davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
VYBERAL DoLARE z LIsTOv.

V LevoGi boil zatknuty Jozef
JuraSko, listonos Ma postovom u
rade V Levoci, ktoremu sa kladie
ia vinu, ze vyberal dolare anne
rickych dopisov. Objavenie zlo-
cinu bolo dost' zaujlmave. Ked'
vybral udajne 3O-dolarovy eek Z
dopisu, ktory NAL dorucit' jed
nej levocskej obyvatel'ke, popro
sill isteho svojho znameho, ably
no isiel zamenit' do filialky Praz-
skej mestskej sporitel ne. PriateP
Juraskov, ktory nevedel nicom,
ma otazku, re odkiap ma tento
eek, odpovedal, ze no dostal cd
listonosa Juraska. Sporitel'ni to
bolo napadne opyytala sa ma po-
Ste, ktora zapocala hned vyse
trovanie, d6sledku ktoreho bol
listonos zatknuty a dodany do
vySetrovacieho vazenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
VYHORELA SKORO CELIA
DEDINA.

V nedel'u, 9. aug. vypukol O.
hen obci Nezbuda-LuGka ne
d'aleko Ziliny. Ohen vypuknul Il
rol'nilla Solara vel'mi rychIo sd
rozsiril. Vznikol asi tax, ze Odle-
tela iskra lokomotivy vlaku, i
ddceho na ned 'alekej trait. Dopa-
dla patrne na strechu Solarovho
domu. Hoci sa hned' dOstavily
mnohe okolne hasicske sbory, Wy
horelo predsa Is obytnych stava-
nj boone hospodarske budovy.
Obec Nezbuda-L1cka je mala de-
dina vyhorela skoro polovica
obce. Poziarom je poskodena al
miestna r1msko- o-katolfcka obecna
skola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
sTATIsfCoVE PODVODY MA
ROL'NIKOCH.

- M6ric MoSkovic Rebriny pri
Michalovciach (Zemplinsla) Wy
lakal pod titulom p0zicky Cd r6z-
nych rol'nikov Z Rebriny Kra-
sku, Wac ako 10000 Kcs. Tento
obnos vypozical 81 Moskovic ma
zmenky a dlhopisy. Okrem toho
zaoberal sa obchodovanim obilim
a inymi rol 'nfckymi produktami,
pri com pripravil mnoho rol
kov Wac ako $4,000 Kcs. tym
sposobom, re produkty sice odo-
bral, ale ich nezaplatil. Konecne
dlhuje tento podareny obchodnik,
ktory je zaroven al krcmarom,
statu Wac ako 100000 Kcs na da-
mach inych poplatkoth. Mnohi
z tych, ktorf prisli Il Moskovica
svoje peniaze, s1 dnes temer na
mizine. A tohoto cloveka urady e.
Ste nezavreli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
NEURODA MA VYCHODE
SLOVENSKA.

Noviny sa denne zaoberaju ka-
tastrofalnou neGrodou na zapad-
nom, strednom a juznom Slove-n
sku. Smutne polozenie vychodo-
slovenskeho rol'nika nespomina
sa, akosi zanedbavana je starost'
0 nasich l'udi, ktori aspon v tel
miere, ako ma zapade, maju pri-
cinu st'azovat' sa na vel 'k1 nen-
rodu. Inac 1rodny kraj bodrog-
sky tohoto roku celkom sklamal.
Ma jednom jutre urodil sa sotva
metricky cent obilia. Gazdovia
ktori mlatia mlat'ackou cd sko-
reho rama do TINY, miesto DO
$50 centov dostann 800 cen
tov. Keby to bolo aspon zrno.
Muka z neho nebude dobra a ma
static sa vobec nehodi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
PODREZAL JEJ HDRLO PRE-
DOLARE,

V Potvoroviciach pri Novom
Meste mad Vahom bola V noel Ma
l. augusta spachana priserna l1-
pezna vrazda. Zbojnlk zavrazdiI
rofnicku Justinu Mihalikovn,
ktorej mrtvolu rano nasli jei su-
sedia v kaluzi krvi. Privolani Get
nici zistili, ze neboha zena bola
zavrazdena ostrym pilnikom. -
Vrah jej podrezal hrdlo.
Bola to lupezna vrazda. Miha-
likova mala stvoro detf. Jej muz
je v Amerike domov posielal
obcas peniaze. Tie zlakaly pacha
teFa, re prepadol a zavrazdil o.
sameln zenu. Hroznemu cinu bo.
la svedkom osemrocna dcerka.
Vrah ju vytiahol postele a s
hrozbami na nu naliehal, aby mu
povedala, kde ma matka schova.
ne dolare. Cetnictvo zahajilo roz.
siahle patranie po zlocincovi. !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
70 starei vIasti
(Zpravy krajovych novin.)
DIR. BAZOvsKY PRENAsLE-
DovANY PRE- sBIERKU MA
PROF. TUKU.

