davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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was taken. He added In re-
spouse to further questioning:
Il presume If such an organi-
cation Is functioning its activities
will be watched by our military
forces, and its records in Japan
could be taken over and given to
us. Then, il we see something
suspicious we can decide whether
action by us is needed"
Some other committee men,
bers said privately they believ-
ed Investigators would be sent
to Japan to confer with IN
telligence units there.
Pierre lie Moyne d'Iberville,
the explorer, erected fort on
the Mississippi River about 40
miles above the mouth in 1899.
The city Of Biloxi, Miss, now
stands near the site of the old
fort,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05

House for sale. Immediate pos
session. 4 rooms with bath. 447
st. Anthony, $2,25O down, easy pay
ments. Ell. 1912.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05
News With Crews
By Emma Crews

Railroad Bob Blair the Winnipeg acclaimed to be
employee the Great Northern towards his fellow
women and the looks the road to full
after a recent illness.
Oden waiter-ncharge the Winnipeg is
thirty days vacation, and is spending it at Hot Springs Ark Com
brother Francis has returned to Winnipeg to the
operation of his swany little eating establishment the Main Stem
The finest foods Winnipeg served from Odens which caters
the best classes of all races.
IT'S said by Ns Casey from playing the part of Shorty
plans get married Good gon Mr. Caseyess and
tear-on the mind.
Change has busted the hardhng of Jimmy
Allen which through the prediction of Paul Church. the
who be 1.-TWO Checkman and known the
million The included "Baby Renics, nen-man
"Tggertoe Ross sverman Paul Church, nenmans mule Ray
Williams, jantor and Jimmie Aliens mule.
Abe Goodow who known by of his admirers "Abes
Irish Ros discovered recently that he had been cassmae of Charles
Bradley's father in St. Louis Missouri
Morris Keaton railroad of N p and formerly of the
N His brother recently became the daddy of baby boy
Williams leaving become resident of Great Falls,
Mont, will still NJ running from there
talk em death there Ray Well miss you
Very seldom observed the beautiful legs of Marian Anderson
which a critic noticed.
popular magazine considering using
Negro er who flying Germany thinks of his
girl-frend and the things he loves.
And they laughed when down the laugh
Jimmy truhfuly say
the Ek Saturday night and beat booge
Surprised Jimmy Roy should be understudy
Eddie Haywood his of Begn the Begue could double
for Heywood record of that The Lou Burs celebrated
her birthday Saturday night although natal day fell Sunday
Her friends wouldn't permit her the gifts she received until
Sunday Red Meyers left Friday Adelaide in Indianapolis
where they will make their home for the winter Booe Bell is
finish his urough having fun with folks in the Twin Cities
and Boe does have fun he's good sport Stewards Mate NC
Charles Russell has been with the Navy for and is expected
home from Tokyo Oct g. Charles Herb and Don Russell will
for California where they will enter the u of L. M NJ M Floyd
Purear left Wednesday days fuough
lain visit his home New York City, Spotted the
Saturday night at spots Rose Mcclure and Tiny amy fitting
along with the crowd the goodookng Jimmy Kirk dancing with Villa
Booker jerbuggng Villa; Ingram chic little
Pat Mallory; vi Asbury and charming Beryl Smith.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05
Teen Age
Chatter
By Georgia Russell

