davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

was usually turned over to Jaffe
at meetings in Washington and
New York
Documents recovered by agents
included originals and copies of
papers from the departments of
state, war and navy. the Office
of Strategic Services, Office of
War Information and the Federal
Communications Com m / $ S j on.
Their security classification
ranged from restricted" 10 top
secret"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Delano Appeal Allowed

LANSING. June THE SUI
preme court today granted former
Senator Carl +. Delano the right
10 appeal his conviction on
charges that he conspired 10 cor
cupt the 1899 state Legislature
Bail of S4 600 was SGT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Pilot Tries to Probe
New Heavenly Body

A pilot flew to 10000 feet but
it looked 20 larger from
that altitude than it did from the
ground.
The pilot said he believed the
object was another planet
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Six Pro-Nazi Croats
Are Put 10 Death

LONDON, June Z GNS)-Six
pro-German Croat leaders sem
fenced 10 death at court-martial
of the Yugoslav Second Army
al Zagreb have been executed. the
Yugoslav news service reported
today.
Included were a former premier
and other onetime government Of
ficials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

: CLEVELAND June General
resumption of manufacturing of
Vacuum cleaners is now expected
by July !, according TO the execu-
tive committee of the Vacuum
Cleaners Manufacturers AsSocia-
don, which met here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

+ PASO ROBLES. Cal. June 7
GINS A silver spherical object,
which appeared TO be in line with
The moon, puzzled residents OF
PaSo Robles today.
The object was visible 10 the
naked eye.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Dutch Accuse Ex-Premier

LONDON. June 7 INS)--
Jonkheer Dirk J. de Greer,
premier al the time
Of the Nazi invasion of Holland,
will be tried as a collaborationist.
A ccor ding 10 Aneta, official
Netherlands news agency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
u. y. Plugs Leaks
I'm Secret Data

WASHINGTON, June 7 QNS)-The state department
announced today that it is conducting intensive cam
paign stop leaks of confidential and government
Several Investigations under way, it officially
disclosed following the last night Of six persons on
espionage charges the alleged theft of highly confidential
documents Two of the state department officials
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Arabs Start
Tribal Wars
Syris BIames Clashes
on French Action
IHE DETROIT TIMES
-. I6xE

BEYROUTH June = lUP)-
Desert warfare among fierce
Arab trihcSmcn RACED in SYRIA
TODAY, touched OF by thc recent
clashes between French and
SyrlanS
The SyrsnS blamed Fren ch
agents Tor inclung the new tribal
fcuds in an effort 10 show that
the Syrian government could not
control the country,
The British SAID the fighting
Ccntered along the border be-
tween syria and Iraq They were
keeping close watch on the Situa-
ton.
Ia the latest clashes. the Sham
mars tribe numbering about
140o. ba,t.ed with the Aguedat
warriors. a tribe of some $4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

such AS the execution of Ameri-
can alrmen who craSh-landed,
punishable in the field by mill
tary authorities.
AT SCENES OF CRIME
o Offenders who. under the
l913 Moscow declaration, are
TO be sent back to the scenes of
their crimes for trial by local
authorities.
A type OF case which each
country Is free to prosecute un-
der treason charges in its own
tribunals and under its own
laws against its own traitorous
nationals "QuislinGs, Lavals,
Lord Haw-Haws and the like.
This division of the minor cases
he pointed out. will prevent the
delay OF preparations for prose
cutlon of major criminals before
the international tribunal.
LISTS CHARGES
Jackson said legal harge
against the top NaZiS would be
divided into three classes:
Atrocities and offenses against
persons or property in violation
OF international law, these in
cluding the killing and mis-
treatment OF wounded and pris-
oners Of war, firing on unde-
Tended localities, pillage and
wanton destruction and ill
treatment of inhabitants of oc-
cupied territory.
. Atrocities and prosecutions on
racial and religious grounds
committed since 1893.
. Invasions Of other countries
and initiation. of wars of ag-
gression in violation of inter-
national law or treaties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
FEAR FRENCH PLOT

The Syriaps- also accused the
French IN the theft of official
seals and stationery from the
Syrian Parliament in Damascus.
Syrian diplomats said they feared
the French might be trying TO
cook up some plot against them,
such as presenting alleged proof
that there had been a Syrian plot
to7 massacre the French in the
LeVant.
another British cruiser. HMS
Aurora. arrived in Beyrouth yes
terday afternoon TO strengthen
the British forces now keeping
ofder IN the Eevant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
sYRIA-RAQ CLASH

