davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
darlington Journal, 5reitae, Sen 26. Jonuor 1915

gangenen Ser6It in Naturalization
10 bdufig geitellten 5rage, pie es
oenn. m0glih lei, 0nB Ole Oeuti6e,
pielleidt 20 Millionen itorte 3ioil-
bfp0lferung, cine groBe 4rmee Don
ungef1br 10 MiIlionen ouslGnoiifer
Arbeiter i'm 2aufe OeS fommenoen
arflenpinterS ernG6rt mer0en t0nn.
ten. Gle 0enti6ah BADEN ben utrai-
-niihen ,,8%rotforb~, sic reihen Gorn-
fammerH &%lun1niens, sic fruftbaren
@6enen nngarns, ole oerariiden boil
.tiidlen 26n0er un0 ons ber0enrei6e
Citpolen %perlorcn. Sie bolten li6
rod in Orei fremOen 2dn0ern nit Sc
6enSnittcIiiberiduB: G1nemurf Sol
lono rnO Beitpo[en. aber 0ie 8eute
aus 0ieien SGnocrn reidt nibt aus,
Die nornlale 0eutid)e Soft meiterbin
ulfIrrdt5uerbaIten; 1trtO ole Oeutihe
2on0mirtidaft olS @on5eS Ieioet I'm.
ter nngebahrem IatpseI oil Nitroten
ltAo dn0eren GiiagemitteIn, gang gu
ifTmeiGfit non oalt Manqel on Ar.
6eitSfrditsH. Statiitiih Qeieben
miibten Die Nn3is itst uidt mebr in
ser Gage ieim, Sen &rieg Deiter3u-
iii6ren. aber in @irfIidJfeit iino tie
Ood in Der Gage, bis 8ian 6itteren
gnoe .meiter 81 fampfen. @ie baben
file oieies 1o6Iem gelolt9
Sn sen lesten Gogen bat 0ns No5i-
regime sic 2ebensmitteIrationen o6er.
mails berobgeiebt, uno oaS 0euti9e
8olf pltroe oorauf olifmertlam ge-
mnft, 0aB anfang M6r3 niht einmol
gerlug &artoffel 90 iein tperoen, BEN
Magen S1 fiilGen. glber es beItebt
Elm grunolegenoer 11nteridieo 5rui-
iden Nangel, llngelegenbeiten lrn6
iel6it ltnterernGbrung ei~nerieits un6
pirflider Sungersnot an6rerieits.
Sic Geutiden baben nift 1ur ibre
HiitungsinOmtrie 0arauf eingeltelIt,
linter ~italoigen 2uftangrfifen mooer+
ne @oifen ber3uiteIlen ionoern aud
i6r geiamtes Observation-Disclosures SD.
item reorganiiiert ltn0 ibre Mlltogs-
oiat oerGnoert. Sic ba6en ben m0q.
lif)en 8erluit Ser l1e6eriduBgebiete,
Sotano uno 8eitpolon0, bereits i'm
@obem6er 1914 in &efmung geiteIIt,
als ser oentihe @rnGbrungsminiIter
uno INSTRUMENTATION @erbert 8o.
de in elmer @nipra9e Sen 0eutifen
2anOtnirten ibre uBili6ten~ Elm.
atuo often 5lgn6, bob 8el1tid.
lano bon MIN ob feline Nabrunggmit=
aus anoeren 2Gnoern gu err
marten babe, ltno 0oB Die 3ioiIbe-
polferung monde .S1rten" 81 erIei-
Ben boben per0e. Die meiiten Nitro.
tie, Iogte er, miirOert in Ser HiItl1ngs.
in0uItrie ge6raud)t. 8erner f0nnten
2ebensmittel nift mebr bon eilem
Seil Deutl6lan0S in Sen anoeren
transporter meroen. @iienbubnen
uno @oiieruege ieien fiir umnittel-
bare &riags5mede ~reierOiert. 8ode
Elm grinmig . 0iilteres 8ro=
9ramm rpie all oieie un~gebeuren
Stuierigfeiten beiudItigt uno Elm
an 2ebensmitteln iDeiters
bin pro0u5iert meroen f0nnte, oaSi
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
8lmtiec Mnrmhen lit
sisilicn acntclNct

