davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Doug Fessenden was out OF school
two days last week. as ne went 70
Robstown. Mrs. G. w. Shockley
substituted during Fessenden's
absence.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

znamenite. 81. Maria Zentko, pani
Andrejova Topoly p. Stefan Po-
lofka tiez zaslilzia pochvalu, lebo
zastali svoje miesta obstojne. ia
d 'd'akujem vsetkym hercom "a ich
cas- a pracu, ktor1 venovali pre-
osadu Sv. Alzbety ufam, ze bu-
d1 al mad 'alej tax Verne praco-
vat ako dosial'. Tiez d'akujem p.
Jozefovi Grohovskemu a panu
L. Oblak, re venovali svoj cas- a
rozveselovali obecenstvo medzi
dejstvami ma husliach a harmoni-
Ike tiez d d'akujem vSetkym pri-
tomnym, ktori 81 povsimli nasho
pozvania a prisli sa rozveselit' a
vypocut' povzbudit' hercoy a
podporit' osadu Sv. Alzbety.
M +. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
PODAKOVANIE.

ia nize podplsany touto cestou
chcem pod'akovat' vsetkym mo-
jim pribuznym, pirate 'om a su-
seldom "a navstevu a "a vSetko,
elm mi pocas pohrabu mojej ne
bohej manzelky ~poslnzili. Tiez
d'akujem sestram Ruzencoveho
a Oltarneho Spolku, re tax pekne
vyprevadily moju nebozkd man.
zelku vsetkym tym, co svojimi
automobilami v tax krasnom po-
etc vypomohli. Dakujem i rodine
"a lch krasne kvety, ktore posla-
Ii na rakev nebohej.
Dalej mech prime srdecnt vd'a-
ky velp. j: M. Liscinsky "a jeho
krasne pohrabne obrady a "a do
jlmaye slova, ktore mad rakvou
zosnulej vyriekol. Pri pohrabe w.
pomohli nasemu duchovnemu
velp. Bobal a jedon velebny pan
z Cleyelandu. Al oni mech prijmu
mole vd 'aky.
Naposledy d'akujem tiez panu
Vascakovi "a vystrojenie tax kra-
sneho pohrabu.
Juraj Zubal,
trlehiaci ydovec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
BOMBA v KOM1NE
RUSKEHO VYSLANECTVA

V komine budovy, v ktorej ie
nmiestnene sovietske vyslanectvo
vo Varsave, najdena bola bomba.
Sovietska vlada poziadala pol
ski vladu, ably zaviedla prlsne Wy
setrovanie, kto bombu do komina
polozil. Pol'ska vlada vypsala
hned' 5000 zlotych odmeny "a
yypatranie zlocincov. Toto opa-
trenie polskej vlady .urobilo do
bry DOZEN Moskve z hrozia-
cich zapletkov diplomatickych
nebude mic. Vo Varsave sa yse-
obecne ma "a to, ze bombu polo
zili do komina Rusi, ktori ziju co
vyhnanci v Pol 'sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
AKO SA DOSTAL PRVY
SONAR DO URADU?
Napisal: Z-lo.

Isty kra' - ma memo 81 memo
zem prave zmysliet' - NAL flo
zofa, ma ktOreho radu sa vzdy
Spoliehal. Raj sd stale, ze napadlo
kral owl vyjst' ma pol'ovacku,
ked' pozval slachticov a NAL vse-
tko pripravent, predvolal svojho
filozofa, ably sa no spytal, ci bude
prSat'. Filozof odpovedal, re
prSat' nebude, kral' druzinou
siel pol'ovat'.
Ked ISL po ce>te, stretli sa so
sedliakom na somarOvi (vlastne
ma ceste sa stretli, ale sedliak Sc
del ma somarovi). Tento radil
kraPovi a jeho npolocnlkom, aby
sa vratili, lebo ze vraj bude pr
sat. Pani sa sedliakovi vysmiali
ISL d 'alej. Netrvalo vsak dlho
mali pricinu banovat', re no
neposllchli, lebo prisiel vel ky
dazd', ktorom premokli do kozc.
Po navrate do zamku kral' po-
karhal filozofa, re mu predpove-
dial pekne pocasie a take nebolo.
"StretOl som Sedliaka ma cpSte a
ten vie o predpovedani pocasia
Wac, ako Wy, lebo on hovoril, zc
bude prsat' a prsalo''.
Nato kral' filozofa vyhnal, 20
americky "skvitoval' a postal
pre- sedliaka, ktory Sa coSkoro do
kraPovsktho zamku al dostavil.
"Povedz mi'', pItal sa kral',
"ako 81 vedel, ze bude prsat '??'
Sedliak odpovedal: "Ja som to
nevedel, ale MOI SONAR mi pove-
dal". --. "A to ako9' vyzvedal
sa kral' d'alej: - "Nuz tax, ze
strihal uSami', hovori sedliak.
KraP sedliaka postal domov,
ale somara 81 podrzal a posadil no
do dradu, ktory predtEm zasta-
val filozof.
Ale prave tn kraP zrobil hrozi-
tansku chybu.
A ia chyba, ably ste vedeli, je,
ze cd toho casu kazdy SONAR chce
dostat' daky vazny trad!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
MESTO SKOLEKTOVALO
100000 DLz0B

