davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

&irden .Srauen &erein Der
NunteruS tHcmeinGc

gs oiene al(en Mitslisoern 5ur
Nuhridjt, bab hie nGdite Geriamn,-
lung Sonntaa, oen 6. Mai, 3 ltbr
raapr;;...ags itattfinoet. Iie Sd,rc
itern iinb ireultolid,it eri,ld,t in ser
Geriammlung anpcicno 81 iein.
Sn oas &omitee lpuroen folserGa
Sdlneitern eruannt: &uth. Selmig,
Glirie6a Sidtermanu, &atb. Shil-
Ter, Maria ltrihel, Mnua 2aub ,mO
Sara 8enrih. Sir Ereiie ipenoe.i
melAeteu it'd: Nuna 8otid,, Gliiahetb
Scleudeif.
Rarie u. 8lnoer Shrifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

Nutter. unb Sodter-Yanfett.


Ons SHUTTER llno SohterB Banfett
tuino oieles Sabr pom Miiiions8e
Elm ser Spnterus=@ =@ancinoe am 20.
Mai in, Sadienbeim peranitaltet.
Gin M}ones Bro9rumm lit idpn a,f=
geIteat. Gas 8anfett Iiingt piinftlic)
um 6 l(br abenb.s an. glac SPLITTER
l,nb Sohtcr iinS bar5li6 tpillfpmmer,
slnmeiM,ngen .reroen bis s,un 16.
Weai bon oen folsenSen Stspeitern
angenomnlen: &ole San, 1854;
Gliie iitgeralb, 75144 ooer Marie
@ofeiD, 1884. Nur Sic angemeloet
Iinb iperben ierpicrt.
Marie @ofeirh, Sflrif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Nux ~. fc,aiS, H1c.
Nlpei1 Is.

Mllen Mitglieoern po,r 3tpeig 15
6ie sar gefdaieen Na1rid,t bab oie
nahite 8eriammlung am Somto9,
Sen 6. Wtdi, nad,nittags 3 l1br ltatt-
finOet. Gant,t ollie @eidrifte erIeoigt
1peroen fGnnen. Nah Der geriamm-
lung miro 8afiee ,utb SUDDEN ierpiert
Sauna 0irreld], Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

in Ser garpatben &allc itattfinbel.
gs lieeen peridieoeneNinfte aur 8e.
iprehune Dor, barunter audi oie Mr.
balrl,ng oes HidnidplaBes, oie eurer
@egempart uno Hat beSiirfen. 90
fommt ale uno erfrealt bie 8eamten
nit einem sablreihen 8eiu(b.
NiG, ael Se,ltih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Npnsert.

Ser Welauaperein oieoerfrfans
miro am IL. Mai iein iSriibiabrs-
&on&rt abbalteu. Sieies &onsert lit
asitiftet DUR Gbre uno Grinneruug
llnicres oabingeihieoenen 0iriaenten
Mihacl 6leiid,er. Ser Gintritt lit
frei. sSiir cine iebr gut llntcrbnlt,ng
bat oos aomitee Gorge aetugen.
sSnbn Wiintber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
2lms Grie. "a.
Sheig 2.

ga1Sem in Ser regelmaBigen Ser.
Iamml,lna i'm erie &ranfenuerein be
id,lpiien purbe, onB Mitglieoer poll
20 uno iiber 20 Sabre nibt mebr uls
&ranfenfomitee oienen miiiien, iirS
Mitglieoer iiber 20 Sabre aft Der.
pTli6tet beim ssinan5-Sefretdr 0eu.
2urS 731 Gait slpe., iib analnnel'
oen, 100 lie Sen Gag unb oas SsSabr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Der &irden ,Sraneu &creiu Der
S,putcrus Wemciu0e

bdlt ieinc ntonatliche GerIammlung
'Sunntag, Sen 3. 0tai, $3.50 llbr
nadynrittugs ab uno luie 6eihlolien
lpurbc, lrirb nah Ger Nerlanrnllng
Elm aartenpartie abaebalten, iuosu
alle bie qerne anrten ipicIen olli oas
her5liebite e:nsclaocn iin0. Sd)one
Eraiie iilto an 6ano. Ios Spiel be
ainnt Inn $50 l1hr abenos.
90. 1fotb, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
3lueis 40.