8om - Sn @aro IN Ser Mgricen-
tozBropins Si5iliens, lit es 81 nenen
llnrltben 5piidlen Ser 3ioil6epolfe-
ring un6 Ben 8ebor0en fiber oie Mi-
Iitdrpflidt gefcmmen.
Menidsenmennen, init 8onlben unS
@emehren bemaffnet. hoben cine Gr-
1i3eifaierne ltno anSere @ehGpoe in
iener Stubt 5eritort. Die MeI0ung
befagt, DAB bei oieiem Rroiuoa ein
Solont un0 finf u&ebeIlen" get0tet
uno II ou6ere Terionen uermnnSe
wnrben.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26

@egen 2ebensmittelmnn9els ollein
miro Geutldlano nift 5uiammenbre-
den uno beoiiguneslos fapitulieren.
9as Nn5iregime bot elm rleues 2ano.
wirtidafts : Spitem eei6affen, 6as
nidt mn Geuti6lono ermo9lid]t, lei
ne 8eoolferung gu ernabren, lonoern
ieoe ein3elne Grouin5 oes Geutiden
Hei6s oautarf~ ma6t. falls allie
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26

fit oie 6Ortfibrnrg Ses @rieses not
4penoig iei.
Das erIte @run0prin3ip, oos er
ountellte, mar, 0dB Ole Dentihen Ief
eetortoner fperoen miiBten. @nftatt
&inSfIeiih beiBt es nun &iiben eiien,
o~3ritatt SfgpeinefIeiih &nrtoffeIn.
Ger Bo0en lit gum An6au bon @riin-
futter 5u foit6or oemoroen. RinO-
pieb bari MIR ge5iiftet weroen, nm
Ole Bebolferung nit oen uOtieen BrO.
Suften Ser @iIfmirtihnft gu Oerfor-
gen, uber nidt init 6leiih. Die Deut.
ihe 6ouStran miro nift Dtel Butter
befomnen, uno 0of1 lit Elm getuiiies
Guantim an Set Iebensnot1penOig.
sSn auelder @eiie fam es oeriorgt
peroen2 Sn frIberen Sobren tpur-
Sc gr6Btenteils SdntGl5 anitelle bon
Butter uer1penoet. &6er eS gibt oll6
fiir sic Sfgpeine niht genng 6htter;
Oas lit aIIes far 0ie Meriferr REFER
biert. Nur oie Sausbnlsobf6lle tper-
sen eingeiammeIt uno fiir Die Sd)meis
ne3ubt iper4pen0et. 8iele oeutId)e
5amiIien haIten beute &leintiere, nm
i6ren Speiie3ettel gu oerbeiiern, ins.
6eionoere &unin9en un6 Elm paar
Sibner. 0as lit eigentIih perboten.
Gem mas immer in Sen M6falletmer
sebt iit fiir Ole Sfmeine auf5ubes
wobren. Erot6em miro eS nift ges
mug Set 9e6en. @s muB our6 @florl-
3en0le eriest Der0en, nie in 9roBen
Wengen bergeitellt per0en.
I6er menn Ole Deuti1en fat obne
fleii6lide Nabrung auSfommen mill
en-, erbalten lie ipemgItens gerriigen6
8rot? Die anttport lit: nein. Ser
Bauer bout per Settor mebr &nrtofs
tel nn6 3%uferritben an nIs @etreioe.
gr muB an Ieine Grnft un0 Mittel
ouf ben Mnbou Ser oeri6ie0enften
&it6eniorten, &%nrtoffel uiro GENTLE
fon5entrieren. Die geben 3par fpenis
ger Gnergie, fiillen ober Sen Mngen
beiler.
Sn oen nGfften 8ohen o6er 500
noten mogen oie 9eutiden nod
6leiih nlrf ibrem Speiie3etteG baben.
Gem tie miiien Sen @roBteil ibres
8ieb6eitnnoes ifIadten INN Jutter
gu ipareu. 9lber audi oieies 6leild
lit niff fir oie 3iDiIbebolferung Be-
itimmt; eS duir0 an Ole armee gelies
'fert.
Cine neitere SdNpierigteit bit Ste
Satiahe ooB Die meiftett RnrtofFel;
Die inn &eid fOniurniert lpltroen, in
SItoeutidlano mafien; 10 m1tBten
Siio=, @elt- un0 NorOoeutidlon6 Die
lie ibrer ~beporSugten Saoten o~ufaeben
itn6 ebenfolIs &artoffeI 3iihten.
3lllammengefaBt fam geioot 4uere
ben, 6aB 0ltolidt ser oeutifen 0ob-
rling Oraifiit Unfit. Die 4a3is ge-
ltdtten belfe leoigliA 6ie @r5eltgutlg
elmer imnoeren 2ebensrnittelquofitat.
4ber ~anorerleits miro 0ieIe @rnd6-
rltng ousreifen, sic nadte greiten5
Der Willionen 81 getpGbrlpiiten. ltno
Ser Gerrorappnrot Ser 9. q. lit sic
@arantie, oaB 6ieie ~Nenoerltng ser
0eutl9en Scott obne Repolt 6urGqe-
tperoen fam.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
@ie bag @eid iein Gradhrungsproblem loft

