davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
Mi Magunk, a J0vendoben


naparrol leeptuk Szvesztert es multba think 1929.
De vajon csakugyan mutba tiinik-e? Mem Ne
kink Mi magunkkal visszik Jovendobe
IdGk fordulasan, ha listen ranktelzint es egyszer
csak ran6ekin akkor sep atvanyba1 lesz am resze:
Greg fodiink biszk6n repl iirben. Vi holdja van
magyar 6gen: Buffalo, Vagy nkabb ksero cslag talar,
magyar boI6ny Mi vissziik magnkkal lelLi k0teleken
szvbeli seyenlszalakon
Mert Buffalora enl6kezniinlz kell mndenkoron Bar
mi k0vetkezzek. Szamlmkra oft keszit Arany Bua,
aminek szovege ICY kezdodik: -~....4.
"Az osztatlan egyseg neveben -
Soha mem ertiink meg idaig, ne forduljunk vssza
Buffalo: mi magunk vagyunk J0vendoben. "A dolgozo,
a safarkod6 tiszalekii joakaratu magyar. Edesfia
Szl6hazanak hi pogara Amerkanak 6s utols6 bolenye
minden magyar remenysegnek.
EFT jelenti az AMOSZ. Vajjon agyaniissik-e hat
vagy segseginkkel aldjuk meg, hogy vee ds alfalfa le
gvmk 6s tegyini J0vendoben.
A magyar Haza szeg6ny viagnyomoultja, nj ka-
rok1a taaIt Bufloban III karokra 6s rendekre: rank
Els ugy ogja hasznat veni ahogy mi tudjuk hasznosi
TAM magunkat erte.
Sz0rnyi felel6sseginh Ki 6rz m1skGp? Meg kell
tehat ennnk nndent azert, hogy buffaoi alkotasunk
Anosz mnkakepes legyen valoban nyujtson segit
seget szerencsetlen Szilohaznlak es kl0n0sen azok
max tesverelnek akik Tpoyment6n Sao part jan, Ma
folyasn Tisza ered6j6n Duna evesz6en Matra
kadasan sirnak-srdogalnak Trianon gyaszaban De he
a boldogsagot Aldozat kell ahoz.
TM ponunk mar ar1a hogy mindannvian tanacs
bagyUlhessink es rendre vegyIk gondjainkat. Es
mar alkotmny: Amosz HI laa mask6p! Meg kell tehat
er0senink az Amosz kerleteit minden er0nkkel Leg
f0k6pen azonban minden intezmenyink k6pviseet6vc,
rankneezed6 feleosegb6l XII kell venn mindenki
mex maga terhet.
Els varjon senki kiion hivast, inert mem ehet min
denllt klon invitan egy kozponti gondoskodassa Do
logra adozata Az kell hogy most mar minden magyar
0nmagaol all jon mllnkaba Bufaloban ktz0tt celokert
Icy eregeljenek ereb6yen mint nagyutra kelo mada-
rk: 0szton0sen Merit aki 6rz hogv lit az idee en-
mex, annak hasznat igen vesszik
Az Amosz kerete kesz. MndenIi megtalafhaia ia a he
ly6t benne Csak meg kell keresn Els meg ke keresn
inert utolso akaom arra, hogy eronket 0sszehord
juk Az Amoszban, inert xviii csak szethordhaiuk
ami a menk.
Icy azonban csakugyan magunkkal visszk 1929-et
Jovendobe A hi biszkesegiinket: Buffalot Mden ma
gyarnak becslletere es minden magyar eel hasznara
AdJa meg listen AIT, aki orzi es megorzi Buffaot
6s adJon nek boldog Ujesztend6t az Ur Mert az liver
magyar maga boldogsagot eent neknk 6s szerencsst
len sziilohazanknak
Tarnoczy Arpad,
az AmOSZ Szpryez0 igazrat1ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
vERHoVAY.1os

