase-I didn't know you minute ago.
 Chuck Turner-The airedale IS
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
Y Yokosuka

Burning installations at Yok- osuka Navy Yard, near Tokyo send columns of smoke high into the ar during the attack by the U. s. and British carrier planes on July IS.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18

CATHOLIC SERVICES Father Vincent Edge, s. A. 6:30 Mass at Hospital Chapel S:30 Mass at Fort Greedy
 l0:00 Mass at new church site farmerly known as Wayfarer's Hub building) T Exposition of the Blessed Sac naent-Friday 2 to 3.
 7:30 Benediction at Hospital 1spel
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18

Norman Sutliff and Cecil WiI- son visited m Kodiak over the weekend, off the halihnt boat "SignaF". They are fishing for Port Williams.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18

Schunischi Kase, Japanese am- bassador to Switzerland, deliver ed the Japanese peace offer to Swiss officials in Bern for relay to the Allies.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
Go To Church

ireek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff A cordial invitation is extend q to all members of the church attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
PRAISE CHAPEL Rev. John Marshall

unday School l0:40 unday Morning Worship 11:40 unday Evening
 Evangelistic Service 700 Wednesday Evening
 Prayer & Praise 700 Aonday & Friday Evening , Class for Young People 700
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
Legal Notice

Summons for Publication
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT, GREETING:
 You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Div ision, within thirty days after the last publication of this sum- mons, namely, within thirty days (3O) after the 1st day of Sept, 1945 in case this summons is pub lished, or within forty days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons IS served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above nam- ed plaintiff on file in the said court in the above entitled ac- tion.
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: A decree of the said Court forever dissolving the bonds of matri- mony existing between the plain tiff and defendant.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief de- manded in it's complaint and as hereinbefore stated.
 WITNESS, the HONOR ABLEANTHONY J. DIMOND Judge of said Court and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed on this. 3rd day of August l945.
 M. E. s. Brunelle
 Clerk
 By Catherine Brundage
 Deputy
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-18
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH

COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH l Kodiak, Alaska v. Gregory s. Morony, Pastor
 Services for
 Sunday August l9 t:l5 Sunday School. Classes for
 all ages. Ills Morning Worship 50 Christian Fellowship League
 Intermediate, High School
 and Young People'sgroup 50 Evening Gospel Hour uesday:
 200 Camp Fire Girls 7:30 Boys Han craft class Fednesday
 20O4:00 Primary iage vaca- n tlOn session. X I3O Vesper Hour. Prayer N Fellowship. Bible Study. In Habakkuk Thursday:
 S;30-9: Play Night friday:
 fl5 Boy Scouts Troop 625 I:3O Church Choir anyone desiring to get in ouch with a Lutheran pastor nay write to Rev. G. E. Nitz, nuK IKtlA