davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16


Ian took a pull at his beer.
Now, the probable ex-
PLANTATION. he continued,
us this Up 10 100 years
ago. seals were numerous
IN Bass Strait, and many
swarm up the rivers and
were stranded at low tide.
Some made their way in
land 20 water holes in one
case. 900 miles.
But no seal ever bel
lowed like a banshee. That
noise was the weird boom
ing of the bittCTn. q bird
which fed in the sWamps at
night. OF course, when the
seals left Bass Strait and
bitteTns became fewer. no
more bupyips were seen"
Nevertheless said the
American, Il promised 10
inquire about the bunyips
when | get home -
So. If some tanned young
fellow asks If you've seen
a bunyip lately, that's why.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

O n q TncuTnd
tiSnn.
"B a C. k in
1921, word got
around I h at
one Of these
devils was ter
roriZing tn @
e o u n trySide
around Lake
B a [ h u TSt in
New s out h
Wales and the
authorities of
fered a large
reward for its
capture. An
o [ h G r o ne
popped up in
1872 at Mar
randera, also
~ ew $ o u I h
Wales, and a
third was re-
ported the fol
lowing year
in - a ! b V.
Queensland.
The Austria
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

an q s VI h
Il q n d. I h q
simple tribe 81
m en- decided
a IN o ST any
marvel could
be fou n d in
tie u n ite q
States.
One day a
wrinkled ol d
chief drew a
friendly Am
erica an scr
gcant a S q q
a n q S a j q
sO!cmnly:
In this fel
Ia CO ntry
once we had
a W on deTful
IN O II s I e r
calle q the
bunyip, half
man and half
b q a s I, b u Z
W h @ n m v
gran dfathCr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
M4Of 81

Here s the blade
that brought about a
revolution in double edge
shaving ... a revelation in
keenness, smOothness -
longer life! Try Star today.
Star Division, American Safety
Razor Corporation, Bklyn., N. Y.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

groBe @tnbeit biloet, baB gebei1unis'
ool1e &r6fte 6as Ia our9tpeben.
@euBte nt6t aud olles, tpas Meni6en'
antlt btrGet, umI6htngen iein bom
geiItigen 8ano Der 8riioerli9teit2
0eon brou6te BLOB Ser5 un0 @euriit
iiber BEN rednertiden uno 5erglie0ern'
oen geritan6 iiegen gu 1ailen, Damn
muBte aus olem 9lnalDlieren 1pieoer
Die groBe SpntbeIe uer0en. Srei1id
muBte man babel tiefer graben uno
lu6en, tpas oenn oie 8elt inn SSnner'
1ten 5uiammenbGlt.
@ar es BLOB fos4niides Siiblen2
g8ar es @eltIeele? @ar es @ott? Oie
8eiten ser Homantit gingen tapfer
ibren Neg Bis gum @n0e uno fanoen
beim CUR Stride, in oeren Mauern al
Iein Ole Meni6en tpirfli9 8riioer
5ino. 60 Elm Srieori6 56legel, Elm
a6om Wiiaer, Elm 3adarias 8erner.
Dan1it tpar ser ridtige uno ol1ein
gangbare @eg 3ltr 8rit0erlifteit ges
tpieien: Der driitli6e CLAUDE. Oenn
@riioerlidfeit lit 70 lange triigeriId)e
SuuIion, boble 8braie oOer frefe 2iis
ge, biz sic Meni6en ni6t einen ge.
meinIomen 8ater iiber iid unerfen'
men. 8ritoer 1tno 0ie Weni6en n1r,
tpenn Ite &inoer oerIelben einen Sa-
mile 1tn0. l1n0 oieIer 8untilie 0eb0'
rem Iie nur Damn an, lpenn lie Sen &C.
meinlomen Gater anerfennen. 0as
beibt, 8ritoerli6feit lit MIR m0glih
ouf oem 8ooen bes 6ri1 1tli6en @lau"
benS.
0ieien @eoonfen gilt es felt 81 bol-
ten gu iebiger 8eit. Wean ipridt bon
We1t frie6en uno B0lferbuno aber ni6t
bon Dem @dltein gbriItus, ouf oem
Der 8ou ruben muB. - Get. 5.
G.+8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
fonnnte ser a nt ian6baten Die Sdn6e n 8ru6erbno


