davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-04-15

with: Dear God, make the war end
soon so Daddy can come home and
play with ME while Mummy goes to
work."
TRUMP CARD. 1t happened at the
ships store of a Naval station. A
young sailor was patiently waiting
his turn to buy present for his wife,
who is Navy nurse. A Navy wife
elbowed her way ahead of him in
the line.
Beg pardon, madam, got here
first"
The woman drew herself up. MY
husband is an officer" she snapped.
What rank?"
Ensign"
Sorry" said the sailor. stepping
ahead. My wife's lieutenant.
This Week Magazine
FOR Al BETTER AMERICA
THEY SHOOT THE WAR. 4
by Louis Berg
VALIANT COMES HOME .......... 8
BY Artkvr BorfIsit
SOMETHING ON Her AikD. ...... Z
BY CsroId Mysoft
GUhslGHT GIRL.
BY Woodrow Wirsis
THE DARK ALLEY. Observation-Disclosures. -
BY Leslie Gordon Dornord
NY BOSS IS A WOMAN.
Anonymous
MOVIE PtSIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n
BY Emily Post
SlUMBeR SPECIALIST. sI.....,........ ~
BY lowrenee N. Cotton
Cover BY Pix
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Ford Bomber
Local 10 Vote

Candidates. Of Sc for II offices
in Ford Bomber Local 80, JAW
Go. will be decided at the annual
election March t3, IA and Is.
With 10000 members eligible to
vote, the union ordered only TO-
900 ballots printed because mot
more than 30 per cent Of the
membership ever participates in
an election. IL is reported OF
that number 1895 V-Mail ballots
were sent overseas.
Candidates for president are
Walter Quillico, incumbent; Bren-
dan Sexton and William Wrege
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Aged Woman Killed
About 10 Board Car

Mrs. Emma Bolger. 70. of 229
Pasadena, is dead today of injuries
suffered when she was hit by a
Woodward streetcar at Montana
Motorman Walter Bell, A.. Of
5000 Brush, said the woman, ap-
parently intending to board the
car. ran into its path last night.
He was released by the prosecutor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Little Brother
"A Real Hero
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, March Prep. Paul
Sienkiewicz tD) of Detroit intro
duced his little brother" TO the
House yesterday and received
more attention than he has had
since his arrival in Lansing.
The little brother is Pvt Alex
SienkiewicZ, who at % wears the
Presidents citation with a clus-
ter, the Purple Heart, combat
infantryman's badge, ribbons de-
noting three MAJOR battles, and
the French Croix de Guerre.
Alex was in the second wave al
Normandy on D-Day and advanced
to the Siegfried Line before being
knocked out by shrapnel. He
lives with his parents at 1920
Montlieu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Gudstddt 10 Talk
AtKeidanlodqe

Richard r. Gutstadt. national
director of the Anti-Defamation
League of B'nai Birth. will he the
principal speaker at the meeting
Of the Harry r. Keidan Lodge of
Bnai Birth, Tuesday night, at the
Masonic Temple
Occasion is preSen ltion of the
Bnai Birth charter 10 the lodge
A resolution. honoring the mem
ory of the late Judge Harry r.
Keidan, after whom the lodge was
named. will be presented 10 Mrs,
Keidan by Judge William Fried
man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

ator at 5021 w. Warren. had his
gasoline license suspended for the
duration in federal court yes
terday.
Ralph Rantahon ard jhonton
Bicknell, operators Of a station A.
l4545 Fenkell, were given 4o-day
suspension for being unable 70
produce coupons for 1912 gallons
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Council Backs InqaIIs

There is no need for a city or
nance 10 enforce the brownout
7ther than showing federal reg
lationS, common council decided
oday after hearing an opinion
from Vance C. ingalls,, assistant
counsel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Coupon Seller Fined
Int.rn.tion.l souna Phots

Robert Lee Smith, IS, Of fi49
r Philadelphia. today was fined
500 and put on probation FOR two
years after he was convicted in
federal court by Judge Arthur
Lederle Of selling so gasoline cou-
ponS for sos.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Texans Form
Society Here

Deep in the heart of Texas is
holding its own in the heart of
Detroiters.
Being the 109th anniversary Of
Texas Independence Day a group
of Detroit Texans organized an
informal Texas Society. Prime
mover in the new organization is
j. ]. BYrne president of Byrne
Doors, Inc. Associated also in the
movement is Henry Fink, presi-
dent of Michigan Consolidated.
Headquarters for the society
and various other details will be
announced later Mr.. Byrne said
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
7 Gasoline Stations
Suspended by 0PA