aonminifationen gum iibrigen &eif
ua.erbrod)en lein i%oflien. S5mobl
Sic glodaoe ser @iliierten mirfian
lit lit lie nllein nid)t ausreideno. I'M
oas Ra5iregime auf oie anie gu 5pin.
aen. Die @nti6eioung in bieien
a'ier ruiz oaber o.si sem SdladDt
fel9 allen.
Gas lit Die antpcrt 81 Der per.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

MOON - Lady Elizabeth
Bowes-Lyon Queen OF The British
Empire. made her frst airplane
rip when she and King George
few between the Chapnel Islands
of Jersey and Guernsey.
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QUINN ROAD
NEWS
BY MARJORIE BECK

Frank Edwin C.anon. s &c. OF
4+30 Marine drive. Is home or
turlough FOR 80 days from the
South Pacific.
Cpl A.exanier Coles who is
stationed a. Goldman Field Ky.
Was the visitor OF Miss Martha
San1uels for the Fourth OF July,
Cpl Clyde Thorpe i visiting his
aunt. Mrs Magdelene ThaXton He
IS stationed al WATERFORD. s. c.
Cpl Charles Nelson. who is sta
toned in Denver. Colo. vas he
visitor Of Miss Hilda Samuels for
FIVE days
lncz Bacon has Just returned
from a fiye-day Visit to Louisville
ans Goldman Field. Ky She Wis
ed her fance, S-Sst Benjamin
+ DAVIS. A. Goldman Field
Mss Mar.er M.tctcl, returned
with her sister. Mrs Tracy Young
blood, 10 Chicopee, Mass, for a
visit.
NJ ard Mrs. Walter Dudley
and family are entertaining their
niece and cousin, Miss unie Fell
ton. OF Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winfrey
have as guests. Mr. Winfrey's
mother. Mrs. Mary Jane Winfrey.
and his sister, Misses Ola Win
frey and Callie Mae Winfrey. OF
Atlanta Ga
Robert Williams. Of Masonic
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FOR THE SCALP
CARBON DEL
Pronounced CAR-BO-NELl
a Genuine Doctors Prescription

Doctors know ths' YOUR hair roots arc
IN YOUR scalp and hcauhN, good look
ms. Nsir No, often depend upon the
eoSo non ~ Nnaf NtEAlp Years ago.
D$cior Carnot oirvcnied a wcdicAicd
~ formula mlNcd with sulphur Re
khrcln and BalsAn OF Peru which ne
ia ed CARBONOEL Csrhoroe i such
10 strong powerful srtlscptc ana does
such tnc wo,k N helping an itchy.
hUnpV and externally irri'sfcd scalp
that many doctors regard u highly ana
prescribe y tor many scalp troubles
Now YOU too can 10 y the thousands
vCo nave found rcuct from minor
scalp iII'ai eu> hN using thiS fine
formula NOa can set Your jar az Car
bonoCl. me Doctors prescription for
the scalp ~ pauls Cat Rate Drug
Store 1919 Broadway Nou Ett u with
fuil essN follow q rcuon> and a
money back guarantee j~C CJTbonoci
for : days following the directions on
the jar. and u YOU are not satisfied.
your dollar back Get Your CarbouoCi
now Your scalp deserve tins fnc care
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has just returned from a two week
vacation in Georgia. Mrs. Altman
visited friends and relatives in dlf-
fercnt sections OF the state
Mr. and Mrs Adam West Of
Home street have as their house
guests Mr. and Mrs Obie Allen and
small son They are the brother
and sIster-in-law Of Mrs West
Mrs Aliens sister and brother
we're also guests. Mrs West enter
tanned her quests lavishly, They
were feted throughout the week
IN different homes They vii, re-
turn 20 Cleveland Sunday night.
Mrs Ethel Wynn and Mrs Lee
Moore ~ Cleveland Ohio. are Wis
."ng al he home of Miss Georg &c
Eva Dean on Yves; jefferson ave
nue.
It's boy for Mr. and Mrs Sam
Gcl Perkins Of South Solvav.
GLADYS as Mrs Perkins is known
- her many friends is very
proud mother and has named her
son Michel
Mrs LaVerne Kent 81 SolVay is
the proud mother ot son
Mrs Martha Greene has returned
10 Detroit after staying IN San
Diego. Calf. for several months.
where her husband Seaman 3vd
Class George Greene is Stationed.
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Southwest Detroit
BY
Margaret Sebree

