davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Livestock M arket

HOGS i 900 900 Firm ell osrroxs and
lng good and choice SO~s under 500 lbs
Sl4a "a 5. most stAgs Si2 50 straight
CATTLE-2 600 Slsughter steers and year
linEs predominste around 25 pei cent OF run
COWS all mature classes active. strong. spots
l5a Is cents higher throughout list stoCkers
and feeders relatively scarce. firm short load
good 10 choice around 100 los fed steers.
Nl6.25 other gOod short feds slSmSl6
most common and medium. Sl2.5O,ai4 so
lev llghiNeighi8 dOMn-lo- $40 10 EpsdIsri
mixed yearlings $i2ai3.65 early s-ssles
mostly s1o75aI2 most cutters. s9sIo'
few strong weights, $40 Gamers mainly
Ssas.7S feV shelly nghtweights down 10
most medium and good sausage bulls.
CALvES--s5O vesiers mostly steady. but
'1 --.'''e ih,.te1.sL LsetAt-si- esls good sad
good kinds common and medium, sl3 SOH
700. smsIl early receipts steady.
l.snb. si7. part deck % lbs fed Tc1ss,
Slt.IA. just rood lambs sl6aIf so sig-
able loi GOOD SIS lbs. yearlings SO sheep
negligible quotsbie firm
CHICAGO
9 ChiCAGo adc Msr G h, - ltSS - HOGS -
heavy. @yGV sitSS18ssiS47s tS1 medium HH'A si447s.
D'sslng ll;., i9w, sig 37ssit piss ,i2sl4 -
stead. Beef steers choice. sls@i725 me
dium sl2al6 yearlinEs Sl2al7. Butchers
heifert Sio0l IS so cows seals bulls So
ala calves sea1sSo feeder steers 500
"a 80 .Stockers. steers. S9pI4 cows and
hcifers Sqml3
SHEEP ~ II 600. steady Lambs. sisa
IS s. common ti2al5 veariings Sl3a
- so feeders, Si1al3 so ewes s. SOa 10
PtTTSBt RGH
PITTSBURGH March 10 ms CATTLE
-f25 steady 70 strong Seer rood 20
choice Sl6@l7 medium 20 good Sl4al6
common 70 medium Sl2nl4 heifers good
70 choice si4 Soai5 medium 20 sood
s. SOC 10 common ~ medium. ts 50al2
COWS good 90 choice. siOnl2 medium 70
good-Ss- AnA 9-ao,-cannerS- and cutters.
s.. Soa 3 so bulls good 20 choice. Slid
"a common 10 medium. t7ato
HOGS-30O steady 1901 80 los. SiSa
Is Is 10000 lbs SIS lO@15I5. 200
220 lbs Sl5iOaI5I 22O-2so lbs
SlA10al515. 25O-30o lbs S15aI5is
70O-35o los sl5p1sls ioo-l5o los
SlAels7S r0ughs si4al44O
SHEEP-9AO steady Choice lambs tis 80
10 I 2 -. medium tn good SlSnl6 com
mon lambs Sqa1l so ewes S4r'9 so.
setbcIs S5g 10 so choice clipped lambs.
CALvES-Iso. STEADY Good N choice
tl7 4oels 40 medium. tlSel7. culls and
common So S0ai2 so
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Ce|otex Corp. Gets
Two Texas Concerns

CHICAGO. March 10 The Cello
tex Corp has acquired the proper
ties and business ol the Texas
Cement Plaster Co, located at
Plasterco and Longworth. Tex.
Texas Plaster Co. manufactures
full line of gypsum plaster and
board products
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Irnaf NOTICE.
COURT: KINGS cot ~TY