Organ Slov. Lfgy V Amerike,
"Nasa Straz', dostal kraju zpra
WI, re proti drovi Ludevitovi
Bazovskemu, znamemu slovenske-
mu vodcovi a advokatovi V Lu-
cenci, zaveden6 bolo statnym "a
stupitel 'stvom B. Bystrici tre-
stne pokraeovanie pre- "zlocin" .,
ktory spachal pripisom na anne
rickych Slovakov, V ktorom od-
porucal prosbu PAM Bozeny Tu-
kovej sbierlzu V prospech jej a
prof. Tuku, vazneneho pre- jeho
autonomisticku cinnost'. VySetru-
jnci sudca nariadil prekutavanie
bytu dra Bazovsk6ho a zhabanie
listu, ktory postal Slov. Lige V
Amerike. Toto prekutavanie ma
riadil vysetruj1ci sudca krajske-
no sudu V Banskej Bystrici este
9. marca 1881. Statne zastupitel-
stvo V B. Bystrici 81 dalo svede-
ctvo kocnrkovskeho ochrancu re-
publiky. Nebude div, ak bude stl-
hat i rodiny tych, ktori Ameri-
Ike obetovali na tuto sbierku.
Ak sa nemIlime, bolo to toto
Stat. zaStupitel >stvo, ktore pred
dvoma rokmi chcelo sildit' cele
dediny Gemeri d Zvolcnc, kto-
re vo vol'bach hlasovaIy na ma
rodnu stranu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
ZAcALI PRACE S REGULA-
CHOU RIEKY LABORCE.

Rieka Laborca v okolf Micha-
loviec bude regulovana a plany
ma regulaciu boly uz vypracova-
ne. Podl a rozpoctu naklad ma re-
gulaciu bude II milionov a 300
tisic kort1n. X tomuto regulacne-
mu nakladu prispeje mesto Mi
chalovce Is percentami a IS per-
cent ponesie ministerstvo pol'ne-
no hospodarstva. Prlpravne regu-
lacne prace boly uz zacate, ale S
vlastnou regulaciou zacne sa az
v budlcom roku. Regulacia La
borca bude mat d'alekosiahly w
znam. DosiaP popri rieke vsetky
pozemky boly neustale vystavene
povodniam. Stalo sa, ze Laborec
i diva razy "a jeden rok sa roz-
vodnil a cclkom znicil iirodu. u
pravou riecist a bude toto nebez-
pecie raz ma vzdy zahnane a roll
nici sa budi moct' pokojne odda-
vat svojej praci. V planoch je
projektovana al stavba mostu cez
Laborec ma zelezobetonovom "a
klade, ktora 81 vyziada nakladu
100000 Kcs. I S OIL 'adu socialne-
ho bude mat regulacia vel ky W.
znam, lebo na tomto okoli je ne
obycajne mnoho nezamestnanych.
Pri regulaciach obdrzia pracu
len okolitl nezamestnani. Prace S
regulaciou potrvaju diva roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
sMRTEL ma NEHoDA KNAZA

V Turanoch (Turcianska) 10.
aug. Dol pohreb tamojsieho rim.
kat. farara Ferdinanda Labaja,
ktory zomrel tragickou smrt'ou.
Isiel Ma MOTORCYCLE, ked' odrazu
sa mu chytil benzin. Labaj sosko-
Gil motorcycle tax nest astne,
re utrpel t'azke vnitorne crane
MIA, na ktore Q niekol 'ko dni sko-
nal. Nest'astnS lnaz NAL prave
zaujat' novi faru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
ROZVoJ CERNOHORsKYCH
KUPEL'OV MA SPISI.