As he began his fourth year as
pastor Of First Baptist church. the
Rev Nathaniel Jackson delivered
message last Sunday morning
- his congregation that proved
he is able 70 fulhll the mission he
was chosen for His text vas
found in Luke OH chapter 5lst
verse. The Rev NJ. Jackson used
as his theme. The Cross, the Con-
trolling Force in the Life OF
Christ
The Rev NJ Jackson preached
a: tho s. Paul AME church on
RadauaCher street Sunday after
noon Tire Rev 6 s Harris is pas
tor az this church
Roberta Martin. Gaspcl singer
o. Chicago. rendered a program
Monday evening a. FRS, Baptist
church This program vas spon-
sored BY the Choral choir q, that
church
Thomas Friday passed away Sat-
urdsy evening al General Hospital.
Mr. Friday was a member Of First
Baptist church and his funeral will
he conducted from that church Fri
dav evening AZ 8 pm.
Mr. and Mrs William Perry are
visiting N Chicago
Mrs NarclSSls Johnson ~ South
Solvav street has returned trom 4
'wo week vacation IN He; Springs
Ark. Mrs Johnson reports having
had lo/y time
Nj. ard Ms Nathan Richards
NJ Copeland stree; are the proud
psrer.s OF a son
Bishop George " Pe5cr former
gaS;or ~ Ebenc2e; AME church,
preached Al $, Paul ANE church
las, SUNDAY morning Bishop Bah
ers ,eN; vas found IN the 18th
chaoted @, Hebrews IN verse He
used as his theme Remember
Thc sermon was ably delivered
both spiritually and int 6eciual,v.
Tie music was rendered ~ the
senior and choral cho.rs Ono new
member was added % me church.
The Rev s 6 Harris Is the pas
Tor
Mrs Bertha Barnes MI be a
delecate 20 ne missionary con-
ven:ioN which NH convene in
Sou:h Bend Ind july 10 through
the l1'H Rev ard Mrs Harris
vi, t;end THIS convention
Major Foster - South Solvay
stree, and Mss Moad c Lee Pat
tCr>oN 90! T.crAu >ECtt we're
united iN m3umonv SUNDAY eve
nns Rev : : HARRIS OBLIGATED
The ceremony took place on
America avenue
Mrs Sarah Evelyn ONc;l. besu-
,tul and charming DAUGHTER ~ Mr..
and Mrs Robcr, O'Ncl graduated
from WAYNE university ~ June.
Graduation exercises were held al
INC Masonic Temple
Mss ONc.' vii, leave AUGUST Is
ior Freedman hospital ~ Wash
ington where she Will serve a
wears in'crriip as dlciician
Sarah Is = very intelligent sirl as
vel ss beautiful and We Wish her
the best Of everything
Robert Flovd ~ South Solvay
street has returned home from
New York where he visited friends
and relatives
Mrs Bobbie ONeil Altman.
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs Robert
ONeil. who IS very popular and
successful beauucian ot ,hlS city
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zl|Zz{I2zZ|ss|Z|''''a