Beteg tagjaink: Hank6 Mihaly
357 Auburndale Ave-, jelenleg az
vi Youngstown korllazban. Ko-
vacs Ferencne 3S ParneH st. Be-
tegseg a tikarnal jelentend6: I'll
Edward st. Telefon 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
K0sZ0NETNYMvANITAs

>Alulirott Gyetvay Janos es lea
nyai leghalasabb koszonetinket
nyilvanitjuk mindazokkal SEEN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09
MEGMT ALDoZAToT
K0vETELT AZ ITAL
(Folyt. az 1-s6 oldalr6l).

ke Istyan ref. lelkeSZ imadkoZ0tt
f0l0tte.
! A Kultur Otthon most az egy.
seer megtette AIT, hogy errol gon-
doskodott. lMegtette azert, inert
mem akarta, hogy az ilyen gyarl6
gondolkodasu es rossz eletii en-
bereknek a nyilvanossagot fog
! lalkoztat6 esete rontsa magyar
sag jo hiret. Az egyesiilet azon-
ban mem ere celra alakult S
mem kivanja sem magat zavartat-
nj, sem a k0zonseget zaklatni az
ilyen esetekben valo adakozaSsal.
Vannak magyarsagnak egyletei,
kisebbek is, nagyobbak is, lepjen
be minden magyar valamelyikbe,
hogyha valahol valami szeren-
csetlenseg eri, legalabb annyija
legyen, ami temetesere eleg ne
akarjon meg halalaval is terhere
lenni a magyarsagnak.
A Kultur Otthon vezet6sege
| egyebkent k0szonetet nyilvanitja
Mt, Csepke lelkesznek, valamint
k0sz0netet mond mindazoknak,
akik Ujvarosi Lajos temetesere
az alabbi kimutatas szerint ada
koztak:
Takacs F. Panyk6 X. Somplak
M. Asztalnoky G.. Pusztay M. Szi-
lagyi Palli M. Ivan F. Szabo B.
Ujfalusi F. Fodor j. Nyitrai j.
Csokos j. Sarcsi Gy. Nuszer F.
Fodor Gy. Viktor j. Virag J. Ia
kacsik M. Druga M. Sucker f.
Csiszar j. Besenyei j. Mikes j.
City E. 10th j. Ross S. Ksozegi j.
Mukri L. Kurucz L. Reszegi +.
Puncsak A. Petr6ne. Kok0rcsin
X. Rosa M. Szakalovics Cola j.
Paraszka Gy. Lurincsak j. Tarna-
sa Gy. Surdi M. Malo J. Sarkany.
Bir6 B. Bakonyi M. Gilanyi j.
Molnar !. Ferenczi J, Bobak f.
Szilagyi F. Lukricane. Virag F..
Racz A. Monas L. Serbian j. adj
TAX Slit. Scot adtak: Rosa f.
Hingel K. Vajda A. Veres F..
Galambosi j. Halmagyi J. Panko-
vics j. Sinko J. Schwarz w. Kosz-
tyu NJ. Dezsi Gy. Szontag. Macy
j. Gedeon G. Simon Gy. Ruszin.
Porkolab j. Horkai j. Kiss j.
Bartfai j. Szajko L. Liptak j. Lo-
vas L. Bodnar A. Rit0 J. Turcsak
F. HES J.-ne. Baly J. Kantor A.
Puncsak j. Jaszay J. Hornyak P.
Fazekas J. Varga j. 10th Gy.
Horvath j. Szalai F. Jambor M.
Ambrusko F. Ruszpapa Gy. Hal
lok J. Varga j. Gezus K. Safrany
J. Lucki l.. Jakubal M. Vaszi rs.
Gajdos M. Danyi J. ifj. Danyi j.
Rudinyak l.. Kun M. Kiraly n.
Csizmadia j. Sziics Gy. Marion J>
Drinozi P. Szaviu j. Jung A. FL
lipovics V. Dobroka j. Kovacs J.
Belenyi A. Kiss K. 60c adott:
Stefko j., Stojanoff w 4Oc, Deme
ter F. 3Oc, Teglas A. 30c. 25c ad-
tax: Nyitrai M. Kurucz j. Kurucz
NJ. Balogh j. Begda Gy. Suhajda
j. Orosz M. Halasi j. Demik M.
Varga j. Horvath j. Kuk6 j. Ko-
vacs j. Fodorne. 10th j. Zefer S.
25c Szab6 l.. Varga Gy. Bonis L.
So. Tanasi Gy. $5. Osszesen a lSol-
lektalas eredmenye volt $103.60
Az adakozok barmikor War
ren-i Magyar Kultur Otthon-nak
a leltaraban megtalaljak a gyiijto
mex az elszamolasat.
A w. M. K. Otthon kOsz0netet
mOnd videki kolektOroknak vi
rag Ferenc, Bonis Laszl0 Youngs-
town es Manas Laszl0 es Belenyi
Antal, Niles, O.
Az Otthon vezetosege.
A hKnDHY nNY
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-09

