davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1932-04-04
THIRD RACE
Six FurlOngs
FUI KTH RAIE
Five and One.Half FurIOnGs

1952-GIoria Maris (Hanford) go.
1955-Prefec (No boy) ........'... /
1959-Ricks (No boy) ....'''''
195J-BOsCobel (Burke) ..'.'''''''
1957-Step Sis Go boy) .....''.
1956-DeliCaCy (Watters) ..'.'. !
1953-Marlene G.Smtth) ........
1951-MarCina (Bcjshak) ........ !
1959-PrinCella (Callahan) .,..'. J
1959-Springdale Rose (No boy).. ]
I954-Brandon Rose (No bOy) 49,. |
195S-Westys Queen tMillsl go. l
The Washington times., 1932-04-04

The Brandon Stables Bran
don Mint, who is heading for
the $4,000 Chesapeake mile
and One-sixteenth an April 80
at Havre de Grace, showed
nice half yesterday in So rs.
The Washington times., 1932-04-04

DON Mtdue IS UIle IdItSU 10 UUU
up wearing glasses in races. He
uses them to protect his eyes
from dust.
The Washington times., 1932-04-04
BOWIE ENTRIES

ST RAC E-T W o-y e TO | s !;
ms; claiming; purse, $1,000; 4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
beer FOR REVENUE
GETS DEATH BLOW
Idea, PersistentIy Advocated, is
Thrown Into Discard by
Senate Vote

Warrington, May 26.-(ReThe
beer -for-revenue idea has taken its
death blow, for this session of con-
gress at least.
This insistently advocated project
to legalize beer containing 2.75 per
cent alcohol SO as to swell the nations
Golfers without imposing severe taxes
came once again before the senate
Wednesday and it was voted down
SIS to 28.
The proposal came up this time as
an amendment, by Senator Bingham
(Rep, Conn., to substitute a tWo-cent
pint tax on beer for all the excise
levies in the billion dollar revenue
bill.
A few votes were gained by beer
advocates above last weeks senate
vote on an attempt to use beer for
financing a public construction bond
issue. Separated from the latter con-
troverted question, the new vote was
regarded by senators on both sides as
the last word
Senators johnson Rep., CALI and
Schall Rep., Mimi who did not
support the last beer proposal, favored
that of Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
C. O.P. PROHIBITION
STAND CAMASSED
President and Party Leaders
Said Waiting For Declar-
alton by Drys

Warrington, May 26.-(P)-The stir
OF preparation for the Republican
national convention has developed an
undercurrent of disquiet harboring
trouble for the meeting which is to
renOminate President Hoover.
News that the president has been
talking of the party's prohibition
plank to Republican officials has
caused flood of inquiries to descend
upon the capital. They come largely
from prOhibitionists, many Of whom
are disturbed at reports the plank
talk leads towards resubmission.
Individually and in organized
groups, the drys are planning a des-
cent upon the capital next week to
consider campaign strategy.
On top of this there is some dis
pleasure within the ranks of party
wheelhorses. The president is havins
difficulties shaping plans because OF
the possibility congress may still b.
In session when the convention opens
But he has failed. apparently, to cor
suit with some Of the party's congress
sional leaders upon his designs.
There has been no statement
backed with authority as to what the
presidents views on the prohibition
plank may be. Influential Republ:-
can drys maintain he is waiting for
the prohibitionists to take definite
stand on resubmission. A score OF
high placed party men have beer
asked to draft plank on the veXinR
issue and apparently each Of the 20
has a score of different plans to offer,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Registered Mail Is
Lost from Airplane

Sioux Falls, S. D., May 26-tP,-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Baird Elected by
Grand Commanders