The combination of a perfect
July sun and some OF Detroit's
best cooling breezes made an ideal
picnic day Saturday when Alice
Fields and Florestine Emerson
jointly celebrated their BIRTHDAYS
by inviting some OF their friends
10 welner roast at Rouge Park.
After partaking OF those luscious
weiners. the carnival across the
street from the park provided
gay interlude.
PICKNICKERS FROLICTNG AT
THIS AFFAIR WERE: HELEN
ROUNDTREE. Freddie Mae Col
bert Eloise Adams. Theresa Medley.
Ruth Medley. Cpl William Jackson.
Frances and Frank Burton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martinez Gomez, and many
others.
NEW YORK'S FEMININE pop
ULACE rs ENHANCED BY A
BEVY OF DETROITS BEAU
TIES WHO INCLUDE: KATH-
ERNIE WEISS, FLORENCE PATE.
RACHEL ULMER. AND MURIEL
SIMMONS. ALL STUDYING AT
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. .
Can you imagine the beauteous
little Rose Campbell doing anv-
thing but dancing We were sur
prised 10 hear tina, she is working
ri one Of Detroi,'s larger chain
drug stores taking inventory
Around August 10. Rose will have
completed doing her checks and
balances and'~ill journey To Cali
fornia 10 Join her sister. Johnnie
Camcbell Scot, who is visiting her
in-laws Or. and Mrs Walter
Scott Johnnie's husband. It. Scott.
Is stationed in Germany.
MRS LYDIA GOGGINS HAS A
LOVELY VISITOR HERE IN THE
PERSON OF GERTRUDE CO.
DO7AE AND SPEAKING OF
MRS. GOGGINS. WE ARE TOLD
THAT SHE AND HER BRIDGE
PARTNER. WILLIAM FRIEND
WERE SECOND PLACE WIN
MFRS IN THE CLEVELAND
TOURNAMENT
And little Libby Wilton is visit.
inS her little cousin, Charles
Mitchell.
MRS JESSE KIMBROUGH OF
PARKER AVENUE RETURNED
TO THE CITY AFTER GOING TO
ST LOUIS TO BE AT THE BED
SIDE OF A SICK RELATIVE.
Stately Mrs Alerita McFsll 81
King avenue has as her horse guest
Mrs Catherine Champ. her sister.
and Watson Rose her nephew
When Ann Smith Benson JOUR
news 10 Arizona she Viii stop in
Chicago ~ visit frankie Single
ton. a longtime friend
LUCILLE FANNING DAVIS
MAY GO TO HAWAII FOR GOV
EMINENT WORK N THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
Mrs ETmct Of Ward. IVES, Va.
who Is visiting here. IS bcsWing
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PartyWeIcomes
D etroit Wac
HomeOn Leave

Last Friday evening Mrs Joyce
Richards Smith OF w Grand boule-
ward, was hostess al party in
honor of It's Gloria Lake Cling
man who was home on furlough.
It's Clingman is stationed at the
Thomas England hospital in New
Jersey and has been in the army
since March OF this year.
The party was attended BY a
umber of WAC Clingman's
friends. among them being Mar
gerry Lake. James Leigh, Betty
Bennett. jeanette Harrison. Norma
Harris, Helen Cole. Mary Jane
Leigh. Jimmie Brsnham. Buddy
Richards. Grayce Higgins, Ellen
Leigh. Max Richards. Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Kelly and Mavis Bonnery.
Out OF town guests were Misses
Enid MCGEE. New York: Clara
Father. New York. and Mrs. Ynez
Anderson OF Jamaica, BW.I.
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THE TEN VOGUETTES

Are sponsoring a dance for serv-
icemen 10 be held July IA, al the
Urban League; The dance is invi-
rational 10 civilians and open 10 all
members Of the armed forces. The
girls expect servicemen from Fort
Custer and Crosse lie. as we'll as
many who are on furloush in the
city. It's bound 10 DE grand az
fair
Officers of the club arc: Anna NJ
Clark, president; Velma Sue Lee,
secretary. Matte Clumblin, treas
urer; Rachel Stewart. business
manager; and Thelma Browne. So
cisl secretary Other members are:
Florence Kuhne. Mildred Mays.
Laura Flowers, Lucille Easton. and
Freddie Smith.
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VI