OLVASSA HIRDETESETNKET
IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Hcip-- N nun'n Wanted

EVERY AMBITIOUS WuEKEE READS THE HERALD HELP WANTED COL. uM%S. REACH THEM WITH AN AID HERE. JUST GALL 925
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Total .............$2, ,o6l.o9 Accepted. adopted. certified from record and published twice by or der of the Common Council. Attest.
 ALFRED l.. THOMPSON,
 City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and TencincDts

APARTMENTS or tenements. heated and unllea'ed. III all sections Louie 5. Jones Agency. I41 Main St. Call Is0.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sa'
 aiiu Onice Equipment D.

NATIONAL cash register, 1c 10 S99 g9 Like new. j. II. Martin Compau, Southiugtou. cuun
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

DIAMOND BROOCH LOST between St
 Marys church and Garden Si. or on 12:l5 trolley. Reward. Telephone
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

CAMP ST, 64-Large well heated room
 to rent in private home. Telephone
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

GROVE HILL, SO--Six room heated apart.
 meHt, second floor, all modern couyeu. fences. Inquire on premises.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
EMPLOY MENT
Help Mantrd-NIcn

ENEliY AMBITIOUS WORIEE HEADS
 THE HERALD HELP WANTED col.
 JMHS. REACH THEM WITH AN AL
 HERE. JUST CALL go.
 MAN wanted for Watkins route in New Britain. Average earnings S35 weekly. chance for reliable hustler t0 make
 big paying connection Write at once
 The J, E. Watkins Co., g5l-f9 Johnson
 Ave,,' Newark x. j. Good openings
 ,-Ls2 m nearby Nac&a-ias
 RELIABLE men DooA orders gQaIaHJroI nursery stock Pay weekly. Free outfit x" delivering. Herri"N Nurseries.
 Rochester, x. N
 SALESMAN WANTEH, One well aaquaiut-
 ed with retul gr"oe,g trade in New
 Britain and vicinity. Must haze ,ar.
 salary u4d comm s-.nu. Address r. c
 BoE l,o5 New Haven.
 sALEaMEN and canvass -ry wl0t@i to
 work cntside Good proposition. steady
 work. Can cam tag weekly Apply ti.I-
 hert tq1 Man Street
 SALESMAN wanted AIust be U years
 ur oFer Salary and commission paid.
 Al3ro Motor sales O.. 225 AreH Sr WASTED, part tgae worker tu rla,e anu
 operate automatic vending macGu,s on
 e>'}u7.ye aeaa"y bass. Profitable, pleas
 ant work. Highest references required
 s5.0po machines now operated nation
 ali-. Write IIon Vending CorpoI
 2f5 Fif'h Ave New York. hpl Nj man wanted for min; route and
 general dairy work Must hr honest and
 reliable. Write Classified Box II. Her
 a'd rGue
 l'tNG man hot otel l1 for cler.raI
 worh, t,"od rhaure for ad1auoemeut
 Writ" 'l"esincd H"E @5 A.. Herald. Ipt-NG man 10 aysr5i daucug teacher in
 ,>"i'an-o for training Eapaucuce un-
 reros any. tI'g in person. Emerson
 >t1dto. l5s M~.u street
 HciI'--- N nu'n Nautrd s2 THE HERALD HELP WANTED COL uMNS REACH THEN WITH AN AD HERE. JUST GALL 925
 GERMAN oE POLISH GIEI. TOI;
 HptsEWpl;K IN HARTFORD. Telq- raomo ef65
 GIRL for general housrworE in small town near New York by former New
 Britain residents. Gall Hartford s-4gg0 for mI"rmation.
 GIRL wanted for light housewora u Hartford Stay nights. Good home. 1 Phone Hartford 5-G575. After ?. m r:tII h-JUiL
 GIRL WANTED for ljght houseworE in ! family of three adults. Excellent home, 1 good pay. Willing to go to New York. ! Apply at 50 Lyons St, first floor. SALESLADIES and ranvassers wanted to
 work outside. Good proposition. Steady 1 work. tan earn $j0 weekly Gilbert $. .oN Main Street.
 l situation Wanted-Women D | WOMAN Wis.ies to do sewing and mend ns at home. Inquire Rose MoWsesau. II Irecnwood Street IbUNG GIRL WISHES TO DO HOUSE. WORK. Will stay nights. Telephone fa2-l2 Suuth.nEtou, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Total ...............$j, ,G17, G2 Accepted, adopted. certified from record and published twice by or der of the Common Council Attest.
 ALFRED |" THOMPSON.
 City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
City Advertisement
SEWER IN WARD STREET


