davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01

Detrott, MiHigon, 9ie 7iNbri-
&c Rololic Soo @i0onti bic per1c.
noltiot mur0e uuO init cincm Mcller
idNpere &c6len = Gerlesungen oouoil'
oetroaen 6ot, lit biS lett MIR an
Se6en crDaltcn moroen ourd) sic all
1eItren9tciten Gerinfe bon slr5tcn.
Gas 9iro wuroe ont Sonntog Had'
nlitto1 iitcrfollcn uno Uer9eDoltiat.
Cine @laStltbe uurOe in Den acbl-
fopT ocS @inoes eiit1eiiigt, 10 0oB eS
atIien fam. 3pei 8llltiibertrognn.
len baben itattgeIunoeL ltm Sen er'
lit.ciGn @llttuerllit nuS5u8leihen.
Slr3tc fiirbten olIeroin0S, DAB &oIo-
liz, luenil lie onl 2eben blcibt, mic
ntebr miro lallter ais I'M 8liiIterton
ipreden fotulen. Ger 29idbrige Grant
2obaoio, 8eiiber zines @rocerp- ga
0ens, 81 Dem Aoialie BON loren 81.
tern geIfidt lporoeu mar, I'M 8rot
iln0 Milh 81 bolenL mirOe in Sdalb
bart 4enonmeil, SiDei Stlun0en nddI.
Dem @oiolie ii6er oaS @elGn6er eineS
Greppengong8 lebneno llno balls
ib6nQeno geilut0en mor0en mar. Ger
Grepprn9nng befinopt Iit bitler Gem
2aoen BOIL 9obaoio. @e9en Den Der
baiteten lpuroe uorl6ufi9 feline Be-
lhaiIoigltng erbobeb bod @iIfsitaats.
~oinpolt Martin 4aulsno crfldr.e
ipdter, bob Nolalie sen in Sf)ubbaft
Weuoamenen ais igren NngreiTcr
erfannt babet Ioll.
SiGis BoIi3aiiupcrintcn0cnt G6ri-
itian Re(ion ertI1rte, 2obdoio iit idyon
fitiflnnl rcrboitet moroen. s5ll Moi
1913 lptiroe 2obnoio 3gpci Sabre Be
luabrltngSiriit gegeben rpegen Der.
ilid1ter BergeluuItigtng. 2obo0io
luur0e lladl Oenl Soipital 9eaomneug
i'll benz &oialie las. Sie erfannte 81
ba0io ais loren Angreifcr Dieoer,
inaem lie 6eioDeirO nidte, aIS Tie 0ies-
'be5it3lih beirngt puroe, nadoen 2o-
baoio Dor lift 9ranfenlager gefii6rt
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
pic 1lrbcitcr MnN
sic Gciitiocn