S;e n1dNte @eriammIlng bes
3lpeie al iinbet am Mithpod,, Sen
9. Mai, Z llhr aberos, I'M Sadhen-
beim an If. uro Nooiepelt itatt. Sr;
@omitee iii, EN- 8eifent 5u bringeu
iinb Margaret Carlton 'uno 8e.ty
CLAUDE. Nae ,Sdape'tern, Die nod
niht bas Welo pom Gintritt unb BOZ!
griinen Sldets be3ablt baben, ntill,
len es in bie Geriammiung am 8
Mai bringeu Sir haben orei frante
Sf)tpeltern: slnna Waaner, slnna
Miller mo Sobanna Carlton SIN
arantentomltee iilto: Gmma @as-
BORT unb Sara Slion.
llnier 29Mbrises Stiitllnasfeit,
oab Der gerein 40 am 81. april lei.
erte, ,par zines ser beIten iuO i6on:
item iseite. Tas aomitec irel,t iid
iebr. ltniere Jeltprdi. sinna Sau6
ipridt I'M Namen bes Gereins oem
&omitee, jeber Yerlon, Mannern unl
6rauen Ole gebolfen babell. berslid)4
item CANT aus. uniere Sdtpelterl
baben oieslnal geaeigt, DAP iic ibrer
@erein nif)t oereelien baben. 9ieie.
nigen isrn,len oie biesnral fein Ge.
bad gcbra6t ba6en,. 100 3apei ooe,
orei Sdspeitern in einem Snus mob.
men, fonren es 1GdNtes Sssabr briu.
gen; nlr ni6t perseiien. 9as Gui!l
bat am 81. Mpril elm il,naes Wdb
den uou Greis 40, SRI. SSom @roB
1853 Yierce Ctr, eesponnen. Sbr;
gliidlife Nlrrnnler iuar S27. Nod)
mails belten 1anf ieoer Yerion, oi'
,lns ausgebolfen baben am 81. Mpril
SIM &omitee: Nnna Tn,it, 1elt-YrG
iioentin, Mlnria llriflel. Sara Slicn
Margaret sSra1f, Warie ginoer, 8
Sd,iQer. Siai Bhrber, &ernline @uii
4elen Glebofsfi, Sara gnpio uno &
Winn:pop. Iieie sftpeitern iino il
ale Die 8eamtinnen pom 3sueig AZ
fir rus ,Slbr 1916.
Cara 0lion, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
ssranen @ereiu Der ct. Hetrms
Girdlen 0emeiuOe

beram1 1taltet am 10. Wfai c,n
9undeun Eartie
inn Metropolitar 8cbGube nm 12
llbr mittags. 9lnidlliebeno folgel
aarten- uno anoere Spiele. Mn ie.
Dem Si'b miro Elm ihGner Yreis
perabreie1t, auBeroem uEoere Hrelie.
GS mare epiiuihpns.uert piele DO,
unleren Schipeltern l,nN Srelmoe'
heariiBen S.l fonnen.
Wtinnie &arres, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

3lueia 81.

Gs Sie:,e aQen SdNpeitern bonn
3peig 81 CUR Ma6riht. oaB Sic
nad,ite 0eriammlung am Samsta9.
oen 5. afal. 8 llbr dbenos itattiir-
bct 0u midnige 8eldp1'tc 3u erleOi,
gen iinO, bittcn mir ale Sdnpeitern
an!peieno 5u iein. gsadj Ser Ser.
iammlling aibt es 3ofice uno Sudden.
S;ianna M0miidcr. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Nsss Sarreu, pa.


3peig Z.
Gie .ragelmdBiae Merchandising beS
3peis Z finoet am Samstag, Sen
5. Ma;. s llbr ubenos itatt. 9a iebr
suihtiSe Gaif6ite su erleoigen iino,
sreroeu alle 8riioer eriutt 0ieierger-
ianrmkma bei5uipobnen.
M0am 6. Shnlot, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

penn lie geboren iino, an3useben ia.
ben. Mer Gies ,,itt tut, ui,S miro ms
&ranfcnfonaitee eeoroert, uno gebt
niht Die Ara,,ten beIuhen, miro ans
ee5eigt 8eorg lurs, Sin. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
3meig 30.