 Clerks office City Of New Britain, Conn, Jan. 27, 1850.
 TO whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the Eoard of Compensation and Assess ucnt Of the City of New Britain has made the following assessments Of special benefits or bettcrncnts, caused by the construction of sewer in Ward Street from Curtin Street to Pennington Avenue viz:
 Ward Street Front fl. North side Benefits 90 Albin and RoZalia
 Szumski ........-. - 50 Abin and I;ozalia
 SZumski ......... ,@.oO 50 Albin and l;ozaia
 SZumski ......... '3.oO so Albin and Eozalia
 Szumshl .......,... S4.oo 50 Frank Walcze Wski,
 Janna Novakowski
 and John Bialkowski S4.o0 b5.9 Same as above .. 1gS.54
 South side so Albin and EoZala
 Szumski ... 50 Albin and 1sozalia
 SzumSki .......... 1J.5O 50 Albin and Isozalia
 Szumski ........ 75.50 102.73 Albin and Eozalia
 Szumski .......... 20.Go 1G9 Ludwig and Soli2
 Koniuta ........... SO.73 Total ................,. S16'.Sl Accepted, adopted. certified from record and published twice by order Of thc Common Council,
 Attest,
 ALFRED l.. THOMPSON.
 City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

AUTuMOTINE SALES & SERVICE New Britain only Authorized torJ Uealer. Ford cars. seiNiee and pats "4& ELM ST. 8f ATCH ST
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
City Advertisement
SEMEEtIN QUEEN SIKLET

77'' Clerks office City of New Britain, Jan. -. l9%O.
 To whom it may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess mcnt Of the City Of New Britain has made the following assessments of special benefits or bcttermcnts caused by the construction of q sewer in Queen Street, from end of old sewer to a point 250 feet west of Pershng Street, viz:
 Queen Street Front ft. North side Benefits
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
BUSINESS SERVICES
Building and l0irrac,