Cue emorltdSpplIc, ia crIdiIt.
tcritoc ,,@otlholt oil Die 2eben6en"
OcS bcfntmten oeltti6en Shriititel-
lerS iino 8ihters Gruit Michcrt lei
lpieoergegebcn. @ichert Qebortc 3it
Oen menigen inter 0cn Oeiltlben I'M
2anoe nerblie6elen @eiltigerL sic
ibrer MiIiion Der @abrbeit All Die
nen, nldl inter Dem 3rud Der sc.
itopo, ridt untrclt mrtroen. Gr
mnBte oiele Observation-Disclosures, luie
eS i'm 9ritten gfeide iiblid) mar,
nit 3itdtbalis ulo nit aoll5entras
tionSloger ~6e3obleii. Sn Oent nod
folgenOen gus3ug ldlil0ert er, iuie
lpobltiicno it'd Die Glirdl1nittsbol
tung 0e8 0elltideil g(rbciters inter
Sitter bon Der Ocs oilrdidnittliden
SnteIlcftitellen untcridieo:
0Gic 6eloen uno WeGrtprcr ieaer
Sabre iiilo nidt oieieniget Die nit
Dem &riegslorbecr aus Den erober-
ten 2dnoert 5ltriidfebrten. sic limo
%oieienigen, Die binter @ittern ltno
StadplornBt CUR Gbre oeS Oeittideit
NamenS ltarbct unO bcroorben. 81
Ieiner alleinigen G6re, ocnn cine
ollOere CAB eS nidt mebr Landau
uno lonoob. Sic iino oieienigen.
Die nit ibrem 2cben be5ablten llnb
Dor 0cnpr mir ms in GhrFltrdlt uei.
gen.
,,@inter ibnen gab es Ipenigc pom
gl0el, uno nidlt ieDr piele aus Den
&eiben 0e8 rciiicn @eiIfeS. llnter
ibnen CAB es piele ans Den 9e5irfen
Der Stride, aber lie ale troten 3uriid
Dinter ben longen 3iiger, bic oiiS
ben 9iitten oeS arlllen ManneS bel
Gag uno BEL gtadjt ibrcn Gooesmeg
a%ntraten. @ieIer So6r5ebnte 60
item 6itnger nn0 Sltal fat Der oeit
Idle Irbeiter getrogcf, &rieo3- itflo
Trie0enSlnltca, a6er nielnalS bat er
cine idmerere 2olt getrngen ais in
0ieien 5polf Subren. NiemaIS oild)
cine ebrennoaere; mo feline Sano
elmer onnflen ooer beaen 3ufunit
ioa Oieien unperg1nglihen @Ian5
bon ieiner Stirne milden. Gr mar
eS, Der mein 2eben rettete in Dem
oeS IoteniualoeS. Gr mar es,
Der nit elmer aoncroolhoft obne-
gleifen Den 3ulommenbredenoen
nit elmer Bartlett oes Ser
sens, Die mid nod beute ergreiit,
SDdDerrdter einer juie Der onoere,
iii0 Snmoriter elmer nie ser an
oere, Die iih nie~ncrheugtel mo ole
8unoen muihen, inOeS sic anoeren
3nr Seite blidten un0 ueitergingen.
,}Sa, Die all0eren, no mnren lie
N ben Sabren Der SHanoe uno Der
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
GeiiHid9e IN 8eitcn
Mntcritiibcft Strctfet

Bolton Gin GithanJ5 proteItan-
'tiihe @aiit(ihc tlt6 &irHenleute
mdridlierten in ser Streifpoitenfette
Dor Ser General electric Sabrif IN
Gait @eiton nit 1ln0 p[onen tpeitene
llnteritibnng Der Streifer. 8a1tor
Barren 8. McGenna bon ct.
Sobn's episcopal gbur6 in 9ors
'btrD erfIdrtc, oaB Der neuen Or.
Baniiation @eiiflide Ser lllitari.
Ifen illo @ctbooiitiidpn airdc TO-
ipie ,promincnte4 8oitoner @iirger
o~ngc5oren. @eitere @efftfide, sic
lid Sen G56 Gtreifpoitcn -an-
ihloiien, iparem sic @pi8fobaIier
Miaiam g. Sppfforo, &rof. Soieph
3. Gfetder, 8oberf Goof, SaItingS
Smgtb liro Gaoio S. &eAt. Ole Uni,
Mmps g. Barton Mllrpbh,
6.aJritdntdn unS n0t i0aid-
arc Sod, Iolpic 6igg Mutbd,iiban 81
y. @eas lno 9rof. Sobn %. @ruIb.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
@eiddft
nber 0ues