Sd, bite allc Witalieoer ibre 8ries
ic en- meme nalie slorcl,c 3u idJiden:
1886 MclDuffep Str.
Snhann SplstrGger, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
-
aas Niles, Utie
3tueia 26.

Maen Sfppeitern biene Si,r gefGui9en
0eafrlht, oaB Die nGGite 0eriamnl=
lung Sonntag, ben 6. Wtai, 2 llbr
nabmittass a6gebalten miro. slle
Sdmeitern iino aebeten Ser Ser
iammlung bei5u,uobnen.
g. @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
2lnS 1letp Cattle, "a.
3,peia q.

alien SdaDeitern oes 31ueig q
oiene 5ur gefaligen Radjrid)t, baf,
Die rldhite 0erinmmlung 9onners-
tag, ben 10. Mai, 8 llbr abenos ab.
gebolten miro. elQe Sd)ipeitern iino
freun6lidit eriubt in oieier Ser
iamml,,ng untueieno 5u iein, ba i'm.
mer mihtige @cidafte norliegen.
Gatb. @drhner, Yrot. .Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
BUR Grinnerun0
an unlerc geliebte Mutter
Cecilia HDf'Man


Cecilia &pfnlan
aeItorhen nm 26. slpriI 1914 sl Sc
troit, Mti6igon.
Mui cinem itiuen Srisoboi.
$50 CRIME Sdume itebeu,
Sfldft llriere liebe Wl,ltter.
Sie nn,bte bon un5 gehen.
i,eiBe Srdren iino gefloiien
aIs Die Gotid)uit lprrbe lallt.
Sab hie Sllleeu bu geIdloIlen,
Sic 10 irernolid) itets 9eidlaut..
aeiner tnnute bas pobl obncn.
Hidlt eiunlal ein SlhIhiebslport.
60 iebIaie lanft in liiBer Stub
Sein Sociiauo oriid bir's Sluae 3,t
Sort pbeu in DEN SoinmelshDtn
ga sperbcn mir Did mieberiebeu.
Seine old nie ncrge,lenben SiE,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

llnier monatliher 3artcnabeno
finoet alp Sonnerstag, ocr 10. Mai,
s llhr absnos itatt. al:b gu oieier
llnterbaltrng iino a0e oufs berslid
lite eingelaoen.
Charlotte 6olf, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

3meig 20.

Mllen Mitglieoern oiene our &C.
faaigen Nadridt, Bob Sic nGdite
'Sonntas. Sen 6. Mai,
2 llbr nadmittaes, ltattiinbet. Gie
griioer iino eri,,dt 5abIreid) gu er-
iheinen. Ssobann Dopib, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
0onnerstag. ben 8. Mai 1916

iter, &iIoa SDettino, @ath. 2beil,
8atb. Sbeiiman Mnrta 1but, Marta
Sbomae.
&artenpartie.
Sead Ser 0eriammlllng oenielben
Mbet,S lint Z ltbr miro cine &artens
partie uno unbere Spiele oeranitaltct
bon ben tSGapeitern nit Dem Namen:
Sofia. Se!en, Matbilea, Gleonore,
0ortbp, emma, 6ermine, Silba,
@ertruo, 1iai, Coma, Mbel lrno Mins
ME. Gs III ein tiiftiges aomitee al,
Der slrbeit, ,,m einen senliitlidcn
slbeno uor5uhereiten. Us ineroen 6
ih6ne Greiie lrno Elm &altptpreis an
sic bclten Spieler onsaeaeber. SIN
Nalnen oaer bis'er Sdnueitern bitten
mir nm einen guten 8eild.
Sofia &ptif, Gor1teberin.
6. Sartnan, Gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
3lueia 81.