Pm here once again, bringing you
the latest teen-age chatter on rec
ords, parties, news and gossip.
Yes, this is just the place to look
to see what's what in the latest rec
ords, whether they be slow, fast,
hot or classics. Sonny Dunham's
Disorder at the Border" is really
something to hear for you 1--WE
lovers, but for you who have a
classic interest with little boogie
attached, then Hazel SCOTS version
of Chopin's Minute Waltz" is made
just for you, but for you who go
in for slow mellow moods, then the
"Honey Dripper" and "Soothe Me"
is for you. But for those that just
like music, period, then most likely
the following new recordings will
interest you, such as "My Sweet"
and 81 Can't Believe You're in Love
with Me-" by Louis Armstrong;
Shreveport" by Jelly Roll Nor
ton; "No More Toujours," by
Vaughn Monroe's orchestra with
Hoagy Carmichael doing the vocal
honors. It was voted one of the
best songs of its kind ever written.
Trombones, trumpets and saxo-
phones scream short solos, through
a haze of Buddy Rich's drumming
on "That's It." Freddie Slack has
just released an album of boogie
woogie records that really scores a
boogie beat. Woody Herman's re-
cordings of "Goosey Gander" is an
other worthwhile addition to be
added to your swing library. It is
straight instrumental by Woody
with crying effects by piano and
guitar. Eddie Haywood was really
pounding the worries on one of his
best recordings 'Blue LOU" and
"Please Don't Talk About Me When
I'm Cone" Duke Ellington's
Everything But You" is excellent.
Ella Fitzgerald and the Delta
Rhythm Boys give out with "I'm
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you mean Pm out of luck because
my name is Chuck" That is
the answer to all girls, right cats I?
Sunday, the Wheatley canteen
jumped and cats slumped as their
hips bumped and their hearts
thumped. Some of the TINS
tempting morsels) there, were:
Johnnie Clayton, Betty King, Anna
May Allen, Dolores Beasley, ruff
cuff, and several other F. F. Zine
Femmenines).
I guess you know, Joe, that OF
David Allen whose 1--WE really
checks, is now added to the cats
with specks.
1 hear there's a steady beat,
which is neat, and they've had no
strains; they are David Hammond
and Elmercia Baines what's
this 1 heard this noon about Jewel,
Jake and Billy Calhoun and K. Nc !?
Don't grieve, little leaf, because
N. B. is leaving let me tell
you about something to wear that
lot of girls are putting in their
hair they are bow ties, red,
yellow and green, and on a fine
shirt they really look keen. .
They've been coming in style for
quite a while, and Jack, they really
brighten your smiles. .. So get on
the beam . it's not extreme, and
that's no lie fall out all hard
with bright bow tie.
Say Dillars and Dollars, and out
Observation-Disclosures aristo-
Gratis, I know you can't think of
anything to do, because nothing's
new and Pm blue, how about you?
No doubt you, too.
Well, cats, just know you want
to go, far, far away from st. Paul
and Minneapolis, but this is really
one place you will miss take it
from a cat what knows. Re-
member the grass isn't always
greener on the other side of the
fence,
So sit tight till you hear about
that jungle 1--WE that makes you
strive to keep alive, till I arrive
with some righteous 1--WE. }. Well,
so long Hoss and boss, because
that's a great deal McNeal, what
you bet, my pet?
Zip Zip, yihooti, find me a
beauty. So long "Bong" zee
Duke Don.
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By TED SHEARER

Gonna Hurry You Out of My
Mind" which is really good.
Well, enough of records, let's
lamber on.
Last Monday at the John
Marshall High, all thoughts were
turned tensely on the game with
Mechanic Arts, We'd, Oct. 8, which
will be game of games. But with
men like Percy Zachary, Sherman
Harper and Walter Archer on the
Marshall team, they have nothing
to worry about.
Saw quite a few going to the
frankie earle Harvest Moon
Dance" at the Auditorium, Oct. 2
Bowling is one of the new addi-
tions Halle has added to its year.
ly program. For all you girls who
like to play basketball, the girls
basketball team at Halle, is look
ing for 10 new members.
The couple of the week is lovely
Myra McAdams and handsome
Edward James.
Evelyn Lewis diamond ring is
really something you must see. It's
really very beautiful. No, she's
not engaged, so don't get ideas.