IN THE MATTER of the application ~
ANNA MTKUS for dissolution OF her mar
rage with JOHN MlKUS pursuant o.
Section "A. Domestic Relations Law
To JOHN MIKCS, Take notice that
petition has been presented 10 this court
by ANNA hiKUS. your wife for the dis
solution OF your marriage on the ground
that, YOU have sbsented Yourself for Eve
tal successive wears last past without
being known 20 her 10 be living and tnat
she believes you 20 be dead and that pur-
suant 20 an order 81 said court entered
the 18TH day ~ February ie45 = near,ng
will be had upon .ad petition a. the sad
supreme Court. Special Term, Part V m
Room 100. IN the Municipal Building
Court and IoraIemon Streets. Borough ~
BROOKLYN City - New YORK on the Ism
dsy Of May, istS. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon n
Dated Brooklyn. New YORK February
18th. lai5.
ANNA MIRUs Petitioner
HENRY y COLEMAN
Attorney for Petitioner
Odice and Y n Address.
- West ssth Street
eorourh - Nsnhstts- !.
City OF Nss Yorsb
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Pipe Line System Sold

NEW YORK, March 19- The
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. has ar
ranged TO acquire a new eight-inch
products pipe line system extend
ing approximately los miles from
Robinson, ILL.,, 10 the vicinity OF
Indianapolis, Ind. al cost OF APP
proximately 81 100000
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

TOLEDO, March 10 ms -CsSn grain on
track
WHEAT-No. / red. Sl75Ia No red
81 74I3
CoRN-So ? yellow. sIIs1. No. yel-
low s1.l4lsGll5is
OATS-No. white $50 1ec No white
77a77i7c
SoYBEANs-No. ? yellow, s2l5e2ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO March 10 tINS Cash grain
CORN--NO ; yellow Sl.I5i.a l.l6i. 80.
yellow 81 077sai.14i7 No 5 yellow
- Oossa oTl4 sample FTade yellow 54H
99c No. white 81 27l..
SOfBEAhS-N0 ] yellow. 50 ~.
OATS-No. ] mixed s2C No ? mixed
SOC No. / red special. s2c- sample grade
REQ speclaL &c. sampe grade white. z 5lac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Stock Listing O.K'd

NEW YORK. March 10 - The
New York Stock Exchange has
for listing Robert Car
Co. Inc 1l3.6OS additional shares
of preferred stock. s per cent Gu
mulatrNe. $50 par value and 49,
SOS additional shares Of common
stock. 81 par value
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
New State
Champs

The Freds, Bujack and Breckles,
are the new state match doubles
champions today succeeding Their
man Gibson and Wayne Spaulding
Bujack-Breckles had a 42-game
total of 1906. A joint average
of 4l6.33 10 1878. difference
OF 720 pins
Spaulding-GibSon verage d
399.27. They were 359 down when
the match resumed al Ambassador
after the first half at Olympic two
weeks ago.
BrcCkle- -Bujack raised this 20
374 al the finish of the fourth
block and kept adding 10 their
margin over the difference
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
DELRAYS SHOOT SOIO

Eddie IrOslcn'S ~DeIrays, de-
Tending champions who bOwled
last season under the name Pro
grcSSlve. made 30l0 yesterday AT
Riverside Recreation 10 gain third
IN the regular team division OF
the Lutheran tournament.
Owls from Bethlehem Finnish
Church went 10 fifth IN the over
average section on 248. Leaders IN
the other events kept their posi-
tlOnS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
WINNIPEG GRAINS
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

WINNIPEG March Q tINS -Pye finished
unchanged 20 &c higher today. May 81 32I.
oid July. sl.25i. bid October, Sl.l54. a
1.13iz
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Tennis Title
To Peterson

Hamtramck' first indoor tennis
singles tournament. the first in
the district since l94l, and a
uccess, is another entry IN the
record books today but the me-
mory fingers. II will be repeated
In 1916 with doubles added 10 the
program.
Kimbark Peterson of Ann
Arbor, moving about the Ham
tramck High School court with
the snap Of a junior and the COM
petitive zeSt of a Donald Bulge,
accumulated the title yesterday
from Capt. Frank Frochling Of
RomuluS Air Base, GA, "a.
AIDED BY DRAW
The draw helped Peterson. He
was not overtaXcd on his way 10
the final while Froehling, seeded
one in the upper half, was weary
from a string Of long three set
matches, particularly his semi
final with Mack Taylor. and gave
way TO the freShcr Peterson
Froehling ousted Taylor ambi-
dextreus shetSmith, 40, 6-3, 81
Peterson'S better control gave
him the decision nNer Edward
Roszak, rs. GA. In the preceding
round, Froehling eliminated 1t
Thomas North, late OF the air
borne infantry, 6-3 6-3 As Taylor
disposed of Alexander Thomas
Hetzeck Jr. state boys champion
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Earnings
rARNAIInN IN
ANfRlCNN STNTING ~

ia44 la4s
share earnings e. 40 si 50
Net income tSOT s7T S71Ss53
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
PIIISRIlRGH SILL

