davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
WORKERS ORGANIZE
LEGISLATIVE BODY
American Federation of U. S.
Employees Names Group
to Aid Measures.

Formation of National Legislative
Committee of the American Federation
of Government Employees, which will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
FALL FRACTURES SKULL
Mrs. Mary E. Sparks, 60 Years
Old, in Serious Condition,

Old, in Serious Condition.
Mrs. Mary E. Sparks, so, critically
injured Saturday night when she fell
kown fight Of steps at her home, 1857
IRVING street, is In a serious condition
h Emergency Hospital.
a MRS. Sparks Is suffering from a frac-
Erred skull and other injuries.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02

An signs presaoe general revival Of the American oil IN
dustry and return high profits in that business says 'ne
Albuquerque OIL News
rN nr;o ~ Pennsylvania crude has been advanced 5
cents on the barrel It is predicted it viii be but short tune
before there viii be similar advance IN the price q 2
Oklahoma and New Mexico crude in fact an ADVANCE "a s
nee Of al oil produced in the MdContnent ana nOAy
Mountain fields
r. must come The law Of supply and demand will make
II come Refiners already advancing the price %
eseeially Qasones and fuel oils Texas VIII De great
- benefited by it as viii the producers IN OKahona' NO
ana, Kansas and New mexico. ,
The fight for tax on importaons OF crude ana nnlsneu
acts ;s practically won OF there wn DC some
little OppositiOn-there always is some opposo show
.I g; ;rdustr furnishes them with excellent We
hicle to make that showing -,
+b sion that the American oil industry will be BACK
on fea again soon is the faes naI Dsi5es with view
- calling halt on the wholesale profits they are making "
the expense Of the producer
NJ ;.,,o oomnanies have grown too large in short
Inc pH tb real square The pipelines have been the
sa5 IN the big corporations to get their DOOAS w
the Ps'', vitss Of the small, independent producer
According information at hand It bor sn9 nRp ea
;to tba workings of the big pipeline companies now
lst;ro. corporations have used the pipehneS a. W
to pull the profits from tne Aie' a.
aoun4rv i large should welcome the probe and tne
- = Is begun the quicker win conditions = oil
siIo-lr in the West and the quicker van business ~ W
business begin to pick up -
proven fact that there is practically no res s Trs
-, - - e oil IN the nation The demand ior Iel II
prOdu IS too great the market to stay az the same
as at present. "a i will
storage stocks are being moved rapidly anf fo larger
$50 ,rbIe before there viii be demand loi iaAs
mo- T = q from the fields in Western states
The big refners win be crying for more raw
and will begin paying premium for It to get IT,
We can see nothing that viii hinder or oeiay seH
return Of better times for the oil producer
All economists study the oil industry say that the
bottom has been reached expect general marked I'M
prOvement in business conditions In the western Oh STATES
a. tb result of at least modicum of protection against for
eign crude and refined oil production
Wallace Pratt chief geoOgist for the Humble (Stan
dard of New Jersey Subsidiary declares that 10000 wells
year must be drilled 10 major fields must be OPP
ened up annually from out meet domestic demands IN
this country alone.
Judge Beatty former leader Of the Texas company, and
now spokesman for the American Petroleum Institute (organ
the Standard Gulf and SHELLY speech made few days
ago Los Angeles says that nine fields per year must
be discovered with potential ultimate Of 100OO0000
barrels EACH the spendous aggregate production OF 300
100000 barrels in order to meet rapidly growing demands
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02
UTOPIA TEST


higher than tbs BardweIl well.
The Bardwell well had water
In this sand and II was generally
believed that it was this heavy
nov Of water that caused the ioss
Of the well. It was shus on at
s12o let but It did not hold. 90
the hole was underreamed down
to s2zs where pipe was cement
ed. Then came the gas explosion
and the water that appeared in
the hole was believed 10 have
broken IN under the casing and
al efforts to shut off were ua-
awaiting. Thereafter a showing
Of oil was found which caused
the California company to drili
the present test at 4 location
now believed to be north OF the
high
The wen Is reported drilling at
a depth Of S1eS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02
IBRANDJORD URGES CONGRESS-
TO GIVE MONTANA ALL PUBLIC
LANDS WITH MINERAL RIGHTS
Walsh Bill Transferring Public Domain With
Mineral Rights Finds Opposition From
Utah Cattle Growers