Miss Sybil Norman of Evanston,
ILL.,, cousin of Leona Mason is visit
ing her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mason, SIT Carroll Ave.
The Elites club of Halle @.
Brown is looking for an ideal Min
neapolis boy and an ideal st. Paul
girl. The persons chosen by the
judges will be crowned king and
queen for a night at the dance given
by the Elite club. The date for the
dance has not as yet been set, but
all pictures to be entered in the
contest must be in before Oct. 26.
So send your picture today to 321
N. st. Adams.
Must be rushin" along so catch
you next week. So long!
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Ans: The new has worn off
now that the affair is getting
old to him it is growing monOtO-
nous and undressing. You must
realize right now that you made a
very. unwise step when you went
to live with this man without mar
riage. Affairs built on sand, with
out the sanction of marriage, in
variably wash away with the pas
sage of time. You are extremely
young and you should go back
home and stay until you have had
the proper offer of marriage.
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for Nate Bonner, but because of
rain, which was a pain, altho a
gain, to remain inside. D.. But we
didn't worry, We had it in the
library and the fire grew as the
wind blew, and cats knew what to
do, for they jumped with Betty and
Mable too . and Leona and Billy's
engagement isn't true. Have
you heard that new record blouse
of Joy" and is it fine, boy?
There was a hamburger fry at
Minnehaha Falls last Saturday
night, and I know it was really a
sight. Say, Frances Logan, what
is your slogan, Or who is your
beau moe, or should ask some one
that was at the fry. Oh, brother,
and I know they won't die, my, my!
Frogs leap so they say. {. But l
also know cats do every day E. but
in different way. -. Oh boy, it's
Jackson-Mae, hayl
Say pants-wearing, drape-bear-
ing, Mr.. Helps, well everyone in the
male category, including Mr..
Chips. Your chick, may come up
to you and say on some great day,
"that's enuff, McDuff," or ''you've
got to go Joe" or "keep your stride,
Clyde" or "that's not my hobby,
Bobby" or "you're out of luck,
Chuck" And if she does, just tell
her, "That's not enuff because my
name is Duff; I don't have to go,
because my name is Joe. It's
usually the girl that has to keep
her stride and pride when with
Clyde. My names Bobby and I
didn't ask you about your hobby;
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B. O.: 1 am writing about my
husband. He tells me he loves me
but I don't know how to take him.
We have been married for a long
time, but 1 am finding out that he
isn't true. T found woman's name
and address and telephone number
in his billfold but he denies every
thing. He stays out nights occa-
sionally. 1 don't quarrel with him
but it embarrasses me and 1 hate
it for the children's sake as we'll as
my own. Our children are old
enough to know that he should not
carry on in this way so advise me
what to do.
Ans: The husband with a wan
dering eye cannot be treated with
too much kindness and patience as
it is these two factors which is
more than apt to lead him back
to you after his little excursions
by the wayside. Let him shoulder
more of the responsibility of the
home, especially the care and the
direction of the children. If you
and your husband would take
a larger part in the activities of
your children this will have a
steadying and SOLDERING influence
on your husband as well as con-
Stunning the surplus time that he
now has to run around. A man has
to be made to feel important in the
eyes of his wife and children if he
is to be made cOntented and happy
in the home.
M. N. A.: Here is my problem.
I am with a man who is 27 and I
am IL. When we first started to-
gether he treated me nice. I love
him very much and sometimes
ask him if he loves me and he tells
me to figure it out for myself and
l am thinking that he doesn't love
me. He used to kiss me each morn
ing before he left and was real
sweet to me when he came in but
not any more. He nearly stopped
taking me out and when he does
agree to take me some place he
acts like his mind is far away and
not on me. When he comes in now,
he gets his supper and goes out
and stays until late. Tell me what
to do?
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Juvenile 1--WE
By DONALD GATES