Valley City, N. D., May 26.-(Pe
r. Baird, Dickinson, was elected
grand commander of the North Da.
kota Grand Commandery of knights
Templar at the closing session Of the
43rd annual conclave here Wednes-
day. He succeeds T. H. Henry of
Valley City.
Dickinson extended an invitation
to hold the next conclave in that
city but the selection will be an
nounced later.
Other officers are: Fred G. CAL
Ian, Wahpeton, deputy grand COM
mander; Banding Fisher, Devils
Lake. generalissimo; Chester A. SUIT
ter, Lisbon, captain general; John A.
Graham, Bismarck. senior warden:
John Orchard, Dickinson, renamed
prelate; William T. Johnston, Fargo;
treasurer; Walter T. Stockwell, Far
go, renamed recorder; Ralph L. Mil
Ter, Fargo, renamed deputy recorder:
Louis F. Smith, Mandan, junior
warden; Adolph D. Ertresvaag, Bot
tineau, standard bearer: Henry Lanx-
on. Fargo, sword bearer; Fred j.
Cummens, Minot, warder; Claude A.
Henderson, Jamestown, captain Of
the guards.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
LENNON PARK TO Be
DEDICATED JUNE 7
Hundreds of Visitors Expected
at S. D. City For Giant
Celebration

Lennon, S. D., May 26.--Hundreds
of visitors are expected here June Z
for the dedication of Lemons Petri-
fled Wood park, established after
years of work by Ole S. Quammen,
former mayor.
Heading the speaking program for
the day will be the governor of South
Dakota Scores of Indians from
throughout this section will stage a
barbecue program for the entertain
ment of visitors.
The dedication program is being ar
ranged by the Lennon Lions club.
A 20-piece Indian drum and bugle
corps from Cannon Ball, N. D.. will
lead parade. which will include two
other bands, to the park in the fore
noon.
Two large steers are being fattened
and 5000 buns will be baked for
huge free barbecue for visitors which
will be staged Carnival attractions
have been arranged for the day
Moving pictures of the celebration
will be taken by a news reel service
and shown throughout the United
States and some foreign countries.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Min U E ID
from page one
Saws North Dakota
Job Was Work of
Gang from Minot

|suers by following little-k W n
prairie roads.
North Dakota next heard of the
Hurdsfield bank robbery on Dec. II.
from Fessenden, N. D., where the
four southwestern North Dakota men
we're held incommunicado in the
Wells county Jail, facing charges of
ENTRY into banking room with in
tent to commit robbery"
The men were Gates, Wicks, Nc
Donald, and Nord.
Followed W0man's Remark
Arrest of the quartet was the con-
sequence of Mandan woman's re-
marck heard by an undercover agent
of the North Dakota bureau of GRIM
inal Identification. He reported it to
Morton county officials, who ques-
toned the woman.
At a showup in the Wells county
Jail, two of the men in custody were
identified" by bank officials as par
Elephants in the robbery. Holdup wit
nesses failed to identify the other
two.
Hearings for Gates and Mcdonald
were indefinitely continued to Dec.
20. Evidence had been produced that
Mcdonald was trying case in Sioux
county district court the day Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26

Loss of pouch of registered mail
from an airplane on the Sioux City,
Watertown mail line was revealed
Wednesday.
Air Line officials reported the pouch
had been placed on top the plane at
Sioux City while baggage was being
shifted and was overlooked when the
plane took off. A passenger reported
he saw the pouch fall to the ground
near Alcester.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Urges Bimetallism
To Lift Price Level

Washington, May 26. - fP - Re-
monetization of silver through BIZ
metallism was demanded in the SEN
ate Wednesday by Senator Wheeler
Dem., Mont.) to raise the price level
Of commodities.
Wheeler charged legislation to raise
the price level was prevented by "a
little group of international bankers
in New York who are debating the
financial policies Of the government"
and that I'VE need someone in the
white house with intestinal stamina
enough to defy that group of inter-
national bankers that have brought
this country to the brink of disaster"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26

robbery while Gates had been serv-
ing subpoenas in Sioux county the
same day.
On December n, at a preliminary
hearing for WickS and Nord, bank
robbery charges were dismissed by
Justice s. J. Kershaw, when he ruled
that evidence was insufficient to
warrant holding the men.
An interlude In the robbery after
math was the complaint brought by
Miss Marie Streitmatter, Man d a n
woman whose remarks led to the ar
rest of the quartet, that she and her
companion, Freda Morant, had been
beaten by two men they could not
identify. The beating was alleged to
have been made Dec. %, 1880. No
thing ever came of the Investigation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
ON T l N u E ID
~ from page one
Bismarck Area Is .
Greatly Benefited
By Heavy Downp0ur