Charged with receiving coun-
terfeit coupons for 720 gallons,
Walter Wakulewski, station oper-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-04

sizes Use ONLY as e..'O...# Consult
a physician when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-04

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-06
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
BY Betty Paul

Ellwood City, Pa. Sept. 6-Do
you have ali the hay out of your
mouth, ears and hair! Did the
boys get all the lips'iek off their
faces? Were you able to pick the
excess corn out of your teeth
Such questions were asked by
members of Our club the day af-
ter our hay ride. Talk of lonly
roads - who found them all any
way. We sure had fun and hope
to have another hay ride soon.
We wish to thank the Schul-
ler family for the swell corn
roast VIC had afterward. Special
thanks 10 Mrs. Schuller for the
swell cup cakes she made. Thanks
to Mrs. i halgott anil Mrs. Phil
lips for helping serve also.
Attention
Notice to all clubs. E.llwood
City is having Victory dance
on October 6. We sure would
like to see all the different clubs
here at that time. SO keep Octo-
Der 6 opened for F.'lwood City.
We guarantee to have a good
orchestra and food too.
We had our meeting on Sun
day. There were quite few
members present. We were glad
to have PIC. John Cruber there
with us. He gave us Il fine tall
about our future club. He leave.
for camp on Thursday. The best
OF luck to you, Johnny and We
sure hope you get home for good
soon. Bill Thalman arrived home
Saturday night. Good TO see you
Bill.
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roast particulars are to be dis
cussed.
If you ever happen to see a
left rear tender lying in the road
when you are riding to Salem,
pick It up and bring it back to
Cleveland. Marty Schuster lost it
when someone breathed too hard
on his car. Looks just like rae
ing car now, doesn't it Marty? -
What all this about the "shift"
business! | hear you lost yours 5
Kay. Or did you dt,nate it? -
l see Johnnie Lining was doing
quite we'll for himself st Salem.
When, in the midst ri the night,
you hear a booming voice blast
forth There's George, you will
know it is Dottie Scheel. That's
her star, you know. - Nice to
see our rewly-weds Elsie and Al
around so soon. - That's about
enough for now. See you Friday
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Miss !'rieda Szegedi and Cpl
Melvin Il Light, recently return
ed from overseas duty with the
AAF., were married at a candle
light ceremony on August l2,
l945, at St. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church, l4SC East 55th
Street, Cleveland, O.. with Rev.
Dorm oftic iating. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. SEE.
gedi, 6ol East 92nd Street and
was given III marriage by her
father.
Miss Sztfedi wore gown Of white
brOcade with sweeths art ncckiine
and shdrt train. Her reil. with q
tiara Of orange blossoms. vas shout
der length The bride carried a bouquet
of white lcses and orchids.
The mald-Of-honor, Miss Dorothy
Cowell, were a gown o: white mar
quisette OS:r turquoise with three
quartcr length sleeves, she carried &
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FARRELL CHURCH
NEWS