Building and Contract 70 BARCLAY TILE < MARBLE co.
 EXPERTS
 In At and CIan of Tile Work lelepImu- "G9o k+3 Airh St CHIMNEY repairing, general mason and plastcriuE work. Work guaranteed. j. J. M"l.HrnrE T Ncwield A>c. Tel. S9l rrlSE WIElNti- Estimates iurnlsl-u Have youi work done now Ba,ty & Ramtorlh. i9 Main st. Phone 95oa PAUI. IEIrGEE- Eoofcr slate, gravel, asphalt m and shinglo roofs. New or rcrajrug. Fhon" l+9o.
 Business Service Rendered 20 HAEDWARE CITY TILE CO.-Let ua change your old bathroom to new tile bathroom. l97 Francis St. Tel. sl70. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORA- TlONS-Ilag9. etc. Call on our service for soeIaIs and weddings. Eddy Awning and Decorating Co.,, 2Jl Arch St.
 Molean, i>ingsIcY X Thompson
 FLOR KRAFT Sanding old vanished Goors or new without lu-S, uuss or dust.
 TEL. 5@t nl MAIN ST, Dressriaking and Millinery 22 II IEMsTITCHTNG. PICQTING. BUTTON covering and plnkins. Bradbury X TurnbuIl 17 Wallace st. Tel. 6o2l-J. neatly duue; also hut. tons covered al 5I Prospect St. Mrs Albrecht. Telephone 3@7y-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

BUICK MOTOR ChES--Sales and scrlice. Capitol Buick Co, ll39 Stanley St Telephone 2GV7.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

BERLIN AUTO SALES co.
 Authorized ForJ JcalcIs BERLIN. CONN. TELEPHONE 5lGJ
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
REAL ESIEiE FOR REM
Apartments ard I,.ir,ueDis

HARRISON ST. 45-ApartnIent of sTT Fo"ls. All modern Improvements, ho; water heat, garage. Inquire fl Harri son Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

, Nh" BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS. l"| Oak St. honuments Of all sizes and descriptions. Sea sunable Phone "63n. N
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Mortgages

TIEsr AND SECOND MORTGAGE aDAH5. Cessou ". Parker. Commer- oiaI Trust Building. SJ West Main St MONEY TO LOAN. eecond mortgages Schultz X Costello, Inc. cf2 Main Strarl NrIenMmne v
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

BOSTON FERNS. Very reasonable prIces SANDELLIS GREENHOUSE 995 Oak St. Telephone 2l8l-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CHESTNUT STREET FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. Home privileges E0Rrl | desireh. Telcnhone 166.M
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

ENE1tY AMBITIOUS WOREEE HEADS THE HERALD HELP WANTED col. JMNS. REACH THEM WITH AN AD
 HERE. JUST CALL go.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

NEED MONEY QUICKLY? Gone, write, or Ih"nc f you need up [" $500. Quick courteous service. Tue only chajge IS three and ouc-half Der cent peI month on unpaid amount of loan. Beneficial Loan Society. Room ao1. Raphael Bldg" go West Main St. Phone l-94-2. Lr L-.. 4
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

La Sociedad de los AZ ceiebr6
aqui junta en- la noche de aver,
eligiendo para jefe a Frank H,
Willis.
Componen ell cuerpo director
los Sres E. H. Finney, j. A.
Bethea, Thomas H. Dunn, Char
les H. Pent, w. j. Davis, Albert
Rosenberg, l.. M. Hatton, Jr.
v otros.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Para ell Comite consultor del
fondo de pensione SIDE la policia
fueron nominados aver, por sus
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Luego de estudiar una oferts
de compromise que lie hiciera e
abogado ]. Tom Watson, de esta
ciudad, el Intervention del esta.
do, Mr., Amos, la rechaz6 aver.
manteniendo su decidida oposi-
clon a que Sc nombre un reci-
bidor para los intereses del Ban
co de los Ciudadanos.
No obstante, ell Intervention
Sc halla dispuesto a ofrecer a
Watson una opci6n, por 80 dias.
sobre ell edificio del Banco. por
la suma de S750,000, aunque 81
cree que ell edificio vale I'm mi
hon.
Varias razones expone ell Sr.
Amos para declinar ell conjunto
de La oferta.
Watson, eledto Representative
a la legislature del estado, des-
de hace meses viene combatien-
do al liquidador.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12
INFORMATION
DEF. Puerto

