davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Ameriske armade ustvarjajo past "a Nemce
Soeska otemzya "a stit,o okLopni anu gen. Pattona

katerega preje kom dneva Sic cee prve aerke armad
kateri poveljue gen. Hodges ...
Moznost obstoji da dve strni svoje
dotenem okrou oko 225 mill Cd Berlina kar pomen a
neni dive amek arad stvora past kateri bodo zaje Mem
c XII Sc vedno boo Frankrtu OBJ Man cigar poovica
nahaa ze trdno rokah amerskih Get
Severno cd Ruhra Ner glasom poroc fronte naha-
jajo dvjem uniku pred brkimi tanki XII udari mo
sea edmasala Montgomeryja ter seda drvo sran
Ameka devea armada XII se vedno naetava nardtejsi
odpor cd sederh zaveznskih anad e manla juno pro in
dustriskemu Ruhr zdroba Nece predmesh Duisburga
zavzela postojanke oh reki Ruhr.
Amerska sema armada oesila vsega sovraznega odpoa
sever del ndustskega mesta Mannheim do reke
tenn ko druge eice se arade napredovae mill go-
boko vzhodno cd Rene brek Main treo armada
LONDON cerek, 49, - Ruke armade drvijo skozi
severozapadno Madzarsko pro Avsr vcera sr
rdnavka mesta in prekorce reko Rabo XII pedsava zadno
obrambno no Da do katerega mao sovetske sie
Sc AZ mill *%&..
Moskovske depese vcera prvc govore streeniu So
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

vetske oenzve pro Avs kot del strategic stntvo
skin armad okopn kolonami tree aneriske armade gen
Paona, XII drvi skoz osreje Bavarske juzni Nernei.
Vojas opazovac polagajo tud veliko vazno sovets
udar skoz nensko sezio pro Ceski Wis obsto da e
hovno ovevo Zduenh narodov vzeo svo Gill; da
Neco cd nace okuprano Evropo diva ali cello t kose
Ruske se dalec vcera naskokom poll
sko bako luke Gdinjo uem bou okuprae zapadn
bGznjega Gdanska
Spoena ofenzva druge tree ukajnske armade pod
saoa Malnovsk in Tobuhn prodira koz severozapadno
zarsko 2O mill dog 'front.' in snoc nahaaa 10
mill cd avstrske meje.
Rdeca voska tekom dneva poleg zavzea rdnav Gyor
Koarom okupraa 200 manjsih kraev in zaea
Ruske operacie madzarsk panjav predsaa juno ro
vece operace kateri sr mogocne soveke arade udaro
pred starodavna vraa Ceske Moravke
klesce CeskoslovaSko in Avstrijo.
Nemci tud priznavao da e prva beoruska
zukova berlinsk 'front.' zavzea dnavso Lebs lei
zapadnem bregu reke Ode pet mill obeganega
Frankfurta in 38 mill cd Berlina /"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Zahteva. da solarii
postanejo Glani unite

Vceraj Sc je zvedelo, da kon-
trakt med unijo komijev (Re-
tail Food Clerks Union), XII spa
da pod A.F. Of L., doloca, da
morajo solarji, XII bodo tekom
pocitnic delai v grocerijskih in
jestvinskih prodajalnah, posta-
ii clani unije in placevati unij-
ske prispeyke. slucaj je prisel
ma dan, ko je neki oce, ki nj pu-
still, da bi njegova 15-letna hci
sla delat v prodajalno tekom
pocitnic, ako bi morala pristo-
pitt k uniji, protestiral ter izja-
vii: "Kadar bo koncana vojna,
DO treba nekatere stvari nekoli.
ko spremeniti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Pisn1o IL stare
q. .,t-N -
domouiine