Fullerton, one inch; Forman, heavy
fall; Cakes, light fall; Ventura,
Ashley and Danzig, N. D., and Artas,
S. D., over two inches; Caledonia,
heavy; Coleharbor and WaShburn,
80; Garrison, rs; and Underwood,
one inch.
Roberts said the weather will clear
up late Thursday in most parts Of
North Dakota.
Regarding grasshoppers, Putnam
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
HOPPERS DROWNED BY
DELUGE IN NEBRASKA

Lincoln, Neb, May 26.-R)-Ihe
third general rain In less than a week
soaked Nebraska last night and, ex-
perts said, drowned myriads Of new
ly-hatched grasshoppers.
High wind that accompanied the
storm was believed fatal also to the
hoppers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Today in Congress
Senate

Senate
Resumes consideration of revenue
bill.
Finance committee reconsiders ex-
else tax section of revenue bill. Davis
Kelly coal bill hearings continued by
mining committee.
House
Continues consideration Steagall
bank guaranty bill.
Rules committee considers home
loan bank bill.
Agriculture committee studies farm
relief plan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26

said "Wet weather u unfavorable and
great numbers Of grasshoppers often
die from disease during wet periods"
Attempts have been made in the
past to control grasshoppers by
spreading disease among them. Both
fungus and bacterial diseases among
the 'hoppers develop Of their own &C.
cord during wet weather.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
HUGE NOTORIOUS

A smoking compartment and spe-
cial accommodations for dogs are pro-
vided in new three-decker motor
bus just put into use in Rome. The
vehicle carries 88 passengers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
House
WOMEN FLIERS MEET

London, May 26.-(P)-Amy John
son, Great Britains noted air wom-
an. and Mrs. Amelia Earhart Put
nam. Americas woman transatIan-
tic flier, met Thursday for the first
time.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
.PoDAKovANIE.
NJ. J. Bartos.

My nizepodpisani rodicia W.
slovujeme hlboku iictu a vd'aku
Rev +. Kozelkovi "a krasne obra-
-dy a tiez velebnym sestrickam,
ktore TAX krasne priprayily skol-
ske dietky a nasu dcfrusku ma
Eiei poslednl cestu odpreyadily.
Ny rodicia SINE boli .citne do
.Jati mad prel,kazanou nctou deer
Ike, ktorej pa1niatka nam bude
..izit y srdci na veky. Este raz w
.sloyujeme srdecn6 Pan Bob za-
.plat't Dakujeme al nasej roh-
ne q priatel ON "a kfasne kvety
a "a masiny, ktorymi nam pri.
Sspeli kn pomoci.
:, ans,t. {. Jan Anna Krajnak,
trlchliaci rodicia.
n sF -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