Tho Shammars, who live mainly
on The Syrian side Of the frontier,
wee Joined by their neighborS,
the labor and Sharabin tribes
mon Other tribes, on the Iraq
SIDE joined the AcuedatS.
1t was the second clash this
Year for the two great trIncs.
who earlier fought battles the
length of the Syrian desert along
both banks OF the Euphrates
River. The Syrians charged that
Les Meharistes. the French camel
riding desert patrols. prevented
native gendarmes from keeping
peace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

In disclosing The drive 70 Stop
leaks the department said that
no attempt has been or Will be
made 10 impose a gag on the
press.
But il was made plain that the
does not want inior-
nation 10 become public that IS
not officially disclosed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
RECOGNIZED BY FBI

An official said that apparently
the editors were in a hurry and
not very careful. and thus pub
lished a text which was easily
recognized, and which led 10 the
FBI investigation.
The five men and one woman.
arrested by FBI agents last night,
were arraigned before u. S. COM
misSioners in Washington and
New York, who set bond of $4,000
on each person.
Quickly brought before the
u S. commissioner in Washington
were:
JOHN STEWART SERVICE,
foreign service officer of the
state department, until recently
stationed in China.
EMMANUEL SIGURD LAR
sen. specialist in the China
division of the state depart
ment, until recently stationed
in China.
1T. ANDREW ROTH, USNR,
formerly assigned 10 the Office
of Naval Intelligence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
STORY Is TIPOFF

Acting Secretary of State Grew
told a special news conference to-
day that the arrests were only
"one result of a comprehensive
security program which is To be
conducted unrelentingly to stop
completely the illegal and dis
loyal conveyance of confidential
and secret information TO unau-
thorized persons. -
II was made clear that publ
cation of confidential memoranda,
such as madc last year by a
columniSt when he disclosed the
text Of a report on India by Am
bassador Phillips, would come
within the scope of the current in
vestigations.
Officials disclosed that the tip
off which led to arrest of the sin
persons last night was the pIbli-
cation in the magazine Amer
asia of the Vcrbatum text OF a
confidential document Of the OF
flee of Strategic Services.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

such as the execution of Ameri-
can airmen who crash-landed,
punishable in the field by mill
tary authorities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-09
Truman On
Way To Meet
OF Big Three

Washington, July 9-(AP)-Pres-
ident Traman was en- route today to
Europe for the big three meeting
with Prime Minister Churchill and
Stain.
The President left Newport News
Saturday by ship. Accompanying
him was a staff of advisors, includ-
ing Secretary of State James Byrnes.
The big three meeting is to be held
II the Po.sdan a.ea near Berlin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-09
Recess In
Meadows Case,
Juror Ill

Grecnvillc, July 9-CAP)-T. V
Sexton. Elizabeth City, regular
juror, is in d GreenVillc hospital
to1av with heart trouble and the
second trial of Dr.. Leon Meadows,
charged with embezzlement and
false p~retense while president OF
East Carolina Teachers College, was
~rccoeend until tomorrow.
Judge Frizzelle advised the court
that attending physicians believe
that Sexton viii be able to return
to the box tomorrow and for that
reason the judge ha, been unWi1'-
ing to put the thirteenth juror IN me
box today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-09
Japs Suffer
Heavy Losses
On Luzon

Manila, July o-tAP)-Countins
of 1924 Japanese dead in the past
week and capture of 1886 ralSef the
total enemy Luzon casualties to as
256. General Douglas Macarthur an
nounced today.
American casualties for the week
were "a killed and 2l0 wounded %
put the number of casualties at -.
GOO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-09
WEAT HER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA,
Partly cloudy and continued
N2rIn and humid to-day and
Tuesday. Widely scattered after
noon and evening Thunderstorm
erS,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-09

Prague. July 9.-oAP)-The
arrest OF Gcstapu Officer Huns
FORSTER. accused Of directing the
Ildlcc massacre. was a~nraunc"d
today. tzcChosloVak police said
Forster had been hiding in a
forest near karlsbad since the
Surrender of Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

THIS shoe and brace belong to
Il l1-year old Larry Combs of De
troit.
He doesn't need them anymore.
He walks with limp now and he
has five scars on his legs from the
five operations he underwent to get
rid of this brace.
Larry's father believes that if he
had known about the Sister Kenny
treatment in time that Larry would
never have had to wear it and there
would have been no operations.
Larry's discarded brace and shoe
are used as an exhibit in his fathers
restaurant. 1t holds a Sister Kenny
canister.
Customers are asked to con-
tribute money to the Sister Kenny
fund. They are told about Larry.
SoMETIMES Larry will tell them
- about himself. None passes up
this canister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Mutiny Aboard u. S. Liner
Laid to 3 Bottles of Whisky