Special Victory services were
held in the St. Paul's Ev. Lutl,.
Church, Farrell, Pa. Rev. Arthu,
H. Blank. Pastor, on Sunday eve,
Sept 2nG. Rev. Blark chose a.
his theme the words: "How is
the Church going to receive hc'
returned Soldier boy The pas
tor emphasized these thoughts
lst, Practical experience and trial
have proved to our soldier youth
there is {. God on whom man can
depend at all times i'll life. The
soldier has learned this God has
walked and talked and fought
with him in this war. The soldier
boy is going to bring his Goo
back to lis and wants us to make
his God our God.
Too many people, however.
say tile soldier has accepted Coo
only because of the condition OF
life under which he has been liv.
ing. i he pastor said if that was
the attitude with which the sol.
dier was going to face the church
he would soon lose al interest il
the church. The pastor cited sc.
veral experiences from letters he
received from soldiers proving
their sincerity to God. This same
sincerity is the sincerity they
want to find in their homes anc
churches when they return home
| Two yeas ago Rev. Flank wrote
over 500 letters to BOYS in service
! Last year he wrote oler 900 per.
sonal letters to the Joys in ser.
vice. The letters he has received
from the boys he has placed il
an album and treasures then
very much.
In sincerity and truth, let II:
as Christians receive The soldiers
God into our lives. and let u:
prove Gods worth tc US by wor
shipping in His holy sanctuarie:
here on earth.
Rev. Blank is the new Ministe,
of St. Pauls Church and he ex
poets that all Saxcr people o
Farrell, young and old, atten'
church regular.
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Radio broadcasts by tne Clevs-
land District OfiGe Of Price Ad-
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, September 7
at 1000 p. m, WHRC, Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, September 8
at GAS a. m, WMANV, Mansfield
Question Box
Saturday, September 8
at II! AS a. m, WIKI, Cleveland.
OPA Today.
Saturday, September 8
at 1885 p. m, WV, Cleveland.
OPA Today.
Saturday, September 8
at l2:45'p. m., WV, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, September 8
at ISIS pm, ,WFMJ. Youngstown
Chester RoWles.
Sunday, September 9
at lO:OOa. m., WICA, Ashtabula,
Chester BoWles.
Monday through Friday
at 200 =. m., WIKI, Cleveland
"Get WISE.
Monday through Friday
at I :O5 !. m.. WKBN younrs.
town, " IA News.
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bouquet Of talisman roses. The brides.
maids, Miss Arlene Dreyer, Miss Ruth
Depner ana Mrs. Fern Lingner, wore
similar gowns of marquisette over a
light coral. The bridesmaids wore flow.
ers in their hair and carried bouuuets
Of tearosos.
The church was decorated with white
gladiolus and palms.
Miss Szegedi and Cpl. Light were
married with the double ring ceremony
by caGdlelight and the so!oist sang. AZ
one selection, the Lords PRAYER.
Mr.. Willard Walter OF State Ohio
University was the best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Leonard Roll, Mr..
Walter Zardel and Mr.. Robert Gsan.
guist.
The bri:e and groom received their
many friends at reception held in
st. Pauis Auditorium.
Both Cpl. and Mrs. Light attended
Fem College. Mrs. Light was also yer,
active in the Saxon Club and q mem
ber of the basketball team The couplt
honeynooncd at Vermiilicn.
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QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found on page 7.

l. What state III our Union
uses the Napoleonic code as the
basis for it's laws?
?. What do official United
States government records call
the Civil War;
3. Next to the English and the
Irish, what was the largest natio-
nal group to come to America
during the Colonial period?
4. What were the first three
states admitted to the Union?
5. For whom was the Liberty
bell tolllng when it cracked?
6. What is meant by, display
of "colors" in the army!
7. Whit are the three parts of
which the United States Army
is composed?
8. What is field work in the
army?
9. What flying field is called
"the West Point of the Air.!
10. WHAT is a "tcp sergeant:
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
BY Edith and Helen

New Castle, Pa. Sept. 6-Here
we are back again after a weeks
vacation. Hope everyone enjoy
ed their vacations as much as we
enjoyed ours.
The picnic season was ended
here with bang-up Singers pic
mic last Sunday. We ali danced
enough polkas and waltzes to
last US until next summer. Some
of the older people can still keep
up with us, too. We wonder if our
Canadian visitor, Johnny Droo-
ser, enjoyed himself at New
Castle and at Salem.
Thanks go to Salem for show
ing us good time on Labor
Day. There is no question but
that everyone enjoyed the com.
munity singing. the dancing ane
Salem hospitality il: general.
.Servicemen Notes
1t was nice having Pfc. Oar
Bender at our picnic. Danny i:
concluding 80 day leave a
home We hear you and Eleano
had a nice time in Chicago. Goot
luck, kids.
Captain John Zakel is alst
home Or leave, having returned
recently from Germany. Sorr.
more OF as did not get a chanc
to get acquainted with you.
Congratulations
! to Mr.. and Mrs. George Binde
upon the arrival of a baby so,
recently. Best wishes to all o
YOU.
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FARRELL
MGHLlGHTs
.By Shu.

