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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09

Over at Elbow Lake, in Grant
county, E. l.. Higgins, of Hutchin-
son, chief engineer of the fish and
game department, is giving special
attention to the feasibility of build
ing a dam to maintain the water
level of lake Pomme de Terre.
During the past several years the
level of the lake has been so low
that fish propagation was endang-
cred. Mr.. Higgins stated that when
a dam is necessary for fish conser-
walton the state department paid
all the expense. The cost of a
concrete dam there would be APP
proximately $4,000 according to
estimate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09
Hoover's Campaign Policies
Ready as Notification Nears
Round of Conferences Resulting
in Definite Plans for Drive for
Votes in November

Stanford University, Calf, Aug.
6.-Herbert Hoover gave his at
tention today to the larger ques-
tions of campaign policy which
will come up for discussion and
decision at conferences he is to hold
at his home here with party lead
ers Immediately before and after
the notification ceremonies at Stan
ford university next Saturday.
Those who are in the confidence
of the Republican presidential can
didate are authority for the predic-
tion that so far as Hoover himself
is, concerned his speeches will be
devoted to an exposition of his own
policies and the relationship of
government to the many economic
and commercial problems at pres
ent or soon to arise.
They assert that his firm con-
viction is that the sort of cam
Ipaign in which the people are in
terested is an affirmative one rath-
er than one devoted largely to at
tacks upon the opposition.
Plans for carrying on such a
fight in the time intervening be-
fore the general election on No
vember 6 already have been the
subject of conferences the nomi-
nee has had with leaders. These
will be further outlined at his
meetings here with Chairman HUI
bert Work of the Republican ma
tional committee, and others who
are controlling the integral parts
of the vast organization being built
up for the battle ahead. -,
Mr.. Work is to arrive here next
Friday and remain over until
August Is. Senator George H.
Moses of New Hampshire, chair
man of the notification committee,
will arrive Thursday, but the van
guard of national committeeman
and committeewomen will reach
Palo Alto even before that time.
Hoover has in mind now to make
no extended journeys over the
country during the campaign, and
if he has his way ,heswill leave
Washington only three or fenr
times forS short trips to. the east
and some of The border states. He
will make a visit to the turbulent
corn belt on his way back to the
national capital on august ,21,
speaking at his birthplace at West
Branch, Iowa.
He will deal largely with the
agricultural problem, outlining
of indirect aid to the farm
er, which he holds is almost as i'm
portant as the direct aid.
The Republican nominee had
only one engagement today, that
with Dwight Davis, secretary of
war, who is here enroute to Hon
olulu on official business.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. August Mackey,
of Staples, visited with friends in
Sank Centre Tuesday.
AL Vogel, accompanied by his
brother Joseph Vogel, spent Fri
day in St. Cloud on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Gingery
spent Sunday with. relatives and
friends in St. Cloud.
Miss Catherine Zubraegel, of
Lastrup, is spending this week in
Sank Centre visiting at. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Lenarz.
Mrs. M. E. Vaughn and Miss
Fletcher, of Minneapolis, spent
the week end in this city as guests
of DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Vandesteeg
and family. Mrs. Vaughn is a
sister of Mrs. Vandesteeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Marshall
and two children, of Omaha, Neb..
are spending a two weeks vaca-
ton in this city visiting with the
gentleman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paul, of
Melrose, accompanied by Mrs. B.
o. Vogel, of this city, motored to
Renville last week and spent a
few days visiting with friends
They returned home Tuesday.
Harold Bishop went to Mime.
apolis Monday to attend the Mid.
west store convention being held
in the Flour city this week. He al,
so spent day in Austin attending
the American Legion state col,
vention.
Mrs. Theo. Dock left Sank Cen.
tire Sunday enroute to Winnipeg
Canada, where she is making a
three weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. P. W.. Stewart. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Dock as fan
as Wadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon McDonna
and children, of Dubuque, Iowa
are spending several days in Saul
Centre visiting with the lady's
mother, Mrs. John Book, and the
gentleman's sister, Mrs. F. H.
Kinsella.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Rotert
spent the week end in St. Paul.
They were accompanied home by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bartholomew
and two sons, George and Howard.
Donald Bishop went to Mime
apolis Tuesday evening where on
Wednesday and today, Thursday,
he attended the Midwest stores
convention.
The Misses Peggy Jacobs and
Audrey Boldt, of Minneapolis,
spent last week in Sank Centre as
guests at the Nick Orth and Peter
Orth homes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09
One Hundred Eleven Killed
By Crossing Mishaps
Value of Warning Signals Empha-
sized in Accident Bulletin Is
sued by Government