Mayor Heffernan NAL po tieto
dni rec V Seventh Ward Civic
Association, ktorej povedal, re
81 nase mesto stoji dost' dobre
financne, lepsie nezli vacsina
ohicskych miest a to vzdor tomu,
ze budujeme Meander rezervar
ma pitn1 vodu prevadzame eli
minaciu krizovatiek. Mesto "a po-
sledne diva roxy skolektovalo
okolo 100000 dlzob cd rozlic-
nych dEnikov, no najviac cd P-O.
Electric spolocnosti a cd Erie ze-
leznice.
Mayor Heffernan spomenul
nest t'astie v statnej vaznici v Co.
lumbus, ktoremu boil vraj ma
pricine start straznici, ktorych
modzgy sa pomaly hybu a nie ST
vstave zabranit' katastrofe. Pove-
dal, re i nase mesto ma okolo
dvadsat pat policajtov, ktori s1
uz pristari pre- policajn1 sluzbu a
ktori by mali ist' do penzie, ale
ze 50 do penzie nechcd HAST.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
H1LLCREsTs DOSTANU
PODPORU SLOVAK0V

Hillcrestcania, lansk korocnl cam
piom baseballu v SLOW. Lige, sa
teraz nachodia vo financnych
t'azkostiach, ale sa zda, re z Mich
vybrdnu "a pomoci horlivych
Slovakov. Hillcrestcania sl teraz
bez spravcu, ale Michal Kornick,
tajomnik Ligy a obyvateP Camp
bellu 81 zaumienil, re bude thto
eatu spravovat', dokym vsetko ne
pride do poriadku a potom bude
zvoleny riadny spravea. Mestskl
radcovia, vidiac neuteseny stay
campionov, apelujn ma NEST 'anov
ably prispeli ma potreby caty ma
ciastku zaruky, ably miesto Hill
crest taty bolo zaistene. v Slov.
Lige. Takto uistenf, re sa i'm do
stane podpory, Hillcrestcania sa
davajii dohromady az piati hra-
ci z lanskej caty sa vratili.
" nedel'u Hillcrestcania hrali
S cernochmi Campbell, ktori ich
porazili 81. Toto bola medicina
pre- Slovakov, ktori sa chytili do
prace "a svoju catu. J. R. Kubov-
elk, Stefan Wasko, Jan Kadilak
starsi i mladsi, Jan Wargo, Mi
chal Kornick, Jan Judin, Juraj
Repasky, Andrej Profancik Jan
Marhulik sa sisli II Daniela Bar
busa ma poradu a usniesli sa, re
pom6zu sohnat' peniaze ma zaku-
penie baseballoveho vystrojenia a
dostat' daktorych potrebnych hra
Gov. Tiez bolo nayrhnute, ably
Hillcrestcania boil znami pod me-
nom "Hillcrests sloyaks''. Hill
crestcania bud1 hrat v nedel'u s
Haseltoneanmi ma Oakland. Ku-
bovcik oznamil, re je uz sest' hra-
Gov zapisanych. Prid'te ma tito
hru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
NIECO o DIVADLE v HASEL.
TON.

