davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-16

There was one truly pretty bid
in that sequence. south's 2-Hearts,
which he could read from the OPP
ponents' bidding Of spades and
diamonds was likely TO and Q at
with North. and also which was
protected anyway by his ability to
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
States Early Green
May Reduce Yields
Continued from first page)

period this winter for there is
danger of winter killing from
smothering on such fields. Smoth-
ering is caused not SO much by the
ice. but by the thick mat of green
material formed by the weight OF
the ice. Another danger from the
unusual growth is that there may
lie serious lodging of the grain be-
lore harvest next year.
TO reduce both dangers, Phillips
recommends that fields of fall
Srain that have made excessive
growth be pastured. Under average
conditions grazing will reduce
yields of grain, but Phillips esti-
mates that this loss will not be as
great as that which may result
from smOthering and lodging.
In pasturing grain fields farmers
are cautioned to keep their live
stock off the fields when the
ground is wet. Serious injury to
yield will also result if the grain is
grazed too late in the spring. Under
average conditions grazing after
April | is not recommended.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
The Enemy Unseen

Suppose New York were captur-
ed by a foreign invader. Would
the shoe cobbler in Ohio. the cattle
man in Texas, the apple grower in
Oregon, sit back and say, We'll,
they'll never get out this far
We know all roo well, in this
day of the atom bomb and rockets,
that beach-head gained any
where in our country could destroy
it all.
Let us realize. then, that the for
eign invader need not be an army.
1t can be an ideOlOgy every bit as
dangerous so, even, because
it cannot be seen and pinned down.
1t can fly unseen through the
/ air on the spoken word; it can en-
ter our homes and our heads by
the written word. And it can de-
strOy our democracy as completely
as could any atom bomb-mort
slowly, but just as surely.
Let's not ignore this invader who
may seem distant today. 1t may be
on the threshold Of each of us, to
morrow
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
Total of $IOI,2I2
Collected In Drive
For Hospital Here
Continued from first page)

DR.. Haney stated that workers
must not settle for SIS or $40 but
must enlarge these gifts and he
urged all to go out after gifts in
both the high brackets and low
brackets.
Discussing the question of
FOOLED gifts, he said, they were
discouraged although treasury gifts
from organizations were welcomed.
AS to when the hospital addition
and the new school and residence
will be built, Dr.. Haney said, that
even in normal times the money
must be in hand before contract
can be let and construction begun.
He said. You can already have
your architect at work but at best
the major part of the new con-
struction will not be completed
within two years"
Discussing the poor response
from the Seaford area, the CAM
paign Director said that Seaford
was making plans for its own hos
pital. Declaring that he spoke
with a long experience in hospital
work and a knowledge of hospitals
he said it would be better to have
one, SOod, centrally located hOspi-
tai rather than have several little
hospitals scattered over the
Peninsula.
DR.. Haney pointed out that the
larger the hospital, the more and
better equipment it may have anC
as an example pointed out deel
therapy X-ray. This he said, was
too expensive to have in small
hospital but in a large one where
business warranted it, it might bt
installed. He urged construction o
one real good centrally located
hospital.
In closing he commended all pre-
sent for their work, stating he ha,
never met with a more consider
able group of workers. He said the
had done an excellent job in tn
community with a minimum of il
feeling.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
Day Of Rest

by r. a. Hall, Milford, Del.
The day our Lord has set apart
For you and L to keep.
Is day to love with all our heart,
And reverence well and deep.
He gave to us this Blessed Day.
The first day of the week.
The day He arose and went away,
And it's a day we all should keep.
Before He went away He said,
His church had surely build,
TO be His bride for Him to wed.
Then shouldn't His church be fill
ed
Let's show our Lord we've not for
got,
BY assembling ourselves to gether
And worship together in mind and
thought,
In every kind of weather.
Let's all keep with solemn prayer
This Holy Day of rest,
If He should come and find us
there,
I'm sure we'd all be Blessed. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
MORE EMPLOYMENT
FOR DISABLED GIS
URGED BY INDUSTRY