On hundred and eleven persons
were killed and 721 injured in
grade crossing accidents in Mime
sofa during 1927, according to an
accident bulletin received from
bureau of statistics, of the inter
state commerce at Washington, D.
c., today.
% This is 70 per cent of the total
of such accidents in the entire
United States. In the country
there were $500 grade crossing
accidents during the year, in which
2,371 persons lost their lives and
6,613 persons were injured.
1t is pointed out in the bulletin
that "accidents and casualties at
highway grade crossings are an
alyzed according to the kinds of
protection afforded at the time the
accident occurred and according
to the modes of travel"
Vehicles of pedestrians running
into the side of train standing
Or moving over the crossing caused
more than 1900 accidents and re-
suited in 259 fatalities and 1,791
injuries.
The value of warning signals of
some kind is clearly evidenced by
the fact that of the 1896 acct
dents, 1876 occurred at unpro-
tected crossings. Crossing gates
appear to be the most effective
warning for only 1872 accidents re-
sulting in los deaths occurred at
crossings so protected. At cross
ings protected by a Waterman
there were COG accidents and 181
deaths, at crossings with audible
and visible signals there were 255
Eaccidents~ and 1874 deaths, at cross
ings with audible signals only there
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09
Onion Maggot Working
Havoc In Mimi. Fields


An insect that knows its onions
is giving truck farmers of Mime
sofa lot Of trouble and causing
considerable financial loss. Ex-
cept for districts in northern areas
the pest is to be found wherever
onions are grown in quantity in
the state, says H. L. Parten, ento-
mologist with the agricultural ex-
tension division of the university.
The onion maggot is the off
spring of little fly which lays its
eggs at the ground line on the
young onion plants. In ten days
the eggs hatch and the larvae bore
into the leaves and bulbs. The
plants become stunted, the tops
turn yellow and break down, and
eventually decay sets in.
The pest can be controlled only
by persistent hard work. A spray
formula which has given 100 per
cent control in Illinois, says Mr..
Parten, is a mixture of two pounds
of potash fish oil soap and one gal
lon of light lubricating oil having
specific gravity of .88 and a Wis
costly of 80 per cent plus one quart
of water. Boil the mixture and
dilute one and one-half gallons to
48IR gallons of bordeaux mixture
4 4-5O. aE.l~ -.
The first spray should be apple
when the plants are about an inch
out of the ground and before the
eggs are Matched. This should be
followed by five more sprays three
or four days apart. Repellants can
he used to good advantage to keep
the flies away from the onion beds
and fields. Mr.. Parten is now ex-
perimenting with different concen-
trations of oil and nicotine, oil and
bordeaux, ad oil and London Pur-
pie to determine what proportions
are needed to repel the flies.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09

were 1922 accidents and 1876 deaths,
and at crossings with visible sig
nails only, there were 345 accidents
and 1913 deaths.
By far the most accidents We're
caused by passenger automobiles
being struck by trains or running
into the side of trains, but that
total was swelled almost 1000
when accidents occurred to pedes-
trians motor buses, trucks, motor
cycles and bicycles, trolley cars,
animal drawn vehicles and pedes-
TRANS passing over or under the
cars and all other kinds of acct
dents were added.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-08-09