Minulej nedele divadelny krn-
zok od osady Sv. Alzbety nam
predstavil veselohru menom "Za-
jac". Ma divadlo prislo do 300
l'udl. Ktori tam boil, nezabudnn
ma ten vecierok "a dlhy cas-, lebo
smiechu bolo dost'. Herci zastn-
pill svoje ulohy znamenite. Medzi
mimi boil Jan Kolar. ktory hral l.
lohu advokata. Bolo to do puknu-
tia, ked vysiel zpod postele, kde
sa ukryval pred svojou zenou
kychal "a 10 mindt, tiez ked' mu-
sci maslrovat' star1 vdovu Ro-
goskinu. Tdto Glohu hrala pani
Stefanova Brajer. Tito dvaja tri-
mali obecenstvo V najvacSom
smiechu. Pani Martinova Yash
hrala tilohu testinej a starej vdo-
Wy, ktory drzala svojho zat "a pod
cenz1rou, tax ze nemohol urobit'
ami kroka bez nej jej dcery L'u-
becky. Tejto Ilohu hrala 81. Ma
ria Simkovic, ktora sa ucila do
macemu umeniu, ze jako treba
trimat' muza ma lzde. Andrej To-
poly NAL ,1lohu profesora mate
matiky, ten sa vzdy lapal, ze no
zuby bolia a zastupoval svojho
priatel'a pred testinou, ale napo-
sledy sam nevedel, ze kedy boil po
oddavani L'ubockou, hoe sa jak
prisahal, re sa nikdy neozeni. 81.
Anna Repasky mala Glohu mladej
vdovy, ktora robila vel'ke t'azko-
sti advokatovi a no doniesla do
nebezpeeia pred testinou. 81. Ma
ria Belus hrala 1lohu manzelky
advokata bola mu verna do po-
sledku, hoe al testina, jej matka,
chcela jej dokazat', ze je k nej
neverny. Pan Stefan Brajer hral
1lohu kupca, lenze on nerad kup.
Gil, ale chcel sa ozenit' bohatou
vdovou Kaskinou. Jan Okular "a.
stupoval svoje miesto ako lekar
ktory vykuroval jednoho "a 5 mi.
nut bez toho, aby to Dol dajakJ
lick, len cd strachu. Nemozem "a.
budn1t' ami ma til MALI herecku
81. Matildu Bartos, ktora zahrala
svoju llohu diet'at'a advokata
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
ROBOTNICKEJ VLADE
" v ANGLII HROZf PAD

Tridsat' poslancov, elcnov te-
rajsej vladnej robotnickej strany
sa odtrhlo a vyhlasilo MacDonal-
dovi boj. Nasledkom tohto od-
trhnutia sa tridsiatich poslancov,
robotnicka strana vel'mi oslabla
a je pravdepodobne, re v blizkej
budncnosti bude prinltena zad "a
kovat'. Doterajsia robotnicka
strana mala 289 poslancov eel
koveho poctu 615 poslancov.
Podporovali ju liberali Lloyda
Georgia. Nova neodvisla robot
nicka strana HASA postatnenie
priemyslu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
zIADAJU F0RDA, ABY
TU POSTAVIL TOVAREN

Obchodna rada mesta sa usnie-
sla poziadat' Ford Motor Co., aby
tn postavila svoju tovaren, kto-
ri zamysl'a postavit v severovy-
chodnej casti statu Ohio. Obchod-
ma rada posle Fordovi ysetky in
formacie a vyhodnost' postave-
MIA toyarne V Youngstown. /.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
ROOSEVELT M0ZE
VYHRAT PREZIDENTsTVO

Senator Wheeler Montany
NAL v New Yorku rec, v ktorej S
vel'kou rozhodnost'ou tvrdil, ze
terajsi newyorksky guverner a
demokrat, Franklin D. Roosevelt
by Dol iste zvoleny "a prezidenta
Spoj. Statov, keby sa chcel ucha-
dzat' prezidentskl nominaciu.
Roosevelt je ale chorl 'avy clovek,
preto ga netiska ma prezidentstyo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

som po tebe a ty 81 sa neobzrela
po mne.' A teraz 81 pri mne mo-
je srdce je Pahke a st 'astne!"
Usmev sa rozlial po jeho tvari
a smrt' no pobozkala ma perry.
Prel. Anky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
Romanca o st'asti.
Napisal: Ivan Cankar.