Baltimore GbgEeid Elm .,aflt-
ter Ran8sI an Mannerflet0uno
berrift benefit cine lleberIidt, ooB
1oalenoe bon an6ii5en" in SEN
eagerraumen Der Sabrifanten ban
CEN erfIdrt oie ,,@0enins SIM.
0a5 8Gott beridtet iiber cine I'M
teriufuns Der NarftIoge in gaIti.
more, PHILADELPHIA llno Seem gorf:
Der ManeeI an MdnnerfleiOutg
lit afut. Seimfebrenoe &rieastetI-
nebl1er ltn6 3ibtIiiter, Ole per3fpei-
felt mao aletourgsitiiden illd)er,
finoen in Den @5eI11iten mir Ieere
&e8ole. Pathfinder fir Die aIein=
banOeISgeidaftP, Die ben Marft 6es
@roBbanSelS ~abgrnierL fonnen feline
8areu entOeden, Die fie ibren aq4n-
ben anbieten fonnen."
.ssuanitten elmer 8efEeiounqs-
friic 4Gngen III Sen 2oQerrdumen
Der 6~obrifauten in Baltimore, gbi-
ila0eIpbia uro Wep yorf SaMienoe
bon Ma5ii9en, Sic, penn Tie attf oen
Marft gebraht ruiirOen benz Mon-
gel teiItpeiie abbelfen f0nnten. Sir
iueroen 3uriidbebaIten NEIL man
bofft, Dab eiu anoouern0er @oren.
nlaiigeI bobere 8reife brin9en miro"
Die @efnmta1bI Der eingeIogerten
an5iige miro AMI 100000 biz $780,
900 deidI1st.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
ssliu aO#Bhjf6"In... %.
Segen Sitler

Niirnberd, Ger ermoroete
,Senfer see cbemaIigen reihSoeiit-
iden Eroteftorots 80bnten .glGlfen,
Ger @enpo G6ei &einbnr0 Seporif,
muroe BON einem 0fii5ier oeS oeut-
Idleu @hneralltabes beiflrI0iet, Die
GrpIoIiou I'M MiinHener 8iirger-
brdn : Seller 1889 oneeitiitet ST
boben, lin cine Notwithstanding
in ben Reibeu bober Oeutiber SHi-
aiere gum Sdeitern 81 brin8en.
@enerol @eorg 9bomos matte
~gesenitber omerifoniiben 8eborogu.
oitie Nu&ia5e.
s[n S. Wouem6er 1889 erplooier-
te int 9~iiraerbrdil Seller in Miit-
d)en cine gombe, oie oht lirbetauit-
terc Mthgfteoer Ser GH1tionaIIo5iaIi-
ItiIfen 8artsi tGtete. Die Grploiiot
erFoIqte, nnhoem @itIer nno bObc
Bartettiibrer ben SdaI fnr5 uorber
oerIaiieh Dotten. SitIer bate Den 16.
3obrestaa oeS erfoIgIoien Na5i-
Bnti1es pom Nooember 1923 burd)
cine 9eitioc Heoe 0e3en England ge-
ieiert.
Ser. Observation-Disclosures Iropd-
garooniniIter Or. @oebbeIs beiflil-
oigte Sen engIiihen @ebeimoierit ei-
neg 0eriud'ten StttentatS gegen Sitter.
General 8bomos erfIdrte, ooB ser
@eitapo : 8itbrer SimmIcr uiht MIR
sic Dienite ieines 2elitnnntS Sepos
rib Dem Observation-Disclosures
atlgeboten babe, ion0ern aud 5pei
brItiihe 49snten OIL Der oeutih Dol.
Idnoilfen @renSe ais Siinoenb6de
perbaften IieB.
.Senbrih muroe befanntIih orei
Sabre ipdter in Brag %eru1oroet.
Tie Irdger Der MISUNDERSTANDING
in DEN Rreiien Ser oeutiden @ene.
ratit1t tuaren naH Mngobe oeS Gene,
rnIs Gbonlns berGrgert iiber J3a3i.
pollftter. IltBer0etn lDdrcil ne ttldlt
nit Der Biibrltng oeS SitIeriIten
@lisfrieeeS 3ufrieoei1, S5omos aibt
an, oaB Die injufrie0enen Generate
ibp 0urh ben friiberet Gbef oeS @es
nernItabes, General 9uoptg Bef,
beanftragten, Dem 9eIatnten General,
ltn6 8oridldge fiir sic ,,Gntferruing
Der Sitter : Ga8ieruno" 0or3uIegen,
ufqllS 6itler nidt bereit iein IoIIte,
ii6 iofort init Den @elhnGhten at
oeritdnoi9en@.
Die itn3ufrieoenen @encr6Te, 1ilt-
ter oetlen BelomnrihaI[ Griuin uotl
Bibleben cine iiibrenoe Toue IpieIte,
fiibrten lire 9Idne crit flint sSabre
ipater aus. Sbr VerIld Sitter 5u CT.
aloroett, i1Ilg ieOod febI. GeISmar.
ldJall non BisIeben ltHo me1rere
anoere bo1e Seeresoffi5tere tpuroen
binserittet.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01