WASHINGTON, April I'll 3D.
Brandjord, Montana land com-
missioner, Endorsed before the
senate lands commission the bill
OF Senator Walsh. democrat, Mon
tana, for transferring the public
domain with mineral rights to
the states.
J. M. mcfarland Of Salt Lake
city. president OF the Utah Cat-
tie and Horse Growers associa-
ton, opposed any transfer and sd
vocated unified federal resula-
ton Of grazing ranges In the wes-
tern states.
Would Withhold Minerals
James r. Garfield, chairman OF
President HcOvsr's public lands
committee. which recommended
the transfer with the reservation
to the government OF mineral
rights, explained the way tbs
committee worked.
A bin carrying out the recon-
mendations Of the presidents
group is before the lands COM
mittee. Several amendments were
proposed today by Garfield. The
major amendments were that the
grant should not affect land ced-
ed by the Indians to the govern
ment for sale for their tribal
funds, and the other that the
grant should not affect federal
aid highway aportionment for 10
years in states accepting the land
Notifications
Walsh and Garfield agreed II
might be possible to incorporate
another amendment. giving the
states the right to dispose OF
the land to bona-fide settlers uns
der regulations substantially in
accord with existing feaenal
homestead laws.
AGacFarIand commended the
ranges could better be conserved
by the government. and that if|
each state handled the ranges
there would be conflicts. as pas4|
turage did not stop at state linsss
Vacant Lands Not So Coed
Brandiord presented 3 chart
to show that 81 percent og the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02

Because funds for road work
are low. the commission hopes
investment firms win find it pos
sible 70 purchase the warrants
and thereby enable the commits
sion 10 match federal funds and
put many men to WORK.
Much Of the decreased reve-
nue. from the gasoline tax. it
was explained. viii be used in
making payments on the 81
100000 balance OF unfinished
contracts Income from the tar
during the first eight months OF
Of the present fiscal year total
ed s1,s14,000. During the cor
responding period OF last year the
receipts were s1ss5s.000.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02

x7TL Is the blood Of the earth fOwlng through
- fortune's field only to enrich the courageous
II sometimes revardS even the nou-ttlnkLng bnsI-
ness Stacker, but it never lifts the burden HOH1
M bnck Of a business coward It's plus marks
0f success generally go TO those who combine
some degree of thought with action.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02

acreage Of the 1s western states
now is under governmental con-
troll of some sort. involving 4s2,-
100000 acres in Arizona. Colo
rado, California, Idaho, Montana.
Nevada, New Mexico, North Da-
kota, oregon, South Dakota,
Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
OF the remaining inappropriate
ed public lands involved in the
transfer plan, Brandj0rd said:
I I'VE have these vacant lands
because we've been unable to
give them away. They represent
the survival Of the unfittest"
He said he felt conservation
could be carried on by the states
and private interests. and pointed
out that the walsh bin provided
that So percent Of the revenues
from mineral lands shall go into
the reclamation fund.
This, he said he believed,
would fully safeguard" this
fund.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-04-02
MIRED TRUCK

FANS this week. They report
their lease block IS completed
and they expect a speedy com-
pletiOn, when the roads dry
up.
South Pondera IS the ada
cent fold to the main Pondera
field, on which there are more
than $50 producers. Explain
ing the location Of the Adams
Bell well, which is so feet off
the top, Mr.. Emrick said that
he had lined up a location be-
tween two wells which had oil.
"Porosity is the only
question, " he said, We know
that the structure is there for
we have the conclusive evil
dence of well logs on every
side. The presence Of oil is
also established. The prob
lem is to find porosity, SO we
have located this well In a
spot high enough to produce
yet in a streak that we be-
lieve we know has porosity. F"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12
KANAKANAK WELCOMES
 ITS FIRST AUTOMOBILE
(By ElOise LavriScheff)

It was the same kind of a thrill they must have had watching the last spike being driven into the railroad tc connect the East with the West of the United State or when the first water flowed into the Panama Canal. It left the same kind of feeling the pioneers must have felt when they stopped their ox-cart to stake out a plot for home-the first white people to have stepped upon that land.
 We have seen the first automo- bile in Kanakanak.
 The girls were sewing-prepar- ing to leave, for our school is to be no more; the boys were crating; MT. Lavrischeff was packing books. We had been listening for some time to a strange noise at the back of the school house but had not investigated when MT. Lavrischeff came bursting into the wing room. Come quick! An automo- bile!" We raced to the back room. Yes, it was an automobile, a green, Dodge sedan. The boys, of course, ran to crowd around and follow it while the girls exclaimed from the windows and I thrilled at watch ing the first tire tracks being made across primitive Kanakanak mud.
 The sedan is the newly acquired luxury of Mr. Nicholson, our Kan akanak postmaster. It was driven by one of his daughters, recently arrived from the "Outside". It drew up to the radio station with a flou- rish. After business was transacted there, it started on tour of the campus, circled on the slope in front of the hospital and roared back ot the rear of the school house where begins the new road started toward Dillingham; last year by the Road Commission (con- tinuing unfinished now)-the only road on the NuShagak.
 Now all the children can talk is automobile" and how fast it went when they tried to catch it (real- ly slow, however, on the "trackless mud"). And we have the feeling akin to the pioneers, for now in Kanakanak we have seen civiliza- tion arrive, the chief means of con- yeyance being in the order of their importance: dog-sleds, boats, air planes, and automobile.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12
UMMEL ENRONTE SEATTLE

