davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
Die NMiisn eIiem
icbt wieNer bclIer

Mosfau Set einigen 9ogeil
ltan0en in Dtosfou un0 on0ereil
@roBitdoten gliiBIonOs @eni6en
Shlanee Dor oen iogenannten ,,Son.
oelsl1oeil", melde unrotionierte sc.
6chsuitteI oerfoufen. Cine idorfe
neue 2eOuftion ser Treile maften
3uder, GonoD, @eibbrot, See uno
8crGnlien eridmingIiher fir Die
0urdidnittsfomiIie. lInO pieIe
Gelltc ole biSber nidt in oieien
21oen Ionoern in ieneii nit ratio.
nierten 9ebensmitteIn fouften. naren
beitrebt, Oieie G~eIifntelien 10 boIo oIs
moglif 81 genieBeu.
Die Mosfaler @anOelsorgonilo.
ton 0Siobtorg~, melde nit Den
Jog. 9anoeIslGOen @eih1fte t1tigt,
mar ouf Ole geIteigerte %nhfrnge
mobl p%orbereitet. Die 2ducd tporen
bis ip1t nofts often itnO pieIe Sol
liere mo auidblides 8erfnufSperiu.
nal mar geDeuert mor0ell.
AilBer0enl nur0e olid) Die 3abl
Der 21oen meIde unrotionicrte Sc
bensmitteI uerfoulfen, pergr0Bert. @s
mur0en in Den [ebten Tugcn nd)t
Deitere NrotI10en in Mosfou croft
net. aitn0en nit logenonnten Mr-
bciterfnrten erbolten meiterbil lire
$50 @romm @rot om Sag. Die
Jog. Mngelteatenfarte bered)tigt Srt-
bnber gu $50 @rontnt im Gag. PHI
BerOer1 miro oieles grot fir eineil
NltbeI 0os 9iIogramm perfauft elm
8reis, Ser fir %ie0ernlarn erihDing-
lid lit.
8rot NOR bon ieber zines ser
9auptnabrungSmittel in GuBIouo.
gtlln oa ser &rieg un0 9ouptidmie-
rigfeiten poriiber iirD, pollen pieIe
6atniIien @eiBbrot boben, oaS III
&onoeISId0en gu 5ebn Nubel fir oen
2oib BON 200 @rolnln erb1Itlih
lit. Sd)por5brot foitet III benielbcn
2doen einen &lbel pro ailogranm.
GoS 8ofen bon perIhieoeneit
8rOtiortciL Dos Oie .9iiiIien Dor Dem
&rieg in eroBem MaBitob betriebeil
bober. pltroe mieoer nufgenonmten.
Tie SanOeIsI1oen in MoSfau pcr-
faufer nm Al perihie0ene 8rotfor-
ten, oarunter aud IoIdes nit Niin5s
aroma.
Sic 3uferrotionleririg miro 1blt-
Eih gcbonobabt. Mrbeiter erbolten
900 Grornm 3uGer int Monot fir
$50 &ubel fir Dos ailogrurulll, ullo
MngeItellte 500 @ronun int Mtonnt.
BieIe 9ruppert, pie Srte1eftuclle
nno @elebrte befommen 3uiasro-
tionen, ollie 5u feiten 8reiIen. gLbcr
iene 6omilie braud)t mebr 3lidcr.
@ronuIierter 3lifer lit MN erbdIt-
lid fir 100 @iibel oos &iIogromm
Sn Der Edlinmltcn GriegsSeit foItete
er 1000 NubeI ouf Dem offeuen
Morft.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08