moroen mar. Gobei piiperte tie:
Ait 5leiIdermeiier"l 9o6doio iteIlte
ober entiGieoen in N6reoe, oent @iltO
etnaS ST. 2eioe aetait 3u bo6en, inoem
err henierfte: sd mertc 0od) cinem
S,rO nids$ ST 2eioe tuH!"
4oialie mitroe I'M 1:15 ll6r nit
taeS nod) oem @rocerDgeihGft &c.
ianot. Inn Ginfdiiic iii MAIDEN. 9IS
lie innerboI6 eirer Stltnoe nidt
5uriitfcbrtc, begauu Sofob @igunti
i6r Safer, iie ii6erdGl al ili6en. @r
bcGob lid and nod Dem 2noen bon
9oGnoio mo Tono i'm geIdtoiieu.
Turallf belta6rihtigte CT Oic Boil
5si, noh oen @inoe 81 indlGr. Ole
iibcr ocnt @eIdnocr crlh0pit bdngen-
Sc Aoiolic mltroe bon cinem poriiber-
g~c1enOen t7i16rigcn Md0fen ge.
funocn. Tc BoIi5ei murOe ioiort be-
natribtipt, bic RoioIie nod 6em
SoipitoI brod)tr. Spdter nnroe No-
iolieS Shneeau5ug in 6eteu nnter
eirent Salifen non 9iitpn in 5ront
pon 2obnoioS 9noen geilnOen. glui
9eirogcn erfIdrte 9obaoio. CT babe
oaS 9in0 lett Idnsem nidt Jeieben
nur0e uber bon scr ToIi5ei Oo1 in
Sdrltboit genommen. Spdter faro
mon gIutipuren olui oolt 5ltB6oOen.
9Ils sic gltcrn i1r 9ino I'M @oipitol
ais on3 i9rige Den 8eb0roen Gegen.
bcjeidnet Botteu erfl1rte Der
erbittert: SD fdmpfte in Git
llnt mcine 61miIie IN Sid)er-
belt 5lt iuiilen in ser 3lpfunit. 0lrn
idJ 5iriid uno nltiB ausfin-
oen Dab nienoit0 iiher aiF Der gon-
5en @eIt it'll"
9obooio, Der gerbaftete. lit nnDcr,
Deiratet. CT fat einen 8rltoer Gam.
ST itlto iein gruoer 5%riannnen De-
treiben oas 2aeengeidaft. Sam Jag
Il, 6rant mar BON ser Armee 1iidt
8enolnmen tporoen fpeger ntge6Lifpr
8efefte.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
K-riees0efnnecftc crs
taltcnt yGnANcniriit''