fonnnte Der 8au ni9t 5ta1t0balten.
Muf Der @bene oes BloB4Meni6liden
1aiien 1t6 feline Tiiriime bauen. 8enn
ni6t ote itbermeni61ibe Silfe Der
@na6e eingreift, miro 6as Inter
meni6li6e> Siinoe uno t5atan, INNER
tpieoer ausbre6en uno NIT elmer 2aba
aae @drten 1nenl6lider 3ibilbiotion
in @iilten berapan0eln. Erob Der 2ebre
&ruieaus bon Der 11ripriingliden @ii>
te Der meni61i6en Natur tpouten 1t6
oo9 ni6t ale an oer Berbriioerung
betetligen. @as blieb anoeres iibrig,
a1s ite NIT @e1palt 6a3u gu 5tpingen>
na6 bem Wfotto: ,,8iu1t ou ni6t
mein 8ru6er iein, 10 i6lag' i6 Dir
ben 56a6el ein'? Das Sraternilte-
rem begann nit 1900 Sinri9tungen,
un6 i9lieBli9 tpur6en es, na9 Saine,
mebr als cine Miaion. Die Soue miro
iiber Die iauberen ,8rii6er' gela6t
babenl ,,@s lebt Die 8ritoerli9feitl"
Cling es ni6t auf Dem 8ooen Der
8olitif, Damn bieueidt auf Dem 6es
@etites. S6lieBli9 lit 6o6 Der Meni6
ein ,,bernunfbegabtes Eier". Ilio
muBten bod auf Der 8afis Der ee.
meiniamen meni6li6en 8ern1tnft, al.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

6ie &4nbe rei6en gum 8ruoerbuno: {:
uSei6 umi6lungen, Miuionen!"
slber tpie6er 3eigte es it6, oaB oie
8ernunft It ettpas 8loB|Weni9li6es lit
uno baB obne oie Silfe iibermeni61t'
6er Offenbarung un6 gotli6er &C.
bote in oen untermeni6li6en @riiften
uno S6riin6en 6as Griebbafte, in
itinftntGBige Tro1ntpan0lerii6e tpie
i6melenoe @lut umii6greift, Bis
idlieB1id oas 8lut ltdrter miro uls
ser @eilt. 8ie 8ernl1nft miro 0ur6
oie irrationaen &rdfte zines triebbaft
ungebnG0igten ,8iaens CUR Wa9t"
iiberfllttet. Sunanitdt lit our6aus
feline @runologe ser 8erbriioerung.
@inen anoeren 8eg 3ur Berbrii0e>
rung i6lngen Die Nomantifer 5u Mn.
fang 6es 1ebten Sabrbunoerts Elm. Ils
Napoleon it6er auf ct. Selena unter.
gebradt tpar, i6ienen Die @epaltlo-
iungen berbannt 5* 1ein. Die @eI9iibe
maren berltnummt> Die 8aionette 5er-
bro6en. Sollte man ii9 ni6t I'M &C.
fiib1 Ser u3fammengeb0rigfeit fin6en
f0nnen? Das fos1nii6e 8elteefiibl
pedte 6o6 in ieoer 8ruit gebeimnis'
bolles &bnen, oaB lebtlid olles cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

98ie beroltet 6as fltngtI Man ee.
be1tft Ser 8eiten bon ammo ha3umal,
als tp6breto Der groBen fran50fti6en
8eboIrtion 6us GoH nm Die Sreibeits'
bdume tan5te. Neit Dem Sfuf na6 Der
Sreibett batte man 0os Sod aller l1n'
tertanenberbGltniiie 5erbro6en uno
oan1tt ben 8oben Der @lei6beit ge-
i6affen, auf Dem 1t6 nun Die Meni6en
in ieItger 8riioerlidteit umor1nen
fonnten. go batte man enoli9 NIT
4Sreibeit, @lei6beit un0 8rii0erli6feit
Die Iangerlebnten Menidenredte in
oen tpeIe1ttli9en Dtngen errei9t. @eil
es aber nur Wenidenre6te tporen>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