Concord GInb, Snt. BrGii6en4.
GarI Stober: 5efretGr, u. 8. gtrg-
barot, AT 1rrner Ctr, gbeut
gbnie, @0. g~eridmmlun5en ilonnt'
lid.
ErDiptrt Sill TrifSbOi. YrGiiOeut
6reO gogelion9; Sefretdr, s. g.
8inf[er; Sdosmcfter: laurence 8.
Shis. Beri. ON 2. Samstag i'm
Wonat i'm 6rie0Dofsgebduoe.
9entde Greimanrer 2Oss armi-
nins, 9r. 25; T.M.A.R. SefretGr:
Tre0f. Bertrain, 1341 SHEPHERD
Ctr, g. 6. 9~criommlung an 1.
Cienstag I'M @onut i'm Neuen Mfa-
,uic EenpcI, t3te uttO s StraBe,
j. SO.
Nrminims gersuasnnss . grrrin,
8r1ii0ent: SenrD Gieiter; Sffretar:
Eheooor 0erd, 1905 Sie6cnte 5trn.
Be, q. %. 8~erfnmmlung ont 1.
SonnnbenO i'm Monat.
greater Beneficial ltniOn, 9iRrift
Sri. 100. Fr1iioent: Sobn @reoIpin;
Se.retdr: Gbrfltion GbriIt, 1922
6dnite StrnBe, 81. %. Beri. nnI
4. Dienstd1 int Nonat i'm Souie Nr.
1920 ) StrnBe, q. 6.
0reater Beneficial uuiDu, 9iiriFt
Rr. 40. 3rGiiOent: MidfI Voi.
ler: Sefret1r, gbriltian Grouen-
t104 9onibnnt Str, Silufr
Stnins. I1o. Ieri. am 4. 6reitao
i'm Monot I'm ,Gbibe Poift anOern",
lite uno g Strobe, NOroOit.
&nppert Grim Trancn &iIfsbefrin.
@r1itOentin: Grott Grit IS. Bromn;
ionmlurto am 2. Dienstag /. ~. u1n
2 ubr I'm &eim.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
feINrnam Nes uJcrNs
idmlNie befnmNei'

Seem gorf - Benjamin Gelofnalt.
Ser SO Sabre olte 8rooflDner apo-
tbefer, ser ongefLngt Dor0en mar,
ieine 6roa bergiftet 5u baben, muir
Sc bon Ser Surp eines Sings Gnun-
iii @erifts oes Mor0e8 I'M friten
@rno id,iEoig befunoen.
Die SilrD empfubl feline Strof.
m~iIoerrna. Gieier g6uIoiprid
perurteift 6eIomdn uittorn1tIih sur
Sinrid)tling ourd ben eleftrtidei'
l5hihI.
Die Mnflnae botte erflnrt, BOB
6eI0man III cine Meoi5in, 0ie fiir
feline 6roli &arriet beitimmt mar,
StridnDu getnn bntte.
Die Slirp f6nte ibren Spruf mad
elmer 8erotrng bon eilter Sturtoe
uno % Minuten.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
@ombnrgs 8ampf segeH ben
Edmarsen Marft

9omburq - lleber buiuOert 0eut-
I6e Yoli8iiten uflo 9riminolbeamte,
1interitiist bon Ser britiiben Mili-
t1rpoIigi, u4niteIten Ben Gppet=
oorfer Wnrft IN &amburg, ouf Dem
Iid) Sunoerte bon Sfpar5bdllolern
eingefunoen Batten. Sic 8oli6ei
fonnte II. a. mebrere tnuien6 Wnrf
in bar, 3igoretterL Sduudiofen
Iif]eriteaen. "a Yerionen uitS gro
Bere @arenmen9en tuirOen beiflags
nobmt.
6Odber5ise 5tiFtnns fir ben &c.
InnbheitSbienH
0eiinhen We6ifenlerte nll0
rneSi5iniife Snitrumente 0es ONE.
rifaniid)en 1872. GtappenIoanreftS
itno Dem WeinfIter fir offentlid1e &c
nfn0beit in 8oDerf our Nerfugll1g
apifpnt fDor0en.
Sine SeFrct6rin 6itltrs in 8aHfrn
Ocrbaftet
Frankfurt - Glne ulS Pdltln
86etan be3eidnete 8erion Die bon
1925 Bis 1880 aooIf @itlers perf0ll-
lide 5efretdrin gefpaien lem ioa,
tDuroe uDn 9eolntan Der auRrifani-
idpen MiIitGrregierung i'll Sr5aa Ill
8aDerll Der6aftet. Sic muroe ais
cine fouotiIdye A%llbdneerin Der
geusiS un0 intinte 6reiltoin Oes Sill
rers~ be5eidnet.
Simmer ulebr @btidciOnmscu
Sonnober - Sic Sail Ser Che
Ideioungs &ro5eiie in ben GtaOten
Suunoper at1to Saneln ilimnt BON
Monot 81 Nfotlnt 81. Gie Mebt5abl
Ser Gbeihei6ungen befrifft junge
Qe1te, Die iid) mabrenO 6es ariegeS
perbeirotpt baden. ST. Sannoper
'honoe(te eg iih I'M NoDember BEL 737
9errninen nor sen 3iuilfammern
mn nid)t peniger OILS GOA Gbeidei-
Oungspro5eiie.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
Wcocn 0btGNioer Bes
1%ntcrPMnGc1t bcItrnft