8nibington Wfit @iidiidt olf
NrbeitermnngeI in Der otnerifani
lden 2an0tpirtidlnft orDnete 9rGit
Sent truman cine noriibergeDer0e
geridiebnn9 Ser @eimienoling BON
1,&outraft" &riegsgefongeneu nod
3eutIhlafiO al.
,,9ontrnft@ @efangene limo ioI
de ariegSgefangene. Die inter Der
@enfer aonbention fir prtbnte Mitf-
trnggeber beIon6ere Mrbeiten ners
ridten. Sic Muftrnqeeber be5dblcfl
Die porberriAenoe 2obnrate, Der
&riegSgefangene erbdlt jeood nm.
so Gents per Sag. Ger Meit miro
Ser 8iinoe3regiernng iiberipieIen.
GoS @eiBe Sans idritt Elm, mad
Dem eS Broteite gegen bic bonn
ariegsomt befnnrt gegehene Oh
Iidt crbalten batte, big gnoe Sc
brtior aGe friegSgefongenen Mrbeiter
ans Der Snouitrie un6 2nnoDirt-
idoft apedS Seimlenoung 3ltriid5li
Scrr Srumm lagte, Die &iidieu,
Dung folder &riegsgefnngenen nad
GelitidlanO iperOc ouf so Gage bers
weroen, iin6 oaB fein ,,4on-
trait" . @efangener Dor Dem 1.
Mbril beimfebren miro.
Sn Der anfifnbigung bieb es, Die
iuur0e rDegen zines Mrs
bel Der Yroouftion
1ou 7aiiffrriiben, 8numtuole uro
ereriffen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
Seitrnfts llmSanf6arfeit

@iotto eing 3li 5Ioren5 cinmal
nit einigen icirer SfiiIer uno
Treunoen ipa5ieren. Dnbei aeriet
eist cntlmlfeneS, niloaeporoenes
Sdspain Dem Waler 5tuiihen 0ie
8eine iino rib ibn Stt Booen. @iot-
TO ridtet2 lid) our, flopite iidp Ben
Staub al iino iaete lafeno 81 ieinen
8egleitern:
,.DnS Shwein bat gang rett. Sd
brbe nit Den 8oriten ieiner Stam-
mesgenoiien piele tauieno Sire. per-
oient, nber "a lit nftt ndd9 hie eifiScs
fallen, i8heH NAL einen 9opf Silppe
gu fpenbieren.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01