Mrs. Helena Strauss, rojena
Rudez, 153O9 Daniel Ave., je
prejela pismo cd svoje 17-letne
sestre Marice, in sicer IL rodne
vasi Coboli, Gorenja Branica ma
Vipavskem. Pismo, XII je bilo po-
slano skozi Rdeci kriz, sc glasi {:
''Preljuba moja sestrica. Sc
daj tt opisem malo mole zivlje-
ME. Pomisli, draga Helena, koli-
ko gorja sem prestala. v maj
lepsi mladosti sem morala pre-
biti mnogo grenkih dni, ko je
mas Lojze Sci k partizanom. cez
nekaj dni so prisli Italijani in
me aretirali ter me odgnali v "a
por v Trst, potem' pa v. interna-
clio v Italijo. Tam sem prebila
osem grenkih mesecev, prav do
zloma Italije. .. .-
mi bilo ne ure ne dneva, da Sc
ne bi spominjala svojega lube
ga brata, XII je bill noe in dan in
vsako uro v nevarnosti. Mislila
sem pa tudi ma mamo, XII jo je
zadelo toliko gorja.
t'Po zlomu Italije sem Sc napo-
tila domov; med potjo sem I'VE
della, da je padel Lojze kot I'VE
sti borec slovenskega naroda.
Pomisli, kolika britkost je zade-
la srce nase name, ko je 1--WE
della, da nina vec svojega lube
ga sina. Neko noe Sc il je sanja-
10 Q Lojzu. Dejal il je: Mama,
nikar ne zaluj. Bod veselasin po-
nosna, da srkot prava slovenska
matt darovala svojega edinega
sina, v resitev in slavo sloven-
skega naroda.
u veseljem in pogumom bo.
mo delali "a svobodo, da bono
CHM preje RESENT tujega zla. Opt
sala bi ii lahko Gel roman nase-
ga zivljenja, "a sedaj Il "a.
kljucim to mole zalostno pisnlo
in vas prav iskreno pozdravim,
Tvoja sestrica,
sfMarica."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
|Vsak britski vojak
SINE ma mestu
ustreiti Hitlerja =.

Y 8
LONDON, 28. marca. - Zu.
nanji minister Eden je danes IL
javil v parlamentu, da je Hitler
glavni vojni zlocinec, in kot ta-
kega ga vsak britski vojak, dah-
ko pri prici ustreli ali pa ujame
in izroci "a prosekucijo, ako bi
Sc zgodilo, da bi mu nacijski fl
rer padel v roke.
Eden je rekel, da ako bi Hit
Ter padel v roke zaveznikom kot
ujetnik, DO v smislu moskovske
'deklaracije sojen cd vseh "a
.vezniskih sill koti vojni krimina-
lee.
Delavski poslanec Ivor Tho
mas je vprasal Edena, ako bi
bill britski vojak, kateri bi Hit.
lerja zajel, upravicen ga ustre-
liti ali bi ga moral izrociti live
ga.
Ma to je Eden odgovoril:
"Kar Sc tega tice, mislim, da sc
lahko prepusti osebni sodbi vsa-
kega britskega vojaka."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
NACIJSKI CLAVARJI
Sc NAHAJAJO MA BEGU
PRED ZAJETJEM =

( LONDON, %. marca. - Po-
rocila il nevtralnih evropskih
.virov pravijo, da vodilni ma
ciji bezijo v Alpe in proti svi-
carski meji, da uteeejo zavez-
niskim armadam. Med begunci
sta baje zunanji minister Won
Ribbentrop in Hitlerjev osebni
zdravnik.
Ia poroeila sledijo "a petami
rastoce evidence, da zmaga v
Evropi nj vec dalec, dasiravno
ne more nihce s sigurnostjo re-
ii, kdaj bo prisel zlom Nemci-
je. Neki londonski list pravi, da
so clani britskega kabineta do5
bill narcotic, da ne zapustijo
Londona, da bodo ma roki, ka-
dar pride do sesula tretjega
rajha.
Bruseljski radio poroca, da
sta dospela ma obrexje Konstan-
Skega jezera ma svicarslki meji
xunanji minister Won Ribben-
tropp in Hitlerjev osebni zdrav-
mix dr.. Friedrich Sauerbach.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
ZAMORSKA MATT
RODILA PETORcKE:
so VSI UMRLI

. WASHINGTON, %. marca-
Snoei je Mrs. Ada Turner, So
letna zamorka, tukaj rodila pc.
torcke, vse deklice, XII so umrle
ze emo uro po rojstvu.
Prvo dete je bilo rojeno oh
1920 zvecer. Peto dete je bilo
rojeno II minut kasneje.
Oee petorck je Harold Turner,
star 36 let, XII je zaposlen kot
klerk v u. S. Bureau of Stand
ard. Dvojica ina sest drugih
otrok, med katerimi so dvojcki
start stiri leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Anglezzi vdrli v Ruhr, kjer
so naciI ma divjem u1niku;
k1:aji padajo ma debelo