Ncip garf Gle Qcbrerin Mlop
q. Quinn Uon ser S6ule 227 III
groOfI9ii. sic angebTid ietbs Site
al Die alaiientofeI gei1rieben 6abeh
loa, Die, tuie be6aliptet muroe, elmer
ortiicnitiden 6Gugihrift entnont-
men iuarelb lulroe bon Der 8e60r0e
tiir @r8iebulrg III @rooffpn fir
ifuloig befunoCn ullO nit @ebaIts
e~nt5iebnng fir 8nei Monate Detroit.
Weitere gegcn lie borgebrodte Be
ldnloigllngen tDurOen nid)t ouircdlt
erbolten.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
Gas VpOSea

an Der ftiirmiihen 9iiite Der Nor0-
lee fano ct onS MooeH, 0ns er 10
Ionqe {udte. Gin b1rtiepr, metterge-
br1utlter Seenlo:.a NIT taltien6 3e-
0erfoIter I'M brolrten @eIidt Itdno
am Tier. Ger BerIiner Mialer blieb
ISOLDE iiher 8ode bort iitio 3eid)nete
ben 9llten in bunOert StelIuneef.
ugnofi1 Elm MooeH", freltte er
IidL pie man es 1iidt ole Gage fin.
oct. Berlin pir0 Mugen MAIDEN. Diele
embedding lobnte wirfIid incline &ei-
ie nod bier.
Ser Seemnllit lieB iid feline Set
red)t anit1rOig be3nblen.
yWaS MAIDEN Sic 6enn eigentlidj
I'M @inter?" frngte i'm Der Mnler
am Iekfen Gage.
Ser 4lte fraste iidj Sen ~Serrauften
Bart: oSm Wiflter bin id ie0es SpHr
in Berlin un0 peroicne mir meill
@eI0 ais Mo0en ailf Ser MooeI[,
b6rie".
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
Gritcr QamStaa in Der britiiAcn
Bone


9(0enbltra - Mfs erIter Qan0toe
in Scr britiIden Gone lit Der SlOen'
burgifde Qon6tng ernoniit Dor0en
0eIien fonItituiereroe Sisling an
80. Sanilor i'm Snnle Der Sonb'
merfSfommer i~tatffdnO.
Ncrlimer 3titnnasfrieg iiber bic
Mnbrfrngc
Berlin - Rie .DeutId)e GolfS
aeitlina", 0as Organ Ser &ommu
niIten, siebt Die bon Sen Mmerifa
nern Ii3en3ierte 3eitiina Der ia
gesipie9eI" iiber Die 2ohlen uno be
seidnete iie nls ,,fopitaliitiid, anti
Oelitld atJo oIs eirfe pabre Gent
gritbe".
Dieier Gngriff bon iieben bon Der
&uiIen fontroIIierten 3eitunaen OH
cine BON ben 9lmerifanern fontrol
Iierte 3eitung folgte nuf Sic Gerof
fentlidung bon 9erid)ten, Die lid
ouf sic Observation-Disclosures 6es
Muhree6ietes urr6 nif oie geplonte
8ereini9ung Ser @ommiiniiten uiif
Ser So8ialoemofraten be5ogen. Git
aommuniiten iinl0 aeeen bic Abtren'
nlilps oes &ubrgebiets. Ger cages
ipieeel~ BAT 0ie 8eridte bon bei0en
Setter b%er6ffentIidt.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08