Et, vera velky! krest alstvo Velkv Piatok Il
ctieva ten kruty boj ktory podstpil Syn Boz, Jezs
kristus SO snlrt on hliechonl .az>, podyuhodh to
Apas. i % 4'a{ ~
II Kto wit azil? Ten ktort ma yel'ky Piatok slani
Ye podl ahnA, avsak netel'u povsta llTotu novemn
Ipatia No, slova krasej base Vodca zivota zomruc
panuje zivy - ~''
A od toho prv6ho Velkeho Piatku vzdy vzdy zlo-
yu'vede sa tent azky podivlhodny zpas. Nzdsa vzdy
sraza blud, mann, klam, btzprivie pravdou pra-
yonl Vzdy vsade vedie sd krutv boj oproti zasaam
Kristoy5m. Beda. podost' laiech krivda, nesprave
dliyost nezmzla ale roznnozla Pocet zlodeov lha
Iov, tylanov, yyssavacov lradcoy vz14asto Narody
ze1l.sa ako ryby 1norsk6; miony robonctva chauob
neho 1udu hladom hynn vsetkeho prtya ddpeni si
kdezto IT, co ssn nepracujd, svetom vladnu rozkazujd
Tu SINE dnes my Slovaci. Boze moi dobry,
teovsetko sa to nan deje! Bijn zatvaraju ozobracu
ju, zvlastneho nasho donlova mas vyanajn. my? Sy
noFia dcery cdneho naroda jednej reel, ubjame ma
yzajon. TAX IDA, akoby SINE pod tlakon nepremen-
tenej kiatby hrechov otcovskch nelnali 81 nikdy
Ky podat. Kde je liska? kde s1 stare zasle easy
ktortch boil SINE sta jedna dlsa jedno telo.
Slovaci, Slovenky, braa a sestry. Porozunnne si
Prec nedbalost 'ou Do peka nesvornostio io,L Hore
srdcia! Pranene veGHehp Easneho Hala otvorene sii
Pod,me cerpajme nich! Pracljnle s nashn Palom
kristom ia nasom casnom yecnom vyk,lpeni! Pravda
je nesnrel ma, ako BOII! Ona len zdanve niela. Po
kratkom spanku ystane ona hrobu ako vsal Krists
Pan
Jan A. Kocur, tajomnS Slov. Lisy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
AMERIkA MA NAJVIAC
DOMACICH ZVIERAT

4Spojene Staty ,najii najyiac
domacich zvierat.
Koncom roku bolo rozneho
! stat tkl, ma farmach 62, 4o7 900 ku-
soy. Rocna spotreba hovadzieho
lnasa cinila vlani 20,617,00O ku-
sew statku, ktora je dostatocne
kryta rocnsm prlrastkom. V u.
19altfgliahlo sa 22,l09.O00 teliat.
Dsipanych bolo konccm roku,
81. dec. 1881, na farmach $500, j
QQQ ,lssoy- Zabitych bolo lanslkaa-
li6 f5Ku IA 900, 900 kusov. Tato
spotreba ,bola tiez kryta prirast7
kDm, lebo prasnice doniesly vlani
79,7Ms0oO prasiet.
Oviec baranov bolo ma far!
mach koncom roku 53,219, 900 ku
soy. Zabite bolo vlani ma maso
y, 30,5l7 600 kusov q vyliahlo sa
y. .6ai 500 jahniat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
NAPAD ODRAZENY.