Ser ,,Sherpatore &omuno" tpuno'
te iid5 gegen 0ie bon MoSfau oerbreis
tete 8ebauptltng, Ser 9l. Stubl iei
NIT 0en grgebnilien Ser &rinrfonfe'
reno nid]t 3ufrieOen, neil er ni6t 5ur
&onferen5 eingelu0en tpor0en lei, uno
nannte oas ueine refine Ger1eum'
oung".
u8ir 1ino ermG6tigt, 3u erfldren",
i6reibt 6as 8latt, u0oB Ser 81. 5tub1
au6 ni6t i'm entfernteIten oaran ge'
6adt bat, 1t6 on 0ieier &onferen5 5u
betei1igen". glu9 1puroe bic WeoSfouer
8ebauptung beItritten, ooB Ser 8att-
fan Die itolienii6e Regierung beran'
laBt babe, einen 8oti6after nab Spa'
nien 5u I9iden.
Cine oirefte 5eIlunenobme 6es Ga'
tifans gu oer &rim>&onferen5 lit ni9t
erfolgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

10 auf Der 8alts oes RationoIismus,
it9 aGe in 8rii6erltdfeit finoen t0n'
men. so beriudte Die 2oge, i'm Ser.
truuen auf Die aufgeflarte Bernunft,
Die aIIes 0unfel berI6eu6te, cine neue
8riioerli6feit 5u i6affen. 9ie Drei"
punftebriioer, 6urd gebeimnispoIle
&iten 3ltlonmeneei6loiien, ioaten
ni6t nur cine meltumlpannenoe Or
goniiation tperoen, lonoern iollten oie
8oulel1te fein om Eempe1 Der Su.
npanitGt. 8enn oann einmol aIler
@larbe uno slberglaube berI6tpunoen
tparen uno Die @uppel Der 8ernunft
fid iiber Der gefamten MenI6beit
tp0lbte, muBten lt6 oo6 in 6ieiem Sci.
ligtum Der Sumanitdt olle Meni9en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

9(us Nom miro n1itgeteilt, oaB ser
Nunti1s oes Bapites bon Berlin nab
@i6Itdtt in 8apern obgereiit lit uno
bel Dem 8ii6of bon @i6itatt @ob@
nung genommen bat.
Dieie Weitteilung ideint bic Weos'
fauer Meloung nun 5u beltGttgen,
oaB oie oeutl9e Hegierung na6 gdirn"
berg perlegt tporoen lit. Ser Nunttus
1T Der amtli9e 8ertreter oes 8att>
fans, uno es lit oaber an5unebmen,
oaB er in Der geqbe Der 9fegierung
bleibt, bel tpel6er er oftrebitiert lit.
Natiirlid mag au6 bic Anndberung
Der &uiien elm ee1tiigenoer @run0 fir
cine Ibreile getpeien iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