PARIZ. certek. 29. Bliskovito napredovanie
veznkih armad zapadni 'front.' nadauje nevzdrzno so
Armade Eisenhowerja vteaj prode do 27 mill globe
Neo sozi razpadaoe nemske obambe medte britsk
ank predr severni Ruhr ameriska
bosta vsak cas- zdruzii nekje notranjosh Nemeije.
Nemska mesa in trg padajo debeo pehotnh eet
katere sedo peam podraoch okopnh kolon XII popo
re skoo nekega obrambnega sstema sekaio gobe
IN obe notranjos Hterevega raha Ker ostoa vedno
urada zatemnev poroe da prepec nformranje sovaa
Sc podrobnost kretanu zavenskh sill vedno
lodanit.
Certa oklopna dviza trete amerke arade kateri
ue gen. Patton e vcera prodla naanj 27 mill cd
Hanau in je sno nahaaa mill cd Giesena koz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Ostra obsodba razmer
v drxavni umobolnici

Okrajna velika porota je wee
raj podala obsirno porocilo Q
svoji preiskavi razmer, XII Via
dajo. v drzavni umobolnici '
Clevelandu, oziroma Newbur-
gu. Preiskava je odkrila, pravii
predsednik velke porote, dr.. p
r. Sharpe, da obstoje v unobol.
nici naravnost strasne razmere
ki SO skandal "a drzavo in cello.
kupno javnost. v porocilu je do.
besedn0 receno: IA zdrave ljud
bi bill ta zavod jeca, "a bolne u
je navadnO peklo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Bella hisa Sc je
Zahvalila SANSu "a
izreceno zaupanje

Zadnji teden smo v tel kolonj
objavili pismo, XII je bilo odobre'
no ma seji glavnega odbors
SANSa 10. marca in v katerem
je bilo izrazeno nase zadovolj.
stvo o zakljuckih Krimske kon.
ference. Dne 16. marca pa je bil
prejet il Washingtona sledeci
odgovor:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington, March 16, 1915.
'fMr. Etbin Kristass, President,
Slovenian American National
Council,
Chicago 2S, Illinois.
'fDear Mr.. Kristen: T
"The President sDishes me
to tell you hoap much he APP
precidtes y0asr letter Of March
thirteenth. Pour aDord Of con-
fsdence is most pleasing to
him and he is indeed glad>t0
knoao that you and your as
sociates approve his report to
the Congress on the Crimea
Conf ference.
Very sincerely yours,
"WILLIAM D.. HASSETT,
"SecretGry to the President." "
Posiljka relifnih pOtrebscin
prejete
Ameri6ki Rdeei kFiz je obve
| still urad WRFASSD \ New Yor
ku, da j. dob4 ohyestilo Cd Ju
goslovarskega Rde6ega krizs i
Rarija, Italia, do j. prva podilj
Mslia ~ 8, ari3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
LAUSCHE JE ODKLONIL
POAuLOsCENJE MORILC LCEV

COLUMBUS, 26. marca. -
Gov. Lausche je danes zavrnil
prosnjo "a pomiloscenje troji-
zee morilcev, med katerimi je tu-
di ena zenska, XII SO bill spozna-
nj krivim umora nekega zlatar-
I ia Y Cincinnatiju. Dne 6. aprila
imajo umreti v elektricnem sto-
III 2O-letna Johnnie Mae Gard
ner, James Willie Brown il
James Jenkins. Vsi trije so "a.
morci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
GEN. EISENHOWER 30
NAZNANIL. KADAR 30
KoNEC SovRAzNoSTI

PARIZ, Al, marca- -
Gen. Eiseahot sr je odkril,
da kadar b0dO Remske So
vraznosti prenehale, DO to-
zadevno podal formalno ma
ZnanilO.
Wits ObstOji, da bO OBJ
ljubljena izjava vrh. zayez-
!, niskega1 powell jnika najbliz-
je, karsbo dano v javnost z
OzirOm ma naznanilo, da So
So sOvraznOsti v EvrOpi.
kOncale. as,s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
yRNITE VSTOPNICE

Direktorje Sloyenskega dru-
styenega donna na Recher Ave.
.se prosi, de- maj nocoj vrnejo we
neprodane tikete xadnje prired&
M ker tajnik zeli ,reditI dune.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
John Gornnan xbolsl