Every effort to employ even
larger numbers of disabled war We
terans was urged upon it's more
than $4,000 member companies last
week by the National Association
of Manufacturers in a statement
hailing National EmplOy-the- Ply
sically-Handicapped Week"
Many of them will never again
be able to compete in the full range
of job opportunities" the NAM
pointed out. "All employers owe "a
0ebt to these men. Let's pay it,"
Difficult Odds
In letter to Gen. Omar n. Brad
ley, MANS President Robert r.
WasOn assured the Veterans Ad-
ministratOr that I'VE will continue
to encourage the fullest cOOpera-
tion on the part of NAM members
with those aspects of the veteran
employment program in which they
feel they can be of greatest assist
ance"
The difficult odds that many
disabled veterans are meeting to
day in their search for jobs" Mr.
! Wason continued. adds emphasis
to the need for concerted action OF
the part of all employers, whethe
in commerce. industry or business.
III its recommendation to it
members. including both large an
small companies. the NAM said:
"All employers must start wit
the firm conviction that there is
vast number of jobs that can b
done by disabled veterans if sue
jobs are matched to the vetran'
abilities not his disabilities"
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22

Through the courtesy of the
Vanity Hosiery Mills of George
town, nylon stockings were award
cd to the women's team turning III
the highest amount. They were won
by Mrs. A. +. Humes team from
Milford. Members are Mrs. Wilbur
Bennett, Mrs. Joseph Deputy, Mrs.
Byron Gibson, Mrs George Draper
and Mrs. Edward Wall.
A box of cigars went to George
Tuck's team from Bridgeville,
members turning in $1.S04. Those
on the team include MedfOrd Can
non, o. f. Wiley, Edwin Layton,
Donald Nelson and Walton Smith.
Simple memorial plaques were
established by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Marshall Hugg, ST., John S. HOl-
land, the Victor Lynn Lines Inc,
Milford New Century Club, p. b.
Hughes, Alex SadOwski, Isaac l..
Smith, Willard ]. and Helen G.
Dufendach, T. S. Smith, Edgar f.
Isaacs and family and Mrs. Kath-
ryn Algard.
Others establishing memorials
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dare,
linen storage; Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. Sheaffer, admitting room; Addie
Luff Herring, private room, Senator
Leon c. Bulow, private room, and
Frank Clendaniel and family, stair
/ hall.
Memorial gifts were also received
from Mary P. and c. Morris Adams
William V. Sipple, William V. Sip
pie, Jr., and Linda Draper Sipple
Draper Brothers Machinery Com
pany, Frank R. Grier, Herman L
Phillips, A. F. Faix, Grier Lumber
Company and G. Marshall Town
/ send and family.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
State Guard Due
Final Inspection
Continued from first page)

The company having the highcs!
average will be selected as the col
or guard for the final parade Of the
entire regiment before being dis
solved The parade is scheduled
Jan. ,. in Wilmington and final
ceremonies will be held i'll Rodney
Square. That evening, a party for
members and families of the Guard
will be held in the Wilmington Ar
mOry.
The State Guard was formed at
the beginning of the war and took
the place of the National Guard
when that organization left for Ov-
erSeaS duty.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
38 F. F. A. Officers
AT Kent Session
Continued from first page)