Medzi slovenskymi k1pel'ami
dostavaju sa ma popredne miesto
V poslednom case kupele Cerno-
horske, ku ktorym je pravidelne
a vyborne spojenie autobusom 20
Spis. Novel Vsi. Kupele boly az
do roku 1926 vo vel'mi zanedba-
nom stave. Len vtedy boly novym
majitel'om ozivotvorene, ked' bo-
ly spojene pravidelnou dopravou
20 Spis. N. Vsi tiez Vondri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
VYSMIEVALI SA MU, ZE NE
PRINIESOL DOLARE z AME-
RIKY.

Vo Smolniku V Zempllnskej T.
dal sa smutny pripad. q Ameriky
vratil sd tam rol'nlk j. Bacak a
preto, re v Amerike "a dlhsl cas-
nepracoyal, nedoniesol domov do
lare. Pre- toto sa mu tamojsi Pu-
dia vysmievali, co 81 Bacak tax
wal k srdcu, ze 81 podpalil dom
v horiacom dome sa obesil. Su-
sedia ale zavcasu spozorovali o.
hen, vnikli do domu a Bacaka "a
chranili oG strasnej smrti. Dom
SS1J 1AOACAs - ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
DETI PODPALILY BARDIOV-
sKU NoVU YES.
go budov zhorelo. 24O pudi bez
pristresia. Vojsko zasobuje po-
horelcov.

V Bardiovskej Novel, Vsi vypu-
kol v jednej stodole ohen Z. au-
gusta, ktory sa rychle rozsiril ma
domy a stodoly, take zhorelo
AZ obytnych domov a Is stod6l.
Ohen podlozily udajne deti, kto-
re sa hraly pri stodole Karola Ma
cinu. Macinova zena utrpela TAI
Ike popaleniny a bola dopravena
do nemocnice v Bardiove. Zhore-
10 niekol'k 'ko kusov osipanych a
mnoho drobeze. Skoda sa odhadu-
.ie ma 3 miliony kor1n.
Polar sa rozsiril tax rychlo
pre- silny vichor. H asicske sbory
70 Zborova, Komarova, Andrejo-
va, Beloveza a DIhej Luky zapa-
silly dlho dravym zivlom. Poho-
relcom zhorelo vsetko, celia uro-
da i my maietok. Bieda je medzi
mimi tax vel'ka, zc bude treba "a
West ma mich celoStatnu sbierku.
Nateraz vojsko Cerveny KrN
pomahaju pohorelcom.
Bardiovska Nova Yes, ktora z
polovice teraz l'ahla popolom,
bola vzornou ro'nickou obcou,
mala hospodarske druzstva, pc
stovala druzstevne osipane pre-
vadzala i OdbOrne Ovocinarstvo
okrem riadneho rol 'nlcenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
MOVE UHEL'NE LOZISKA MA
SLOVENSKU.

Pri kopani studne Trebosto-
We pri Turc. Sv. MARITIME prisiel
tamojSi kovac Kubik " hlbke asi
sest' metrov ma bohate loziska
cierneho kamenneho uhlia. Cd tel
dolby dolujn al ostatni obyvatelia
ma svojich pozemkoch "cierne
diamanty" a zasobujd sa tax ma
zimu. O toto move prirodn6 bo-
hatstvo zaujimajd sa uz odborn6
kruhy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
POLAR v UBREzI.

v obci Ubrezi pri Sobrancoch
vypukol v jednom gazdovstve O.
hen, ,ktory sa rozsfril "a kratky
cas- ma pat susednych domov
osem stodol, naplnenych az ,po
strechu nevymlatenym zbozim.
Vsetko zhorelo az do zakladov,
takze skoda sa odhaduje asi Ma
pol miliona kor1n. Ma miesto po-
ziaru sislo Sd niekol 'ko haste
skych sboroy a pri zachrannych
pracach bol popaleny nebezpecne
ia ruke Student Jan Drotar
Michaloviec. 49,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
OTCOVRAZDA v PRESOVE.