BON rtiiffimet Seife 9eiteben mtilfen.
@s mebren Fh DIE 3SeiheA NoaB be
Ruiien nit ser bon BEN 8oIen opr-
foIaten Sffupotions = @oIttif teirese
iuegS ri~n0erftoroen iinO uno baron
oenfen, ben BON Oen RoIen beietten
Eeil SitoeitinInnos nie0er in eige-
ne gerualtung al iibernebuten. DenH
ole RuiIen fonnen es iid nidt leiiben
oar Inc Rodiftib ats Dem Often
uno iBte Observation-Disclosures nit
Ser Seiniat 0urdJ Oie hnotiihett 9iis
itdn6e in Ser poIniifen Gone eefabr-
set tperOen. Gle limo auoem Der An-
litf. Dab Ser ar0Bere Cell Der 9ri-
tit an ser beilte in nller 8eIt 10 itart
oneefein6etcn politif in 0en 0elit-
ifen Gitgebieten meuiger an fbre
aOreIIe alS an Die Der 8olen SIT rim-
ten lei. S6 es ~oIIerOings gang obne
Stipieriafaiter eeben miro, ina
id9iac orriera@ 81 mohen, lit cine
onOerc Brose. D@eibe" ttnO ,,rote"
9oIen, bic ionit beitig gegeneinanOer
intri9ieren, iito iih ooh in Dem
8itnffe einig, .0nb Ole neubeiebten
oeutiHen @ebiete polniI6 bLeiben
iolIen. Die idon felt @oten bette
benoe, poIniih ruiiiihe Spnnnung,
sic in GitpreitBen iosnr bereits 3I
bcn~dfiueten 3uiammenitOBen ge-
fiibrt bat, miir0e ourdp einen oTfenen
3onFitt iber sic 8rage Ser @erspoI.
fling in ben oeutiden Sitgehieten
fritiih perih1rft per6en.
3rciieIIoS mir6 man Ii6 o6er
aud nod oir0erw1rts nit oen BIZ.
itanoep i'm .,gotenIono" beitGftigen,
ioba(o mabrere Gopporte mie OieIer,
Der, 10 bel mir ipiiieh aim eriter
Nal Die 3uiGiuSe int poIuiits bees
ten Hentihlqno an oic GaifentIiffeii
bringt, bic auFmerfinmfeit ser @eIt-
meinurg erregt BADEN. 9enn rs
acbt blsr lta1 nof pjeI nle5r ais
MIR I'M oos 9ebeu Ginger NiIlio-
men Tehtidler, eS gebt Inn oip Rpin.
belt liu6 StdtFe ser antifoihiItiiteu
8emegtrna III ser MeIt. @ann. aIlg
0ieienigen Die Sitter nn6 Muiiolini
unter aroben 9pfern b%efdmpften,
I'M cine 6eIierc ReIt ~ouf8uboiien, es
5llIoiIep, SOB ibr aompf iett bon
2ouoieS uno GAouoiitiiten ausqe-
MET unb beitmAst mira, ounn Ic-
9eft mir feline groBe Soffnltng fiir 6ie
3ufurft. Man bat NIT &edt ben
2'eltideI porgetporfett. oaB lie IN
i9rern BGait6en al Die MtiIiion i6rcs
8aterIanbes iotatlge Die aitgen Dor
ben @relleItaten 0es GoSiSmus per-
itlniien b1tten. SoHen Sic gor-
fdntpfer isr Democratic Ip1ter elm
NAL ben gleif]en Borpurf allf Iid,
iiben laiietl miiIlen? 9InH mir ale
tperoen ,MitihuIoi9e@ iein, uenn
mir ni6t t6gIif lno itiin0lid Sic
Shdn0tdten, Ole bellte I'M Ndmen
Der Geinotrdtie uno Der Sreibeit Be-
gorl8en ipgr0etL ent1aIIen. Wif4S
nloeres MOLTEN 0iele erIten 2eiIen
aus Dem 2an0 Der Gogelfreien, aus
Gem 9otenlnno ienieitS Ser ODER.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
prci. WcIff ipicNcr an
wiemcr uniucriitGt

@icn Ger oroentlidc grofelIor
an Der Nedlts, uno itoatSmilienidaft
li6en sSofultdt Der ltniberiit1t Suns
brllf, Or. iltr. ct phil. 0or[ @oIif
Der ummittelbnr nad Der 8eIesnng
OclterreihS infoIge scr 9emin3in.
tion ourdl ciilen Stuoenten in
Sdnsboit genommeiL cinen Wonat
III Soit gebalten lnlo ipqter inter
NberfeImnag OcS HuBeeeniliieS in
ben 5eiilidlen Miibeltouo Deriett NOR.
ben mar. erbielt mad, ser geireinnq
GeIterreihS einen 2ebrauftrng fir
Sonoelsredt an Scr @etts- un6
Observation-Disclosures 5ofuItlt Der
llniperiitGt @itn. Sr6tpifhen mir
DC Brof. @olfi mie0er oIS 2r6ina-
riuS iibernommcn nno lett an oieie
5aflIltat berlebt.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04
FEp( OWES
EMPLOYEES $4,000

WASHINGTON, May 4 (ANP)
With less than 80 days remaining
to wind up the affairs of the FEPC
scheduled for liquidation on June
30, the committee finds itself in a
muddle over inability to pay it's en-
ployees $4,000 due them through
accumulated back leave.
Less and less is heard Of the
FEPC these days as congress moves
merrily on it's way to stifle other
other projects which have benefit
ted the common man. Regardless of
of impending elections wherein the
common man, as he is affection
ately called, will have tremendous
say in who is coming back to con-
gress, these officials are apparently
doing their upmost to lose their
chances of returning to their be-
loved congress seats.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04
Supreme Court Viii Hear Vote FIGHT