dent of a model chapter meeting
and conducted an excellent pro-
gram.
After a picnic lunch on the
school lawn. the group separated
into committees of presidents, vice
presidents, secretaries. treasurers.
and reporters. With each committee
were two advisers to assist with
problems that pertained to their
offices.
Those Attending
Among those present were:
Caesar Rodney, state F. F. A.
executive committee. Jack Webb !;
state F. f. A. first vice president,
Buddy Dill; state F. F. A. cXecu-
tive committee, Lester Chase; Cae-
sar Rodney secretary, Noel Mech
ay; Caesar Rodney adviser, Hor-
ace Short.
MiddletOwn. local adviser, Geo
Rhoads; president. Boyd Cook
secretary. Stanley Wright; treas
urer, Lewis Wright.
Harrington. local adviser, Geo
/ Vapas; vice president, Lewis
Brown; treasurer. George Iced
president, Howard Morton; re
porter. Raymond Brown
Greenwood. local adviser. NOal
Cain; reporter, Robert Baker
treasurer. Harold Johnson; vic
president Edwin Cade.
Seaford, local adviser, Levi
Carmean.
Milford. local adviser, A. {. Da
wilson; president, Burton Cover
dale; vice president, Martin Gov
erdale; secretary, William Bow
man.
Lord Baltimore. local adviser
George Butler; vice president, JAG
Scott; treasurer, Wayne Murray
reporter, George Ryan.
Milton, local adviser. John Cul
tbs; state executive cOmmittc
Harold Belts.
Georgetown. local adviser, Fran
:. Elliott; state reporter, HarOl
Short; secretary. Billy Mitchell.
\ Newark, local adviser. F. II. Me
GER; state secretary, Burke Clea'
II er; reporter. Rodman Reed seer,
II tary, Charles Irwin; vice presiden
II Robert Carroll.
II Laurel. local adviser. NJ. J
II Price.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
Farmers Fewer,
Production Up

With farm population declining,
American farmers this year are
nevertheless producing thlrd
more than they did before the war,
with 10 per cent less labor. due
to the contribution that manufac-
turcrs are making in the way of
modern machinery.
with increasing mechaniZatlon,
according to findings of the Census
of Agriculture now being cOmplet-
ed by the U. S. Census Bureau,
farm productivity per acre has
gone up a fifth, productivity per
man up third.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22
De Luxe Oil Burners

Manufacturers are turning out a
vapOrizing oil burner designed for
living or dining room-styled in
deluxe models and finished to look
more like furniture.
Nations farms, with their nu-
merous Outlying buildings that
need to be heated, offer a large
potential market.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-22

Polished floors should be busted
with an upoilcd mop every day.
Edges should be waxed twice a
year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20

~ Stolen 2ife" beeinnt NittmodJ
26. Snni.

Gin Narner Bros. Troma ~
Stplen 2ifc" nit Bette Tapis unS
@lenn Sort in ben Sitelrouen be-
ginnt int SippoSrome Sbeoter. Sn
Oieiem nellen Slim ipielt SRI. Iapis
tire eritc Ooppelrolle als Elm paar
.3luillinge, cine sic iebr ernit lit unb
OILS eine sic bie Nipalin lit fir cinen
jingen Sngeneur. &atbp liebt @ia
ipeil er einiath lit amo Yat liebt in
linn mir einen anberen Sd)at. IS
lpirfen nod nit Game Glarf, ols
Spieler &arnof, Walter @renner ais
cit 2icbtturm-W -Wabtn,ann no 8ias
better 6reuno Charlie Struggles II. q.
Gie 8eidihte ipielt iih in SEEM eng
lcno ab uno lit iebr intereiiant.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20

baIten uno sen Gorteh aui Sdulltn1
baher 8iele ser Hefrl,ten iparen
friibere Sohid,iiler, aluoere iparel,
&rie9speteranen aus oem Sipeitsl,
@eltfrieg. SieIe traten oesaregci,
Dor Bent 80. S,rni bel Ser slrmee Elm,
ipeil lie Sic altcn 8raoe erbielteu
,tno liberale sSanlilienuntcritiisl1ng.
3apci Seile BON 8riioern uno eit
Seil 3apiaiuge lieben it'd anperbcn,
oas benefit oub ole Sllngeu &ertrau-
en- sur s(r1nee baben. IS iinH eugene
81, unb &ennetb u. gurmun. beiOe
II Sabre alte S0bne pon Serru 1mo
sSrau Glon 3. @urnan, 1903
Mbleapbite 9lpe.
Gol. Shpmas ipies oarmti bin, onl;
niclnnls uorbcr Sen Sl,ngcn iif eine
hciiere @eleg,nbeit gcboten ais ictt.
Mdlner Die freilpig ieintreten uno
eillelt Hang in ser Mr1nee lpdbreno
oes Slpeiten @eltfrieges baiten, for
ncn sum @rnS bon Sedn1ilfen SER
geantcn iid, omperbeu lnlien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
Stttpcree,rihfss
NinefG,npie
(Nchcu tucifcr
@el)cn tucitcr