MQen Mitglieoern biene 5ur geiGIi,
gen Nabrid)t, oaB Die ndddte Ser.
iannnluna oes 3aueig 81 am 9iens'
tag, ben |. Wai, 1880 llfr abenos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

ErDgrGiltiit.
l. @egriibnng Der 8dite -.
- Frilihent @iQi Grant
?. q. gfb 0cro --- Oscar Strnnb
b. WDrlpurtSn,arld, ---- Ctto Micntcr
q. Z. Wemiid,ier GIor
Sirigcnt Grlpin Vrcnbel
3. Siep nadJ N,lsipabl Snnend,nr Gbe(s
peiB --- Sir 6. Hiinasardff
4. Solo ----. Gririn @enbeI
D. a. Creation -- &iqi Mi.hter
b. 9Salntiniamtcit ---
g)n,lngsioirn Mdnnerhpr - Gem. Gbur
Sir. --~- Frcf. 6crrmam
8. a. Nlds Vlue 8opn -
b. Sieb nad Nusirabl ---
Sunior Nirls G9or
Z. Star Spnn9leb Banner -- @cmeinz
ihaftlid) geiluaen
8. 1ans.
Us laoet lodunuls ber5lidit Elm
Sas Gomitec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

Ndtuns! 9amendjor GSclmeif.
Ser 9amend)or GoellpeiB bat ir
Ieiner lesten Sisuns beiGloiien iib
beim SHUTTER. ano SoGtcr-8anfett
am 20. Wai nit einem Sieo al be,
telllgen. @ir proben jeoan spciter
Cienstag lnll S llbr abenSS i'm
Sahienbeim. slae Sflpeitern iina
erluht oie 8eiangproben ilciBig gu
belud,cn. llniere nGd;ite Yrobe lit
am 3. Npril.
0farie 8ofeldl. Strlitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
3iueia %.

Gia regelnmbige Gcriammlung
tuiro am 13. Mai, 2:30 llbr nad.
mittags abgeDalten uno aue Sdape.
itern iinS aebeten anlrcieno su iein.
Mnihlie6enb an sic Geriamml,lng
miro &affes uno SUDDEN ierpiert bon
iolgenben Sdlpeitern: Maria Shen,
fer, aatb. Sal5er, 2ottit Sdaif, T..
|Sdr,n, Mnria Shuiter, Gatb. Sdu-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04
PAC Presses For Per rr1ane1t FEPC
And Legislation For Common Man
Notes Reactionary
Forces Sharpen
Attacks On People

NEW YORK, N. Y.-(SNS)-
A national campaign to spur
action on six major Legislative
issues was agreed upon by the c
10 Political Action Committee as
a bulwark against reactionary
forces "who have sharpened their
attacks against labor and the
people"
Following a one-day conference
of CIO-PAC, CIO President Phil
lip Murray and PAC chairman
Sidney Hillman listed as PAC's
major task, continuation and in
tensification of its educational
program immediate action
on which is essential to meet the
needs of the common man and
of the whole nation"
PAC will press for:
u A revision of the national
wage policy.
q A $.65 hourly minimum
wage.
81 Improved federal unemploy-
ment compensation benefits COW
ering those workers, such as fed
eral and maritime workers, who
are not now covered.
~ A permanent FEPC.
s. The Murray-Patman Full
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

beth Scruggs, a local resident, re-
veal that Pvt. Cousins has made
repeated efforts TO have the war
department review his case. The
convicted soldier, a native of Rich
mond. Va, and a resident Of this
city, blames his trouble on an OIL
Ger with whom he clashed during
the performance Of his duties as
a dispatcher.
LIE AT ISSUE
This is what Pvt. Cousins says:
"I was returning from checking
on a warehouse complaint, picked
Up some cargo. In doing so, the
officer who caused this trouble, saw
me. After explaining things, he
wanted to make a liar out of me, so
in letting him know what I thought
of him { disgrace to the U. S.
Army, he preferred a charge OF
misrepresentation of government
property
He added that 81 have, accord
ing to proof, been court-martialed
for protecting government prop
erty."
The war department has not yet
granted a review of Pvt. Cousins
case. Army officers commented as
to why he got time" he said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04
Frazier Says Negro's Status
To Determine Postwar Moves