NEW ORLEANS, May 4 (ANP)
citizens of Louisiana and
Alabama were victorious in the Sec
ond step in their court fight for the
vote in these states when the u. S.
Circuit Court of Appeals for the
fifth district reversed findings of
lower courts that they could not ap-
peal for federal relief until they had
exhausted remedies provided by
state courts.
The actions pushed by the
were begun by William P.
Mitchell, Macon County, Ala, and
Edward Hall, St. John the Baptist
Parish, La, who were denied the
right to register for voting, though
they met all qualifications.
In each case, the federal district
court upheld the contention of state
authorities that adequate remedies
were provided by state law in in
stances of discrimination. In re-
versing the decisions, the court of
appeals pointed out that the states
provided only judicial relief, that
is, merely a chance to present
grievance in state court, and not adj
minister relief when the discrimina-
tion is plainly evident.
The court of appeals found both
Mitchell and Hall were clearly en-
titled to vote and that the refusal of
local boards to allow them to regis
ter, a condition for voting, was
violation Of the u. S. constitution.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04
JUDGE PERRY JACKSON
HERE TOMORROW

All paths will lead to Bethel Bap-
tist church tomorrow night when
the 23rd annual membership drive
of the Dayton branch of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People gets
under way, with Judge Perry B.
Jackson, of the Cleveland Munich
pal Court as pricinpal speaker.
Judge Jackson is the only Negro
member of the bench in the state of
Ohio.
Also appearing on the program
will be the Dayton Revelators, a
new and dynamic singing aggrega-
tion which has been creating a sem
sation wherever they have appear
ed. Bethel senior choir will furnish
additional music.
The local branch NAACP is striv-
ing to add 5000 new members to it's
roster this year and Sundays meet
ing will mark the kickoff Of the
annual campaign. Oliver Robinson,
chairman of the membership COM
mittee will preside at the meeting.
A souvenir program has been
published citing the activities of
the local branch and includes many
interesting features.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04
WONDER BREAD BOYCOTT
SPREADS TO SOUTH
SIDE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 2. (ANP)-
The boycott of Wonder bread, a
product of the Consolidated Baking
company, has spread to all parts of
the vast Negro sections of the south
side, according to a report here by
Joseph Jefferson, head of the Ne
gro Labor Relations league, who is
spearheading the fight against the
gigantic bakery company in an ef-
fort to secure jobs as bread truck
drivers for Negro men.
Fighting back all proposals to
employ Negro bread truck drivers,
Consolidated officials were report
ed last week as unalterably opposed
to the idea of removing white bread
truck drivers in the lucrative Ne
gro communities. They are report
ed to have secured the aid and NOR
al support of the powerful team
sters' union, whose representatives
told Jefferson they would refuse to
allow their members to deliver
bread in the Negro neighborhoods
if the boycott against Wonder
bread continues.
Jefferson told huge mass meet
ing throng at DuSable High school
Friday about the anti-Negro SEN
timent of Consolidated officials, and
requested that similar boycott be
Immediately instituted against
Wonder bread in every Negro COM
munity in the nation.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, New
York City's dynamic congressman,
was scheduled as principal speaker
but was unable to arrive here on
time.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF
SONS Staying

ROXBORO, N. c., May A (ANP)
Richard Green, 46-year-old Gran
vile County resident, was SEN
fenced to a prison term of IL to Is
years after he had pleaded guilty to
second-degree murder in the fatal
shooting of his son, Richard, Jr.,
%, on the night of March 2.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04