J. R. Ummel, office manager of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Purchasing Agent for the Depart ment of Interior, was a returning passenger on the MS. North Star today and will continue on to Seattle. MT. Ummel is on an in- spection trip of the various Alaska projects and stations of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12
TOSSING BOUQUETS

The Cordova Times, with true loyalty to party standards makes the observation that m affairs cerng the Territory of Alaska there notable gains made by the Alaskan delegates. Our voting strength at the conventions has been increased 50 per cent The plight and conditions which have resulted by remote rule of the Territory have been forcby brought before the tion and the party (Repubcan) is pledged to lib eral policy in governing of Alaska"
 In the light of what has happened since President Hoover visited Alaska the Times ecomums not unlike funeral in Missouri The deceased appeared to have no willing to say word in his favor Finally bolder than the rest stepped forward and said Wel he had good appetite"
 The last three members of the Damn family in Los Angeles just married recently. Now let's wait for the Damn divorces.
 Complaint is made that Japan is rattlng the sword. ,Well at least they have something to rattle.
 The most dsconcertng thing facing the gang at Washington is the possibility of emuating Washington but crossing the Potomac log.
 There is denying that the government has been conducted in stabilizing manner.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12

There is no denying that the government has been conducted in a stabilizng manner
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12
DISCOVERER IN PORT

The MS. Discoverer, Capt Heinie Berger, arrived in port today from Anchorage and way points. The boat took MT. Johnson and son from Anchorage to Nuka Bay, where they will do some prospect ing. The Discoverer also brought Mrs. Hatch and baby from Seldo- via to Seward. Mrs. Hatch has been in Seldovia visiting. She is connected with the Jesse Lee Home here. The MS. DiScoverer departs for Iliamna and Anchorage to- night at 8 o'clock.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12
DRUNKENNESS DECLINED
HELSINGFORS, July,

Drunkenness in HelSingfors de- clined 80 percent during the first three months after abolision of prohibition and indications for in toxication declined 26 percent, ac- cording to police figures just is- sued. The comparison was made with the figures for the last three months before the abolition of pro- hibition.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12

An Alaskan Airways plane, pilot ed by Jerry Jones, left Anchorage Sunday with Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe and Judge and Mrs. Lester Gore and children for Nome.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12

The Alaska Transfers big barn and warehouse is being given brand new coating of green paint. Painting was started Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12
s P E CIAL l.

For one day only, next monday, July IS, all dry cleaning will be ac- cepted at one-half the regular price. Seward Steam Laundry.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-12

Kodaks and Kodak Supplies-de- veloping, printing, enlarging and picture framing. Alaska Shop.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
SENT ERzsEBET
MAGYAR ARvAHAz

Nemregen, midSn h6si halalt
halt magyar pil6takat ,bucsuztat-
tax az olaszok, az olasz minisz-
tereln0k hangosan, neviikon sz6-
litotta a h6si halottakat: Endresz
6rnagyot es Bittay kapitanyt.
Presente! Jelen! feleltek helyet.
tiik masok, jelkepezve ezzel AIT,
hogy hos magyar pilotak emile
Ike 0r0kke elni fog!
Mi mem halottakhoz sz6luak..
Mi az el6 amerikai magyarsagot
szolitjuk cselekvesre Scent Err
zsebet Magyar Arvahazert. Ame-
rikai magyarok, keresztenyek IS
mem keresztenyek, hol vagytok :
Cselekedjetek! Mar Cicero meg.
mondotta, hogy az ereny dics6s6
ge a cselekvesben van
Hol vagytok is amerikai ma
Igyarok, akik megihlet6d0tt lelek-
kel ,szent heviilesse Is lelkesedes-
sci Clevelandban tartott els6
katholiktis nagygyiilesen kimond-
tatok ait, aminek sziikseget mind
annyian ereztiik, hogy: 'segy ka-
tholikus magyar arvahaz letesi.
tessek"?! Hol vagytok III, akik
| mex lelkeben ez nemes hataroza!
olyan lelkes visszhangra talalt
Hol vagytok Ii, akiknek lelki vi
lagaban Oft tiind6k0lnek szere-
tet, az irgalonn, a szanalom es a
kony6riiletesseg f6r1seges eszmei
Hol vagytok egyletek, intezme
nyek, melyek ezen nagy gondola
tok szolgaIatara letesiiltetek Ho
vagytok, akiknek idealja, eszme
nye humanizmus az emberszere
tet ? Hol vagytok III, akik valla
sotoknak a jocselekedeteket vail
jatok? Hol vagytok?... Kialtsatol
lit vagyunk! Igen, kialtsuk: It
vagyunk S a Scent Erzsebet Ar
vahazert cselekedni akarunk!
| Adomanyainkat k0vetkez,
cimre kiildjiik: st. Elizabetl
Hungarian Orphanage S428 Soutl
Street, Detroit, Michigan.
| Az aryahaz november hona1
Len megnyilik. Jelentkezeseke
.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
SCHMELING GYOZOTT
A BOXMERK0ZESBEN