Obyvatel 'stvo Presova bolo po-
burene vrazdou, ktora sa stala IA
Sabinovskej ulici. Vrahom je %
rocny obchodny pomocnik Almost
Paulovic. Jeho otec, 47-rocny ho-
lie Karol Paulovic, Dol predtym
samostatnym remeselnlkom, ale
nasledkom neporiadneho zivota,
majetok premarnil, o svoju rodi-
nu, ktora bola skutocne velmi po-
cetna. lebo NAL este sedem detl
vo veku SO rokov, sa vobec ne
staral nedaval jej poslednom
case mic ma zivobytie. Teraz Dol
zamestnany len ako holicsky po-
mocnik vo Spis. Novel Vsi. Ku
vrazde doslo "a nasleduj1cich O.
kolnosti: Rano 3. hodine prisiel
otec domov a priviedol 81 so sebou
dievca. V druhej izbe spal Jeho
syn Almost, ktory ked' sa prebu-
dill a vide,l co sa deje, vstal o.
tcovi robil vycitky pre- jeho ne
mravny zivot. Madal no, ably 81
vsimal rodiny a ably dievca hned
postal pree. Otec sa ale ma syna
rozkrikol, vravel mu, Re V dome
nema co rozkazovat', lebo on je
tam panom. u toho vznikla prud-
ka hadka, pri ktorej syn odrazu
vytiahol revolver 70 stola a dvo-
ma ranami do srdca otca zastre-
lii. Pc tomto hroznom cine odo-
bral sa pokojne ma policajne ko-
misarstvo, kde ohlasil, co urobil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
ZAPALIL LES z POMSTY.

V smizianskom lese ma Spisi,
ktory patri k meGedelsktmu pam
stvu, povstal ohen, ktory sa roz-
slril na 100 katastralnych jutar
lesa. Cetnfci zistili, re ohen bo
podlozeny podpaPacom, ktory sa
chcel pomstit' vel'kostatkarovi "a
to, ze bolo obyvatel 'stvu zaka-
zane nosit' lesa drevo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
VEL'KY POLAR Y TREBI-
SOVE.

Dna 30. julia odpoludnia vypu-
kol TrebiSove 4 dosiaP nezna-
mel priciny V dome Jozefa Zlat-
niclGho poziar, ktorI Sa vel mi
rozsiriI "a kratky cas- znicil
celkom sedem budov, Ma miesto
poziaru dostavilo sa niekol'ko ha-
sicskych sborov, ktorym sd poda-
rilo len po vel 'kej ndmahe ohen
iokaIizovat'. Skoda poziarom spo-
sobena odhaduje sa na 100000
kGs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
C-SL. KONZULOVI UKRADLI
NOHAVICE.

C.-slovensky konzul v Budape-
Sti, Vaclav PalIier cestoval do
Prahy. Nal oddiel ma spanie. Y
kapolne ma stanici, ked' vlak "a
stal, zpoza otvorenych dveri od-
nlesli spiacemu konzulovi nohavi-
ce a kabat. V nohaviciach bolo
500 pengov 3440 kornn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28

Sbory Slovenskej Ligy na w
chodnom pohranici upozernuju
na tiito situaciu a prosia prislusne
kruhy, ably nemeskaly pomocou,
lebo len tax sa predide el'kej
hospodarskej krizi ma vychodo-
slovenskej dedine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
NASTOLENIE BISKUPA PRE-
VYCHODNE sLOVENsKo A
PODKARPATSKU RUS.

DHa 2. augusta bol slavnostne
Mukaceve na biskupsky pravo-
slavny stolec nastoleny episkop
Josif, Staly delegat sv. Synodu a
eparcha pravoslavnej cirkve ia
vychodnom Slovensku Podkar.
patskej Rusi (Ceps.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
NOVA TOVAREN v HLO-
HOVCI.

V micstnostiach byvalej stro-
.jarne V Hlohovci bude Goskoro "a
Gcasti Svajciarsko-Slovenskeho ka
pitalu otvorena tovaren na jutu,
ktora bude pociatku zamestna-
vat asi 100 robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
UTOPIL SA v LABORCI.

V rieke Laborci pri Michalov-
ciach klpal sa 2S-rotny B. Spor-
llak, ktory neznal plavat'. Pustil
sa vsak do yelkej hlbky, kde boil
.strhnuty prddom, nez mu mo-
hla byt poskytnuta pomoc, sa
utopil. Zanechal ydovu a male
diet'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
KRADEZ v KOsTOLE.

