davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
SLOVACI PROTI ZAUJMOM NARODA.

Ma Slovc,lsku name :'sloveIskG' casopsy ktorc sll
ceskeSc cd Ccsk c mamc ''Sovakov ktori ccSStye
preromfujn al najzlvejsieho ceskeho sovinistu Me-
ddvlo ked' Palacktho Sadly Blatslave prezvane boy
Hviezdosavov ym najvdcs1n z1r prot tomu ''Sloven-
sky Denni' l5latislave Teraz, ked je Slovensku
vedena agitcia vysok1 technckd Skou prot neJ sa
postavil sam minister Skostva tiez Sovak dr. De-
rcr Musime zdorazn ze Cesi majn dive vysokt techni
ky ceski Nenci QoGtom mony) maju tiez dive vyso-
ke techniky. Slovesko Podkarpatskou Rusou, vyse
postvrta nilioa obyvate mi may by mat - dl'a toho
tez dive technky. ziada len jcdna biedna - ale
minister skolstva, Sovak hovo ze vysoke technckci
skoly sloveskej nebude mic! Co 81 len name nyslie 0
takom Slovakov ktory vastntnu narodu ncdozcl toho
GO mu najvac trebaH
Slovaci nmju vvnikajucich tcclnckIch profcsorov:
Ursnyho, Sodoll, Bellu Prvy je na ceskej techmikc
V Brnc drhl S1ajcalskej le na horvatskej. Slo-
vcrsk ucenci mlsa potuovat po cudzine, nusa Wy
chovavat' vrdecky dorast cudzm narodom - leho slo-
venskl minister skolsva ncpovaz1je Sovakov vyspe-
lch pre- techniku! Biednv slovensky narod, kory ma
taklch synov "a mnistrov skolstva!
Prof. inz Nj. Ursnv naplsal do mart ''N1r Novin'
odpoved' DGrerovi pod nadp plsom "Slovenska vysoka
skola technckl minister dr. DGrer, ktora 81 zaslllzl,
ably iu kazdl Sovlk precita nej uvazoval Preto ju
al my tu podavame ct. tatel'om:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

~hrad, a ably predovsetkIm boil
Slovakmi ID niclen poIiticklmi
strannlkmi
Ale nechajmc trpkIch SLOW, kto
re Sa tOmu, ktO osobne nezalnte-
resovanI pozoruje SIovensky IL
vot, silou tlacia do pera. Nrat me
sd strucne k technike.
Slovensko hospodarsky zivori.
Pre- mas SlovenskI Tud MET chile
ia. Opatrit' no m0zeme V prvom
radc silnIm vzrastom prlemA stu
a obchodu. Co by robila Ia pr.
stitnicka dolina bez papierne V
Slavosovciach. co dolina harma-
necka bez papierne V Harmanci,
co Dolne Hamry bez tovarne San
dirk atd'.? l. udia by pravom
smysle slova umierali hladOm
kto neverl, mech sd podlva ia ten
uzasne biedny zivot, ktorym tu
zije mas slovensky l,ud. A tax je
| to skoro na celom SlOvensku. A
prvou podmienkOu silnehO prize
myslu je vlastna vysoka skola
technicka, zriedlo teoretickeho a
praktickeho technickehO zivota.
Ci historicke krajiny ned 'akujn
"a svoj ohromny priemysel pr
vom rade svojim vysokym sko-
lam technickeho smeru? Majn ich
pat a ci necakajn este sloven-
skeho inziniera vel Ike ulohy: pre-
stavba a dostavba zeleznicnej a
cestnej siete, regulacie rick a po-
tokov, melioracie pozemkov, IL
prava miest a mesteciek (regulac-
ne a polohopisne plany, vodovo-
| dy, kanalizacia, osvetlenie atd y ?
Vysokn skolu technickn tedy
s1rne potrebujeme a name ma nu
al pine pravo. CT je to spravedli-
We, ked' L desiatich vysokFch
skol republike Je devat' hi
storickych krajinach a len jedna
- a este k tomu netplna - je
IA Slovensku? Je spravedlive, re
Morava a Sliezsko, ktore maj1
24.5 perc. vsetkeho obyvatel'stva,
maju pat vysokych Skol a Slo-
vensko S Podkarpatskym Ruskom
ktore tvoria 26.5 perc. vsetkeho
| obyyatelstva, maj1 len jedintl ne
nplnu vysoku skolu? Je spravne,
ze tri miliony Nemcov majd tri
nplne vysoke skoly "a stvrtu -
obchodnn - i'm este 81 '1bili!) a
trojmilionove Slovensko len jed
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