Ietitungen fatbolii6er @laubenStreue
uno fatbo1ti6en &unititnneS. &olns
etpiger Don1 gla9ens Weiiniter, 6as
1T ein5elnen Seilen Big auf &arl ben
@roBen 3uriidgebt, ser ebrtpiir0ige
Dom bon Neiinlter in 8eitfalen, Der
ct. Mortins-Oom in Ser 8ii9ofs-
ito6t oes groBen 8ii6ofs @iGbelm
emanuel bon &eiteler, ct. Waria i'm
@apitol in @0ln, - 6ieie un6 biele
onoere uneriebli9e 8auten liegen
gan5 ooer teiltpeiie in Eriimmern.
@as NIT ibnen an &leinfun1t aus al.
ten Sogen 5ugrut6e ging, 16Bt it9 gar
ni6t ern1efien.
l1n6 tnmer no6 gebt 6as 3erit0>
rungstpert tpeiter. Das NIT ein3elnen
feiner 8auten in sic g0ner5eit 5u-
riidrei6en6e Srier, Nearia 2oo9 un6
on6ere GtGtten uni6Gbborer &0ltli9-
fetten Iiegen inn @ampfgebiet. 9te al"
te aiierItaot SpeDer, iiberret9 an
@rinnerungen bon Sen &omertogen an
our9 Die Sabrbunoerte, S9auplab et-
ner ser groBen &reu55ugpreoigten oeS
FL. Bernard, Ser bier oem Salbe &e"
gina Die S6luBtporte: 80 clemens, o
pta, 0 6ulcis birgo Waria" bel fiigte,
fur6tbar berbeert in oen fran50fi6en
&aubfriegen, Die beutige @ei6i9tsfGt-
terer tenoen5ios beri6tpeigen ooer gar
In @eloentaten umliigen, - 6teies
bon aGen 8ettern Der @eidi6te rn1-
brauite 5peper nit feinem getpaltigen
Dom trGst tpobl iebt fdon tiefe 8un.
ben 6es totalitdren &rieges uno miro
biellei6t in einigen @o6en 6as glei9e
gilb bieten tpie na6 ben Seimiu6un~
gen 6ur9 oie Wor6brenner oes ,,Al'
@riitli6iten &0nigs". un6 bieles an.
oere, tpas ielbit 6ie fran5ofti6en
0taubfriege ni6t gan5 5eri9lagen
fonnten, miro untergepfligt tperoen
bon Dem gigantii6en Bflug oes totali-
taren &rteees.
Das 6eutibe 8olf miro am @n6e
6ieies &rieges ltniagbar arm iein, dr.
uter als ieurals in ieiner @ei6i6te.
5eine @egenipart lit bitter, feline 8u'
funft bon Scot, @ntbebrung 8er6ernii'
tigung erfiillt, - l1no ielblt Die 3e1t.
gen ieiner groBen 8ergmgenbeit, iei.
1er 6riitliden @erganee1rbeit liegen
5eri6lagen 11no mo6erno am 8o6en.
l1nb bon Often Der tpebt Der is-
falte Saa19 Der neuen 3ett @uropas
bon Si6eI un6 Sanrnerl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
gum Set beg bl. sSoiepb
(19. M6r3)

Sei1ieer Soiepb, idou' mir ellen
Se1te frob gu 6einen1 8ilo;
8onne it's uns 90 5n tpeilen,
$50 ou i6pingit oein 55epter mills.
Setl'ger ssSolepb, treu uno gut,
getmm l1ns an in oeine Sutl
&ubig lebt un0 ieltg i6eioet>
@er ouf 6einem Ser5en rubt.
&eil'ger Soiepb, auf uns 1enfe
0eines 8aters Mugeni6ein,
Deinen 2ilienitab uns lenfe
Eief in Ser5ensgrun0 binein $
Seil'ger Soiepb, treu a1no gut,
Nintm uns al in 0eine Suit
&ubig lebt un6 ie1ig i6eioet,
@er an oeinem Ser3en rubt.
l1nb 5ur &ino1eih oas 6u begeit
Nt1rtm au6 uns an oetne 8ruit;
Sort 3u 1eben, bort 5l1 iterben,
8oter> 6as lit 11ni're 2ult.
Seil'ger Soiepb, treu a1no gut,
gimm uns an in oeine SUIT.
Rubig 1ebt un6 ielig ideioet,
8er an oeinem @er5en rubt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

&arl6en: ,,9lber papa, 10 iebr
i6mubtg niiiien 6o6 bic 9fuiien gar
tt6t iein! Sier in Der 3ettung itebt>
6aB tpte6er Elm paar S6iibenerdben
bon ben 9euiien griin6lib geidubert
tporoen itn6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

Tuesdays Results
Philadelphia a. New York 3.
only game scheduled.
Today's Games
Detroit az Philadelphia.
Chicago a. New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
Defeat Belleville Nine in
First Game Since Nav 18th

YpsiIauti Hign schools diamond.
men won a double header from
BelleyiIe Tuesday nigh IN the first
games the local baseballers have
played since May IL. winning 50
and "a
The first game was called at 4
o'clock Each game was I'VE in
nings
Beneville started in the first in
ming taking advantage OF Lester
Pic who was a little wild at frst.
After striking out the first batter.
Pho allowed hit, and followed with
a walk The man hit high tly 10
center field Another pass and a
hi brought in first run Of the
game. Pho whitfield the next man.
Ypsilanu was not to be left at
the post \ hit by Fry was follow
ed by one by Olson. Bass reached
base on tielder's choice, Fry out.
Helyey got a two Dagger. scoring
Olson and Bass
Both Bell and Sheridan popped
out.
Belleyille was sCoreless until the
NTH frame. when two good hits &C.
counter for the second run.
Npsilanti connected with three
hits and with fielder's choice,
brought in three runs in the third
stanza To put the game on ice.
Olson stole home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