The Negroes status in American
society will determine whether
nationalistic movement develops
after the present war, DR. E
Franklin Frazier of Howard Uni
versity writes in the August Head
lines and Pictures forum. 1.-THE
emergence of a nationalistic move
ment under the leadership Of
Marcus Garvey following World
War l was due largely to two
causes First, the urbanization Of
Negroes and secondly the frustra-
ton and disillusionment which
they experienced when the world
was not made safe for democracy.
DR.. Ira De A Reid of Atlanta
University shares this view with
Dr. Frazier and states further:
THE fact that some such move
ment may develop is inherent in
the inadequate function:ng of
American Democracy. =
The war has demonstrated that
Negroes are Fundamentally Ameri-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

in the particular logic by which
100000 soldiers can be judged on
the supposed record" of one di-
vision or in the words of a few
unnamed High Ranking Generals.
While neither accepting nor re-
jectng the supposed record of the
92nd Infantry Division as you have
displayed it, and in as much as
we are not sufficiently informed we
find it extremely difficult to be-
lieve that such vast conclusions as
you have drawn can be nationally
deducted.
With only two ALI Negro In
fantry Divisions (the ranking Of
ficers are White) in existence, due
to the influence of such pre-
sumtuous reasoning as yours, can
you scientifically justify your
statement. assuming that you are
correct (and We certainly doubt it,
about the 92nd? And again, General
George S Patton, to name High
Ranking General has had some
praiseworthy statements TO make
Negro combat men.
One thing mere, last winter when
the last vestige of Nazi power con-
centrated and drove a bulge in
America lines so miles deep, Negro
service troops were asked to volun-
teer for combat service The al
lotcd quotas were over subscribed
and the official record, not the
view of "a few High Ranking
Generals was unimpeacnable. "
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04
NAACP Receives
Hundreds OF
Protest Letters
Soldiers Pledge
Themselves To Get
Rights At Home

NEW YOlRK-(SNS)- Letters
from embittered Negro soldiers
denouncing Senator EaStlandS
smear Of Negro troops in his effort
to defeat continuance of FEPC are
being received daily in the Nation
al Office, 50 Fifth Avenue. The
ever growing wave of resentment
and tension on the part of whole
units of Negro troops as well as
individual men is evident In the
following excerpts from a letter
signed by 327 CT the gath Engineer
General Service Regiment sent re-
Gently to the MiSsissippian:
Your system for Scuttling de-
mocracy at home by smearing a
minority on the nations Senate
floor and talking the FEPC ito
death" truly must arouse mis-
givings in the small countries who
must look tc the United States
for leadership. If you succeed in
the discontinuance Of the FEPC
America must prepare for a period
of racial discords. attende by the
tensions thereof and the country
will not deserve to win a war a.
gainst intolerance with intolerance
and ingorance firmly entrenched
at home"
1--WE should like to be schooled
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

can according to DR.. Robert C.
Weaver, Director of Community
Services of the American Council
on Race Relations. Their primary
aim today is to become first class
citizens in their native land $50.
On the other hand the current
war has accentuated the contrasts.
There has Of course been frus-
tration and establishment among
a large segment of Negro people,
And there has been a growing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

WITH THE VETERAN BOTH
ENGINEER AVIATION BATTAL-
ION IN MANILA - (SNS) = Cpl
Alonzo Hardy, son of Mrs. L. H.
Hardy of Route /, Box 282, Bow
man, Georgia, is serving with the
869th Engineer Aviation Battalion
in Manila. His wife resides at 1893
Richardson street. Hartwell, Geor-
gla. Says Cpl. Hardy, For Mrs.
Hardy and all others like her you're
wonderful"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04
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Firm in popular priced Fur
Coats. Offers latest 1916 al
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aof Persian lamb, silver fo@'
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04
Hint Frame-up In Army
Conviction Of OBJ Vet

The Obi veteran, a former mem
Der Of QuartermaSter Truck Com
pany 1902, was convicted on the
charge of misappropriating govern
ment property. At the time of his
conviction he was serving as a dis
patcher.
Several letters sent to Miss Eliza
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

NEW YORK - "a N p - The
possibility of a frameup has been
limited in the coUrtmartial convic-
ton of Pvt William F. Cousins in
Calcutta India, on June 6, 1914.
Pvt. Cousins is now serving a five
year sentence at Turlock, Califor-
MIA.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04
BY 7. MELVIN

anti-white feeling among Negroes.
This dissatisfaction, this anti
white attitude, the insecurities
which haunt colored minorities
in American can give rise to Negro
nationalism "
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