Okrajni komisar John German
Sc nahaja Y Charity bolnici, ka-
NOR je bill pripsl jan vteraj, ko
ga je zadela mol 3ganska kap.
Zdravniki prayijo, do je njego-
lvo stanje povoljno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
KLUB DRUsTEV SDD

" petek, Oh s. uri zvecer se
vrsi seja Kluba drustev Sloven-
skega- druStvepega donna na Re
cher Ave, Prosi se vse dluStvene
stopnilke, AZ se seje udeleze. I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
O polk. Kraigherju

Vporocilo glede polk. Kraigh-
erja Sc je vceraj vrinila nelju-
ba pomota. Knjiga, v kateri je
polk. Kraigher naveden kot eden
Cd treh ameriskih avijatikov, XII
SO organizirali sistem zracnih
baz sirom Afrike, Sc imenuje
"The Curtain Rises, in je delo
ameriskega pisatelja in vojnega
korespondenta Quentina Rey-
noldsa. Il vcerajsnjega porocila
je bila izpuscena ena vrsta, vsled
cesar je bill ustvarjen Wits, da je
polk. Kraigher spisal doticno
knjigo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Canon City, Colo. Druzina
Frank Strubel je hila uradno OBJ
vescena, da j padel Y Belgiji
njen sin John, star a let. Pr
yotno porotilo y j glasilo, a
~ pogreSan "a 8. januarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Slka predstavlja aneriskega vojnega korespon-
denta Johna Philipsa. zastopnika revije Life. XII
je prebil veG tednov Getami osvobodilne vojske v
sovenij. svojih vtisih il Jugoslavije e poroeal
radijskem programu March Of Time" Cigar posne-
TEX je bill nedavno celoti priob6en ''Enakoprav-
nosti." -"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

49, - psy---s , S--a~sS ., . YsA-rA
RsS-vs B1-A. = Bs.-.A = - ~ T~y.
'Upsa A-s1A = SS~s. 49, kssA ssy
- rSAs.-sA 81 ~ $780, 4 - ~ 49,
'aSsssA r-ysus--asai.S = - Asss>ssA
V~s~'s ssssaa. 81 - - sar-s1 i-.-Sss
- - P~V-- = -s-'y~s TsA-d $3.50
ta-aA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

or from an adjacent one; residence
service essential TO the employ
ment Of substantial numbers of peo-
pie, military production. reconver-
sion Of war plants, and reestablish-
ment OF businesses obliged to close
because OF the war; the production
and wholesale distribution OF fuel,
lumber, mining and construction
materials and equipment; food pro-
cessing. distribution and storage,
and production OF substantial guam
titles Ct food; and the maintain
ing Of seryicing Of essential equip
ment
No extension telephones will be
installed in homes until the orders
for people who have no telephone
are completed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31
Restrictions
Ease on Phones

Priority regulations stlll govern
the installation OF telephones ac-
cording to the Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Company. These prior.ties
were set up by the War Produc-
tion Board in 1914 and have been
amen led to provide:
Business or residential installa.
lions essential to the government
and the public health or welfare. or
for service men, and temporary
residence installations necessary
to protect life; new and additional
business service; transfer OF resi-
denee service from one location to
another within the same exchange
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31
ELEVATOR BURNS

Chicago --AP- An abandoned
grain elevator on the Chicago River
burned like a torch last. night and
flames shooting several hundred
feet into the air cast a red glow
on the sky which was visible for
some 80 miles Damage to the ele-
vator. which was built in 1872 and
had a capacity OF 100000 bushels OF
grain, was estimated by Fire Mar
shall Michael Corrigan at about
S125,0OO. Origin of the fire was not
determined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

'Ups- Asia u ssusz. SsS@ C Bss4s -
rs1s--sLls 81 - sf,z so-fA, Irs- I...s
S.sa Y sPPAsssssa Co. r~as-psio~ II - =
s.s.iysA ~isAi. Z --shs sire dsss.-A
&-A-SpsIus 49, s~aAs-A hy~sssN
sakss 49, h-S.tAsaAA, 49, taslsds Aassusd
htsss@ 49, ~. IS - D. 4 = - ~.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