outpointed Joe Rossi. $50, New
York. 8.
Jersey City-George Cooper. 1919,
New York. and Bobby Smith. l26,
Philadelphia. drew. 10. Billy
Thompson. l5S, Philadelphia. Tx.
o. Bobby Douci. $50, Brooklyn. /.
New Bedford, Mass Benny sin.
gleton. 40, Waterbury, Conn. out
pointed Al Freda. $40. Worcester,
TO-. Steve Belus. 137 Toronto.
TKO. Al Lee, 1872. Boston.
San Antonio Tex Kid Filipino
,iSFt Mexico Cay. ~: ss,ed Spar,
kie Reynolds, l46, indianapolis, 70
Proctor Heinhold, 1919. Oklahoma
city; outpointed Chuche Lanes,
1919. Mexico City, 10.
Los Angeles Hilton Fifty" Fitz-
patrick. TO. T.K.O. Buddy Thomas,
III, Washington, l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

Slagenwhite started as pitcher
in the second game for YpsilautL
but was replaced in the second in.
ming by John Bass. who went tho
rest OF the way.
Npsilanti scored twice in the first
inning. then put on a rally in tho
second to score Eve runs.
The lineup batted once around
and started over before the rally
was broken. Three hits, two walks.
an error. and hclder's choice az
counted for the runs.
Belleville was troublesome i'm the
second frame. but Lass, who went
in with one out. and three on. and
one run IN already, forced the next
man to pop out. The next man
connected with a hit. cleaning the
bases, but the last man popped To
catcher to retire the side with four
runs. Il was Bellevilles only
threat
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
Sports Roundup

Philadelphia Tigers and PHILADELPHIA Athletics
washed ont by rain were
clash here today
DetroiAP-Wayne Uuiyersys golf ekcd ~ TO IL
golfers Rackham oJh
the which viii close its
IL me d Bend saturday
Louisville APDctroit Sailor Kentucky
Tuesday d Bulls colt making
OF the 1915 a S 10 ? favorte
Evanston H. Ar Northwestern University will play host the
golf
take charge both proceedings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
Roosevelt Star Athlete to
Take Service Examination

This year his health has hindered
him. holding him back somewhat,
Although no accurate record has
been kept as TO how many points
he has captured for the team. II
would be approximately $50 in his
four years OF competition. He is
the State Champion in the 220 yard
low hurdles, and until this year
he held a Huron League record In
the high hurdles. In addition to
the hurdles Bill-runs the 100 yard
dash and puts the shot. He has
led his teams to victory on the
field. and has led his school. as
president OF the Student Council
for the past year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

Hartford. Conn, May Gap
Tommy Keene. l5S. New London
welterweight, had an unusual ex-
perience last night. He gained
Referee Johnny Cluney's decision
over Joe Rossi. 100 New York, al
though he was flat on his back and
being counted out as the bell end
ed the sixth and last round keene
had, floored Rossi In the first
stanZa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

committee of the National Associa
ton reuews a discussion OF its rela-
tiouship 20 the two big time cir.
cults TERRITORIAL protection and
increases in the baseball draft
price. both passed by the minors
but tabled by the majors. helped
bring matters 20 a head
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
YpSiHamdi HiSEn Wins DOubIeIleadler

New York. May 23-AP-The Ma
tional AAU outdoor track and field
championships viii be held in New
York June 1880. probably at Ran
dalls lslaAd. Dan Ferris, AAu sec
retary-treisurer. made the an
nouncement last night after he had
been presented a silver tray from
the metropolitan track writer's in
recognition OF his long service to-
wards the sport
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23


velts star back
ield on the foot
all team for the
asst two years.
Dill is also a
basketball player,
out was.uiable TO
'how his ability
II 1874, due to a
lad leg which he
received in foot.
ball the previous
season. In track
ne has entered
IN 4 won ~ "
field and running
events with ease.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