Arrib6 con la barca 0riole ell
remolcador Fl. T. DeBardeleben.
Durante ell dia de aver Sc hi
cleron a la mar los vapores anne
La gaceta., 1930-12-12
Pleitos y Divorcios

Ricardo Lopez contra J. +.
Glamour; May c. Cooling con-
ira Howard V. Cooling; j. E.
Garland contra S. A. Johnson
Lettie c. Benjamin contra An
drea Scaglione; Harry M. John
son contra Leon Restaurant,
Inc.
Corte Federal: United States
contra 25 cajas de higos grie-
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Tn reloj de plata, 81 senior, con ca
dena V TODD.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

ira ell DR.. T. C. Whitehurst, SUI
cunadO, %provocando una sftua-
ci6n que motive Sc disolviera ell
jurado.
La segunda es la instruida a
James Turner como presunto
autor de un asalto Y robo frus-
trado en- contra del anciano j.
H. Eckneder, de 81 amos, un tu-
rista de Oil City. Pa.
BESIDE ell mes de enero Sc ha
liza Turner encerrado en- la car
eel de aqui.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

rcianos Governor Cobb, que sa-
lilo con rumbo a Key West Y la
Habana, Lake Fairport, Trini-
dadian, II. f. DeBardeleben y ell
danes Orion. Este uItimo lleva
un cargamente de fosfato para
Matanzas, Cuba.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Una reclamation de $4,000
contra La compania Tampa
Union Terminal fue aver presen
tada, a nombre de la Sra. Olive
F. Ashbrook, por la firma de
abogados hermanos Whitaker.
Ell esposo de la Sra. Ashbrook
muri6 al caerse dentra de una
caldera de esa compania, mien-
tras trabajaba ALI.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12
PRESIDIRA DOS CAUSAS
Ell JUEZ COLLINS

De nuevo vendra ell lunes a
Tampa, a presidir La vista de
dos causas, ell juez E. c. Collins,
de Miami, por haberse descali-
ficado aqui ell juez Petteway, de
10 criminal.
La primera causa sera contra
Neil Bolen, acusada de perjurio
por haber ofrecido false testi-
monio en- la vista de la causa con
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Cos; Allie L. Hallins contra A.
M. Anderson. recibidor del Pri-
mer Banco Nacional de st. Pc
tersburg.
Bancarrota voluntaria de C..
w. Waters, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

La Union de Misioneros de Ia
Florida termin6 aver sus sesio-
mes, e nesta ciudad, reeligiendo
como presidenta a la Sra. G. J..
Rosseau, de Ocala, Y nombrando
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Tn jurado concedi6 aver in
domination de $4,000, en- la
Corte Federal, al negro John
Gadson, por lesiones que reel
biera en- un choque de camiones.
Mostr6 evidencias ell negro de
que en- ell accidente recibi6 lesio-
mes internas y la fracture de
una pierna.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

directora de la juventud a la
Srta. Luisa Smith, de Louisville,
Ky.
Por toda la Florida hay ex-
tendidas 1900 organizaciones,
con un total de $4,000 MEM
bros.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Salio aver para Raiford, a
cumplir la pena de 20 amos que
lie fuera impuesta, ell j6ven John
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Una conferencia Sc efectuara
hoy en- la oficina del alcalde Nc
Kay para constituir una nuevo
Cofre de la Comunidad.
A los representatives de las a.
gencias de carload les sera So
metido un plan por un comite
que hace pocos dias organizara
ell alcalde Nc Kay.
Preside ell connie ell Sr. E. j.
Keefe, electo miembro de la
iunta de education.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

?, companeros, ell vigilante l.. o.
AGREE y los sargentos Fred
Bryant y c. E. Kilgore.
La election Sc efectuara hoy
bajo la direction del captain
Rhodes.
La gaceta., 1930-12-12