nZkym plamenom a roZllevala
bledoruzove tiene po stenach. Jej
luce koncily matne a milne a IT,
che tiene stipaly>z z kntov a pova-
ly rozprestieraly sa po izbe. Ma
stene visela zaprasena rytina {:
hlava Kristova trnovou koru-
nOu.
Noe prisla tichymi krokmi S
h0r a rozostrela mad krajinou
svoje cierne krydla. Poslednt ST.
necne luce zhasly ma zapade; lesy
zasumely a nebo sa pokrylo sedi-
wynn zavojom.
Starec otvoril oci. l'nava leza-
la ma jeho vychudlej tvari, po-
krytej hlbok!mi vraskami. s roz-
ocfvenim, napolo strachu, ma
polo nedOGkave oGakaval, kedy
HhaHAe HNiee"' >''''' "No Sd o''>i
kazoo" ''lVl' ou 'iieeo ''locileilo d
svateho a poslednych umdle-
hVcll "oer"cn Sd 'ilu za>'a'o'alo
srdce.
"To je smrt'; jej studeny dych
p'alle ilao l''oJou tV'ro'' d JeJ S'u
oeha ruha I'd WI ahuJe po lllhe'
"A cely ulhS ~i'o'' pihs utrpe-
n;n, 10 lors ;asno %a;rou1;6
ohao o;aoa;,o;s;o fou
=, a,o oha.1 a+s,o ;o1.",,,c 80
+robl5 . +omna nozad;o vsade
Ach, y tych davno mmulych ST.
necnych dnoch - ako on Vtedy
snil V neJasnom roztuzenl o COM
81 neznamom, prekrasnom, co sa
mu zdalo tax nesmerne vzdlale-
ne a nedosazltelne predsa to
bolo vtedy naJbllzsle Jeho srdcu.
Zdalo sa mu, re vldl tn vecnll
krasu, to neskalene tlche st astle
V poslednom trasucom Sa Svlte
vecerneho slnca - a re no cltl
V laskaJucom dychu ranneho We
ira, re pocuJe lch hlasy V taJom-
nom sumeni lesa.
Ano. vtedv spala ia neznama
makka radost' v jeho srdci - a
nrebndila ga q rozS1rila nri kaz-
dom pohl 'ade 2 miluiilcich oeu
pri chvenl yzdialenei strunv, pri
y6nj kvetiicei ruze
Av such1ch starostiach kazdo-
denneho zivota utichlo to este til
zenie q sl,rvlo "a hlboko ma dne
srdca. A mad MIN rastlo tisic t1-
zieb: zvladla len iedna ma lei
mieste zdvihlo sa ich ma sta.
"Zbozie a peniaze!"
s upotenou tvarou a krvavvmi
rukami sa vzpieral, aby dosiahol
svoJho clel a. Stale vyssle a vys-
Sic. ked sa mu zdalo, re stoJl uz
dost vySoko, odhallly mu uz ne
nasytne tnhy cely svet pred oca-
mi; a on stopal d'aleJ a nohy sa
mu trlasly a tvar vadla.
"Cest a slavu! !!
Prlal 81 krydel, ably sa zdvlhol
mad ostatnych - zlateho tronu v
oblakoch, ably nan sadol V zavlstl
a slaveny. Obtazll svoJe vedomle
a pospinil svoJe statocnost a Je-
no slava mu bola ma hanbu...
Zaspala tuba Jeho srdcl. Ale
v noel, ked stlchlo mesto a zha'
II Il n
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
SOLDIER EXECUTED IN DELAWARE WORKHOUSE
Louis Galvano Pays Death Penalty for Killing
 Arthur C. Cline