8eginn Oes neiien 8roouftionsqror-
tals fir Das gum Bier pcrnrbeitete
Wtol5, urbebinoerte Arbeitsm09lid-
fciteil crpnrtet.
Sic 9iegierung ridtete oil Die
8ictorD @Grtner Ben Mppen, ouh
in oicicin Sabr mieoer lire @arteu
un5uIeecn mo an Die Sornler, 81
100000 mebr Mcres nit 8rotge-
treble al bcltcllen as I'M lesten Sabr.
Hrdiioent truman erlieB mad elmer
S~onferen5 nit Dem @derbaltiefret1r
ieinen Nppen, in meId)em er bnrauf
binpieS, onb ooinit iebr DieI our
2inOerung Der glotlnge in Der gan5en
Mett beigetrogcn mer0en tonne.
- @ie Der TorIisenoe Der Ser
eiiiignng Der Observation-Disclosures
bon Nem Sericp, McGormid, Dor
eiilem NrbeiterauSiduB oeS SenotS
ouSinete, bdtten 0ie @titgieoer leiner
G~ereinigung mdbrenO oeS &riegeS
ibre Nrbeit obne Die 9iIfe oentider
&riegsgefangener nidt bem1Itigen
foilnen. Die @ereinigung WeGor-
mids mnft @emiiie, Sbit nnO Bee
rem elm. Sbm idloB iid) Der oenos
fratiide Senator Eunnen bon 9eIns
mare on, Der betonte, onB 0n8 @Iei=
DE lid aud auf leinen Stoot be-
5iebe.
Gin Sdiff nit 1850 oeutiher
Griegsgdfaneenen aus Mmerifo lam
oete Iebtbin in 2iperpooI. SIR Sc
pdd entDielt 100000 3igaretteil.
Gin amerifnniIder Gergennt Der Be
madnngSmonnihaft erfl1rte: Sc
Der @efangene 0orf Bis 5u 65 8funb
8ep1d nit lid fiibren. 0ieie Bur-
iden bnben lire @epddi1de bolb bon
nit 3ienretten, Die tie I'M Eager be-
fonimen bnben."
Sic 9linericon 2egion uno Die
Geternns Of 6oreign @ors bnber
lid ouguniteit zines @eiebentmurfes
nusgeiproden nit benz fid ser Gin
lDnn0ernngSouSidnB 0eS Hepr1ielt-
tontenbause beidGftigt. gsad oie-
fem GorihInge iolIen 0ie @inipan-
behring's : Quoten p1breno Der MIDI
item 10 Sabre bnIbiert nno @inmon-
oerer nit national : io5inIiftiihen
ODER fnifiitiiden Muffaiilngen gang
lid bon Der ginwauoering ousge-
idIonen peroeu,
Washington Journal., 1946-03-08
2Ius Sent bsIsbten Reid
II. 2. -aurreIpOnSsntcn bereiien
3nHen . Bone