Charley Kittelson farm west of
town. Barns and small outbuild-
ings at several place were moved
or slightly out of plumb, and trees
were uprooted here and there.
Over at Richmond considerable
damage is reported, many roofs
being torn off in the village
Brooten Review.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
A SCENT ISTvAN
EGYLET GYtLESE

A Scent Istvan Egylet legkize-
lebbi gyiilese vasarnap, junius
San lesz. Minden gyiiles fontos,
de ez gyiiles kiilon0sen az lesz.
inert az alapsza!balym6dositas ke-
riil a tagok ele. Ezuton is keret-
mex tagok, hogy szavazati
lapjaikat kitoltve hozzak maguk-
kal a megerkezeskor adiak oda
a jegyz6nek.
Akik mem tagjai ~ egyletnek,
de gienybe 6hajtjak venni mos
tani beallasi electromagnetic, el6-
szor vMsgaltassak meg magukat
DR.. Mahrer magyar orvosnal, aki
a Terminal Bnildingben talalhat6
es a k apottorvosi bizonyitvany-
nyal jOjjenek ell a SIT. Istvan Ott-
honban tartand6 gyiilesre. Azok,
akik R 6s 30 ev koz0tti kornak,
mem fizetnek beallasi dijat, ezen-
feliil As ewes korig csekely egy
dollar q 'beallasi dij.
Dsmj6n Lajos. jegyz5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
Az UDvARLAs JUTALMA

Lewis Cieslinszky hiis0l $ koz-
ben elmelkedik AIT probalja XII
okulalni, hogy milyen kiilonos is
moi mem. 9, a sep dertk ifju
mem akart semmi rosszat. Udva-
rolni akart. S hogy sikeresen ud-
varoljon, szerelmi vallomasat lie
is irta. Harom csinos holgyet XII
sert, ezeknek adta oda a levelet.
Ugy gondolta, hogy harom ko-
ziil valamelyik csal enged, S
meghallgatja szerelmi 0mlenge-
seit. De rosz helyen kopogtatott.
Rend6rt hivtak a leanyok es a
rend6r a szerelmes ifjut Roman
max hivta. Most Lewis a Decora-
tion Dayt a varos kosztjan i'm
nepli. A koszton kiviil 30 napot
kapott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
BEKE CAMPBELLEN
Gordon polgarmester Anthony
Julius kivezte kozbiztonsagi
igazgat6nak,


A ,politika nagy meglepetese a
h6ten az volt. hogy Vansuch east
Youngstown kozbiztonsagi igaz-
cato hirteleniil lemondott es he
lyebe Gordon polgarmester kline
vezte legnagyobb ellenfelet An
sthony Jala,st, aaki 10 even at
szamvev5je volt Campbellnek Is
aki, miutan fivere Desc julius
vesbtett Gordonnal szemben az
el6valasztason, mint Independents
jel0lt vette fel harcot a nepsze-
Ri polgarmester ellen, de szinten
vesztett multi 6sszel.
Gordon polgamester mindig.
baratja volt a magyaroknak. Ugy
latszik, hogy megegyezes Jolt
letre Gordon es Julius part ko-
z0tt ess most beke uralkodik
Campbellen, ahol nemregen dii-
h0ng0- olaszok fel akartak rob-
bantani a polgarmester haaat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
ERTEsITEs

Tisztelettel tudomasul adjuk
Youngstown S kornyeke magyar
saganak, hogy Szalma es Bunchy
vezetesevel vi zenekar alakult
meg. Ez a zenekar kitiin6en jat-
SILK ugy magyar, valamint angel
,zenet. ha valakinek jo zenekarra
van sziiksege lakodalomban, tar
sas 0sszejovetelen, vagy kereszte-
les alkalmaval, forduljanak hoz-
zank bizalommal es mi lelkiisme-
retesen kiszolgalunk mindenkit
jutanyos arban. Magyar partolja
a magyar. Szemelyesen lehet be-
szelni Babos J6zseffel, 3OO8 So.
Ayenuen. Telefon 3O362.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
TuDoMAsUL