Wilmington, Del, March cS R>- Louis Galvano, 21, of Brooklyn, N. Y, was hanged in the New Castle county work house at 10:04 a. m. today for the murder of Arthur c. Cline last December. Both were sol diers stationed at Fort Du Font near here.
 Galvano, a former private in the l.. $. army at Fort Du Pont, near Wilmington, was convicted of the killing and was sentenced to be hanged.
 Cline, also from Fort Du Pont, was shot and robbed on the high George, Del, last Christmas eve. His body was found the next day by a hunter in a marsh.
 Cline was riding in an automobile from Fort Du Pont to Wilmington to board a train to visit his mother, Mrs. Emma Cline in Amsterdam, N. r., over the holidays. With him in the front seat was Alonzo Emery, 27 of Huntsville, Tenn. Galvano sat in the rear seat. He confessed to au- thorities that he had a sudden im- pulse to place his pistol against Clnes head and said he had fired twice. The two then rif1ed Cline's pockets and threw the body into the marsh.
 Emery was sentenced to three years Imprisonment and fined s1,- 900 after pleading guilty to the charge of being an accessory after the fact.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
SWANSON WOULD PUT
 FAIRFIELD 0N TRIAL
Will Ask for Permission to Conduct Port for
 One Year

Arthur w. Swanson, owner of the Osgood avenue airport, has changed his plans and will not ask the board of adjustment to re-zone the district in which the flying field is located to make possible commercializing of the plot, but will ask a special ex- ception to the act, permitting one years trial, during which he will dtermine whether the airport or a residential development is more prof itible
 Svanson's request for a change from a residence to a business zone has been before the board of adjust ment for about two months, but de- cision has been delayed, awaiting the filing of maps. Swanson was warn cd that such a change would allow other business uses to invade the dis trict now set aside for residence pur- poses, and that it might interfere with his further plans should the air. port prove unsuccessful. Under the zoning act, the board of adjustment is allowed to grant special exceptions for one year
 This matter is on the docket for action at a meeting next Wednesday night, as is also the First National Store Co.,, appeal from an order of the building commission that occu- pancy of a building at 1519 Stanley street must not take place until 8 wall is removed and set in proper place. The wall is several feet over the sidcyard line.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
IRISH FREE STATE
 MINISTRY RESIGNS
President CoSSraye and Aides
 Quit After Defeat
DE VALERA NEW CANDIDATE
Dali Adjourns Until Wednesday After Announcement, When Non- ination of New Leader Will Be Acted Gn in Vote.
Aaancintad p~Ass Photo

Dublin, Irish Free State, March 2S Pl--President William T. Cos grave and his ministry today re- signed their posts, after defeat of the government in the Dail last night by vote of 66 to G4 on an opposi- ton measure.
 The Dail, after announcement of the resignation, was adjourned un- til Wednesday of next week, when nomination of a new president will fall to it and Mr. Cosgravc possibly may be reelected.
 To Name Dc Valera
 Scan OKelley. who is leading the Fianna Fail, principal opposition element, in the absence of Eamon De Valera in America, announced that his party would nominate MT De Valera as president, The Dali then adjourned until Wednesday.
 Decision to resign was reached al a party meeting today to discuss the situation created by last nights de- feat of the government, on a private opposition members bill involving an increase in expenditures on old-ago pensions.
 The government defeat came on second reading of a bill for extend ing operations of the old-age pen. sions act. It Was introduced b, hcnchmcn of Mr. De Valera, tho government opposing. The opposi. ton cheered the result with cries of resign"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
NINE MEN INJURED
 IN TUNNEL EXPLOSION
Four in Serious Condition Drill Hits Stick of
 Dynamite

New York, March cS tP)-Niuc men of crew of 15 working 500 feet below the Boston road and Pelham Parkway, the Bronx, in a shaft of the city's new water sys- tenn, were injured today when a drill caused the explosion of a stock of dynamite which had faile1 to explode in a previous blast.
 Eight of the injured were taken to Fordham hospital, where the condition of four was described as serious. The ninth was attended at the scene for contusions.
 |. The four seriously hurt were Jack Condon, 25, and Joe Marino, %, possible fracture of the skull; Herbert Browning, 32, fractured skull, and Frank Gilbert, 32, pos sible loss of the sight of both eyes. All of the injured live in New York.
 The blast occurred IS minutes before the mcl were to have ended their shift in a tunnel 21 feet in circumference they had blasted through solid rock. Gilbert was operating the drill and it's teeth bit into a missed hole" in which an overlooked stick of dynamite was lying. The explosion knocked the 15 men down and flung some of them 20 or 30 feet. The sound WAS not heard in the street, although
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
M'D0NOUGH TO FIRE FIRST GUN TONIGHT
Democrat Promises to Lose No Time in
 Hitting Hard