Negyvenezer ember el6tt folyt
le hetf6 esti boxmerkoz6s, mely
Schmeling volt vilagbajnok gy6-
zelmevel vegz6dott. Icy tehat
Schmeling j0v6 evben ujra pa
lyazhat a vilaebajnoki cimre. A
merk0zes Is roundra sz6lt, dc a
Six roundban Schmeling mar
annyira osszeverte Walkert,
hogy Jack Kearns, Walker ma
nagere elismerte Schmelingct
gy0ztesnek es ezzel azitan v6get
is ert mindvegig izgalmas mer-
k6zes. Mckee polgarmester is We
gignezte merk6zest, mely a long
islandi Madison Square Garden
Bowlban folyt lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
ECYHAZ
Lelk 6sz:
L.AKY ZSIGMOND.
Templsm es par6kia:
737 Mahoning Ave. Tel. 3994S.

sotet iilohelyek. "Ugy fenyljek
a ii vilagossagotok az emberek
el6tt, hogy lassak a ii jocseleke-
deteiket.' Mate 5:16.) Egy utas,
aki europai orszagokat latogatott
meg, hogy nepek szokasaival meg
ismerkedjek, az egyik orszag egy
kicsin yfalujaban kjilon0s, ked-
yes szokast talalt. A falucska la
kosai este is jarnak templomba,
S mivel a templom mines kivila-
gitva, mindegyik templomba me-
no egy kis bronz lampacskat visz
magaval. Ezeket a kis lampakat
oda er0sitik maguk elott temp
lom iilesre. E kis lampak halvany
fenye kedves vilagossaggal t0lti
be a templomot. Amelyik iil4sb6l
hianyzik a gyiilekezet tagja, az
s0teten marad. Milyen szerencse-
SEX vagyunk mi, hogy temploma-
inkat villany vilagitja, inert BIZ
zony sok templom wax s0tet vol
ma, annyira iiresek a padok. So
kan mem gondolnak ARA, hogy
az iires, sotet padok nit beszel-
mex azokrol, akiknek helye iires
marad. A hiv6k oyer szama Matt
templomaink ugyan nem sotetek,
de- tavol marad6k Matt ride
gebb, iiresebb, csiiggesztobb a
templom. Mennyive1 felemelobb.
buzditobb, lelkesit0bb a megtelt
templom. s milyen nagy sziikse-
giink van ezekben a szomoru,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
mar most elfogadunk. N6gy Is
tizenket ev k0zotti arva magyar
fiukat s leanyokat varuhk 1neleg
otthonnal, szeretettel.
ROosEvtLT California;
SIKEREs KoRTEs UTJkN

A republicans California a
multi napokban nagy lelkesedes-
sci fogadta Roosevelt kormafiy-
z6t, a demokrata eln0kjel0ltet,
aki ket napi kampanyturara erke--
zett az allan teriiletere. Ralph
San Francisco republicans kor.
manyz6ja rendkiviil meleghangu
taviratban iidvoz0lte Rooseveltet,
aki taviratilag k0sz0nte meg az
iidv0zlest.
Roosevelt. beszedet tartott San
Franciscoban, Sacramentoban,
Portlandban. Reddingben nagy
nept0meg varta Roosevelt vona,
tat A t0bb ezer f6nyi t0meg lei
kesen iinnepelte demokrata ell
n0kjel0ltet, aki beszedet intezett
a Macy ntptomeghez.
A california; vezerek, meg
nyilatkozott hangulat utan itel-
! We, bizonyosra veszik, hogy Cali
fornia, mely Hoover sziil6 allama,
a november eln0kvalasztason
Rooseveltnek fog adni tobbseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29