Ger piloc @iu Saltgipn miro ieinen
9tutional Sitel Sonuerstagabeno in
ser Central Irmorp gegcn Scras-
Staat-Stern Sann Gpans pertcioi-
gen liuo Dies lit bas Gltoc Scr Saiipn.
lleber 1O7,O boben teilgenonnnen
at bem 9fingfanLpi, lagt Eromotor
@nn'nn, Ser allen Nli,ft mir Die I'M
teritiisrng. Sic rGditc SoiIon be-
ainnt nn II. Sftpber.
Nlber bieien Mingfdnpiern treten
nod uuf Som (Supn) Senrp gegcn
@cn Sharp aus Sol,cpn, Gnglano,
io1pie See SEEMING scgcn @bipper
@illp @atiou, uno ssrco 9o5if aegen
I9ll &prman, Nppa Scotia Stern. Ser
crIte &f beginllt I'M $50 lthr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
pereetrst,enieeeiten

Eoli5eidef George s. Matoipit
gab befarnt. baB bie Holi5ei Elm
ipe5ielles Yrogranlm fiir oie 4. Suit
sSotte bat Gas Yrogran1m lit i'm
Ginflorg nit Dem 9eationalen Ser
I,f, bie pielen 5ooesiiiue oie ieoes
Sabr itattiinoen, SIT perringern.
Sas Eoli5eioepartncnt erilldNt allC
@iirger ipajieu iid) 5ur slufgabe 81,
madpn 9eben ltno Gisentlm 81 ipa-
ren. Spe5iea miro m,f 6abrer al1f-
merf am aell,adst, oie 81 ihnea tat-
rem ooer i'm betrlufenen 3litalro ullo
Saourh oas 2eben Der giirger in @c-
fabr brineen. slber audi Sic ,sEB-
a1lrger iolleu %oriid)t iiben beiln
@eben. Der &srfebr miro ungespobn-
LID, grob iein iaat Ser Gbef, ocln
Snllenoe aperoen sSabrteu raf alroe-
rem StGoten nrS Staaten MAIDEN.
2abt inns Glepelanb 5l,r iiferItru
Staot uno ohio sum iiteriten Staut
MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
Solisiin i'm ,,Pop''
konzeri am Sal,,stag

Gutricio Srapers. Geigenuirtuo'
iilto, Is Sabre alt, beim "Bop"
aon5ert Ger Glepelano Sommer
Spmpbpnie, n1tlten Sonnabeno.
nit Tr. Nuoolpb Ningpaa als 81
risenten. slui Dem Yrogralnm lte'
Cen, II. a.. sic Yr1lube 81 Wagners
.MeiiteriGnsern"., 6eroe @roIes
,8rano Ganpon Suite", uno Der
Ionaupal3er, BON Sobann StrauB.
Sic Soliltin 'pielt oas befannte
8eigenfon5ert bon Wenoelsiobn.
Sm sllter bon sebn Sabren begann
iSrl. 5raoers ibre muiifaliid)e 2auI'
tabn, als Soliitin nit oem Detroit
Spmpbonie Srhelter, auf Dem Ioro'
programm, i'm NunOiunf. Gin Sabr
ipdter ipielte lie, als Soliltin, nit
ser SEEM Oorf Hbilbarmonie. i'm
2eipiiobn Staoilm.
Ndf)e @od)e, am Nbeno oes 26.
sSuni, Mittlpoh, tritt 2arrp Noler
alS Soliit nit ser Glepelano Som'
ner Spmpbonie aui. Oieicr be-
annte girtuoie ser Wunbbarmonita
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20