Portland. Ore. Oct. slap -
You can't tell what the little wom-
an will be feeding you II predic-
lions OF West Coast lumber COM
mission official come true. She may
cook up some "firburgers" for an
evening snack.
Harold V. Simpson, the commits
sion's secretary-manager. says that
forest laboratories may in time
develop some kind OF food for hu.
man consumption perhaps a fir
burger"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

f:7 49, -: !: % ID .i : s: 49,: t.-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

war years in the maritime service.
Ed Sharpe. former merchant mar.
Inc captain, found rest and rela1a-
ton in 35-day sailing voyage
from San Francisco to Hawaii in a
2s-foot cutter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31
Triple Surprise

triple surprise
San Diego, Cal.f.-AP- A few
weeks ago Benjamin watson Still.
well, IS, gave his father, Army
Gen. Joseph W. (Vinegar joel Still
well. a surprise by joining the
Navy
Yesterday the general returned
the surprise by visiting his son at
the Naval Training Center where
the son is a seaman. The younger
Stilwell was rushed into dress
blues and sent to his famous father
and mother.
The general later said OF his son:
He looks SWELL almost Joined
the Navy once myself"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31
False Alarm

Kansas City. Oct. 31-AP-Four
fire companies complete with a
hook and ladder outfit, rushed to
the scene Of what appeared to be
q grain elevator blaze.
At least witnesses thought they
were seeing smoke pouring from
the cupola atop the elevator.
However firemen who clambered
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31
MILES in
y The Meus
"ExpsrIenesdr Help

Salt Lake City, Oct. 3l-AP-LeC
D. Clark, employe OF a salad com
pany, stopped at the company head
quarters after closing hours tC
pick up some merchandise and
found a stranger already in the
building.
The stranger calmly introduced
himself as an employee OF the firm
and the two sat down for a friendly
chat. The other employe" finally
departed leisurely to catch the
next bus"
C. F. Clark, manager. arrived the
next morning to find the estab
lishment thoroughly ransacked.
The "other employe" did not re.
turn to work"
Soft Soap
Hoquiam, Wash.-AP-With ar
eye on the calendar, Quimby q
Wilson. furniture dealers, invited
Hoquiam's kids to make the store
the object OF their Halloween
pranks.
The store used its Advertising
space in the Grays Harbor Wash
ingtonian to bid all children TO q
window soaping contest. offering
to reserve space on its display win
dows and pre- Using prizes for the
outstanding decorations.
The only regulation says the
kids must draw only with white
soap.
FIneSssed
Omaha, Nebr,,-AP- The bridge
game at the J. w. Martin home was
an engrossing one.
1t was so interesting, Martin told
police, that none OF the players
heard the burglar who broke into
his house and took four purses
which contained ST and ration
BOOKS. The burglar gained entrance
by climbing through q window.
Fresh Paint Job
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reused
Hilmar Guntzel from his bed to
tell him that his plumbing estab-
lishment had been burglarized.
When he arrived at the shop
with the officers, they pointed to
the safe, its doors wide open.
"oh. that" said Guntzel sleepily,.
II Just painted It and left It open
TO dry"
Red Face
Chickasha, Okla.-AP-That rosy
glow on Sheriff Arthur Wilson's
face wasn't due to windburn.
Thieves stole from in front OF
the county jail an impounded auto
two highwaymen had used in .
holdup near here.
Busman's Holiday
Observation-Disclosures four hectic
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

to the top OF the 2OO-foot structure
found-a big swarm OF bees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-31

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=kSS-a-A h d. ---s. = .A.tAs-h
~& - $500 a-hf-tA.sL - n ~
49, 4 to I-A.tA.-A =. s-~s~-~ - y
- $500 hA.tAsi - S~~ - -
SA-kAvtA-A sk-sA-sy.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
News Il. :. Courts

into Probate. He leaves a 81 acre
farm in Allen township to his
daughter, Bertha Grace Polling.
The rest of his property is divided
between his three sons, George Err
nest, Victor Guy and Joseph Mills
Polling. His nephew, Orlan B. Po-
ling, is named executor to serve
without bond.
Will of OrlOw Thompson
The will of Orlow Leroy Thomp-
son late of Millcreek township,
has been entered into probate. He
leaves his farm, known as the Ell
smo Farm" to his daughter, Ber-
nice Thompson, as well as his
household goods. His farm of $3.50
acres in Millcreek township is left
to his daughter, Bernice, and son,
Donald, but his daughters share is
to commence at the east side. Bal
ance of the estate goes to his
daughter, Bernice, who is to be
executrix. The will is dated Jan.
27, 1943, and witnessed by William
j. Porter and Ferne M. Winlde.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
new V.F.W. HALL DEDICATED, OFFICERS
INSTALLED ATSPECIAL MEET WEDNESDAY