PORTSMOUTH, Eng, Dec. %
.(UP)-Military investigators said
tonight that a riot early today
aboard the L liner Anna Dick
.inson. in which American and
Chinese crewmen. fought with
knives and axes and the captain
accused them OF mutiny. was
caused By three bottles of whisky
Several creWmen suffered minor
cuts, but no serious injuries were
reported None Of the ships Of.
ficers .Wcre involved IA the
fighting
Investigators said american
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

grave proportions. Again, it may appear and
disappear like measles. In any event it is
dangerous.
Wars are fertile soil for it, so, we again
have it with us. Millions of our youth will
muddle through this period into the normal and
good life Others will succumb -.
One of the high hazards of the scourge of
Juvenile delinquency, is the teen-aged girl But
likewise, the odds are in her favor
Do you remember the flapper? She was
that controversial girl Of the twenties? She
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Deputy, I Men
Killed by Train

PORT HURON. Dec % CAP)
A sheriff's deputy and two priS-
onerS were killed and a second
deputy injured tonight when their
patrol car collided with a Port
Huron and Detroit Railroad loco
motive at the southern city limits.
Killed were Deputy Matt Stein.
30. Of st Clair. and two farmers.
arrested earlier at Smiths Creek.
on diSorderly conduct charges.
Their clothing carried no identi-
fication.
In the hospital was Ralph Shlee.
Sc. of Yale. who was released
from the army about a month ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

was jazz-mad, drank cocktails, slapped on the
lpStick, and allegedly was on her way to the
dogs. But apparently she never reached that
limbo of baying CANNES supposed to lie in wait
for young generations.
Instead, she married her returning dough
boy who was the CT of World War l, and they
became the parents of the bobby soxers.
And so we have that slim young stick of
1920 dynamite, developing into the not-so-slim
mother of 1915. And what kind of composite
mother does onetime "flapper" make?
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

She makes the immemorial mother with
something of Old Testament matemalsm in her
eyes, as she waits for the return of her CT from
overseas, or regards the strangs doings of her
bobby sox daughter.
Thus, by now, the sum total story Of the
World War "flapper," who came home in time
to fall over the milk bottles, is told.
Obviously, most of them picked themselves
up and settled down to bearing the girls and
Continued Page 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
New Plants
Await End Of.
Labor Strife
Detroit Is Left Out
in Expansion Plans,
3 Prospects in State
BY CYRIL LINDROTH

IutFFuatenal NtNh Nefflct nteh Ntatff
The automobile industry is
prepared to spend one billion
dollars for plant reconver-
sion, expansion and modern
ization.
international News Service
learned today that the blue
prints for the vast construc-
ton program have been
drawn and that the ground
breaking waits only upon the
return of peace on the labor
front.
Industry spokeSmen said that
20 carry out the program would
require stable labor-managemcnt
relations all along the line"
Significantly perhaps, strike
ridden Detroit does not figure IN
the expansion plans Twenty-Five
now plants are scheduled for con-
struction in l. states. Only three
1~ill 20 up in Michigan and none
rof them IN Detroit, cradle city
Of both the auto industry and the
Go auto workers lnion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Marriage Certificate
Discovered in Papers
Truscott Reveals
New Documents
BY PIERRE j. HUSS

NUREMBERG, Dec. 20
(INS)-Lt. Gen. Lucian X.
Truscott announced tonight
discovery of Hitler's win and
a political statement in which
the fuehrer denied war guilt
and said he and his bride,
Eva Braun, preferred death
to "the disgrace of being
forced to surrender"
The documents also included
marriage certificate dated April
%, 1945. and a letter from Hitler's
deputy, Martin Bormann, to Grand
Adm. Kari Doenitz. who pro-
claimed himself fuehrer May and
announced Hitler's death.
The U. S. Third Army COM
mander said the documents were
found in suitcase at Tegernsee.
80 miles south of Munich. where
they were left by Frederick Paus-
tin, adjutant to Bormann.
BLAMED WAR ON JEWS.
Hitler's political tes tam e {
blamed the war on those inter-
national statesmen who were
either of Jewish origin or who
worked in the Jewish interest.
The fuehrer said he never
wanted war with Britain or the
United States.
The documents were considered
the most conclusive proof yet Of
Hitler's reported suicide and cre-
nation at the chancellory April
30, two days before Berlins blaz-
ing ruins fell TO the Red army.
SHARE MY FATE
The private will as quoted by
American intelligence officers be-
gan:
'It's my wish that I and Eva
Braun, who married me when
she volunteered to share my
fate i'm besieged Berlin, should
be cremated Immediately at tho
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