Ezennel tudomasara adom
SIT. Istvan Egylet tagjainak.
hogy telefonszam valtoztatva
lett es ezutan csakis ezen sza-
mon hivjanak fel: 1872, Tovab-
ba felkerem mindazon sziil6ket,
kiknek gyermekeik- .tartoznak
gyermekosztalyhoz s a .l6-ik elet-
evGket bet0ltottek, helyeztessek
at a feln6ttek osztafyaba.., "A oyer
mekek neyei a k0vetkez6k: Be
nish Julia, Kuty Pal, TVask6 Ber-
nice es Bartfai Lajos. Felkerem
minlazon tagokat. kiknek keze-
ben van az NJ alapszabaly minta-
ia es vele egyiitt szavaD6lap. a
jovo vasarnap, azaz junius 3-an
tartando gyiilesre okvetieniil hoz-
Yak ell vagy kiildjek be a szavaza-
tot ,hogy ezen iiggyel vegezhes-
sink, a szayaztokat megszamlal-
hassunk es az eredmenyt a nyl-
vanossagra hozhassuk. Kerem
tagsagot, hogy szavazzon, inert
azalta1 csak a sajat maya erdeka-
ben cselekszik minden j6 tag, aki
ugy sajat mint az egylat erde-
ket sziven viseli, az mem fogia ell
mulasztani es leadja snavazatat.
Vagyols testveri szeretettel
Hoffer Andras, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
HON FERENCEK
K0LT0zK0DNEK

alxEs a ~ sa =
Hon Ferenc es csaladja Young
stownban k0zismert magyar csa-
lad es derek honfitarsunk, e he
ten kik0lt01k0dnek varosb6l,
hogy egy k0zeli farmon, melyet
r6gehben vasaroltak, lax kjanak. "A
farm eleg kozel van Youngstown
hoz, ugy hogy Hon honfitarsunk
minden nap bejohet es mint mint
ahogy art eddig is tefte, k0zis-
inert varosi irodajaban elinttzze
biztositasi iigyeit.
Sajnal5uk, hogy varosunk ma
Igyarjai fogynak, csak az q t,idat
vigasztal benniinket, hogy nem
mennek olyan messzire, hoey pe
vehetnek ki resniiket ezptan III
Youngstown magyar t6rslls 4
max mosealmaib6l S. S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
KISS Bella ISMET TANCOL
A vILAGBAJNOKSAGERT
A Youngstown tancbajnok, aki
magyar flu, kesziil a new york;
tanc vilagbajnoksagra.

Hi ne emlekezne ARA, amikor
nehany evvel ezelott charleston
divatba jott, Kiss Belt young
stowni magyar flu egyfolytaban
egy egesz hetig tancolt es meg
dontotte a vilagrekordot. A tame
mar'atont, ::akkbr az alfitofta meg
hogy 4 reiiGl6rseg mem engedte
vasarnap ejfelnel tovabb tan
colri.
Most New Yorkban lesz tav-
tame vilagbajn oksag.
Kiss bejelentette, hogy 8 reszt
vesz a versenyen 6s azonnal ire
ningbe kezdett az Idora Park
gyony6rii tame pavillonjaban,
ahol minden este nyolc 6rat6l II
craig megallas nelkiil tancol,
hogy "syungba' jojjon.
Kiss azonkiviil naponta vagy
tiz mertf0ldet salad es egyeb-
kent trenirozza magat, .hogy tes-
te megerosodve kibirja az esetleg
10 napig is eltart6 folytnos tam
cot. Kissnek meg mines partnere.
A parkban barkivel tancol es szi-
vese nelfogad partner jelentke-
z6ket. Az leany, akit Xxi fog va
laszani partnernek. anyjaval
egyiitt megy maid New Yorkba
a park koltsegen es ha Kiss meg
nyeri at els odijjat, ugy reszesiil-
nj fog abban es partnere marad
maid Kissnek, amikor fellep a
szinpadokon
A tancverseny irant Macy err
deklodes .mutatkozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
Megtalaltak a Rosenbaum
leanyka kihult holttestet
AZ orvosok atasa szerint szerencsetlen fekegyemii
gyermek ehenhalt. Az egesz orszag rendorsege
nyomozza a leanyszoktetot - Ket farmer flu
Salem kozeleben, egy szakadek melyen buk-
kant tetemre. = Nyomon detektivek