ssOd nlinlcho piatku do stredv toho tvzda Younes-
town, menovte slovenskv Youngstown celvm oko-
lin vzrlsent Dol zpravou ze mas najstals poprednf
praFoar Jan A, Wlo obz,lovanT Dol casi 1la spik-
l1lti podpal 'acov
sNezasvateln l'udia snallo mohi byt' zavedeni d-
yokym yerol no uda, ktorl pozorujn veci vedeli
je toto praca ponlstvJch l'udf.
#rNeJeden pravotlr ma svojei praksi lepolodlne
plipady, ked zaujne chldobne jsieho acbo neatrre
sielio cloveka musi prsne zakroclt proti boh;stom
vlis;ns nd ON I,Jan A. Wlo nal takJ pripads Pod
ujalsa cranit z,jmy slabsej osoby prot sinejsej w
alok: ntok jelo cest ktora je ajdrasia. Ale
diabpslv plan lebol dost skovne sostaveny dost' 81
koriic prevedcn Sud acknowledgements zaobn IA Willu
poGan1 lebo, ako obranci sam plresnt Asiobca uda
ppdozrenie este ne je dokaAonl why OklesnI zlob
osvedei ze buducllos 81 takychto zalob yobec
nevsmne, lebo ze iba zl'ahtnjn jehoSysoky irad.
voh tym, ktorl ceej Hec necital polavane w
syetlenie Minueho tvzdIa vypiknu olieil Il budovc
vlastnenej nlatkou p Jana A. Wiu nachodacej sa na
r. Federal u Dvaja Gr6c, ktorl aldove chce otvo
lit restaurant, boil chyteni ako podpa ac Jede nc
maj udat, ze podpa lebo re ten druh povedal ze D.
Nilo podpalenim snhlas Ten drly ale tajil ze by
pol neeo takeho hovori TAX 'peyfdal ppvedal''
povstaa zaloba IA p Wlln. Ten co podpal a povelal
ze tax urob na navod toho druheho ebo ze j. Wilo
ym slhlas udaya sebe, ~ vel.IF ;aezy9p ze
BIT 300 rokov. Tento Grek predtym NAL restaurant 4
Campbell Tedy takyto cetsk Dol prsAg,E prieinoA ,lt
nIeho plipadu ,. Willu udava 50, ze rekov dusevns
STAY bude zk1sany -tgd II sssk sE s,E,
Panu Wilbvi bahozelalne,ze tax rychlo skoncil rec
zamedzl rlaeenie elo tlzdne nesiace 10
senzaeie miujdeh noyin6cs I,ostalo sg mt dlrtfr
nrayn6o zadost ucinenia So stranv gdd sfatneho III
dobsei lssmnrf lrapBttri zsEsarrrf,r
Dsborne, Friedman Stewart.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
SLAVNOST VZKRIESENIA
S TROMA KNAZMI MA
STEELTON,

=, Tohto, roku bude po prvy krat
co nasi Steeltoncania o:slavia slav
most Vzkriesenia trmto sIavnost-
nym sp6sobom. Obrady sa zacnil
V sobotu vecer o pol s. hodine.
Y procesii mimo troch knazov
budh brat ilcast' al premnohi
ministranti a dievGence-druzicky.
Vo vel'konoci1u nedel'u budtl
styri sy. omse a toao Z. hod., pol
deviateJ, o. desiateS 4 posledna q
pol dvanastej. Sv. pozehnanie bu.
de az vecer 0 pol 8. hodine. :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
VEL 'K0NOf,NY PROGRAM
v CHRAHfE sv. JANA KRST.
V CAMPBELL

Muzsky miesany ch6r osady
Sv. Jana Krst. v Campbell pred
nesie tento program ma slavnost-
nej sv. omsf 1890 rano vo VEL
konodnn nedel II. Rev. Jllraj No
yak duchovny. Edward BeIavich,
orgaiiista.
Vidi Aqua Gregorian. spie.
va 'n,itlzsky chor.
Veni Creator Spiritus - Sim
genberger. Spieva nnlzsky ch6r.
lntroitus Resurrexit Grego-
rian. spieva muzsky chor,
Kyrie (misa Salye Regina)
Stehle. Miesany chor.
Gloria Refice. Muzsky chor.
Graduate (Hoec dies) Gre.
gorian. Muzsky ch6r.
Credo Stehle. Miesany chor.
Offertorium Terra tremuit)
Gregorian. - Muzsky chor.
Regina Coeli = Belavich. Muz
sky ch6r.
Sanctus = Stehle. Miesany.
Benedictus Stehle. Miesany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
CT. sLovENsHEtsU PRAvDtJ
MILUJUCEMU voLIcsTvU
v MAHONIlTG oKREsE.