For outstanding achievement
Tie -ss sad gs@ss Of GsSbs''i Pre-
-osf bissf rscsHi'y rses.ssd I's- ibs
n az FOOD faY ,HnfS@iioH . iscssd 'fsv
-, fbsr e" iEScS fSs-fs, c.s-
nsssd ssnf4HdisE &C bisrs@ssi ~ re
boosSef'sa II sSsIrtJ lOosI jor Asss.
49, bsbisL
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We d trust that Theresa Carol
IS better now and able 20 resume
Der dAtcS AZ NE lrhan l.easue.
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SPENT A DELIGHTFUL SUN
DAY AFTERNOON WITH MY
FRIEND. ALMA WARD. WHO IS
HOME NOW AND is RECOVER
ING NICELY.
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WASHINGTON-At one airpor,
here half Of the several hundred
students learning 10 f'y are women.
Many arc government workers or
members ot me Woren'S Reserve
Corps Of the armed forces.
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TIE Russell Browns are expect
ing s. Louis visitors IN the person
" his mother and sister
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/
Lewis, Wash, and his wife. Marian.
are parents OF a son, Thomas E.
Mitchell. born Tuesday night. The
young fellow tipped the scales at
hVe pounds thirteen ounces.
Another OF Mrs. Wards sons in
West Virginia. is also the proud
father OF son.
SHADES OF JULY 9Th
WILD GOOSE LAKE LURED
SEVERAL DETROITERS FOR
THE ORIOUS FOURTH:
AMONG THOSE WHO JOUR-
NEYED THERE WERE: MR.. AND
MRS. EARL CONWAY. MRS.
VERILEE MORTON, MR.. AND
MRS. FRED JONES. ATTY.
JULIAN ROGERS, AND BERNA-
DINE TEARS.
DR. and Mrs Thomas Love in
vlted several Of their friends over
for a picnic in their back yard
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Goggins did
likewise BY the way. we hear
that the Goggins' yard is truly a
beautiful sight.
THE WILLIAM FAR
LANDS. WILLIAM AND ROBER-
IA COLEMAN. MRS. FRANKLIN.
and the JOSEPH LILLARDS.
RODE TO BELLE ISLE FOR THE
COOLING BREEZES.
Martha Brady Tandv is plan
nIng visit 10 Brooklyn around
July 18th. 20 visit her sister and
brother-in-law. Pharmacists Mate
and Mrs Hughes Peterson.
THE EVENT YOU'VE BEEN
WAITING FOR WILL ARRIVE
MONDAY NIGHT. AUGUST s. at
3 IS pm. 1T is THEN THAT THE
DELTA SIGMA THETAS WILL
GIVE A BOAT RIDE ON THE
STEAMER PUT-IN-BAY OF
COURSE LEROY SMITHS OR
CHESTRA USUALLY PLAYS FOR
THE DELTA'S AFFAIRS AND
THIS YEAR WILL BE NO TX
CEPTION.
GLADYS FISHER WILL CHAIR
MAN THE RIDE WITH GLADYS
BARTHWEI.L AND HARRIET
McFADDEN. PRESIDENTS OF
THE GRADUATE AND UNDER
GRADUATE CHAPTERS, FADING
HER
The little Del-Spri,es club II
which Barbara Looms is prcsi-
dent. are all saoS these days over
their project, the Charity Ball
which will De the BALI" OF the
season for the young fry The az
FAR VIII be held Friday night.
Angus 10.
FROM A RELIABLE SOURCE
CONES NEWS THAT CON-
GRESHAM ADAM POWELL is
sbed with back injury which
would prevent him from marry
inE Miss Hazel Scott. provided his
divorce decree becomes ANAL with
in the mex; four weeks.
SPENT A DELIGHTFUL SUN
DAY AFTERNOON WITH MY
FRIEND. ALMA WARD. WHO rs
HOME NOW AND rs RECOVER
ING NICELY
TIE Russell Browns are expect
ing s. Louis visitors IN the person
VI his mother and sister
THE PETTlCOATS RESUMED
THEIR MEETINGS SATURDAY
NIGHT AFTER \ PERIOD OF
FOUR MONTHS N CASE YOU
HAVE FORGOTTEN. THE PETIT
COATS ARR ALMA WARD.
RUTH OWEN JOSEPHINE Ed
WARDS. HELEN BROWN RUTH
MCNEIL THERESA carroll.
MAGGIE RUGGS DORIS WILL
LlAMS AND JUST Me
We d trust that Theresa Carol
IS better now and able 20 resume
her duties a. me Urban League.
NEW YORK - In 1854 he air
'tsnspor' operators Vii oe spend
ng more 'han so 600 coo aun-allN
Tor fucl and lubricants accord ng
20 recent symposium held by nc
Society o. Au:0moilVe Engineers.
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boulevard. is visiting his mother
in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Seth Doyle is recuperstins in
Los Angeles. Calf. after a long
serious illness.
Mrs. Doris HorniSton is visiting
her husband in Washington
A weiner roast was given al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Win
frey.
A program and contest was
given al the Zion Baptist church
by the senior choir In tho con-
test the lucky ones were as fol-
lows; Mrs. Lucy Cole won the
first prize: Miss Charlotte Becks,
the second. and Mrs Emily Irwin,
third The prizes were awarded
10 the winners by Avery -Hocka-
day.
The Macomb County choir met
at the Zion Baptist church The
banner was won by 81. Luke OF
Roseville. Mich.
Mrs. Pearline Carroll is home
from the hospital after a short ILL.,
ness
Mrs Vinson. the mother OF
Fine Vinson. is convalescinz from
an accident
! would like al news 20 be in
BY Saturday al II o'clock You
may brinc special news before
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Avery Hockadsy
have their sister and SisteT-in-law.
Mrs Harris. visiting from Durham.
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Rev Dozier. the former pastor
~ VinSon Chapel CME church.
vas visitor a. me Maconb
County Choir Union
Lorn!e Cummings VAS the
weekend visitor 81 Mrs. Grace.
MOON - Lady Elizabeth
Bowes-Lyon Queen Of The British
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