Podl a stareho zvyku urobil al
novy minister Skolstva a narod-
nei osvety DIR. Derer hned' pO
>voiom nastupeni programovy
prejav. Jeho prejav ma vel mi Ia
mrzel. Minister Slovak sd vyslo-
vii proti slovenskej vysokej sKole
technickej. Nehovoril s1ce priamo,
ale ako inak mann rozumiet Jeho
vvroku, ze sd move vysoke skOly
llz zakIadat' nebudu. Ma rade Je
slovenska technika a tax je w
rok DIR. D6rera namiereny proti
nej. Zamrzelo ma to al k wolf mi
nistrovi DIR. Dererovi samemu. So
tva asi prestudoval otazku sloven
skej techniky tax zovrubne, ably
mohol mat svoj vlastny 1sudOk
nej k tomu este taky rozhOd-
ny. Je to tedy ohlas cudz1ch
rozumov", to by som cd DIR. De-
rera nebol cakal.
Tia naSa technika ma veru div
ny osud. Ide to nou, ako HOr-
vati hovOria, S kOna na magarca
(somara). Name piateho mini
stra skolstva Slovaka Cdr. Sro-
bar, DIR. Markovic, DIR. Hodza, DIR.
Stefanek, DIR. Derer) a $ techni-
kou je to elm d'alej, tym horsie.
Minister DIR. Srobar sa nprimne
pokilsal 0 nu, DIR. Hodza iSiel este
d'alej, we'd dal pripravit' al o.
snovu zakona pre- nu, nedostatoc-
MI sfce, ale predsa to Dol pocia-
tok, dir. Markovic a dir. Stefanek
statnicky cusali a DIR. Derer sa
dokonca vyslovil proti nej, -
pekny pokrok "a II rokov!
Nematie ma to! Ministri boil a
neboli, ale slovenska vysoka sko-
la bude a zostane' Bude, lebo ju
Sloyaci existencnych d6vodov
potrebuju maj1 na nu svatt
pravo. Zalozenie slovenskej tech,
Milky mono drzat', ale nemozno
ho zmarit'. Co ma vsak pri tom
deprimuje, je, ze sd to prave ma.
81 l'udia, ktori maria dobru vec
Ale tax je to so vsetkyym na Slo-
ve1lsku. Co dobreho dalo sa Wy,
konat comu vsetkemu SINE mo-
hi predfst', keby nasi jednotliv-
ci, ktor1 sa bozej milosti, - ci,
ably som nehresil, milosti poll
tickych stran dostali ma celne
miesta, mali potrebne vysoke
Nzdelanie a nezbytny siroky roz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

Prijat6 na s. riadnej rocnej
schodzi Sdruzenia Slovenskych
Novinarov.
V Youngstown, Ohio, 3. jilna
1890.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