ia nizepodpisany sa ozyvam
skrz primarnych yolieb, ktore sa
.budl vydrziavat' 10. maja 1882.
Uz to vieme, ze tento cas- ma
me veFa priatel'ov sloyenskeho
.l'rhu, ked'' .je pomoc potrebna.
Teda ia sa ozyyam ME ysprospech
seba, ale dobreho znameho Slo-
yaka, tn rodeneho a tn vychova-
neho na high school j ma college,
pana Jana B. Hassay. Pan Has
say sa uchadza "a okresneho ko-
misara Tia demokratickej tikete
je ma ten trad syojou yzdela-
most 'ou a skolenost'ou yePmi
schopny. Pan Jan b. Hassay je
dobry Slovak-narodovec, "a svo-
ju slovenskl rec sa nezahanbi,
lebo ju vie, ako kazdy dobry Slo-
wax.
Cteni volicia, len ia jedno vas
upozornujem. Poniektori namie-
tajd, re p. Hassay je mlady. Ale
to ie nemiestne. Dajme prilezi-
tost' mlademu, tym 1nozeme
mat lepsiu Utmost: ze. mas star
sich nezapomen1, ako teraz. Tu
ie d6kaz. Teraz ked' je clovek
starsi ako 40 rokov, nem6ze do
stat robotu vo fabrike, ale toho
starsieho sa nema kto zastat', hoe
on musi zit' a svoju familiu cho-
vat. a k tomu nesinieme zapo
mennt' hlavnu wee. CO musi byt'
co musime my starsi platit dan
Ak nezaplatis a mas nieco, to 81
serif $ tym poradi a ty sa prac
kde chces 70 svojho domu. M;
a ci sa w kto Oval proti tomu
a zastalg Este doteraz O takon
nezname.
'Teda spoluvolicia, 1noja mienk;
by bola ta, ably sine 81 zvolili mia.
dych do iiradu. Myslim, ze tym
pokroGlme ii nladsi sa mas "a.
stanu, kde toho potreba' bude Wy
zadovat'.
Vezmime 81 do povahy, co sa
zakonodarnach Irobl v prospech
dan platiacich, t. j. starsich, Le-
bo ,kto je starsf, ten viac dane
plati, to sd roZufnie. Nuz tam je
ia pomoc, re jedneho pleca yam
odbertl 5 funtovy kamen a na
druhe piece yam polozia Is fun
toyy a na chrbat 80, ably ste tax
skor nevstali. Nuz to je ta po.
moe. A V Aakonodarnach su vse-
tko starsi. Preto ked' vas nejaky
bude prosit' o pomoc, ktory sa u5
tam nachodi, nuz sa len opytaj.
te, ci "a starsich vykonal nieco
Ma sl'uby neverme, lebo toho u;
bolo dost'. Ale 81 vyvol me MIA
dtch, tax sd oni w sami budn {
to starat', ably pracu neztratili
ked su starsi a Wac i'm je DO
trebna pre- 1ch vacsie familie. L
tomu chcem tiez podotkn1t', Z,
pri vyberani kandidatov 81 treb;
vsimn1t' al fch charakteru Z
schopnostl a co urobili, ked NAL
k tomu prilezitost' (eest vynim
kam.)
Teda vas, slovenski yolieia pro
sim, ably ste pracovali "a nomi
naciu nasho schopntho Slovaka
V demokratickylch primarkach ,
mali nanho hlasovali, ze by SIN
nz raz mali svojho eloveka V ton
vaznom iirade. kde sa rozhoduj
0 vasieh peniazoch.
S iictou
N. J. Bartos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
oDKAz REDAKCIE.

Z s F y5 VI 4
Dopisy zpravy, ktore nam bor
y loposlane nie sl i tonic eir
sic, budl uverejneile budncon.
Pp. dopsoyatel'ov prosfme, a.
by nam dopisy posielai skorSie 4
ME Y posledny den. Toto je ttz-
dennik, pracn name rozdeIen1 ma
sests dni a ME ma jeden a preto
,ked "a Wac dopisoy dohrnie vo.
stvrtok, ME SINE ich tstavs yset-
Nv unIiest1iit,,. ...s
~ ~ ] = + 4 y ! 1ssr- sr-s-s v 4 81 -
slovsnska Lfgs il yteaSrJd-
ni estanovize6, vstupujte do neil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