SF,--
Farrell, Pa., Sept. GA meet.
ing was heldSept. ? and although
only a lew members attended
many plans were discussed.
The next meeting will be held
on October So will all members
please tiy to attend. :
TO Other Clubs
Plans were made 10, Harvesi
Moon Dance to be ncld on Oct
q. So will all you ciubs please
keep that date open.
Service News
Peg Eurpr:ch, now stationed
at Crosse lie. Michigan, was
home for the weekend. She sure
looks swell
Rudy Drben, who has been
overseas for three vars is ex-
pected home within d few days
We all will be glad TO see him.
Wal!y Holmes, an orthopedic
mechanic at Kennedy Hospital at
Memphis, Tennessee, * home or
furlough.
We'll that's all for now. will
be back HcXt week.
(Henry is still looking for some
thing he lost OF the fair last week
If anyone finds 4 two-tone blue
car please return it to hlm).
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Melzer
of l74S Catalpo Road announce
the engagement of their daughter
Dorothy Marie TO l.nsign Will
liam Steven Stamp, son of Mr.
and Mis-. John Stamp of 1863
Sylvanhurst Road, Cleveland
Heights.
Ensign Stamp is a graduate o!
Case School of Applied Science
ard received his commission at
the United States Naval Acade-
my, Annapolis, Maryland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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the eastern Mediterranean.
am here by Congressional d.
rective to try to gain a sense of
the feeling of the people in these
countries to the end that members
of the Foreign Affairs Committee
may be better fitted to pass judg-
ment on questions coming before
it which involve this part Of the
world.
The men of our committee are
after the hard facts. believe
am best fitted, however, to learn
what the people are thinking and
feeling. We have been in Europe
almost two weeks = long enough
for me to make a first-hand re-
port on the trend of things.
7 EFT me give you one striking
- contrast between what saw
in Germany and France-one that
made me think the Germans may
not have been the ones who lost
the war. In France, l noticed q
distinct lack of children. In Ger
many, on the other hand, children
are swarming under your feet. In
France the birth rate is still fall
ing; the deliberate deportation of
Frenchmen by the Nazis has been
disastrous for the population.
Discontinuance Of Lend-Lease was
the only course open to President
Truman under the Lend Lease Act
as passed by Congress. But in Eng.
land there is . feeling that stop.
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Report of the IS. ia.
Meeting
at Salem Picnic grourds, Sept. 2.
I:y Martin Polder, Sec'y.

Meeting was opened by Al Bin
der from Cleveland West who
was appointed by the T. S. J. A.
officers 10 act as chairman for the
council meeting. The purpose of
this move is to help build leaders
for the future.
Chairman Binder called the
roll which found representatives
from Cleveland East and West,
Canton, Salem, Youngstown, Co.
lumbus. New Castle. Farrell, ELL
wood City, and Detroit. We had
the honor of having quite group
Of boys home on furlough among
them a Canadian soldier and
few discharged veterans.
Cd Business. 1t was decided
totcancel the swimming meet for
this year. A reporg was given
on the boat trip to Detroit in
which the councilmen expressed
their thanks for tic wonderful
time the Detroit people showed
them.
New business. El!wood City
wishes 10 reserve October E for
their "F' Dance. Their wish was
granted 50 allr. S. J. A. members
are to keep that date in mind. Do
not forget all roads ;ead to ELL
wood City on October 6.
TIE i,igh-light of the meeting
came at this point. Basketball
still proves to be the main attrac-
tion Of the T. S. ]. A. affairs. At
ter thorough discussion with
each member present expressing
their honest opinion that it was
a little to soon to start regular
schedule, so, it was decided to
have carnivals instead. The coun-
cilmen voted to have the first
event in Farrell, Pa. New Cestle,
the second; and Ell~ood City,
the third. The dates will be de-
cided at the next meeting where
each club is requested to bring
all the. information. -
Bowling was the next sport
discussed and it was decided to
contact the city of Lorain and
ask il they. would be willing to
sponsor the tournament. Ar
rangements are made. to try and
hold the eyert in Lorain in the
near future. It is requested that
all clubs start to prepare for this
event. L. =, - p. :-s.rr.~-
Z Plans are being made for all
T. ]. A. members to attend the
Ohio State-Northwestern foot
Ball game inc Columbus on Nov. 5.
For further information watch
the Columbus column in the near
future fol arrangements for tick
cts and MOTEL rooms.
{ Meeting was adjourned at
12:45. p. NJ. Those fortunate to
attend the picnic saw good ball
game; in which the visiting all
STARS played the Salem team af-
tHr seven exciting innings, Salem
Was the winner with the score of
g to q.
Slt was very surprising as to the
amount Of old timers being pre-
sent at this picnic. 1t was like old
times to see Andy Sesedi leading
the community singing which I
am sure was enjoyed by all. The
program came to climax with
the members participating in 5
hours of waltzes and polkas.
Wit another successful event
behind US, we wish to remind
all members to keep in mind the
dates of these coming events:
Ellwood City Dance October 6
Football game November 8
Bowling Tournament in Lorain
Basketball carnivals.
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page of our lend-lease program il
an expression of our disapproval
of their new labor government.
Actually, Of course, it is nothing
of the sort, and / trust that we
shall be able to disabuse the minds
Of those who saw political impli-
cations in the cancellation.
The situation does emphasize
England's need for foreign trade,
and it is my opinion that we should
do nothing which would interfere
with England getting back the
markets which are imperative for
her continued existence.
A LMOST Immediately upon my
"A arrival in Paris l was able to
attend the closing session Of the
trial of Marshal Petain for trea-
son, which resulted in his sentence
to life Imprisonment.
It was a scene filled with drama.
The courtroom of the historic
Palais de Justice was filled with
people Of all kinds. The room was
small. At each side were tables for
reporters, and, s.hind them, sat the
"a jurors. Petain, his honors pinned
on his uniform, sat facing the
three judges.
There remains with me the pic
ture Of very old man in uniform.
with very little expression on his
face except, perhaps, . great sad
ness and occasionally q rapid
blinking Of the eyes Is though he
were moved by the quality Of his
counsels defense.
0UR first stop after We took OF
~ in a C-54 plane of the Air
Transport Command was Bermuda.
It is q lovely island with roofs and
walls, . few tobacco fields, coral
reefs and wonderful blue green
water around it.
Leaving the island, we SCARED
1000 feet into the air and sikhtod
the Azore Islands before noon.
There we had engihSf 4kouble AtiA
changed to Z cargo plane, arriving
in Paris about midnight.
In my next letter I hope u -
able to tell you something about
the Russian people and conditions
- find them here;sAA.AA4
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DID YOU KNOW