crewmen stole the whisky which
Chinese crewmen had hidden In
their quarters for a celebration.
When the ship was sheltered IN
Portsmouth Harbor, the Chinese
ganged up on the Americans and
chased them around the ship. Tho
AMERICANS got weapons of .their
own, and a free-for-all developed.
Authorities said three An1eri-
cans and six Chinese were being
detained pending compilation of
the investigation by. the Y. S. war
Sh pptng e administration. They
do1bted that formal charge OF
mutiny would be lodged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Bit 0vershoots Field
Crashes Gas Station

LOS. ANGELES. Dec. % (INS)
-OyerShooting the field IN an at.
tempt 10 land az Municipal Air
port this aftePn oon. a BIZ
Bomber Knocked down a ra q O
shack ON the field. plum < ed
through the fence and crashed
inin a gas station. None OF the
crew was reported injured
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

tSiSter henny Contribution Blank, Pare
None in Detroit CAN AFFORD
to pass up the Sister Kenny can
lister.
Infantile paralysis strikes a home
Al NY HON WITHOU T
WARNING.
1t comes swiftly and quick action
must be taken to relieve the pain of
the child; treatment must begin i'm
mediately to cure the child.
The money that you drop into the
Sister Kenny canister will fight in.
fantile paralysis in any Detroit
home that it strikes.
Your generosity in this Christ
mas season may save your own child
endless hours of torture from in
fantile paralysis.
On Kenny Tag Day, Jan. 5, some
volunteer will offer you a Sister
Kenny canister. 1t will read "SOCK
POLIO and THEY SHALL WALK"
IT IS UP TO YOU TO De
LIVER THAT SOCK.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
.PeniCillin AIIotation
Controls Restored

WASHINGTON Dec. 20 tAP1
The Civilian Production Admin
iStration today ordered restora-
ton Of ALLEGATION controls over
penicillin, effective Jan. /, be-
cause OF a sharp increase in. de-
mand for the drug.
Penicillin will be allocated by
producers. Consumers will not
file applications with CPA, but
VIII procure the drug from sup
pliers IN the usual manner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Byrnes In From Moscow
Reporting to President

WASHINGTON. Dec. % tAP)
Secretary Of State Byrnes flew
in from Moscow today and rew
out again sorpe four hours iaIer 10
report immedlatly 10 President
Truman on ne foreign ministers
conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Price Of Used Cars
To Drop 400 Jan. |

WASHINGTON. Dec. % (AP)
A four per cent cut in used
passenger car ceiling prices will
go into effect Jan. l. The OPA
said the price reduction is in ac-
cordance with provisions of the
used car regulation. The reeula-
ton provides for a four per cent
price slash every six months to
cover depreciation.
The reduction applies to used
automobiles sold by either dealers
or private owners.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Sunday night al 10 he viii make
a report-to the American people
over ar .NBC network.
Byrnes authorized announce
ment that the next meeting of
the Bic Three foreign ministers
would be held here bat no date
has been set.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
SERVICES AT DANCE

On Sunday night First Presby-
terian Church will have its an
nual candlelight communion serv-
ices under the leadership of the
Rev. Frederick Olert.
At Temple Beth Fl. a brief re-
ligiouS observance will be inter-
posed in a New Years Eve dance.
Detroit Catholics will attend
mass Tuesday morning in OBJ
servance Of a Holy Day of obi
cation.
A Holy Hour will be cele-
brated at St AloySius Church
from midnight New Years Eve
until l a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
MAYOR ASsAILED


NEW YORK, Dec. % tUP)-
The Western Electric Employe,
Association today ordered its 19.-
600 members in the Western Elec-
trio Co.'S 10 plants TO strike al
II a. m. Jan. 3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Fare Boost Delay
by CIO