Telephone Company ttitig. noraui
CT lid nah bcm Gerfebrsoeportment
uerieten lieB. Sm Sabre 1917 Iieb
CT lih in oic 6lotte ailfnebmen, mur.
Sc elm Gniign uno oiente oen san.
zen Griten Weltfrieg binburd. Nadj
&enoigun9 ieiner Gienitpfliht int
Sabre 1919 idloB iid Serr Greene
Ser 9cu Company in GlepelanS all
uno belt nah chamber Stellungen
oils Dipiiions Gerfebrsiuperpiior,
General Traificluperpiior, Sipiiion
Craiiiciuperintenoent uno Genera!
trafficmanagcr ser nprooitlihen
Nrea ser @eIeIihait. Ct murSe am
|. Mpril 1929 5,,m @aneralmana-
GER ser npr0oltlihen slrea ernannt
uno muroe am %. isebrlor 1882
Elm GiSeprGiioent, bebielt ober gledb.
seitia sic Stelle eincs 8eneraImas
nogers. Sm Sabre 1912 erbielt
&err Greene eiltc Elafette als .Gle.
pelanbs Griter 9iirgcr bon 1942"
bon ser 40 uno 8" Gereiniclne
ser Mmerican Seeion nui oem 9ans
iett iiir geriibmtbeit ser Srganiia-
tion. gr tpurbe fit sic gbr,,ng aus.
aetpGblt meeen ieiner Mrt:it als
&rGiibent ser r@elfare ;Scoeration
Of Glepelano in 1910 uub 1911"
ssm Sabre 1914 erbielt er sic vIi-
itineuiiteo Serpices NusSeihnlng"
bcs Glepelanb Community isonos
nit foIgenoem .0ortlaut: "6iini.
unbspanSig Sabre binOurd, bat iei-
ne 5Gbisfeit als ;siibrer, lein aeIl,n.
oes ltrteil urS ieine unermiiS!ihc
gnergie oen ginflub oes @obl-
iobrtsoienites oisier Bemeinoe per.
Iiirft. Gr oiente oils Hrdiioent Ser
@eliare Organization bon 1910
lis 1912 uno als 0ipiiions Sor.
iitcnoer in ser 1913 &rieaStampaN'
nc unS icst icin nftipes Sutereiie in
humaitGre 8eitrebun9en fort"
slugenblidlib iif Serr Greene,
ser an 1920 Sbarher 8ouleoaro,
Glepelano, uobnt. eriter 8iwprdli,
rcnt, Witglico Ser Sruitee- -9eborSt
rnb ocs Grecutipe &onitees Ser
r8eliare sSeoeratipn." Gr lit fer
uer Mitglieo oes @ooro Of Srultees
uno Grefutip &onlitees oes Som.
munitD sspnos unb 0titglieo Der
GlepelanOer SanSelsfanmer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
Sidney Hartk IN pielin
Recital

Yer ln lpctten Arel'en oeta'''l1e
lllnge %lolth-aalll'tler S1o'lep 9arlD
iptro oht 1oNlll'e''oeh Ao'l''erslus'
zen -. SllllI III e1llellt S'oi'''-Se-
c1rol oh'1te1eI. als Frperu''"' pa'
ef 1olgeltoe S1l'ue 9elpupll.
Mozart: Adelaide Concerto NIT
s.'''aSon"po'i.'' as 'e' ., ,al'"N" =:
panan;n; uvio,;u,.onvo,,o IN
p.Maior".
Gardner Reads; "Americsn Circle.
Ernest Bloch; "Abodah' Goods Wor-
sup '' pun n''
rica"
49, o. ...>.,. :, > m:o
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
3eitbtlH In, Spieeel Ser
prcije