Hicks, de Is amos, campesino de
Georgia, que en- Palmetto Beach
matara a SUI esposa, Lonella
Micks, de is amos.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25
RADIO TUBE
 MERGER STARTED
Huge Deal Would Make S10,-
 0o0;000 Company Realized

New York, April 25 Pe-Negotia- tions are under way for the forma- ton of a large electrical manufac- turing combine to be built around the pilot Radio & Tube Corp, of Brooklyn and Lawrence, Mass. The proposed company would have capitalization of about s10,000,00O and gross business of more than s2O,OOO,O00 annually, it was an- Tounced today.
 The merger was originally dis cussed about eight months ago, but was permitted to drop when the stock market crashed last fall. The plan was again brought forward re- gently and has been the subject of several conferences between bankers and officials of. the companies at Lawrence and in this city.
 The first step in the undertaking, it was said, will be the merging of the Pilot Corporation and the Noma Electric Co.,, manufacturers of cleo tric lamps and other electrical ap- paratus. Eventually it is planned to bring together half dozen other manufacturers of electrical supplies. The manufacturing activities of the new organization would be concen' trated at Lawrence, where the Pilot
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25
Three Persons Injured
 In Westerly Accident

Westerly, R. l.. April 35 (P>- Three persons were injured, two probably fatally today when their automobile crashed into stone wall on the Nooseneck hill road. Rosa Alamo. 19, of 4 1 Marietta street, Providence, received fractures of the thigh, ankle and arm. Her sister, Mrs. Etta Horrone, 23, of 215 South Third street, Brooklyn, N. Y. re- ceived a crushed chest. Their con- ditions were believed critical.
 Joseph Morgera, 19, of 374 Plain field street, Olneyville, F. l., driver
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25

pany traversing this route will col lect and forward the weather data to the colonel before he hops off to Ha- vana. The United Fruit company maintains the only radio stations along the Central American east coast and the operators at all stations and on the ships of the United Fruit company will be on watch for the colonel and give him whatever as- sistance they can on his long non- stop flight from Havana to Panama over tho Caribbean Sea"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25
WOMAN FREE ON BOND

Mrs. Marion Barrows of so Hart ford avenue was released today in bonds of S10O pending disposition of her case in police court tomorrow. She spent yesterday and last night in police cell because of inability to raise $500, which Judge NJ. D.. SaXe ordered posted.
 Judge Sake is having an inyestAga- ton made into conditions at the Barrows home before deciding whether she is guilty or not guilty of charges preferred by the police and heard in police court yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25

of the machine, sustained injuries to his chest and possible internal in- iuries. The party was headed for Providence from Brooklyn when the accident occurred.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25

Company in conjunction with the Noma Electric recently took over the property of the Everett mills.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-25
LINDBERGH BEGINS
 FLIGHT ID MIAMI
Leaves Washington to Inaugu-
 rate Air Mail Route

Washington, April 25 R - Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Boiling field for Miami, Fla, today at 9:45 a. m.
 He said he expected to make the flight in one hop, arriving in Miami late today.
 Officials at the flying field said conditions were good for a fast flight. The distance on an air line is 923 miles
 Has Speed of 180 Miles
 Lindbergh's monoplane has a cruising speed of 160 miles per hour.
 Lindbergh will leave Miami tomor- row afternoon, arriving in Havana tomorrow night wit hthe first batch of mail to be taken southward on the inauguration of the new seven day air mail schedule of the Pan Ameri- can Airways Inc, between New York and Montevideo, Uruguay.
 From Havana he will fly to Cris- tobal, Panama, and remain there 10 fly back with the mail at an unde- termined date in the near future.
 To Assist Colonel
 Boston, April 25 LP = The Trop- ical Radio Telegraph company and the United Fruit company today an- nounced they would give Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh all possible as sistance on his approaching flight from Miami to Panama.
 Every effort will be made to fur nish Colonel Lindbergh with obser- vations on weather conditions pre- vailing over the route he, will fly from Havana to Panama. via the east coast of Central America" an announcement said.
 Vessels of the United Fruit com