Walking with my baby, she s
got great big feet, and I hope to
die, that's no lie, you ought to try
opd m oct hpr
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05

Lanky Louis
White, an ALL
city end per-
former for the
Trainers in
1914, is playing
end and tackle
for Mechanic
Arts this year.
Louis makes his
home with his
m o t h r., Mrs.
Joseph Young,
573 Carroll Ave.
His father is
Louis White,
Sr., of 1927
Thomas Avenue.
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anu III = y v I'LL
"Bye and Bye"
and did you try
that great bow
tie?
T h a is tn e
cheese you got to
squeeze that's
the trash you've
got to pass, and
the 1--WE that's got
to last. A pow
WOW was given
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''PrOblems of Humanity"

BY 7. MELVIN

A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED
HEART COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
GndYo
include clipping
ABBES 9S M
C
problems within the
o
THE Able WALLACE SERVICE
i'd Nnneup olis Is,
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kN(De THIS lis I'M
NJ KfknBx GE0h RooseO
at must be fun to break heart,
And know you've broken scores,
But I'd certainly like to be around,
When somebody skaters yours"

Don't look now but dongs! Maybe
part the activities! There pow WOW given
by the CredjafaWns party Tor soldier Jimmie anu Ills
wife by the Caud Masons Reception welcoming tne oeaO'
personality And the reception tribute was paid to
Josephine Chambers retiring president of the Minneapolis Urban
Auxiliary fashion show Halle Brown House, with
Junauld Brown and Sister Alberta Davis in charge
sympathy c. W. Bell whose wife succumbed last
Smith oe secretary of the Urban League Min
neapos other members of the family of Walter Smith, who passed
this week after brief illness and to Charles Blackburn and
family, who lost his father, last week.
sponghting Booghey Brothers,
soldier home furlough handsome soldier Norman "Booe
Bell Jimmie Sims (Harold) Walker Bill Carroll
Anita BloedOon Pat Mallory Rose Mcclure Tiny Beamy
st Pauies) Theodore Jones Eddie Robbins (the paner)
George resembling in St. Paul Taft
civilian clothes Bill McNeeley, recent discharge
popular Grover Ingram declaring Howard of St. Paul and
look alike cute June Robinson "boogle[ng Blossom crimes
Cupds and Tmaeh Marshall Coope Ander-
and Ese Stewart (st Paul. pretty Lucille Burrs doing
the two Cels (Taylor and Newman doing
up and Minneapolis Newman being mistaken for Clifford
Rucker Andy and nez Clark Nina and Ed saer (santy
Cytes) Lambie" proprietor of Lambes in st.
Pau escong the spots the newweds Squire
Neal "Tiny" Brown doing good job of SERVING
the people . Henry Bowman the Arthur Harnesses the
young Carl Wades Eugene (more St. Paues
much Phillip True Leonard Carter
Charlotte Curry and Juana Soldier Harold
Ripper Chrne happiness I'm tol Ernestne Danfor
and sister, Harriet Marjorie Lewis Kenny Burs Bud Roach who
says he's moving to Chi soon account
The Jam session at one of the spots goov Saturday night
Roy Kay piano. Faison he wr the drums
only stick Faison the bass fiddle But the
prise Jimmy Tver down the piano and knocked
then McNeeley drummed while and then
Walker sounded all right at least drew the crowd
closing walked few members of Nat Towles
their if they not right then I'm
Milton Thomas Lawrence Bastisa (Sax
rombone Ralph DeBarre vocalist and William BURNER
YaddOg" milwaukee rairoad) has his changed
milwaukee wae couldn't find his bed at the quarters
Pm told weren't fooling feelish were you Bob?
Minneapolis Brother Es People they would enjoy
open Saturdays those who
make time Monday chance to enjoy themselves otherwise Monday
they beat
Simmons Navy man, who formerly stationed at
Chamberlain writes that wearing $75 Gruen watch,
which a second prize imagine it for
singing, has nice voice singing.
My good friend Oscar has decided the claims that's
why he busy You know he has pretty long line
successful asked what books had helped him
replied fathers chekbook mothers cookbook"
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-21

My idea Of . good time,
is flo ntine down q lemon
ade river, in a Banana
70 st, vi tn. q Peach. going
to AZ Ice Cream Festival
on the side of q Coconut
Nountain, Nth p1 enty of
Moon shi ne.
It takes re hindsi ght
than foresight to steer
anything successfully for
q 1onr time.
And you gripe about so
Many foolish peopls. I
once heard q. veal thy man
say: "1f every one we're
as sFlart as IL would have.
to get g tin i'll, nnd
peck vi tn the Chi ckens for
a 1ivi n.y."
Charlie: "Ana Go you like
BE- thine Reauti est"
Eddie: " dunno, I atn't
ever bathed any YET"
Love Is the hi tory Of a
women s. Ii fe. 1t is an en- .
sode in a man's
4-a-AA4-n. .4n,aA ~. g..a-A-e 2. la4A
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-21

Young Wife: Mt seems to
me, darling, that you dom t
love me as much rs you US
ed to. You, always let me
get, up and make the fire
now.n II
Ado ring Husband: Mon
sense. my dear, your Get
ting UP to make the fire
makes me love you all. the
mo re. j."
"ondar how peny fl. lea
yes Eve tried on before
sayi ng: Will take this
one.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-21
Page s

@. 5, 42 ~ ~ x
Tbsa4; ) E 2
I see civilians g.
qui tie a lot
Soneday hope to be one,
For though I was
And now I'm not,
ia rather be than see one.
Reo1a. Freeman is back
from school and Sgt, Nit
che11 Is right on the ball.
Gather ye romance
While We may
For wal ting may bring
so rrow
A guy who S static ned
here today
HAY be transferred by
tono rroW.
Al though the Chi lily mite
air di ssuaded the out OF
town no tesses from ,appea-
ring at the US0 IS Pre-Chr-
istmas dance, the local
guest repo rted a very en-
joyable evening.
Did you know that over
half Of the Uni ted States
Army will be demo bi1ized
by Chri tmas2
Sgt. Chri tina Dones VAC
left this week for Ft. Dix
Whe re she will be di ischar-.
ged from the service.
MRS. Gro SIS, who manages
the NCO Club dining room,
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-21

One ri ght Cid Mar Wimple
deci ded he'd 90 q bit Of
ii nv ering about the house,
ard tool. it uron himself
to revarni 81 the seat II
the bathroom. Young Johtlns~
came mona Late from q par
ty and. not kno wing about
the paint, got stuck. His
struggles to get loose
woke the old man, but even
their comti ned eff forts
we're in vain. Finally. the
cid nan took the seat OFF
and drovc JOHNNY to the
family do ctor. The saw
bones turned HI s sunny side
Up and was about to start
No rg when Johnny reMa rked:
"Did you ever see sny--
thing like this before,
Doc7n
"oh, sure, chuckl ed the
Doc. "Lot's Of times, but
I'LL be damned If this is
Mt the first time 7 ever
saw one framed. "
A CT returned to the har
racks after q week Of wine,
women end song. Over his
bunk, above hi s sleeping
form, his buddies put a
sign "Cut Of Ardor. :"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31

