davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
ZVOL'ME GILBERTA BETTMANA DO SENATU
SPOJENYCH STATOV

Slovenske porekadlo hoyori, ze
.Cloveka poznat' po reel vtaka
po peri Toto je jedno sloven-
ske porekadlo, lsfore je myl'ne.
Lebo cloveka nepozname po reel
tax, ako pc jeho SkUTkOCIl!
Kto neveri, mech 81 vsima. kol
ki politikari siubuju ysemozne a
ked sa ma tirad dostan1, zabudnu
na to-, co volicom sl'ubovali.
Name druhe porekadlo, ze
.sReci sa hoyoria chlieb sa jie'
a toto je pravdive. Znamena, ze
reclaim nemozno yzdy yerit', lebo
sa naiyiac z obyeaje hovoria.
Kol ko name. Slovakov, ktoriaaa
di reenia 0 narodoyectye, kre-
& st anstve, ale ME sd v skutkoch
ami Slovakmi, ami Il krest 'amml.
Recnia 20 zvyku, lebo myslia, re
nato mail nsta a mnohf recnia j
potreby, ably zakryvali svoJe
neslovenska a nekrest'anske sku
tky. "a
Poznavaime tedy l'udi - a vo
vol bach kandidatoy podl a
fch skutkov a ME podl a ich reel
v Gilbertovi Bettmanovi name
my, ohioski volicia muza, ktory
SKUTKAMT dokazal sa hodnym
tel najvacsej dovery. Cely jeho
zivot - stkromny i verejnv =
prezradza v nom muza naJvys-
sich idealov.
Bettman, rodom Cincinnati.
graduoval 2 publienych skol toho
mesta ia prayotara vystudoval
ma najchyrnejsej americkej uni,
yerzite. na Harvard, kde obdrzal
stupne bakalara meni, majstra
umeni bakalara pray scum
laude".
Pred jeho yereinym ucinkoVa-
MIN, Bettman bol prcfesorom IA
pravnickej skole Ymky Cincin.
natl "a Is rokov jej dekanom
"a 10 rokov. Roku 1918, aekol'
vek zenaty, otec detl a nevoJo-
povinny, vstnpil ako dobrovol i,
mix do armady SpoJenych Sta.
tov a sl1zil ako kapitan general
neho stabu. Po vojne Dol jed
ntm budovatel' 'ov Americkel
Lepie a v 1922 Dol ia svoje vel :
Ike zasluhy zvoleny ga JeJ HAY
neho yelitel'a v Ohio. On Dol
spolupovodcom bonusovej pred
lohy a predlohy 10 zalozeni Vete-
ranskej kancelarie pri Wade.
Gilbert Bettman je uz ma dru
nv termin generalnym pravota-
rom statu Ohio. Je to po gnyer-
nerovi najvyznamnejsi statny Y
rad. Ako generalny pravotar ma,
sho statu dokazal sa neunaynyn
bojoynikom "a prava a zauJm.
l'udu a preto test sa vel 'keJ po
pularite. z jeho blahodarnehe
ueinkovania vyztfvihujeme len
niekol Ike SKUTKY:
iBojoval yit'azny boz Y NaJ-
vyssom side Spojenych statovI
proti utilitnej spolocnosti, ktora
sa vzpierala :pfatit' dan od plynu,
yedeneho cez nzemie Ohla plyno-
vodmi inych statov a Y Ohio
predavaneho. Tymto ylt 'azstvom
pokladnica statu bola obohatena
D $1,676,0O0 n dotedy nezaplate-
nych daniach a obohacoyana Je;
kazdoroGne D d'alsieho milionaf
dolarov.
sa,8sf Z -
Bettman zachranil milioly do.
larov ueitel liskemu fondu ro-
botnlckemu kompenzacnemu fon-
dn vit'azstyom Y prayote Allen
okresn proti llstavnosti zakona p
tychto fondoch. Najryssl statny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

SUu uZ Dol VynlaSll ZakOn "a pro
tinstavny a Bettman vym6hol
zvratenie rozsudku v prospech u
citePstva robotnictva.
Bettman vzbudil pozornost
eelej krajiny V jeho boji proti
clevelandskym volebnym syind-
lom a svojim Wit 'azstvom zabez-
pecil posvatnost' balotu vole
l'udu.
Bettman obranil Statne pla-
vebne prava na VePkych Jaze-
rach proti ''kradnutiu vody''
Chicagom a obranil stavebne a
'poziekove spoloenosti v State
pred pazravymi l'ud'mi, nasled-
kom coho tisice maJitePoy domov
a fariem Ohio zachranene bolo
cd nasilneho predaju ich majet-
kov.
A konecne, Bettman ma lvi
podlel IA otvoren1 zavretych
bank V Ohio Keby jeho ME, u
Youngstowne by SINE mali omno-
no horsie pomery, ako ich name.
Nielen zeby sd nase vel Ike banky
neboly znovu otvorily, ale sta,
ba tisice domov a fariem by bolo
dnes serifom tn predavane, aby
banky molly byt' likvidovane.
A krem toho, vkladatelia by boil
utratili yel'ke percento svojich
vkladov a svojich urokov. Lebo
je zriedkavost' zeby niei1tora "a
vreta banka platila 100 centov ma
dollar vkladu.
My Slovaci name este j inil
pricinu ma Bettmana hlasovat'
On je mas dokazany priatel'. On
nam recnil tu uz Wac razy. Svo-
jou prftomnost 'ou poctil raz Je-
den mas Slovensky Den a poctil
kongresny banket Slovenskej
Ligy Ohio hoteli. Vtedy SINE v
nom poznali muza vel'kych kva-
lit, hodneho najvyssej dovery d
naivyssieho postavenia v l'ude.
Svojimi vedomost'ami, svoJimi
vysokymi mravnymi kvalitaml,
syoiou laskou k ludu Gilbert
Bettman 81 zasl1zi byt, preziden-
tom, nieto senatorom SpoJenych
Statov. A verime, re ako senator
vzbudi pozornost' celej krajiny
ma seba a tax bude neho este
j prezident.
@ jeho protikandidatovi vieme
fol 'ko, ze zvoleny boil do senatu
hlavne pre- jeho "mokre' stano-
yisko. Ale ked' sa senate hlaso-
valo o pive jeho tam nebolo.
s. Bettman zaujima tiez "mo
kre' stanoyisko. A osyedcil sa,
re ked' v senate sa bude hlaso-
vat o pive, re bude tam a bude
hlasovat' "a piyo. Tiez sa osved-
ell, ze bnde praeovat' hlasovat
"a 1stavny dodatok, ktorym zru-
sena bnde prohiblcia vo vsetkych
statoch, 60 prohiblciu nechc1.
sTento sposob zrusenia prohibicie
(dla republikanskei platformy)
je lepsi, istejsi a rychlejsie pre-
EeditePny, ako dl'a demokrati-
lckej platformy, ktora ziada zru-
'senie prohibicie suchych Sta,
toch. Tie jednoducho nebud1 nj
kdy "a take zruse1ie hlasoyat'. A
za zrusenie potrebnf je a6 % 4s.
statov.
Posli.me do senatu Spojenych
Statov. priatel'a Slovakov, zastan-
Gu Pudu a bojovnika "a slobodu
q l'udska prava Gilberta Bett-
mana On lie silny kandidat, on
zvit'azi. TO dokazal pred dvoma
rokmi. Ked ini rspublikanski
kandidati Y statnych vol bach
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