Attorney P. r. McDonough, dcm- ocratiC candidate for mayor. will open his campaign tonight at tho Y. M. T. A. & B. society hall on Main street, speaking at the first public gathering of men and women out side of his own headquarters.
 Ills indicated this afternoon that the hard hitting" tactics which he promised on the night that he an- nounCed his candidacy will be brought into play at once and will continue up to election day. Asked what his theme will be tonight, he answered.: You may say that l will discuss what I consider 10 be the real question before the voters of New Britain today
 Linked with tonights rally will be the opening performance of the Po- litical Eollics, a concert by the Gas tie club orchestra of F musicians and dancing.
 It is expected that Candidate Nc Donough will be presented to to- nights gathering by Mayor Pao- nessa. who is retiring from public life after election day.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Northampton Bank Closes Doors;
 Examiners Blame Former Officer

Northampton, Mass, March 2S P) The Hampshire County Trust Co. closed it's doors this morning with a shortage of approximately S2S5,- 900. Blame for the loss was placed directly upon Harold k. Newcomb, former manager of the savings de- partment, by Arthur Buy, state bank examiner in charge. A state ment by Ralph Hemenway, presi- dent, said savings depositors would suffer no loss.
 Hemenway, a prominent attorney, referred all questioncrs 10 the state bank examiners.
 At the time of Newcomb's arrest on March IT, Hemenway said that the bank was well protected by bond and that Newcomb's alleged defal- cations would not affect the insti tuition.
 Newcomb, who was organizer and leader of a jazz orchestra, well known throughout New England, was held in default of $30,000 bail on his arraignment Tuesday after his arrest. Police charged that he had been too lavish in expenditures for his orchestra and in attempting to maintain d living standard too high for his salary,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28
Vaccine's Guarantee Expired in l922-- Treatments With Ex- tract Since Then Probably Had No Ef-
 feet. 's
Gov. Trumbull Says Dis
 closures of Dr. Osborne's Inquiry Seem ''1ncred. ible'- Many Other Con-
 ditions Criticized in
 Lengthy Finding.

Hartford, March oS R-"Prac- tically all agencies that have a bear ing on the health of the boys have fallen short of rendering their max imum service, largely from lack of competent supervision and because of failure to coordinate efforts with those of other agencies concerned with different aspects of the same problem" is conclusion of the state department of health in a sec ond severe indictment of the Con- necticut School for Boys, and con- tained in a report of survey of the school.
 Report Given Trumbull
 The report was filed with Gov ernor TrumbuH Thursday afternoon by Dr. Stanley II. Osborne, tsate commissioner of health.
 Smallpox vacinnate found in use at the school was stamped with the expiration date of April IS, 1922, the department of health survey dis closes, and as vaccine should not be used after the expiration date, that used at the school has been worth :. less for a number of years. It was also found that some of the drugs in the medicine cabinet in the in f'rmary had been> there for more than 30 years.
 After reading the report of the state department of health on con- ditions in the school, Governor John IT. Trumbull, who requested the sur Vey be made, declared that it seenl- cd incredible that such conditions could exist in the school without the knowledge of those responsible for the conduct of the institution.
 The survey included a study with reference to the medical psychiatriC and sanitary engineering aspects of the health problem, and in none of them has the school been found to be in "a satisfactory condition. In fact the condition as revealed by the state department but serves to bear , out the harsh criticism of the school made earlier in the week by the special commission appointed by the governor to investigate conditions at :, the school.
 Suggest Admission Building
 The department of health, in ree- concentrations made to the gov ernor, among other things suggest to the governor the construction of a modern admission building which may also be utilized as a hospital, and the attendance of physician trained in psychiatry and child guidance and also a psychiatric so- cial worker.
 Ample oportpunity for healthy exercise, revision of moral train ing, banning of present methods of punishment, and changes in the parole methods are also recom- mended.
 The report of the state depart ment of health consists of 26 pages, and indicates that medical treat ments for the boys was a haphazard arrangement at best, and was sup piled for the most part by a nurse, without bothering to call a doctor,
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