Bill Bair Roosevelt i;,gh schools
all around athlete in football. bas-
ketball and track, will take his
physical examination for the ser
vice Thursday Bill. Daryl Cham.
behlain, who is now in the Mar
chant Marine. and Badly Batalucco
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
REVOLT SINNERS
IN MINOR LEAGUES

New York. May % Revolt
simmering in the minor leagues for
many years OF real or imagined ma
jor league domination may pop into
the open today when the siN-man
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
Ring Decisions

White Plains. y Y.-Johnny Rim
adj 1874. New YORK. outpointed
Tommy Gargano, l46h, Brooklyn,
S. Billy Cooper l6Sl2. Cleveland,
outpointed Ted Gordon III u. New
York. 6
Hartford. conn $SaiAt Paul. l6l.
Sl>s5'~''TT = NO outpoiRted GtarN~
Red" DotN 1874. Hartford, 10.
Tommy Keene. l5S. New London
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Tuesdays Results
No games scheduled.
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh, night.
New York at Cincinnati, night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23
How They Stand

New York, May 23-AP Major
League standings including all
games OF Nav %.
AME RICAN FAGIE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-23

Newfoundland Republic Is ruled
'sAy Rafaei H9Cz>> ~ Rs~sAls Molina.
who once served in the L. S. Ma.
rines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Local College
Fund Lays

Thr United Negro College Furt
campaign - raise s7sooo vhiSh
is Dsiroi''s cuoio NJ - $50 ooo 70
an fhif'y-two accredited Nez Q
colleges viii close JAY ?
Sponsors STATE fhaf 70 date
only slightly more than SIS
nss been raised large por-
ton ~ which has been donated
by local white friends
Campaigns FOR ne United 81
gro College Fund have been orr
eanized in fif'y-fonr cities Mon
eys received viii be Distributed
aiming fhirfy-two accredited pri-
vale negro colleges IN thirteen
states IN tho South and ne
East Those wishing 20 contribute
toward this worthy cause can
contact United Negro College
Fund Inc 2os Mack avenue. De-
iroi' !, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
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tssts Mss Andersen also STATED
ma, Jfrsirs took 'ifea tsom be-
rrarcro'hsr 81 rely rsy for he
hore shs sad 'aa' SO had sskeo
him 20 rsfnrn ne morev ssrersi
tires huf hs tod ts- 'o 'rlsf
air
wher NE comp.arsr' leara~f
that Jenkins was nsrr.ss arr he
tsther n. HID shs reported '1e
rsf'er u ne police
So willsni -st-ile q ,7-
Prosecutor detail ssN nat ne
a.f4rdar' Is now On tsse wears rro-
Na'or sor emberTlewsrf He sal
.ht jenkins was found guilty.
Dererssr o 1913 n Recorders
court ~ 'sklrr s;No from '.e-av
Fckoi. 'i22 Rivard Tbs morsv
was supposed 70 have hesr usri
sean offer On home ~ So Rose
dalf Jenkins sfmi''ef as'rs he
-orev or his W. use
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WHITBY


prosiews 81 Nsyrs r1lfsrsi'y i7
De'ref' assistant director ~
The r4sroi irisf-sfsi Cam-
mirss on Rare Relations
Desr asked io dsF les ? fsv
q f'sttr.s needs r. no race re-
ls'c-s ts,f Ms whey issued
'ts ni'wlrr Statement At
pres ihs Detroit cornlni'v
mae ets es1ses n, ters.or sra
IS To- soasinr sforowir insscar-
ny rss;on and other prhl.r
sers ,.s sfs orfra'irr n se.h
~sy' - - make no community
sxfrs vulnerable f0r otert
cor' gu 10 other hand ne
com~ F'v IS extremely azare ard
.n'sftfsa - The problem
The ,fsfes, e manifested in
msnv esys oaf & needs 70 b.
char "a ~ and modified into
sc'io There iss nerd fo~ cons
mua council ON race relations
- coordinate he sporadic efforts
- many ORGANIZATIONS and irciv.d-
usls in order 70 draft Ar overall
poTram Fac, finding sdrcafion
an interpretation sc'ion and
rrhlir relations ALI snch tech
rouss mus, he .ncilded n an
overall TroErsr"
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Boys Assist In
Peach Harvest