Yesr ending Dec. 81
. IqAd 1a4q
Common Ahsre earnings - 34H a ~
Net income S22s6o3s 81 234,32l
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
CooK FAINT ANp vARNIsH ID

1o44 1913
Prior pfa share earn tllls $50 90
Net profit SsT2 .364 Si73A 223
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Detroit Stocks
DiVid lends

ntyidends In the foreEoinf table are the
mounts paid payable ~ far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Cut Carbon Black

comparatIVe tests shON
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
HEearHBfinei
AuGEROreSS

Miss Skuitfa Bdncr. blind tppcf
FeninSula novelist. viii appear in
DGlrnI- -March- -AQ.Al- IN CONNECTION
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
SfiHllSOn
BalkS Quiz

WASHINGTON MaEch-13
tINS) Secretary of War Slim
son today refused TO give Con-
gress access 10 confidential intel
lgence files Of officers invesu-
gated for alleged communistic at
fiiiatieH-= eTs-ta= permit army
spokesmen TO answer questions
concerning the records.
His stand was revealed in a
letter 10 a House military sub
committee presented by Mai. Gen
Clayton Bisseii-, army Intelligence
CHIEF. RlSsCll said that under
those instructions he could not 90
into specific charecs- OF alleged
Communist connections against 10
officers and FIVE enlisted men
named in BIIhtIshEd-rcPgrts--
SumSOn advised the committee
that records Of Investigations
made by the intelligence division
are Confidential in nature for the
use OF the secretary Of war and
the chief Of staff Usefulness Of
the intelligence divisions s work IS
largely based on the secrecy Of
its Investigations and files. he as
serted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Fire Kills Invalid

Mrs. Jeannie Coonie, 50, an in
valid. was burned 20 death last
night in her home at 1852 Sturte-
want when the heating pad in her
bed short Circuited
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Warns State
On Spending

As Mayor Jcffries opened his
statewide campaign today TO OBJ
tain additional state funds for
municipalities. State Auditor Cen
cral John D. Morrison warned
legislators that free-spendIng Of
present accumulated state re-
serves can easily put the states
budget ia the red for the current
year.
Admitting that state sales tax
rcNcnucS have mounted Z per cent
over the comparable Seven-month
period a year ago, Morrison said
that government operating eN-
Pen-es have increased 1917 per
Crut1-
Asserting that the state has
turned an Sll7090OO deficit into
a SllO.OOO,OO0 surplus in the last
four years. Jefries urged repre-
scntauvcS OF u cities at a meet
ing in city hall yesterday TO seek
support Of the legislators IN
their respective districts.
There il a struggle for votes
and we are very close 10 having
enough in the House 10 pass
favorable legislation" he said.
JehrieS said that passage of
such legislation was not designed
so that municipalities can make
z raid on the state treasury. but
10 prove 10 the people that, in the
last four years. the revenues Of
the state have been sufficiently IN
excess Of their operating eX-
penSeS."
Nine other meetings were held
IN various cities yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Marines ON Two LOII
I'm .Da!DS' Llxury DenS

IMO JIMA. March 13 (UPl-
Some Of the most luxurious living
Of this war is going on, ironically
enough, amid the desolation of
battle-tNrn Two.
A few lucky members Of the
IL z2ti>tt=Arii MA 1stfife= Regiment discovered
intact a series OF ornately fur
nished bombproof shelters which
had evidently housed high rank
ing offieefs-of ife-JaPanese gar
ElSan-
The bombproofs are fitted out
Japanese apartments, with
paneled walls and sliding doors
made of fine wood Shelves and
cupboards held food. magazines,
a phorograph and records, table
ware and clothing. There were
soft cots, upholstered chairs. writ
ing tables and the usual furniture
CT a home
Running water and electric
lights made il difficult 10 believe
that just outside the bombproof
was not civilization. but a sandy
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
7 Michigan FIiers
MISSING in Bahamas