NEW YORK - IN 1854 he air
'f.u,por' operators Vii oe spend
0g more 'han so 600 600 ann ally
Tor fuci and lubricants accord lng
30 recen, symposium held by nc
Society o. Au:omoiVe Engineers.
THIS would mean e consumption o.
gaSo,ine st ne rate ~ 900 gallons
per minute o. more han one billion
gallons annually tog ClNIl aircraft
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-02
NEWMAN GETS
BRONZE STAR

Private First Glass Guilford
E. Newman of Crow Agency re-
Gently was awarded the Bronze
Star medal for meritoriouS SER
vice during combat in Italy.
Newman served on the Fifth
Army front in the 361St In
fantry Regiment of the 91st
Powder River" Division.
During the long italian
campaign. related the award
citation. Newman discharged
his duties as battalion runner
with great skill and unwavering
devotion to duty. Many times
while delivering messages he was
subjected to all types of enemy
fire and without regard for his
personal safety never failed to
complete a mission.
ION Sept. 20, 1914, while
leading a mule train to forward
positions the area was subject
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-02
RAIN NEEDED

Winter wheat and some early
maturing barley appear to have
escaped serious damage from
the continued hot dry weather
that has prevailed over most Of
Montana for three weeks, and
are now being harvested with
fair to good yields.
Spring grain crops are now
very spotted with damage
ranging from slight to complete
failures in localities where the
growing season rainfall has
been below normal. Little or
no rain had fallen until Mon
day when afternoon and even
ing thunder showers furnished
light amounts.
Irrigated crops have made
good progress but have demand
ed a heavy use of irrigation
water, and there has been an
early marketing of livestock in
some areas because the range
feed and grass have been cur
ing rapidly.
Winter wheat harvest has
started and the best yields so
far have come from Big Horn
county where yields of 1910
bushels are reported with g.
pounds test weight. Spring
wheat yields in most counties
have been lowered bv the crop
maturing too rapidly. Early
SoWn spring wheat and crops
seeded on summer-fallow show
less damage but are in general
in need of good rains.
Early barley is being harvest
ed with some high yields re-
ported, but the flax crop seems
to need rain badly. Sugar beets
are making good growth where
sufficiently irrigated.
Sweet cherry picking is in
full swing in Lake county. peas
are maturing fast in Flathead.
and Raspberry picking is under
way in Ravalli.
Grasshopper damage contin-
ues on a rather small scale.