DO evanjelick6ho kostola vo
Vel 'kom Slavkove pri Poprade
vlamal sa neznamy pachatel', Cd
bill tn pokladnicky milodarov
zamku a'peniaze vybral. Patrajn
po nom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28

si'u. Navsteva sa teraz zdvojna-
sobnila a po skonceni investic-
nych prac, ktore sd prave v pl.
nom pride, bude navsteva iste e.
Ste vacSia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
zATKLI HO, LEBO NADAVAL.
MA REPUBLIKU.

V Tuzinej pri Prievidzi Dol "a
tknuty Jozef Simo, ktory Z pri-
lezitosti precestovania prezidenta
Trencinom, nadaval na republi-
ku.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

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sign, with your choice OF sew
eral patterns Of upholstering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06

New York-In the face of business and economic readjustments, the world continued to enlarge it's de- pendence on motor transportation in 1890. According to the world motor census prepared by the American Automobile, a total of 35,810,768 cars, trucks and busses are now in use throughout all territories and countries of Africa, Asia, Europe and the western hemisphere. This figure shows an increase of TAI, ,102 motor vehicles over the 1929 total.
 Exports of all classes of automos tive products, including automobiles, replacement parts, tires, etc, from factories in the United States and Canada, had value of $431,112,- 953 last year, the smallest of any year since 1926, the survey report shows. However, many types of products, particularly replacement parts, reached larger totals than in 1928. Demand abroad for replace ment purposes is steadily growing. A significant finding of the census study, which covers 127 territories and countries, is that automobile operation was not abated last year, making certain the continuation of replacement demands.
 Although 75 per cent of the worlds automobiles are ill the United States, this country's contri- button of 126,094 to the 1880 growth was exceeded by Frances increase of 17S,00O automobiles. All coun- tries of the world other than the United States the census survey points out, passed the nine million mark in motor operation by 1881, adding 615,0OS cars, trucks and busses to the 1891 total of s.119,s19: Great Britain made the third largest gain, with S3,723 more automobiles than a year ago. Germany comes next, with 49,656 followed by Can- ada with 45,626. Italy ranks next with 28,O37 automobiles more than in 1929, Argentina with 21,739, Bel ,gium, 17,672, Holland, 16,950 and New Zealand 15.962.
 Unfavorable economic conditions caused only four or five territories to decrease their use of automobiles, but these were not sufficient to halt general gains in the five great continental divisions into which the world is divided. The largest in- creases were in Europe, followed by the Western Hemisphere, Asia, Af- rica and Oceania, in the order named.
 Approximately 100000 automo- piles were sold at retail in 1880. the report further shows. This total comprises exports and assemblies of 449,OOO cars from the United States and Canada, production in Canada, output of 584,000 automobiles in Europe and unsold stocks of about 100000 cars and trucks. mostly of American origin from 1929. These figures reveal the fact that about 5O0,0O0 automobiles were replaced last year in these countries, the larg- est replacement year in the export business.
 More favorable prospects for auto motive export sales this year is shown in the fact that stocks of un- sold automobiles in the hands of dealers abroad were greatly reduced last year. Whereas in 1880 retail sales in many instances were 1929 exports, wiping out of these stocks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
POSTS STUDENTS
 AWARDED PRIZES
Made Fine Showing in Con- test at New England
 Business College Assn
ON FEBRUARY z7

Mary Tanning, 52 words per min ute, silver pin; Thomas Talbot, 52
 words per minute, silver pin; Ruth Skiiton, 50 words per. minute, silver pin; Harriet Carroll, 50 words per minute, silver pin; Rita Corkery, 46 yords per minute, bronze pin; Helen Alexander, 43 words per minute, bronze pin; Mary Cavanaugh, 40 words per minute, bronze pin.
 This contest is held every month in each of the forty New England business colleges comprising the as- sociation.
 The following pupils of Post col lege are to enter the shorthand, |typewriting and bookkeeping contest to be held under the auspices of the Connecticut Business Educators as- sociation in the Weaver high school, Hartford, Connecticut, March IA.
 Miss Alice McLinden, one year typewriting class; Miss Mary Con- rick. one year typewriting class; Miss Mary Kuchauskas, two year type writing class; Christian Poulsen, two year typewriting class; Miss Harriet Carroll, shorthand contest; Miss Mary Cavanaugh, shorthand contest; Philip Kelly, two year bookkeeping class; Ralph Falzone, one year book keeping class; Pasquale Ciochetti. one year bookkeeping class; Miss Margaret Jones, one year bookkeep- ing class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
(. LOEHMAN
 CHEVROLET DEALER
Attended Novel Retail Sales Convention With 800
 Others at TarrytOWn
BUSINESS PICKING UP