\
vedelyeit kitoltse. rata. Ez a fel-
teves is helyt elennek bizonyult,
inert a holttesten sommifele kill
er6szak nyomai mem voltak lat
hat6k es mem. volt megbecstele-
nitve.
Hogyan keriilt Beatrice az ell
hagyatott, eldugott kis v0lgyecs-
tkebe, .kozel egy regen .beszakadt
szenibanya bejar6ja melle.
EFT titkot igyekszik most fell
deriteni detektiyek es nyomo-
z6k egesz serege
A ket farmer flu vasarnap del
utan feliilt ponira, hogy vissza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31

hozza azokat teheneket, anne
lyek egy helyen elszakitottak
keritest es megsz0ktek: Amilor
az efhagyott banya volgythez err
tex az egyik flu valami szineset
latott az egyik ibokorban. Oda To-
vagoltak es egy gyermekruhat
talaltak.
A ruha latasara tovabb vizsga-
l6dtak es egy melyedesben, suru
.bokrok kozt egy gyermektestet
lattak, amelyen csak als6rrha
volt.
A fiuk megijedtek, inert kis
gyermek mem mozdult es vssza-
lovagoltak hazukhoz, ahol az apa
azonnal hozzajuk csatlakozott.
Apjukkal visszaterve a volgy-
be, meglattak, hogy a kis leany
halott. Azonnal ertesitettek sa-
lemi rend6rseget es nemsokara a
hatosagok emberei a helyszinen
voltak.
Az orvosok eleinte ait hittek,
hogy kis leanynak valami go
nosztevo kicsavarta a nyakat, mi
utan megbecstelenitette, de a bon
[colasnah kideriilt, hogy a szeren-
csetln kis leany ehenhalt. AZ
orvosok velemenye szerint lega-
labb ot napja mem evett.
A borzalmas lelet hire azonnal
elterjedt megyeben Is Young
stown'ban es val6sagos nepvan-
dorlas indnlt a lelet helyere. A
sok kutat6 aztan alaposan 0ssze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
A MAGYAR CSAPAT
VEGRE GY0ZOTT
A SIT. Istvan labdaz6k megvertek
a st. Rocco olasz csapatot.

Ket vereseg utan vegre gyoze-
lemhez jutott a SIT. 1stvan ma
gyar baseball csapat, yasarnap
delutan, amikor Macy es elkesere-
dett kiizdelem csaknem a jatek
id6 vegen megverte. a st. Rocco
csapatot rendes a. ligai mer-
k0zesen.
Az eredmeny 4:2 volt.
A magyar fiuk, alik az elso
ket merk6zest gyakorlat hianya
Matt vesztettek ell, meg mindig
mem iitnek ,ngy, ahogys kellene, de
a fatal Gregositssal meger6so-
d0tt csapat megis nyert, pedig
csak negy iitest kapott.
Ragan es Davis j6l dobtak es
az olasz csapat csak ot iitest ka-
pott, amelyek azonban jobban
vOltak elf0rgacsolya, mint a ma
gyar csapate.
Egy kis gyakorlattal magyar
csapat meg behozhatja az elso k6t
n1erkozes veszt eseget &s meg
|nagy befolyassal lehet liga baj-
noksag dont6jebe az 6sszel.
a magyar kozonseg partoljas a
csapatot, amelynek felszerelase-
hez hozzajarult Youngstownban
csaknem minden magyar egylet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
VI PoLGARN6K