JACKSONVILLE Fla March
13 (UP)-ANIM &c Donald Mike
Maiones. u, Ferndale. and S &c
Robert Charles FFeh, ~ Lansing
are among the Il officers and men
aboard a navy patrol bomber
which has been reported missing.
Jacksonville naval air station Of
ilcialS SAID today.
The plane was on a routine
training flight over the Bahamas
Islands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

chine in hrst-clasS running
order. Reasonable charges.
Estimate furnished in ad-
vance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
as Union Aides,
Rob Woman Of TOO

Two men posing as union Off
cials yesterday entered the home
OF Mrs Mary Greco. 1926 Salina.
struck her on the head and robbed
her Of 500 in cash and $1,000 in
war bonds She told police that
the men gained admlttance by
pretending 10 seek a member of
their union who formerly lived
at that address.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Uses Illegal Bottles,
Ddirymdn Fined SIS

Tom Economy operator Of the
Belcrest Dairy, 739 Melrose. today
vas fined SOS and placed on pro-
baton for six months after he
was found guilty by Recorders
Judge Gerald w. GToat of illegal
Use Of registered milk containers,
He was accused of having more
thaH-2 Goo bottles registered by
other dealers over a period Of two
wears
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

reported today
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

DR.. jenkins, Father
OF Cartoonist,.D Dies

Ell CENTRO, Cal, March 13
INS)-Dr. Burris A. Jenkins Sr.,
Is, former Kansas City minister
and publisher, died today at his
winter home in FL Cenuo.
He was the father of Burris
A. Jenkins Jr.. Hearst cartoonist:
Paul A. Jenkins, FL Centro pub
fisher, and 1t. comdr. Logan II.
Jenkins at San Diego.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Shell bust Misses
Id. Gen. Hodges

LONDON, March 13 GNS)-
1t Gen Hodges, l.. S. First
Army commander narroWI Y
escaped death when a shell landed
a few feet from him in the Rcma-
gen bridgehead. a London Daily
Mail dispatch said TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
eurfew Pay Changes
Met GetMLB O. K

Wage or salary adjustments IL
entertainment spots where opcrat-
inG hours have Leen SEQIiCned BIZ
the midnight curfew are subject
20 approval Of the regional WLB
LOUIS c. Miriam chairman. an
nOuncCd TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

with her new
and successful
b 90 X Latch
string Out
She will be a
luncheon guest
Of the j @ n n y
Lind Club on
March 20 and
VIII q q Gres 5
that OrgdnIZa-
ton On March
p she will talk
to braille classes
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

stretch OF volcanic ash camou-
flaged pillboXes, bunkers and a
network of death dealing weapons.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-06-29
Wheeler At 1t Again

When who travel overseas official business
and at government have the to suggest
should start fighting Russia then it's time get alarmed
the threat to President Rooseves foreign policies
Sen Burton K Wheeler and Sen. Albert w. Hawkes.
vice president of National
facturers held otherecord talk with $50 Yanks Rome
Wheeler and Hawkes. veered the discussion around Russia
and made great many Russian remarks Then Hawkes.
asked for show of hands how many ready
fight Russia. couple of GIs got pretty indignant
At first it strange that Wheeler who has always
for his isoatonsm should suggest spng Amer
lean blood in with Russia That's aside from the
portant fact that Russia doesn't have the slightest desire
fight do boys want to fight Russia.
Actually, solatonism" has only been camouflage for
Wheeler He's been in international affairs up his neck
the wrong side of the fence
He thumped for working partnership between America
Hitler Germany against Russia along the lines of Neville
Chamberlain who almost succeeded in campng such policy
on England.
He fought bitterly against joining the destroy
the Hitler gang political gunmen-the greatest
democracy in history.
preferred soft peace with Germany the hope that
would later hook with support the Nazis
in against Russia
Now that the European is over, you don't hear
of Wheeler about pitching in to lick the Jap end of
the Axis
Instead proposes start fighting Russia which has
the most powerful land army in the world.
greatest single contribution President Roosevelt made
toward future peace and security of the United States
and the entire world his leadership bringing our
country together with Britain Russia That unity the
only hope of a lasting peace.
We must take heed again of his words 1--WE shall
the responsibility for world collaboration we
shall have the responsibility for another world conflict
It is now up President Truman with the vigorous
BORT of entire country especially labor - to out
7DR's policies-Bulding Trades Union Press IN W.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-06-29
Reactionaries Resist Reforms