Che rSeraIo-Iriblne" iiebt in Scr
0lad sSafion &pntroperle einen crit
lten ShIag, Der eine ha1ernbe Narbe
bel ser slutoritdt bes S,preme Court
binterlaiien mub. Die Mttafe Suffice
Sadion> >tpar milo ullo entiprath faum
inriitiidpn @eflogenbeiten ,,no ou iie
bon eineln Mnrme fam, Der fir Sen
Hoiten eines Gbief Sltitice IN 5raee
gefonunen lpdre,iit ooburh iein Mest
fir oen Hidteritllbl itarf IN syraee
gesogen. Gs llW1g etpas ipibfillbig
iein su fragen tpie lpeit ein Hihter
gebe, ioa, Inn iid) ielbit 5u oiSauali-
fi,ieren, ober Nidter 8lacf lit faum
in ser Gage, tie 81 ae,lai 5u nebmen.
1as 8latt bofft, bab iidj Ger &on-
areB init Oieler 9lhgelegenbeit be-
id)ditigel, miro llno bub Sie &ur cine
braitild)e iein miro.
rSbe Baltimore Slt" lit Scr gn-
iidt, oaB ale 3uiasantrGge oes &C.
mats su Sen 8eiescn iiber bie Breis-
fpntroQe eilre Sahe geneiniam bot
ten: vSbr 3lped lei, oie Yreiie 5lun
Nuten ron Sntereiiengruppeu 81 er-
boben."
Die ~Nau Dort 1imes" tonlmell-
tiert oie Mcoe bes britiiheu MuBen-
miniiters 8ouin auf bem Harteitag
ser ergliihen 9lrbeiterpartei Sabin-
sebenS, bab iie' FLAIR 5lun sl,sorlst
britge, hnb oie britiIde Mrbeitcrbc-
tpegllng einen Sotialisimus ert-
apifeln lreroe, ser d,arafteriltiih
britiid) lit, lmo ba6 mir iidTr lein
f0nnrn, oab, ipenn oieie G,,huidluug
ie einen Yl,nft erreid)cn iollte, oil
sem es gilt, 5ipiid,en Semofratild)er
Gcntrolle lu1o obioluter Stoatsnladt
III tpaben, oie Semofratic cen Sieg
iiIber Sen Sr5iulism,ls Oauontragen
miiroe. 9euoe ieicn anibeineiuo slnti-
4L,so, ,no, ,S;o (Ucf,,hr Sci frnf, Np,,t
geril,g. Ias 8latt gibt ierncr be,
s(niidt Musorud, Sab Die 9riten Die
ipeitliden Natipnen bonn &pnmntnis-
mus uno &onierpatislu,s fort1ilbrel
sil elmer gen,GBigten ,lnH oelnotra-
tiid)en isorm bes Sp5ialisnnls.
,5be Yoit." Waibiluaton laSs.
lpenm oie ,Snflation bus Sano ilber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
Itching Skin?
Stop Scratching! Here Is ,
Quick Ease and Comfort

Now that stainless, powerful,
penetrating Moone's Emerald Oil il
available at drug stores thousands
have found helpful relief from the
distressing itching and torture of
rashes, eczema, poison ivy and other
externally caused skin troubles.
Not only does the intense itching,
burning or stinging quickly subside,
but healing is more quickly pro-
NOTED. :. IA
Get an original bottle of Emerald
Oil-Greaseless- Stainless. Money
refunded, if not satisfied. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20

itebcn. IS gibt 100000 Witslieoer
in sen Gcreiniaten Staateu uno aa,
naoa, einihlieBli6 $3.50 I'M N. 6.
&lngsbllrp Chapter, oub oaS &c,
iamte Serritprillm ser SbiO Yel
Telephone Company ocft, unO mebr
ols 1,5OO I'M GlepelalrN Council
Oub @robsGlepelano uno lln1gegenS
l,n1fabt. Gi5eprtiioenten merOen &c.
m1blt, I'm fiinf onbere Councils 81
leiten, namlif atron Columbus,
Gaptpn, 3anespille uno Soleoo.
Soerr 8reene fam rrIpriinglid, bon
Horiolf, Hebrusfa, beIllhte Die Uni.
pcriit1t bon Chicago lmo nar lett
Ser Graduation I'M Sabre 1914 i'm
siccountina department ser Chicago
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
,,Der 8o,aer ttint,,tt cine
tfrau"
SIN Ireilnft Gain Yarf 5beater
aniaefiibrt