ATKINS "a -fANP,- Negro
~ r'uf hovs from a'i sefrio~s
- ceorrs attending he s's's
Negro iri sho7 course heirg
hell - Zehulcr arc assis INK
Pike rosr'v peach growers harv-
-, their cror " a sutton
s,sts ~ club leader FER he
agricultural extension service
DISCLOSED This week
's7pro, imatelv 200 negro hovs
sre attending no shor course
which viii las shou, re month T
~ sr''on said This short
course p fskinr he place ~
80 annual Negro az meeting
usraiiv hold IN Savannah
When weather conditions PER-
mir 'fe Negro filters arc work.
ire in no rssch orchards 7
fhs ccgn'y" he s'a'e f-FF cluh
lfafer explained rDavs when
weather is r0' sui'ah'e for her,
es'inr peaches ard r. riSh'.
REGULAR ~ activities are hslur
oarrie4 ou'"
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WhaIesaleCroeers
Would Kill FEPC

NEW YORk-The Cni'ei as
wholesale Crocers Askociaf.,
fson whose members Negro, Jew
ish. ard Mskican housewives 9ar
,nil'.ors Of dollars q foot' -
joined The hzh' agsins' ne ssr-
inauen Fair Employment Pia--
iaicts bill.
Over Tho siFnetnre ~ , n
NcLagrin, president. the Assors.
ton has issued Bulletin NJ 2S
20 our men hers and al erirlo-
ers IN ne United States osiit-v
fo- defea' q "'Ae dangerous n.'l
~ r. e.sz Fair Enrlcsrsr
Fracilce Act TIE huilsiin iss4sa
from TIE Associp,ion's Wzsn.re-
or headquarters enhorts =
veromous snake must not ory
~ sco.ched =, must be k
~ you have not aires
communicated with your
Cong gresham and Senator's c-
corning this Bi.l by all me- g.
60 50 ~ once by vie and
arm hy letter.
The bulleiin offers 10 e1-
risnaiicr q me purposes "a
significance o. ne hiil l. ne a.
ly urges EMPLOYERS "a exsr, prss-
sgre against passage 81 the '
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Judge Halls
Eviction OF
Sailor S Family

g.t1s vAlsm coay. ccnm.s-
ssors ~ "a C.rrui. ccc- r1ist
iss, -ru-s.sy arsirr Luei-s ~
dsssor AZ ~te Lille Vac An
csrso- n s-s7 Riops,ie vno ha1
se-v.S .e,cs q sy.c-!on sE. as'
.af s-- A.s Vie Lewis ard
Er-ss ANY - $50 5, A4si-
n pso'
cl--t ID ne + : Navy IS
svla-- ~s.zl-s-''h I'd class
Il .4~-rz RS decision l-tr-
Cor sss. Thsrs are ~ horss
for Negroes ror Tasy ara
crov6st - 81 afas ard base
men. - ~ si's naive bar r.
iivs .ss-t -tt.se 20 erlr' p 8
mar ~, j. ssrsur h,s corrfry
- -sss con -. usaocv r.
TIE -s fart r, arraoty m
~ sronrt +, g ve ~
hor-s zAo ~ ro' sstl ~ r.rors
2, rs as tsiy - 'hoss W. srs
fnskt-z -te sIr-erf ssrr.f.fs
Iusrs COY dismissed ne casA
snt -s,rnsf re isnt'7-' 'hs-
rhs ga o-s 'ersrr~ cor't NJ -
tern -s.c ur', sixty DAYS after
ne 1s-s.or - rs-
IT, -ys have To efE'-er
sar AR sEe1 arr Lrcius
Aio-r
IT, trSs-so-s vho r-rffrsot
~ sr>- hone y vs.rh 'As
Curry ssie. srs iiv-r IN = rsr'-
"a ,'
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Man On Trial For
Murder OF Relative

Bernard Garcr -l y CO.
lnmhis Is on trial before Judge
Ioseph A ellis for The murder
o. William Brown 81 % the
same address Brown T. IS
charged was shot three times BY
his hro.her-in-law following a
family Arrumert
The alteration took place on
Fshrga- ~ ltis Gardner IS
Being defended By Former As
sisisn. Prosecutor Charles r.
Jones