past president, was introduced as
officer. Serving with her
were Mrs. Edna Smith, conduct
ress and Mrs. Aida Davis, pianist.
The following received the officers
obligation, president, Mrs. McCar-
thy; senior viCe-president, Mrs.
Maud Baker; junior vice-president,
Mrs. Flora Jackson; Chaplain,
Mrs. Anna Smith; conductress,
Mrs. Ethel Allen; Treasurer, Mrs.
Addie McCamey; secretary, Mrs.
Cecil Schegel; guard, Mrs. Mar
garet Amrine; patriotic instructor,
Mrs. Catherine Griffin; Historian,
Mrs. Alice Kollefrath; color bear
ers, Mrs. Helen DeHaven, Mrs.
Annabelle Allen, Mrs. Phyllis An
drewS, Mrs. Barbara DeHaven;
flag bearer, Mignon Forty; Banner
bearer, Mrs. Emily McKitrick /;
trustees, Mrs. Ruth Kreakbaum
and Mrs. Helen DeHaven. Follow
ing the installation Mrs. Forty
CONTINUED oe sass :, Ca -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19

Formal dedication of the new
hall and installation of the recently
elected officers of the Mack Win
get Post 1916 of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the United States
of America, was held Wednesday
evening, April 18. The hall was
beautifully decorated with flags
and baskets of flowers, gifts from
the two local florists. A huge cake
formed the center peice of the
table, gift of the post from the
auxiliary, commemorating their
ninth anniversary, April 3. The
cake was surrounded with nine
lighted tapers of red, white and
blue.
Dinner was served prior to the
meeting, to 225 members and
guests, with about $50 remaining
for the open installation.
The auxiliary taking charge of
the meeting following the dinner,
opened in the usual ritualistic
form, with Mrs. Monetta McCar-
thy presiding. Mrs. Mignon Forry,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
CAPITAL CHOIR
TO BE- HERE FRIDAY

FIFTY singers, representing the
cream of the crop of one of the
leading conserVatorieS in Ohio,
compromise the membership of the
nationally famous Chapel Choir
which will be heard in concert in
this city on Friday, in Trinity Lu-
theran Church.
= The Chapel Choir has dedicated
itself to the singing of unaccom-
panied religious scores. Never in
the history of the choir, while
singing a programmed concert, has
the choir used an accompanying
instrument. 1t is only on rare OC-
casions when the Chapel Choir will
depend on another instrument 9TH
er than the human voice to dis
cover how a selection should sound.
The VoCaliSts are inStilled with a
sense of independence. They will
neither listen for note of har-
mOny from the piano nor will
they learn to follow anything but
Ellis Snyder's expressive hands
during a concert.
Another thing the chOirmaSter
insists upon is that each member
knows each selection rendered
from memory a month before a
concert so that the last thirty re-
hearSalS will be used entirely for
blending purposes. Each individual
is tested at regular intervals, sing
ing in an octette with other indi-
vidualS from other sections of the
choir.
Several manuscript numbers will
be included in the program when
the Chapel Choir sings in Trinity
Lutheran church on Friday, April
2Oth.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
TRUCK WRECKED
ON KENTON RID.

Two men miraculous escaped in
jury when their large tractor and
semi-trailer outfit was wrecked
on Route 81, near Asbury corners,
north of Marysville, shortly be-
fore noon Tuesday
Sheriff II. S. Roosa said the
truck driver believed the ir-brake
on one of his front wheels locked,
causing the big outfit to skid into
a culvert, from which it caromed
into another culvert before ending
up in a small run.
The trailer telesCoped into the
cab, shearing the top of the cab
off completely. The driver and his
helper were left sitting in the cab,
minus a roof over their heads but
unScratChed.
One wrecker, called from Col
umbus to pull the truck outfit
from the run and ditch, broke
down and a second one had to be
called. Most of the trucks cargo
was spilled onto the road, and it
was nearly II hours before the
highway was entirely cleared.
The accident happened at IL a,
m. and it was midnight before the
wreckage was all cleared up. The
truck outfit was operated by the
Contract Carriage CO., of Fort
Wayne, Ind.