Employment Bills and the Wagn-
er-Murray-Dingell Social Security
Bills.
g. Prompt passage of the
United Nations charter and the
Breton Woods agreements.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-04

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NO PARTY APPENDAGE

wv IAN <HA A-ANA~~
The PAC statement pledged its
support to the Truman admins
tration in fulfilling the program
charted by President Roosevelt,
but warned that PAC will func-
ton "as an independent instru-
ment, responsible solely to the
membership of the CIO." Stiff
ling talk that PAC was an APP
pendage of any political party,
Murray and Millman said tina.
PAC's Judgements and its actlvl
ties will be based solely upon
men and measures and not upon
any partisan considerations. 1t
will act as an independent non
partisan political force and never
as an adjunct of any political
party"
PAC admitted that reactionary
forces had not been routed, de
spite the convincing progressive
triumph in the 1914 elections.
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EsnLITIO No. $50


4 Resolution of Intention To Create
Special Improvement District No. ~
For the Purpose of Constructing Adj
ditional Sewer and Water Mains on
Fourth Avenue South in the city OF
Glasgow, and in Front of the Pro
perty Described in this Resolution
Stating the General Character of the
Improvement and the Approximate
cost Thereof.
BE is resolved by the Mayor and the
Council of the City of Glasgow. Mon
tana:
section /: Notice is given that the
city of Glasgow intends to create q
special improvement district
-. -,
Section .: The general character OF
the improvement to be made is the
construction Of additional sewer and
water mains on Fourth Avenue south
in the city of Glasgow. II within me
boundaries of the real property herein
after described.
section 3: The estimated cost OF the
Improvement is $3.4J1 -.
section I: The boundaries of the pro-
posed special Improvement district
are. and the special improvement dls-
trict includes within its boundaries
the following described real property /:
All the real property situate within
the following exterior boundaries, IN
the original tOwnsitc of the Town (now
CityD Of Glasgow. Montana, according
to the official plat thereof on file IN
the office of the County Clerk OF Val
ley County. Montana:
Beginning at the northwest cor
uer of Lot > in Block 30 of the
original TOwnsite Of Glasgow and
going in a s%outherly direction
along the boundary line between
lots . and 3 in Block 81 tn the
southwest corner of Lot >. being on
the boundary line of the alley run
ming through Block 36. along said
south alley line to the southwest
corner of Lot IL. Block 30. thence
on that line extended to the south
east corner of Lot l in FLOCK -.
thence along the south alley line l
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named D~efendant(s) ::

named Defendant(s):
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
Court. a copy of which is herewith
served upon you, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upOn
the Plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
days after the service OF this summons,
exclusive of the day of service and in
case of your failure to appear or ans
wer. judgement will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This action is brought for the purpose
of quieting title to the land situated
in Valley County, Montana, and des-
cribed as follows:
EhSEA, Section IL. SWHSWA Sec
tion IL. NWANWA, Section 10, and
NhNEH and SEHNEH of Section
II, all in Township ~, North
Range 30, East Montana Meridian.
Witness my hand Inc the seal of
said Court this 9Th day of April, 1915.
Court Seal Blanche GrOtjan
Clerk
John Marriott Kline
Elizabeth Kline
Glasgow, Montana
A~ttOrney(s) for Plaintiff(sl
april l.. 10. PC and May 81
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E. w. Feehan, Once
Resident Of
Glasgow, Passes on

Edward w. Feehan, 90, former
resident of Glasgow, died in Chico
Hot Springs last Thursday, accord
ing to word received here. He had
recently owned the Chrome bar in
Absarokee, which he sold a few days
before his death.
Mr.. Feehan came to Glasgow about
1906 and lived here for almost 25
years. He was at nj time a deputy
sheriff and later operated the
Farmers Equity elevator, then in
operations here.
He moved from here to Billings,
where he was owner of the Sham
rock bar. He also was caretaker at
st. Patrick's Catholic church and
the Frat school there for a number
years. He left Billings in 1899 and
operated businesses in Fromberg,
Basin and Joliet, before moving to
Absarokee.
The body was taken to Billings for
funeral services.