Fred c. Loehmann. local Chevrolet dealer. journeyed to Tarrytown yester- day with IS members of his organi- zation and attended a novel retail sales convention which was attend ed by all sales representatives in the Tarrytown zone. More than 500 representatives including officials from home office of the company attended the convention
 The object of the meetings as ex- plained by MT Loehman is to speed up prosperity and to give representa- they are selling.
 By participating in this meeting we feel that we are better equipped than ever to get larger volume of business from this territory than it yielded last year. Already business is picking up, and by taking advant- age of every: extra means of adding to our volume we hope to make this spring one of the, best years here that Chevrolet ever had.
 The move of our local field off, cials," he continued. .'ties in with the aggressive policies adopted by the Chevrolet Motor Company to bring back business to normal. The automobile industry. is the largest user of raw materials in the world, and by bringing out the 1891 Chew, rolet nearly two months ahead of the annual schedule, the company was able to put mills to work which had lain. idle for months, and to start the ball of general activity to rolling. The iron miner steel work CT, cotton picker andsmill hand, the lumberman and glass blower. and the many other employees identified with industries which lean heavily on the automobile to use their pro- ducts, felt the effects of the early in greater employ ment and increased output"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
NEW NEBULAE
 FORMS IN SKY

Detroit, (UP)-The light and heat given off by the sun and the stars is built up into nebulae, or masses of star-clouds in outer space. Pro- lessor Robert A. Millikan. winner of the Nobel prize for Physics, believes.
 In a recent interview here Dr Millikan expressed his belief that .'the universe is not running down, and that light and heat given off by the stars is not lost but begins again to build up nebulae in the remoteness of space.'
 Discussing the uses of astronomy Dr Millikan said: Astronomy might be considered the least use- full of the sciences. Yet it is re- sponsible for everything which diff ferentiates our civilization from ancient civilizations.
 "Galileo's interest in astronomy led him to discover the relations of force and matter that made pos sible the exact development of celestial mechanics. Every bit of that foundation had to be worked out to apply to terrestrial prob lems in every machine we have. Take out the pillars of Calico and Newton and our civilization col lapses.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
Perfect Hit Is Scored On Victim,
 Brooklyn Dealer
Isadore Zanazc Under sl.OOO Bonds Pending Hearing
 Tomorrow Before Commissioner Kras0w Bas- ' sett, Reynolds and SIocum of Dry Squad Work New
 Deal

Buy drink and make the pinch being the new order of af- fairs, officially approved by the na- tional director of prohibition en- fOrcement members of the state stan of federal agents paid visit yesterday afternoon and scored a
 Init" One Isadore Zanazc of Draher avenue was the victim of the surprise attack. He was placed un- der arrest after serving a federal man a drink and was brought be- fore United States Commissioner Harry Krasow. He is now under bonds of $1,0OO pending a hearing tomorrow. morning at 10 o'clock.
 SThree agents took part in the arr rest of Zanazc and sounded the sig Eals that the enforcement of the dry law has now taken a new turn. For nerly it was the custom of federal agents to obtain warrant and on. q asreasonabIe assumptions that : the law was being violated to make ] raid. The warrant would give them the necessary permission to con- duct search and any seizure nec- essary. Yesterdays little act. how. ever, was just a little bit different.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
OWEN D. YOUNG
 PAYS VISIT TO
 HIS OLD TUTOR
Rev Alpheus B. Hervey Dis- covered Young as a Country Lad Many Years Ago and Helped to Make Him

Baldwin, l.. l., March 6.-UP)- Owen D. Young. internationally known economic expert, found time last night to come to the bedside of Doc Hervey, his old teacher, who is seriously i'll here.
 The Rev Alpheus B. Hervey was preaching in the Universalist church in Van Hornesville, N. Y., one Sum- day when he noticed Young, a farm CTS boy, sitting in the congrega- tion. Meeting the youth afterward, he asked him if he would like to go to St Lawrence college, at Canton, N Y., of which he was president. Young's parents found enough mon- ey to pay the expenses, and Young went.
 Last night, after Young had talked with the old man for little more than two hours, Doe" said he felt much better. Young departed for New York, promising to return soon for another visit.