Passage by the house of representatives of the anpo
tax bill by large majority and the failure of the house not
only pass appropriation of the Fair Employment Prac
various tactics destroy it, evidence
of inconsistency the part of the membership to
also the result of of public opinion which has
been far more inssent the passage anpo legsa-
the duty of supervising the working of of the elementary
requirements of of opportunity for
ployment regardless Of race, color creed.
Perhaps if the ant-poll tax bill could be passed and
long forward would have been taken to
the operation of that fundamental requirement The
negro population in the south might then
congress- And certainly removal of the poll
as a voting, would insure the muchto-be desired
results retiring of the reactonary members
both the house and the senate and assist in putting the
in with the times and the changing world
Reaconary southern senators have already served notice
fbuster to stop the passage of the antpo
tax similar threats have been made by them
appropriation for the FEPC reach them Certainly
this will be their strategy should the creating
FPC pass the house and before the senate
the anpoll tax defeated in the senate
by failure the rule limiting debate This rule has
and again been invoked when
consideration which meant granting special advan
tages groups and the debating of which the
reaconary elements wished to have and succeeded
getting very limited time allotted to the opposition.
be we'll for liberal in the state to
write representatives vocng demand that ample time
given all but that be at all times
limited flbusters made impossible by reasonable
rule of cloture.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-06-29
The Peoples Power

The little business Main street appears like tc
oregather knife and fork clubs Chambers
of follow the lead of the bg shots in his
community and resolutions take similar action otter
why he does this except save to his by convincing
the those the higher
remains mystery. Perhaps it
just ascrbed his lack of real nteigence sufficient
to know just where his interests lie.
western part of the state find Chambers
Commerce cities and towns passing resolutions
against Valley Authority In the eastern part of
the state find Commerce and other organ
small merchants and other business taking
similar action against the proposal of Missouri Valley Au
actions be said to be nstgated
instance by of the private monopoly
it's affiliated interests and the little business
Main street at these times is their yes-man.
hand both of these regions, farm organ
organizations meet and pass resolutions
declaring support of the proposed authorities
promising greater opportunities for fuller life for them
their children But generally speaking they do not
take further step to strengthen their resolutions
They bring their grocer their their dry
goods others supported by their patronage into the
picture
It may be safely asserted that the small town business
man might easily to understand what side and
by whom his bread is buered And this appys to every
business man in every small city or town.
We suggest that farm and labor organizations give
sideration this Call it coercion WILL but it would
stop lot propaganda based false premises hufu to
the interests of the people of the state
Carried it would leave the Montana Power Companys
hired standing alone openly opposing the MVA and
the eva
Militant collective action by the little people is the only
hope for the future the drift into some
of fascist state.
We have democracy Let's keep it. To do we
must fight for it.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-06-29
Questions Dodged

In the western part of the state with considerable real
interest evidence the people, the question of the
desirabily of a Columbia Valley Authority patterned after
the IVA the Montana Power Company is showing its hand
opposition than does east of the mountains
connection with the proposal for Missouri Valley Authority
West of the mountains the chiseing monopoly sends it's
lawyers meetings and make speeches. East
the mountains the talents of its ooges which depend
upon political support and probably for political
paign funds.
In both the Columbia river and Missouri river sections of
the state however, the speakers evade questions and debate
the speeches of the ackey character
by indulgence baseless nnuendo half truths and out
right deliberately intended to misead the listeners
terminating their appearances before audi
without permitting questions from the listeners
easily understood by any informed They unable
to subsanate the assertions made by them with facts
However, believe that the people of Montana not
going be msed They going to investigate before
forming any fixed opinions And the propagands will have
a difficult time to hide their shame.