Luke, tine traditional author o
the Third Gospel, was of non
Jewish origin.
Henrik IDsen once was a thea
ter manager in Christiana, Nor.
way.
Two OF every seven pedestrians
killed in fotor vehicle traffic &C.
cidents are 65 years Of age OF
over.
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AAA v v = . i olll
s c h e d u | ed to
step off the
plane at Mos
cow airpo r t
w e d n e s d q v.
During the next
several w e e k s
we shall be very
busy inspecting
the living con-
d j t j on S and
means of liveli-
hood Of the peo-
ole of this vast
c o u n try and
those living far
fhar south Qlnno
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Elsie "Flash" Fleischer

cleveland, a., Sept. 6-The
Corn roast that was IT, be held
at Rehner's Farm OH September
9th has been postponed until fur
ther notice. Instead we have been
invited to attend Combination
Corn Roast, Swimming Party
and Birthday Party given for
Bob Fucker. Be sure to be at
the club tonight { Friday" for fur
ther particulars as t. the loca-
ton of S:il's, where the corn roast
is to be held, and how we will
travel. You'll want tc be there.
We're sure to have an excellent
time.
The picnic given by Branches
l and q for the children of the
lodges seemed to have gone over
quite big, not only with the chill
dren bui with all who attended.
I'm sure everyone there had a
good time. I'd like TO comment
on the music, especially that
"One P,lka" that lasted from 8
to $50 p. IN. For tine benefit of
the people who lef: before the
dane was completed, I'd like to
announce that the bet was called
tie. iioDbic Fucker couldn't out
play Herm,e Hahn's dacing and
vice-versa. They will probably
continue al later date. I'd be
glad to hold your bet money,
boys.)
Grant plans were made for
this winter at theT. s. ]. A. meet
ing last Sunday in Salem. There
will never be dull moment what
with ali the basketball, football
and bowling coming along.
Those who were at the Salem
picnic hated to leave ecause they
were all having a good time. You
can always count on Salem.
Thanks lot kids, We hope it's
not too distant time before you
have something again. What's
this i heat about a Hay Ride?
Congratulations to Eugene and
Sara Rea on the birth of their
son. We lear the little tyke came
into the world on August IA at
ZOO, APPROX .nately the time
when President Truman announ-
ced the capitulaticn OF Japan.
They ought to call him Victor,
eh? At any rate father and baby
are doing fine, and Sara, well,
Sara's always doing fine.
Our birthday social for the
months Of July and August will
be held on Friday, September II.
We haven't had one for quite
some time. Let's see If I'VE can
get Some life into this one.
We finally have 2 director for
our play Out of the Trying Pan
Mrs. June Ross has consented to
direct ou. play for us. There is
one condition, and you probably
know what that is. We should
have that condition, not only
when there is a play, but at all
club affairs. You guessed it, it's
Cooperation. Let's practice bit
Of it in the future. Play practice
will be held at 500 at the club
on Wednesday evenings. Please
be prompt.
There will be a meeting tonight
friday. Remember the corn
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Cong. Bolton onWay to Moscow; Gives
Picture Of France, England, Germany
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton
(By Cablesram)

A UG. 28-With the other three
"A members of the subcommittee
of the House Foreign Affairs Com
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