nu nedplnu? "
Je spravedlive, ze vysoko-
skolskeho rozpoctu v celkovej su-
me 155, 100000 Kcs dostavaj1 hi
storicke krajiny Kcs 145 $4,000
hoci by podl'a pottu obyvatel-
stva maly dostat' len l4,9OO,0OO
Kcs, Slovensko s Podk. Ruskom
dostava 1O;220,00O Kes, hoci by
malo dostat' podl'a poctu obyva-
tel 'stva 4O,900,000 Kcs? Dostava-
III teda historick6 krajiny na IL
kor Slovenska 3O,000,00O Kes
Wac, ako i'm patrl.
A este nepriaznivejsi je 'obraz,
ktory sa nam ukaze, ked' porov-
name pocet Slovakov na vyso-
kTch skolach technickeho smeru
S posluchacmi z historiekych kra-
lin. Cd stud. roku 1921-22 do
1888 Studovalo Ma csl. vyso-
ktch skolach technickeho smeru
&C. .555 akademikov, toho bolo
cudzozemcov q, 1863 t. j. BIS perc,
domacich 1882 t. j. 6S.2 perc.
Mcdzi domacimi ,bolo historic
| kych (ceskych) krajin 1852 t.
j. 90 perc., 20 Slovenska a Podk.
Rusi 2,76O cize 81 perc. Podla
poctu obyvatePstva malo Studio
vat historickych krajin 33,O91,
70 Slovenska Podk. Rusi II, 30l.
Studovalo teda "a tych osem ro-
kov hist. krajin viacej "a, ,54l
70 Slovenska 0 toPko menej.
Ztratili sme rocne 1894 akademi-
kov na vysokych skolach teehni-
ckGho rdzu. A >ked' al ME je 1pl-
ne spravnG, what Ia zaklad len
pocet obyvatel 'stva, rozhoduje tn
este rad inlch momentov, predsa
sn to len cl>la priamo hrOzne a
vysvetl 'uju nam, preco my Slo
vaci nemame inzinierov preco
ncmamc a nebudeme mat ami slo-
vensktho priemyslu.
Je sice ,pravda, re vedy techni-
cl1t sl1 internacionaIne, ale ME me
nej je pravda, re najvyhodnejsie
pre- narod Stat daju sa pesto-
vat len na vlastnom ilzcmi Ia
vlastnej vysokej skole. Utitelia
domacej vysokej skoly prinasaJu
predovsetkym lasku k rodnemu
kraju, bez ktorej t'azko 81 my
slet' lispesnu pracu. Poznaju maj
lcpSie domace pomery potreby
>vojej krajiny podl'a toho vyu-
cuju inzeniersky dorast. Ucastnia
i >a technickfho a technicko- -hospo-
i darskeho zivota svojei krajiny a
>ll ppstitel'mi domacej odbornej
} literatiiry. ktora V prvom rade
berie ohI'ad Ma domace pomery.
Skumaju bohatstvo svojho kraja
, a su poradcami praktickych in
zcnierov, domaceho priemyslu a
rozlicnych domacich tlradov. Wy
: soka SkoIa technickcho smeru SO
I Svoiim vedeckym zariadenim po-
4 yznasa vedecku uroven nielen in
:. zenicrov, ale al sirokej vere.J .Jnosti
a mohol by som pokracovat', a.
! lc mysllm, re uz to-, co som p0ve
l. da,l Stacl Bol by som rad, keby
+ "a nod tym zamyslel nielen par
n minister dr.. Derer. ale al celia Ma
|. sa slovenska verejnost'. TEST ma
n re otazky tejto ujima sa nasa slo
u venska akademicka mladez. Val
e ne shromazdenie Svazu sloven
A skeho studentstva V Kosiciach, 9
: februara a porada svolana sloven
a skymi akademickymi spolkami '
a Prahe, dina 4. aprila, svedcia {
!. vel 'kom Eau jme akademickej O
u mladiny o vysoke skolstvo ma Slo
: vensku vobec a najma 0 sloven
J. ski vysoku skolu technickl. NJ;
n mladl priatelia, vytrvajte a vi
l. t 'azstvo bude skoro vase!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
HNED 3 CD PCCIATKU!

Budte miernym-budte miernym ve vsetkom,
al vo fajeeni Zamedzte til buducu iehu*
stranenim sa nemierneho uzivania, ak chcete
udrzat modernd, vzdy-mladistivu figuru.
"Siahnite ma Lucky ma miesto toho."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-05
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Industrial Alcohol
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-05
POINCARE HIT
IN RUSS TRIAL
>o~set Frose=usor Shouts
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Russ Enemy

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-05
Mckinley Relative
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-05
BTTTKR AND EGGS

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STOCKS HEAVY

NEW YORK DEF 5-7-FE-
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heavy tong today Several Of tae
carrier shares including NeE yrrz
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
CITIZENS To PROBE
PAY RAISE PLAN
Committee Named to Inves-
tigate Legislation Provid-
ing Police Increase.