W"'N,c" IN EIGHT WON. t5,, -
Uf time. ''"' i'ng;n
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-26
DOINGS IN COMPANY "F"

First 1t Joseph L. Anderson gave
the men a test Of endurance last
Friday, and what a test. With full
field packs we walked four miles in
As minutes and most of the men
made it in grand style We also
learned by way of the grapevine"
that 1t. Anderson's pack contained
paper. Perhaps as a good soldier. he
knew what type of ordeal we would
have to go through.
Many of you do not know that
Company 'Fp' holds the banner for
athletic supremacy. Many may ask
how We earned such honors, so here
goes:
~ Let your mind wander back to the
football season, and you win remern-
ber that the three outstanding men,
bers of the team were in '.FD COM
pany. They are as follows: Pfc. Attis
Edwards, Sgt Arnold Finney and
Sgt Arthur Daniels, need 1 say
more. Basketball proved the greater
extent Of our capabilities, for up to
date we have lost only one game,
and should be tied for second place.
BY the time this is published we
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-26
LIGHTNING SCI"

Due to the fact that most of the
members OF our basketball team are
on furlough, all of our scheduled
games have been Cancelled until
their return. We are eagerly antici-
pating the game with Hqs. 3rd Bat
talon net-men.
We bet no one can guess why our
"top-kick" goes around wfliStling all
through the day, although he seems
rather depressed earlier in the
morning. But, boy! does he "bloS-
som" as the day progresses and
night is drawing nigh! He gives
every evidence of being happy. May
the cause of his happiness have a
long and pleasant stay here in Fort
Huachuca. (But why is SfSgt. Silva
so happy?)
A certain lieutenant of this unit
seems to be taking his responsible
ties rather seriously here of late. I
understand he has made a most re-
cent addition to them, in the form
of a beautiful and blushing bride.
The entire company joins in extend
ing fluctuations to the lieutenant
and his bride.
Our company Gas Officer is NOT
''gaS happy" as has been ntfnated.
he's happy because his better half"
has arrived in camp. May her stay
be an extended and enjoyable one.
Men of Lightning a." let's be
proud Of our Company. Let's give it
the faith and moral fibre that goes
into the building Of the high stan
dards for which she stands. This, our
Company, is the oldest company In
the Regiment. She has received and
endured the scars of many a battle
without a whimper The least we
can do is follow suit. Let's stand
behind our Company and our COM
pany commander, for they are both
Tops" in any mans army.
-S/SGT. RAY MORRIS.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-26

Scoring 152 in ACCT and possess
ing an 10. of $50, Pfc. Hubbard has
had brilliant academic record.
When he was inducted into the
Army he had studied chemical engi-
neering for three years at the Uni
versity of Iowa and had specialized
in the study of electronics at Penn
sylyania State for one year. He holds
BIS degree in electric engineering
from Penn State, which he received
i'm June, 1943.
Has Received Many HOnors
Pfc. Hubbard is member of three
honorary societies besides having
many other recognitions bestowed
upon him. He is member of the
Kappa Alpha Psi, the Tau Beta Pi
engineering equivalent of liberal
arts Phi Beta Kappa and Phi
lambda Upsilon honorary chemical
society During his junior year at
college, he won a prize for the high
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-26

shall be In second place seeking to
take first place.
Never let it be said that '.F" Com
pany boaSts-but when the inspectors
walked into our mess hall last week
they just knew they were in the
kitchen of a hospital until convinced
differently. After this they conferred
the honor of the outstanding mess
hall Of the regiment.
In case you are not in the know
about the latest world events, you
should have sat in ON the lecture by
Pfc. Hubert MCLEOD.
This is all for now, except we
want to pass on to you our slogan:
When in this army and every
thing goes wrong,
And it seems with no one you can
get along,
Don't commit suicide, just sing
the regimental song.
This is Mrs. Walkers son, ~Jodae,
saying, SO long for now"
BY JODAE WALKER
The Apache sentinel., 1945-01-26

est scholastic record among MEM
bers of Phi lambda Epsilon and he
has been President of the Interraciai
Commission at the University of
Iowa and Vice-President of the
Negro Forum.
Pfc Hubbard's di C harge was
granted at the requestof the Univer-
sity of Iowa, which sought his aid in
conducting research in electronics
He will be connected with the office
of Scientific Research and Develop
ment, a subdivision of the War
Manpower Commission.