n y sSls u VIII #st saN8 ss Il
Muzovia, mladsncil vykdpajte
d yysibaite tie vase Evicky na
pondelok, aby boly bystre eez
cely rok.
Jozefovia daju mnoIo ia sa-
druzstvo. Oslavia vzdy svojho
mena. Keby 81 zalozili daku joze-
fovskl organizaciu, mohli by pa
novat' mad svetom.
Haseltoncanom dobre pablo VI
nedePu vidiet' ziveho, opravdoye-
no, prveho jedineho Slovaka-
Jozefa, mayofa americkeho me-
sta.
Mayor Franek zvolenv Dol "a
nayora preto, BE farrelbki Slo-
vaci odhodili zavist' d zacali
ptaktizovat' svornost'.
/ my len tax zvolfme S1ovakov
do dradov, ked' sd zbavff1e "a
visit.
Ked' zvolfme slovakov do IRA
dov, zvolime seba, zodvihneme
seba, pom6zeme sebe.
A dame trefnd odpoved' tym.
Ixtofi obcanov $ neanglicktm me-
nom 2 miest vyhadzuji d zabi.
janim charakterit politicky zne-
noz1uji.
Otazka Idov En- Es Es:
Vybory, vybory,
coze to Zas hori,
preeo sa ta Svornost'
nasa Ease bori?
A odpoved' ma tito otazku
este celia neprisla Preto ju ne
m6zeme podat'.
Mier sveta visi ma vlasku - a
nejeden statnik netrpelive drzi
noznice, ably ten vlasok prestrih-
nul.
Uz mesiac- trva konferencia od-
zbrojenia, ale este vzdy sa hovori
len o ozbrojeni. a.l2 Ri.
Ford recnil vel 'kych obied-
navkach ocele zamestnani
statislce robotnikov. Skoda, ze
zostal len pri slovach.
"Slovaci chct "a vodcov Pudi
S vePkou papul'ou" - hovori br.
Jamriska. Ked' ME vel'kym
rozumom, tax hocIen s vel 'kou
papul'ou. / to ambicia.
"Nedavno intervenoval sena-
tor mar. demokracie dir. Rehak u
ministra verejnych prac inz. Do
stalka V tom smysle, ably ista mi
lionova stavba ma Slovensku bola
zadana slovenskej firme, lebo
vraj slovenska verejna mienka je
nz znepokojena neustalym ukra-
covanlm Slovenska. Pan minister
odpovedal: my 81 praci zadava-
me jak chceme, Cd toho sme tady.
A ma verejne mineni name poll
CHI"
Toto je vyHatok elanku, kto-
ry celosti prinesieme budicne.
DR.. Rehak je vel'ky "Cechoslo-
yak patrne pc tel ministro-
vel odpovedi bude trochu men,
| sim.
Hl'a, stat policajt - $ demo-
/ L I pIr
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-02
Legal Opinion
on Personal Tax
Acknowledgement Decides
Governors Foot Guard
Need Not Pay

Members OF the Governors Foot.
Guard need not pay personal taxes
Personal Tax Collector George
Stokes of this city was notified to-
day. While there are no Waterbur-
ians in the Foot Guard at this time.
the ruling exempting members
from personal tax payments Will
be filed in the local Office for flu
rendered by Attorney General War
rem b. Burrows and settles the
mooted question as to the standing
of the guards. .....
According to Attorney General
Burrows the members of the Foot
Guard have the same standing as
men belonging to the organized
militia and, therefore, are entitled
to exemption.
The attorney general, however,
stressed the point that the mem
bers of the Foot Guard are not en-
titled to any property tax exemp-
ton. He explained that only men
with war service records are en-
titled to property tax exemption.
The present members of the
Governors Foot Guard are: Alvan
Waldo Hyde and Frank Il. Bell of
Hartford, John A. Adams Of Weth-
ersfleld, Charles p. Merwin and
Eldridge M. Beecher of New Bril-
tain, Howard l.. Butler of West
Hartford. Charles e. Lockhart. Jo-
seph A. Weibel, John II. III. Alden,
william C.. mclaughlin and M.
Leon Smith Of New Haven and
Carl G. Swanson of East Haven.