Berlin - Sic 8ereinigllng anne.
rifnniifcr 9orrriponoenten DGblte
iieben ibrer Mitglieoer. 0orunter
fiinf acknowledgement, fir cine
Reiie nod So6ien. Cine 5tpeite
@ritppe bon eb~enfuIs iiebgt aorrc.
i%ponoentcn miro Gbiiringen bereiien,
Marid)au 3bitfop bat ser gereini,
aitne ucriidert Snb nue oneritoni.
id)en GorreiponOenten in Ser ruff.
ihen Gone piIlfommen ieieii.
1iiinsen iorgt fir GffIidtlinsc
lliingen - BUR ltnterbringlntg
Ser GitiIiidtIinge tultr0en i1mtIife
i'm 9riee eriteaten uno sur 3eit
nidlt berntbten 8araden ser Snous
itriebetriebe beihIngnobmt.
Wener Better Der G1irnrgiiden
GIinif
Niirnberg - Der bisberige lei
terOe Nr5t opS INSTRUMENTATION
ies, Or. SteifrIe, bot sic 2eitung
ser Gbiriiraiifcn 4Iinit 0es AIlgc-
meinen St1otiifen &rnnfenboities
Giirnberq i%t6ernommrrt.
@rOfMngIiif in 1eine
6annooer Sn Ser CRUDE
Geidsiuerf III @eine ereignete iin ein
llrqIiif, BEL Dem as 8ereIeltte af-
t0tet tpltroen. Gin Nuf3ig itiirSte
mebrere blinOert Meter i'll sic Giefe
lilt0 begrl6 sic sort orbeiten0en
@ergIeitte uilter iifl.
SdrcibmaIdimc fir 81 8eidsmnrf
Miind)en = Sn 8onern tpir0 cine
@ltnitpreBitoff : Srtoiiitrie ms Qeben
pcrnferL Die nit 5tpei Sdreibmaidi-
men : Gobrifen in n1fiter 3eit Die
SeriteIliing BON S6reibmoidinen
oufnebmen miro. 9ns @ebdliie Ser
neiien Noidiue miro nlts &unitpreB-
itoHf beiteben. Goolirh eriibrigen
iih bel Ser Seritealing iiber go Gin
3eImontogcn. Der @reis lit dement,
iprefe10 iebr nieorig, er betr1gt 81
@eidsinorf. Die GunIit1t ser neilerl
Moid)ine tpinS bic gIeide 1pie sbei Sen
friiberen Moifinen fem. gie bis=
heriaen Berilde boben eraeben 0oB
bel 3 Miuionen Mnldl1gen nod
feline Mn8eifen elmer glbnubling be-
obadltat tuuroen.
,.SiiSmeitfnnf" in SaSen-8aSen
Stuttlnrt - SSn Der fron50Iiif)eit
8eintungsSnne miro Elm olif &lir5.
tpeIle NIT elmer Sel0eleiItuilq bon
so aiIopott ollsgeitotteter @rttD-
nlnffen0er erri6tct, Ger Sen gsoluen
..Siiopetfunf" orb1It; oie Sulpt-
ien0erdume befinoen itd in @ooen.
8o0en.
Bsrnfnng MeSSlDb mn bic %lIniDerfitGt
Berlin
Berlin - Or. Grtpin Ae0Slob,
Ser nor 1888 Director Oes 9lmtes
fir GenfmoIspflene in DelitidInno
mar, fpir0e 5ltiti 8rofeior on Der
8erIiner llnineriit1t ernonnt. Or
miro @orIeirm9eit utdo Scniriare
iiber Glinit. Qiterotur urio ~De1lpanote
@ebiete bolten. Or. GeOsIob lit Hdt=
aeber fiir Gr5iehrngs- unO gilOun9g-
frogen in Scr loiujetiden gone ltir0
elmer ser Serursgeber oes Berliner
..Saaesipie8elS."
9iatiOnen rcid)en fir 9entide cincn
MDnat
Berlin = @eneraIIeiitnout 2lici-
us 3. Clan, ser m~iIitGriife @i5e-
QoltDernertr IN ser omerifaniihen
sA4n..aa. nrkl1 10 SIT nn,1m
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
supplies for the new camp.

supplies for the new camp.
 A trip was made to Council on Friday for the Alaska Road Commission, taking Kirk Jackson, C. Swan, and MT. Zuner.
 Wallace McIvor came in from Council on the return trip.
 Pilot Peterson made a trip to Candle and ,Deering on Saturday with freight. E. C. Barne was returning passenger from Deer ing.
 Passengers to Teller on Sunday were Joe Alexander, Ralph Kun gruk and Billy Kapok.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Chase and Dan Kelly were returning pas sengers from the Kougarok on Sunday.
 Mrs. A. Peterson was passenger from Golovin on Sunday.
 Last evening nine tourists were brought in from Fairbanks for a few hours. Vern Wright was passenger to Kotzebue, and Casey Jones passenger for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
AIRLINES
Alaksa Airlines

Incoming passengers on the AL aska Airlines plane at noon today were: Mrs. Oppedahl, Mrs. James Oliver Curwood, Mrs. Ray Roe, Mrs. Lew Donahue, Mrs. Louis Smith, Marguerite Otto, Mrs. C. H. Coplin, C. H. Coplin, Mrs. C. C. Tanner, Carol Tanner, Les Culp, Mrs. Les Culp, and Thomas Young.
 Outgoing passengers were MT, Leach, Rosemary Bianchi, C. A. Crowley, Cpl. R. Stevens and Jane Mason.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
MATANUSKA'S KAISER IN NOME ON BUSINESS

MT. c. w. Kaiser, representa- tive of the Matanuska Farmers Cooperative Association, arrived in Nome from Anchorage to con- tact the merchants for their orders for summer produce. MT. Kaiser reports that more garden products are available this year than last, and the general program is bet ter organized.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
Wien Alaska Airlines

MT. G. Leach, S. Champion and M. Gangs were brought to Nome from Fairbanks on Friday after noon.
 Pilot Peterson made a trip to Quartz Creek with a Geologic Survey party on Friday.
 Additional trips were made on Saturday with equipment and
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
FIRE DEPT. CALLED TO BELMONT POINT FIRE