The CIO demanded Saturday that common council in
terene TO delay the proposed increase DS fares tn
uniform 10 cents Heads of various C0 groups eiegraphed
Council President John C. Lodge and other members Of
the council asking that the fare increase scheduled for JAN
J. be DELAYED until after public hearing in which the OPA
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

could participate.
A spokesman for Mayor JEFF
fries said II had been necessary
TO postpone such a hearing, sched-
( uled for Monday, until Jan. 3 be-
cause OPA representatives would
Z be unable 10 be present earlier.
The mayors office said the 10
cent fare would become effective
Jan. l, regardless of the hearing S
postponement.
LODGES STATEMENT
Lodge said common council was
scheduled 10 meet at IL a. m.
Monday but had no jurisdiction
over fares.
That is wholly up to the
DSR comm ission and the
mayor" he declared. "Ali we
have to do with the DSR is to
act on contracts for purchases,
and extension of lines"
kilograms TO council members
were sent by r. J. Thomas, presi-
dent of the UAW-CIO; William c.
Stevenson, Wayne County PAC
president; John w. Gibson. Michi-
gan CIO Council head, and Pat
Quinn of the Detroit and Wayne
County Go Council.
Thomas said the CIO was fol
lowing the same procedure which
the city of Detroit so rightly in
voked in its cases against the De-
trolt Edison Co and the Michigan
Consolidated Gas Co."
MAYOR ASSAILED
The union kilograms assailed
Mayor Jeffries for having so far
refused TO give people of Detroit
the same right TO complete infor-
nation and the protection of the
national stabilization laws which
he rightfully demanded in the
Edison and gas company cases.
Thomas said Jeffries has alb
Solutely refused. after repeated
requests, to show the public what
the financial status of the OSR
really is. and how much of ar
increase if any is really needed by
the system"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Rites in Churches
New Year Eve

The m a jority Of Detroit:
churches will welcome the advent
OF the new year with traditional
Watch Night" services New
Years Eve
Many Of the meetings Will en-
phasize social programs for young
people with brief religious services
when all will pause for prayer
and give thanks.
Among the larger Christian
young peoples gatherings Will be
banquet sponsored by Youth for
Christ in the Webster Hall Hotel
al 1870 p. m.
500 AT PARTY
There 500 young people from %
churches and nine denominations
viii meet in an atmosphere of
paper hats and leis before Joining
in a Watch Night" program at
II o'clock followed by a sing
SpiratIon after midnight.
Among representatives will be
30 young people from the Evan
gelical Covenant Church
Central Methodist Church will
hold party and breakfast for its
young people and religious serv-
ices for the entire congregation.
Or. Henry Hit Crane viii con-
duct religious services in the
Sanctuary from IL until Has
p. m. after which breakfast will
be served the young people and
their party resumed until 8 a. m.
Burns Avenue Baptist Church
will conduct more serious
Watch Night" program from 8
.p. m. 10 midnight with servicemen
as special guests OF honor. The
Rev. A j. Harms Will be in
charge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
READY NEXT WEEK

The corporations side of the
conference table was deserted to-
day.
Garrison said the report may be
ready next week, but he expressed
doubt that IL will be IN President
Truman'S hands by Thursday, as
the White House has requested.
Final witness was Donald Mont
gomery, head of the JAWS con-
Sumer division, who presented
many charts and arithmetical
equations 10 sustain the union :
argument that GM can afford a
80 per cent wage increase.
REUTHER REPLIES
Walter Reuther, UAW-CIO vice
president. said;
"If this strike lasts two. three
or four months, IL doesn't mean
that production will be delayed
by the same amount of time.
A three-month strike wOuId
delay production only about two
months" he contended. "Other
phases of GM reconversion are
going on despite the strike.
"ToOling work is being done in
Continued on Page 2. Col. 4)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
3 MICHIGAN PROJECTS

General Motors. which is pres
emily embroilcd with the union
over wages and has been strike
bound since Nov l, viii expand
Bs facilities on raiinnW dc scale
But OF a score Of new GM plants
or order. only two are lu Nichi-
Ean-in Pontiac and Clint
Altogether GM expects 10 spend
S5oe t0o $50 N tire scramble TO
balance postwar production with
postwar markets.
New GM plants are slated 90
rise in Columbus, Sandusky. Day
ton. Elyria and Hamilton, O.. VIII
mington. Del, La Grange. H.,
Buffalo and Brunswick. n. Y,
Boston, Kansas City and Atlanta,
and Englewood and Van Nuys
Cal.
An International News Service
survey disclosed that the Ford
Motor Co. has an expansion pro-
gram calling for expenditure OF
S175. 100000. II will include new
plants al Atlanta. ST Louis, Los
Angeles and Metuchen, y. j.
CHRYSLER'S PLANS
The Chrysler Corp. announced
n is spending SIS 100000 fer eX-
pansioin and mCdernizauon. No
new plants are planned. the COM
pany said.
Packard reported its expansion
program will cost between 10 and
IS million dollars. Studebaker eX-
poets 10 spend 16 million, Nash six
r1illion and Hudson four million.