Pending legislation in Congress con-
templating increases in salaries of FIRE.
men and policemen in the District OF
Columbia will be the object of investi-
cation and report by the law and legis-
lation committee of the American Uni
versity Park Citizens Association, 1t
was decided by vote at a meeting of
that body last night In Hurst Hall,
American University.
Decision to have committee inves-
tigation and report was reached after
discussion on the pay raise bill gave
indication of dividing the association
on the matter At the next meeting of
the association copies of the bill and
the report of the committee will be sub
mitted and vote on the issue will
probably be taken.
In view of the absence Of Thomas E
Lodge, president OF the American Uni
verSity Park group, called away from
the city because of the death of his
father, Mrs. Blaine McCollum, secretary
of the association, acted as presiding
officer. Henry A. Donovan recorded the
meeting. The body voted to send let
ter of coincidence to Mr.. Lodge.
Efforts on the part of the acting pres
ident to stimulate discussion and pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
VOCATION SCHOOL
NEEDS OUTLINED
Secretary Davis Stresses
/ D. C. Opportunity in
Lodge Talk.

The advantages of establishing "a
great national institution for voca-
tional training" in or near the District
of Columbia, which he recently pro-
posed, were described by Secretary OF
Labor James J. Davis at q meeting of
Columbia Lodge, No. 1913, Loyal Order
of Moose, in the Arlington Hotel last
night.
washington, the Capital of the Ma
ton, is the ideal place for the location
of such an institution. and / hope that
some far-sighted citizen will make a
generous contribution to launch this
noble enterprise" Secretary Davis de-
clared. Secretary Davis referred to
the proposal of Henry Ford to devote
slO0. 100000 toward national vocational
training in the United States.
Secretary Davis and Representative
James O'Connor of Louisiana lauded
the work of the Loyal Order of Moose
Fl educating and caring for orphan
children at Moosehart, ILL.,, and for the
care of the aged at Moosehaven, Fla.
The program was supplemented with
a number - vaudeville features.
Representative Fred N Gilman OF
MARYLAND presided. Among the guests
OF honor were Frank Morrison, secre--
tary of the American Federation OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13

Labor. and Or. J. c. Wright, director of
the Federal Board for Vocational Edu"
cation.
Wade Mitchell. orator of the local
lodge, presented an invitation from the
Baltimore Moose to the washington
members 10 attend . meeting OF the
order I'm Baltimore at the Emerson
Hotel Thursday night, March 30, at
which the principal speakers viii be
former Cov. Harry Flood Byrd OF Vir-
cinia, Gov. Albert @. Ritchie Of Mary
land. Mayor william r. Broening OF
Baltimore and Secretary Davis. A
private car will be provided for the
WASHINGTON delegation.
announcement was made of a meet
ing of the ladies' auxiliary to be held
nj the Arlington Hotel Friday evening,
March Il. Columbia Lodge will initiate
a large class at the Arlington Hotel on
the night of March IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Lambskin Gloves
Were S2.4S

B. Were S2.4S
Is Pairs Women's Fancy
Cuff Gloves, in ram and
gray. Sizes so to III.
40 Pairs Fabric Gloves, slip
on and fancy cuffs, light
shades. Were 81. Now. .2Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
MAI. Kraft ORDERED
TO GEORGETOWN U. POST
Army Medical Corps ofacer to
Come From Texas for Duty as
r. o. T. c. Instructor.

Mai. Henry L. Kraft, Army Medical
Corps, who has been on duty at Fort
D. A. Russell. Maria, Tex, for several
years, has been ordered to this city for
duty in charge of the instruction of
the r. o. r. C. unit at Georgetown
University.
He viii relieve Mai. John F. Corby,
Army Medical Corps, who has held that
assignment at the university since June,
1925, and is to be transferred to another
station. Mai. Kraft will make the
trip to this city by way of San Francisco
arr the Panama Canal and will report
at the university for duty about the
middle of July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
DEAD SOLDIER HoNoRED.

Posthumous award of the Distin-
euished Service Cross has been made
by the War Department in the case
of John P. Hanford of Duluth, Mimi,
formerly second lieutenant, l66th In
fantry, 42d Division, A. E. F., for ex-
traordinary heroism in action near
Chateau hierry, France, July 30, 1918,
According to the citation, Lieut.. Han
ford displayed great GOODNESS and
bravery in leading his platoon under
severe enemy machine gun fire and, al
though seriously wounded. refused to
be evacuated until carried away by
force. He died two days later, His next
of kin is H. G. Hanford OF Duluth,
Mimi, to whom the cross will be de-
liVered,