The Nome Fire Department was called out at noon yesterday to assist the Army fire unit to control a fire on Belmont Point near the oil supply tanks. Due to the prompt response by both departments, the grass fire, burn
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
Pan American AirwaYs

Incoming passengers with the P. A. A. Sunday morning about three o'clock were Mrs. Charlotte Bruce, Barabara Mowhar and daughter, Jim Rafferty, Conrad Ruhr and Eric Hay.
 Departing for Seattle were the U. s. Marshall's party of eight: Donald Kinkle, William Gilcher, John White, Carl Riehl, and James Price were passengers for Galena.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
ERIC HAY RETURNS HOME
 FOR VISIT WITH HIS FAMILY

Eric Hay, looking natural in his "civvies," arrived home Sun day morning for a short visit with his family before returning to the States to resume his college work which was interrupted when he entered service.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
MARSHALL TAKES GROUP TO MORNINGSIDE

U. s. Marshalll and Mrs. Ben Mozee, with deputies Elizabeth Edwards, and James Wander Hydt took the following prison CTS to Morningside: Jack Rich
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
Wallace Hotel

G. w. Kaiser, Palmer; Dr. $. K. Claunch, Pacific Grove, Calif.; Florence Beaver, Corvallis, Ore; Sidney Champion, Seward; Glen Leach, Juneau; George Hellrich, Conrad Puhr, Fairbanks; E. C. Borne, Deering.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
ards, Mrs. Willie Takak, Marilyn Bahnke. Mrs. Womenga Karipari.
Hospital Notes

Mrs. Andrew Miller gave birth to 2 son early this morning at the M. C. Hospital.
 Ms. Robert Bruce wife of Robert Bruce of the C. A. A., had a new son yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22

ing oily grass saturated with oil from a leaking pipe, was quickly
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22

extinguished before any damage was done.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-19
Kentucky Legislator Appointed
Assistant State Attorney

LOUISVILLE, Apr. 19 (ANP)
w. Anderson, Jr., Louis
vile attorney and member of the
Kentucky legislature for the past
10 years, became Kentucky's first
Negro assistant commopwealth's
attorney for the judicial district
embracing Louisville. He will be
sworn into office on May ! in Louis
vile Circuit Court.
Mr.. Anderson's appointment,
made by the newly elected Republi-
can commemorative attorney,
Frank M. Ropke, made in recogni-
tion of his legal ability, was said to
be the first such appointment in the
south
First elected to the state legisla-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-19

ture as a Republican in 1886, An
derson has been reelected for six
consecutive sessions, and in 1915
was reelected to office without
even Republican or Democratic op-
position. A former president of the
National Bar Association, he serves
as a member of the national legal
committee of the NAACP and on
the board of directors of the Ma
tional Urban League.
The appointment as assistant
commemorative attorney is for a
period of six years, paying salary
of $4,000 annually. Mr.. Anderson
retains the right to continue his
civil law practice.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-19
92ND GI'5 RETURN
COLUMBUS ASHES

TOPEKA, Kans., Apr. 49, (ANP)
The ashes of Christopher Colum-
bus, buried for safe-keeping in the
Italian mountains near Genoa, were
unearthed by men of the famous
92nd division and were returned to
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-19
REAVER BUYS
ST0Lz estate

The Reaver School of Chiroprac-
tic, established by DR.. Clarence E.
Reaver, 148 Salem avenue, yester-
day signed contract to purchase
the Stoltz estate on the German
town pike hill, little west of the
Dayton corporation line and near
the Veterans Center.
Attorney Arthur w. Meyring,
who attended to legal details, said
the contract was signed by DR..
Reaver with Owen D. Stolz and
Ruth Snyder, trustees of the estate.
Purchase price was not announced.
The property consists of a large
two-story, pressed brick residence
and twenty-five and one-half acres
of ground. Reaver stated that pos
session will be taken as soon as the
occupants of the home leave. A
chiropractic clinic will be set up in
connection with the school.
He stated the school has II stu
dents enrolled, with six teachers
comprising the faculty. Currently
class work is conducted at the Salem
avenue address.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-19
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Chas. anderson, Race Batting Politician Loses In
Chicago Primary; Faces Murder Charge May