A multi heten megemlekeztiink
arr6l, hogy magyar n6k kaptak
polgari levelet. Campbellr6l XII
rally Istvanne, Mrs. Fedor es K6-
nya Ferencne, akiknek neve a
multi heti szamunkbof kimaradt.
Szivelyesen iidvoz0ljiik az nj pol.
garnoket, valamint a Steeltonon
lak6 Kopacsy Janosnat, aki sim
ten belepett a polgarn6k sorSha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
tiport minden nyomot.

tiport minden nyomot.
Egy kozelben lako farmer SEE
rint ket nappal miel6tt a hotties
tet megtalaltak. estefele egy ko-
pott Ford fordult be az ultra So
tet lampakkal Is 8 ugy velte,
hogy abban egy id6s ember es
egy kis lany volt A farmer SEE
rint gep kis ideig id6zott az ell
hagyott uton' es aztan vadul ell
szaguldott. A volgyben kes0bb
megtalaltak a kis leanyka harris
nyajat es cip6ift. A cip6 talpa
I-tiszta volt IS igy a rendoorseeg var
l6szinunek tartia, hogy a szeren-
csetlent tenyleg g6ppel hoztak
ARA helyre.
Beatricot kedden temettel1 a
kivancsiak 6riasi tomegenek
Macy reszvete mellett.
A rendGrseg lazasan kutat es
mindent elk0vetnek a lanyrablo
kinyomozasara. Annak, aki az ell
foeat tasra vezet, kozel $500 dbl
lar jutalom iiti a markat. A ket
f,,,,a a,, e., O-O lo11n, ~,
ban fog reszesiilni, inert megta-
laltak a kis leanyt. A dij annak
volt kitiizve, aki elve vagy halva
megtalalja a kis leanyt.
A legu.6bbi jeientesek szerint
Leetonia.ban allit0lag lattak egy
id6s embert egy kis leannyal,' ali
enni kert t6le multi heten. Most
ebben az iranyban nyomoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31

sett, kutatott es nyomozott az ell
tint kis leany utan.
Beatrice, aki alig tudott be-
szelni, dacara 10 ewes koranak,
majus 14-en. delel6tt tint ell ha-
zulrol.
A szomszedok allitasa szerint
egy iit0tt-kopott, tor0tt hats6 alb
laku Greg Ford-klppe-ba lattak
beszalni, amelyben egy mintegy
so ewes koru, elegge rosszul Otto
zott ferfi tilt.
Az6ta senki sem latta elve
Beatricet.
Orszagszerte gyanus lett min
den iitott-kopott Ford, es ilyen
van tizezer szam Amerika kitiind
.orszagutain. Az elfogott gyanusi-
tottakat mind kenytelenek vol
tax elbocsatani.
Eleinte AIT hitte rend3rseg
hogy egy degenerate ember lopta
el leanykat, hogy allatias szen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31
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Beatrice Rosenbaum az eltiint
10 ewes felkegyelmii Youngstown
leanyka megkeriilt.
A szerencsetlen leanygyerme-
ket ehenhalva talalta meg ket
farmer flu egy Salem kozeleben
fekv6 farmon, kozel Mahoning
es Columbiana megye hatarhoz,
Youngstownt6l mintegy 20 merit
f6ldnyire.
Mar kozel ket hetig tartott a
hajsza az eltiint leanyka utan.
T0bb mint egy tucat ember ke-
riilt b0rtonbe, mint gyanusito oft
es harom orszag rend6rsege kere-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-31

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AZ vi vasut megkapja az enge-
delyt. Az iigy eleg j6l all, de don
tes csak h6napok mulva varhat6
Mem artana Nagybizottsag
legk0zelebbi gyiilessn egy memo.
randumot elfogadni Is AIT . ma.
gyar szarmasasu vas Is ac6lmun;
kasok nev6ben Washington
juttatni.
Talan q munkasok szava meg.
er6siti AZ OFT elhangzott komoly
kerelmet.