are now submitting, runs for
10 years only.
. There are various funds of
the Board of Education and
they must be used for specific
purposes as follows:
1. Bond Retirement Fund.
This fund, as the name would
imply, can be used only for the
redemption of maturing bonds
and the interest on outstand-
ing bonds. Each year a levy is
made on the current tax dupli-
cate for sufficient moneys to
pay the bonds maturing and
interest due during that year
and under no circumstance,
can the money be used for any
other purpose than that for
which it is levied.
2. Permanent Improvement
Levy.
This fund, likewise, as the
name would indicate, can be
used only for permanent inn
provements or building pur-
poses. The legal interpreta-
tion of a''permanent improve
ment" is any property, asset
or Improvement with an esti-
mated life or usefulness of
five years or more.
This fund may be established
by the transfer of moneys
from the General Fund, with
the approval of the State
Bureau of Inspection and
Supervision of Public Offices,
or by a special levy for per-
manent improvements, such
as the levy which is to be sub
mitted at the May Primary
Election.
3. General or Operating
Fund.
This fund is used for the pay
ment of salaries of teachers
and other employees, purchase
of educational and mainten-
ance supplies and all other
operating expenses of the
schools and may be used for
any expenditures which is
legal for the Board to make.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-04
Questions And Answers On
School improvement Levy

oOAAOOA AAAO
Questions have been asked of
Board of Education officials dur
ing the past week concerning the
l 1.1-mill permanent improvement
levy for schools, which comes be-
fore the voters at the May Z pri-
mary election:
l. What is 1-1-mill levy? What
does it mean to my pocket
books?
II. What is the difference be-
tween a levy and bond is
sue?
III. Why cannot money in the
bond retirement fund be used
for permanent improvements? u?
Authority-William A. Young,
chairman of promotion and public
ity committee. These questions
were submitted to Miss Corrine L.
Borghardt, Clerk-Treasurer Of the
Board of Education, for reply.
Miss Borghardt's reply:
l. The 1.1-mill levy is a levy of
lie on each 500 of taxable
property, or $1.10 for each
$1,000 of taxable property for
each of the 10 years that the
levy is voted.
II. A permanent improvement
levy is "pay-as-you-go" pol
icy and a bond issue mort
cages the future for period
of twenty to twenty-five years.
When it is necessary to-
erect new school building or
make other major improve
ments within short period Of
time, it is usually necessary to
submit the question of bond
issue to the voters rather than
permanent improvement
levy.
By selling bonds the entire
amount of money can be OBJ
tanned at one time, whereas
only certain portion of the
proceeds of a permanent i'm
provement levy is obtainable
annually during the life of a
levy.
The total cost of issuing
bonds is greater than securing
the funds from a levy, be-
cause interest must be paid
upon the bonds for approx
mately twenty to twenty-five
years, depending upon the
purpose for which the bonds
are issued.
The annual levy for bonds
is less than that for perman-
ent improvements, but such
levy continues for 20 or 25
years, whereas the permanent
improvement levy, which we
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-24
Materials Priority
Committee Is
Appointed

Montana Manager for Civilian Pro
duction Jerome G.. Locke, this week
announced the appointment of COM
mittee of well-known Montana citi-
zens to act in an advisory cacacity in
the ALLEGATION of building materials.
Members of the committee are:
Eddy O'Connell, Eddy Bakeries, Hell
ena, and director of the Federal Re-
serve bank; Gilbert Miller Kalispell
wholesale lumber dealer; Dan J. Moon
ey, one of the largest non-housing
contractors in the state, of Butte and
Billings; Walter Howard, Helena, sec
rotary of Montana Retail Lumber Deal
ers association; H. S. Bruce, editor
of The Peoples Voice and business
manager of Educational Coop Publish
ing company; Richard Donovan, Butte,
state president of Carpenters and Join
ers Union; James E. Flaherty, presi-
dent of Carpenter Paper company, and
president of Montanans, Inc.
The committee will hold it's first
meeting some time next week. Await
ing consideration by the committee
are hundreds of applications for build
ing projects.
To be considered essential, the COM
pleted project must provide for the
production of product declared crit
ical by CPA, or the elimination of
local shortage of employment oppor-
tunities, or the elimination of bot
tleneck to the reconversion of the ma
tional economy