CHICAGO, April 10 (ANP)-
Charles Anderson, Jr., reputedly
Negro hater and an Anti-Semite,
lost at the polls in Chicago's pri-
mary elections after voters learned
he had shot youth in the back the
night before.
Anderson, an American Firster,
will stand trial May 7 on charges of
assault with intent to kill upon tes-
timony of police who said he fired a
.38 caliber revolver at Grover Nc
Lean, Is, whom he caught tying the
bumper of his automobile with that
of another in prank.
The shooting, police said, prob
ably put damper on any political
future Anderson might have had.
He was seeking the Republican
congressional nomination in the 9Th
Illinois district. Voters also repudi-
ated other politically-minded mem
bers of Gerald L. K. Smith America
First party.
Included were: Former Rep.
| Stephen A. Day, candidate for state
treasurer; William Grace, candi-
date for county judge; Fred Kister;
and Florence Hoban Criesel. Kis-
ter is a co-defendant with Smith in
a disorderly conduct trial resulting
from the America First leaders
mass meeting here Feb. 7.
Last summer, during Chicago's
drive for slum clearance, cards
with Anderson's name imprinted
were distributed in mail boxes of
South Side residents dwelling on
edges of the Negro district with the
declaration:
"Jews want more Negroes for the
Jewish army to conquer white gen.
tiles"
In February, 1915, Anderson ad-
mittedly wrote letter to congress
men demanding that they draft
Jews and win the war" and declar.
ing that "by this time we will apre-
ciate the bargain Hess (Rudolph)
was offering"
Mrs. Griesel and Kister were
campaigning in the Chicago pri-
mary with backing of eve, the
Mothers" organization. Kister also
is head of "Christian Veterans"
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their original shrine in Genoa with
with impressive ceremonies headed
by the "Wings Over Jordan" choir,
a USO-Camp Shows unit composed
of Negro talent.
This incident of the war was re-
vealed in an interview with the Rev.
Glynn T. Settle, director and origin
ator of the choir. Mr.. Settle said
that the choir was touring Italy
for USO-Camp Shows at the time
the ashes were recovered, they hav-
ing been buried by Italian citizens
at the beginning of the Italian cam
paign.
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TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS


Easter Sunday will be a full day
at Tabernacle Church beginning at
6 A. M. with the presentation of the
Annual Cantata by the combined
choirs of the church, directed by
Mrs. Minnie Parks and Mrs. Elger-
tha j. Glenn, organist. The Cantata
is entitled Memories of Easter
Morn" by Lorenz.
Following the Cantata, Easter
breakfast will be served by the Mis-
sionary Society of the church. Mrs.
Vela Mcfarland is chairman of ar
rangements.
Sunday School opens at 9 A. M.
under the leadership of Supt. Baker
Carter.
Morning worship begins prompt
at II A. M. Evidences of the Resur-
rection" will be theme of the Easter
sermon to be delivered by the pas
tor, Rev. J. Welby Broaddus.
A special Easter dinner will be
served in the Social Room of the
church beginning at l P. M. under
she auspices Of the United Club,
Nh ). Alice Hudson, president.
At 3 P. M. the children of the
church will be presented in their
annual program of poems, recita-
tions, playlets and songs. Mrs. Net
tie Billiard is in charge of the chill
dren's work.
"The Meaning of Easter" is the
theme of the program to be pre-
sented at the BTU hour by the
Adult Women of the church under
the leadership of Mrs. Angeline
Brown.
Tho Tabernacle Dramatic Club
will present "He Lives" four-act
play at 7:45 P. M. This first ap-
pearance OF this group is under the
direction of Mrs. Arnora Ogletree.
Lead roles will be taken by Mrs.
Ogletree, Harvey Johnson and Mrs.
Mary Boyd. The supporting cast in
clude: Mary Fort, Rebecca Nc
Guire, Sue Esther McGee, Timothy
Mitchell, T. C. Hardy, VIM. Crutch-
er, Frances Crutcher, Mary K. Sew
ell and Albert Greene. Mrs. Mary
Hoard is supervisor of the group
and Mrs. Mabel Russ is president of
the club. Music will be furnished by
the combined choirs of the church
and also special singing groups.
Following the play, baptismal
services will be held, bringing to a
close highly eventful and joyous
Easter Day.
Mrs. j. Welby Broaddus returned
home last Thursday after spending
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