szavazhat, vagy pedig mindcn 6l-
lasra kiil0n-kiilon, de gondoskod-
va van, hogy minden esetben
csak egy gombot nyomhasson le,
vagyis, hogy minden allasral
csak egy jeloltre adhassa lea sza-
vazatat. A szavaz6 gepen csak
akkor lehet szavazni, ha a szava-
z6 fiilke ajtaja zarva van.
Minden szavaz6i helyisegben
egy minta gep van felallitva, -
hogy az vi szavaz6k eloszor Ia
nulmanyozhassak IS gyakorollas-
SAX a gepen val6 szavazast, mie-
lott fiilkebe lepnenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29

mondhatnok s0tet napokban ar
ra, hogy minel tobb igaz lelkii ke-
resztyen hitenek vilagossaga be-
ragyogja templomaink belsejet es
sugarozzon fenyt, vildgossagot
kiat az elet kiizd6 teren. Gondol-
kozzunk ezeken es ne engedjiik,
hogy a mi helyiink a templomban
s6tet, iires he1y 1egyen.
Gyiilekezeti ebed. Egyhazunk
eloljarosaga,, elhatarozta, hogy |
ujitast vezet be ez 0sz0n. Els pc
dig, mem vacsorat rendez, hanem
ebedet. Oktober 16-ra esd vasar-
nap lesz az ebed delel6tti isten-
tisztelet vegeztevel Demany Ist-
van prezsbiter testveriink egy fla
tai borjut ajandekozott celra,
masok. masfele sziiksegletekkel te
| SILK lehet6ve, hogy egyhazunk
| max koltsegebe ne keriilj0n az
ebed. Az ICY observation-disclosures
! elelmiszerekb6l keszitett ebedet
ia lehet6 legolcs6bb arban adhat-
juk vendegeknek, ugy hogy
1
otthon senki olcsobban vasarnapi
| ebedet mem keszithet. S erre az
! ebedre mindenkit, aki ismerkedni
| akar. meghiv az el6ljar6sag. Silk
segesnek tartjuk az ilyen ismer-
| kedesi ebed rendezaset inert az
ut6bbi idok esemenyei AIT igazol-
| jak, hogy gyiilekezdt taejai,
szerte szejjel lakvan, mem isme-
/ rik egymast. Pedig ugy volna il
| l6. Mar most felhivjuk minden j6
| indulatu testveriinknek figyel-
met ere gyiilekezeti ebedre. Ne
| fozz0n otthon senki, legyen az
egyhaz vend6gei k0zott csalados-
tul. Hozzon mindenki magaval
mas vendeget is. Szivesen latjuk.
Gyermekeink, ifjaink. Sep
| templomunk van, allalmas lelyi-
segeink vannak. Ugy nevelas mint
! sz6rakozas szempontjab6l kiele-
gitoek. Varosunkban magyarok
is sokan yannak. Eek k0zott ma
gyon sok reformatus. Reforma-
tus testvereink lelki es szellemi
nevelesere egyhazunk kesz De
mint az NJ testamentomi pelda-.
zatban sokan voltak hivatalo-
SAX, meghivottak, de oily keyeSen
voltak a valasztottak, inert sajat
k0z0nyosseguk kizarta oket a va
lasztottak soraib0l, majdnem
ugyanaz helyzet uralkodik va
rosunkban. Dacara a nagy munka
nelkiilisegnek, senki,a mieink ko-
ziil eddig chen mem halt. De ha
nyitott szemmel naziink szet, AIT
kell latnunk, hogy gyermekeink,
ifjaink, hittestvereink szazai ha
mem ezrei lelki ehenhalas jeleit
yiselik magukon. Mily sok oyer
mex, mily sok ifju heteken, ho-
napokon keresztil, mintha ide-
gen, pogany vilagban cline, mem
kappa AIT lelki, AIT a szellemi
taplalekot, amire sziiksege van,
ami nelkiil lelkileg chen pusztul.
Vasarnapi iskolankb6l sokan hia-
nyoznak, akikre varunk, ifjusa-
gunk csoportjaibol sok draga if
ju lelek hianyzik. Hol vannak?
XII felelGs az 8 lelki sorvadasuk-
ert9 Miert mem j0nnek? Egyha-
zunk keszen, szolgalatra keszen,
; varja 6ket. Vajjon elj0nnek-e?
J0v6 vasarnap ifjusagi 0sszejo-
vetel lesz este fal nyolckor. Va
sarnapi iskola delel6tt fel tizkor.
Sziil6k, hittestverek, jusson esze-
tekbe, hogy varunk.