Sic hoben Sam @eaper aui ruln
hrohten i'm 5uriif 5lm Salpn beS
Senne'ep Sotel. Stln iiiblte ticbt 10
gut, er ipar allfgeldiittelt rno be-
rnltId)t lrprsen llno apar allh elm ice
MIG fonflB. Iiinf5ebn Ifinutcn Dor
Der Itaub er pier Square gegen Sic
nelten Streden oie gelegt approen ,pn-
rem fir ben Giiel,babnsllg. Gr luoll
te oie erIte. 2ofonptipe perbinoern
feinen @eg 5u frel1sc,l. Sam mar cin
Ganolpaller geboren llno er5ogen slir
3eit Der bon TferSen gespgene!!
gnrgen, sic nlf Dem erie &annl II,
1850 fubren. Die Gi'cnbabnen cnt-.
auifelten lid) lpelnpdrts iebr idncll
llno eriestcn Sen Mnliertransport.
Mante NtcnldIen habten Die Giien-
babnen. 10 ouh Sqm llno er trunf
.elnen Shnnps ltach Dem nnoern llnl
&ourage ba5u ru crt1ltelh itano aili
Ser Strede bis Ser ,Sug lid ihm
nabte lmb i'm nicoerrm uno Der
leste. slus bicicr geg,benheit lit ein
SteateripieI geitrieben aporocn oas
i'm Gain 6reiluft Sbeatcr oieie font
menoe @ohe aufgefiibrt miro. Sies
Stiif lpuroe in 1884 lnto 1885 in
HeIr Yprf aufgeFiibrt ulpH Dies iii oie
erite 9luifirbrllllg ieit ser ;3eit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
John A. Greene zum Praesidenten
des n. c. K. Chapter gewaeh|t
st so Letter des Chapter Cleveland Council vnd wir
ouch ais soleher taetiq sein.

Sobn q. Greene, @i5eprGiioent
ser Ohio 8eu Telephone 60, lit
5lm HrGiioenten bes q. 6. Sings
burn Chapters, telephone Yioneers.
Of smerica, uno Hiharb g. gub-
man, ein SilIspi5eprGlioent ber
Ohio 9cu 9eIepbcne Co., sun1
Chapter Gi5epriiiioenten gelpdblt
noroen. Sn bieier gigenibaft Mrs
Serr Greene aIs Saupt ces Gbap-
ters Glepelano Council tGtis iein.
Mitglieoer ser Organization linh
eegenpGrtiae uno ebemalige Sele.
pConarbeiter, sic ieit 81 ODER mebr
ssabren in Iicniten ser 8eieuibaft
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20

idtpenntnen iollte, Elm tuirfliher
3lreifel oariiber beltebe, Oh oas 2anb
Dem tpioerlteben tpiiroe. Tie Irdse.
'oie 1ib sic Nfitgliaoer bes 8ongreges
lteIlen niiBten, lei bie, oh tie oic,
oh lie sic gern,t,portl,ng fiir eine
n,oglihe Mboroilelung a,nieres Wirt-
id)aftsipltems tragen fuollen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20
OnfeI Sam rcfruicrf
ieit,e jmneen 2smrid,en

Sm Monat Sllni perocn mebr
illnge Munner ser 9lrll1ee bcitrrtcr
aIs ie 5luor. iagt st. Sol. Gapio s.
Sbcnlus bon ser Glcpelano Mrlru
Hefrl,tierllna Stotipn 1868 Ontario
Strabe. Wtontng traten 50 ein 5nr
slrmee, lpeil lie CUTE @e5abllng er-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-20

iii 10 beliebt, oab ieine 8aItlpiele
eroBe 3ub0rern1engen anSieben.
Gintrittsfarten sum AsreiIe pon so
Gent bis $t.75. fOnnen I'M Gorper.
faui, in Ser Saplor Mrcaoe, 63O
YucliO 9lpe., gelDIt meroen.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14

high officers to whitewash fellow
officers who either through neg
lect, dereliction or incompetence
permitted these abuses to exist"
In calling for the investigation,
the committee said that CAROLS
charges of abuses by the military
of the court martial system is
amply substantiatede by COM
parison of the sentences given
Sgt. Judson H. Smith and Col.
James A. Killian, commander of
the 10th Reinforcement depot at
Lichfield, England.
Smith, a prisoner, was given
three years Of hard labor and a
dishonorable discharge while Kill
liam was fined $500 and re-
primanded.