boil porazeni, on vysiel volieb
vlt'azne so 100000 O-hlasovou
vacsinou. Pomozme mu, slovenski
volieia, k este vacsiemu Wit az
stvu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
ROxHI.lAS YsN.

" nedel'u mali v osade Sv. Cy-
rilla q Methoda pekne divadlo.
Hrali novd hru, spisanl riadite.
l'om osadneho kruzku. p. Andre
jom Cisarom. A zbadali SINE, ze
p. Cisar sa zdokonaluje. Toto
bola najlepsia hra, ak1 dosial'
sostavil. Ked' prevedie niekol'kc
opravy osnove hry, budeme ju
moct priradit' k nasim lepsim
l'udorym hiram.
X 1spechu iste dopomohly
dobre herecke silly. Este SINE me-
videli v tomto kr1zku tol'ko
schopnych hercoy a hereciek, a
ko nedePu.
i Ked insuranc kompania alebo
daktora banka da predat' ma Ii
citacii dom nasho eloveka pre- til
sfc-dolarovy morgic, ma ktory
nemoze teraz priplacat', pohorsu-
jeme sa. Ale CO povedat ma da-
ktore slovenske podporne orga-
! nizacie, ktor6 to iste nasim l'u-
dom robia9
Bankam a insuranc kompaniam
sa netreba diyit', to sn korpora-
Gle pre- obchod. Nase organizacie
sl pre- dobrocinnost'. Jesth taku,
mech mas Bob Cd ,nej chrani!
Me je to ziaden spas. Pozname
Slovaka, ktory je M vyse stvrt'-
storocia elenom nasskej organi-
zacie. Clenmi su i jeho zena de-
tt. Pred paru rokmi Dol nahovo-
reny, aby svoju morgicov1 po-
zicku preniesol tunajsej banky
do-svojei organizacie. Urobil tax.
Morgic malEkost', len $1,000.
A re neplatil poldruha roka, uz
Je ma s1de. A dom ME b1da, ale
naozaj dom.
Jedinou nadejou tohto Slovaka
je Ease banka, ktorej 81 Dol po.
vodne pozical. Ak mu ona pom6-
re, bude zachraneny - ak ME,
pride 0 ovocie svojej celozivotnej
prace.
Farmari, tn je daco pre- vas:
Pred paru dnami predana bola v
East st. Louis prvotriedna mis-
sourska krava, vaziaca 500 fun.
tov, "a 81. Farmar zaplatiI 41c
"a miesto ma trhu, poistenie proti
ohnu "a inspekciu. Zostalo mu
59c "a kravu. Ale to je ME ko-
nice. On postal svoju kravu ma
trh pc troku, platias 25c "a 100
funtov vahy. Jeho cista ztrata "
tejto transakcii, bola kraya /
$1.41. /
Mad'arski pohranicni straznici
zbadali, re v poslednom case
mnoho zien prechodi so svoiimi
"bebami' do Raklska. Konecne
jednemu napadlo podfvat' sa ma
tie nemluvnatka, ktore boly pek-
ne do vank1sov zavinute. AXE bo-
10 jeho prekvapenie ked' videl,
re si to ME deti, ale prasiatka! I!
Takto ich zeny pasovaly, ably
nemusely platit' dan zostalo i'm
nieco trznej ceny.
Sledmi nemeckf hakenkraiclc-
4 ri Cechach ods1denf boil brnen-
skym s1dom na vazenie cd jed
neho do troch rokov. Dokazane
\ i'm bolo, ze boil v priamom sty-
ku S nepriatel 'skymi cudzincami,
ze sbierali vojenske silly, ze sa
vojensky cvieili organizovali
proti CsR.
Prof. Tukovi nedokazali mic
| OdSlldili ho ma TX roknv, Namcnm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

Miernou'' : tax tento najlepsi
tabak, po spravnom ulezani a
zjemneni dostava vyhody toho
Lucky Strike cistiaceho processu,
opisaneho slovach "It's toasted".
To je preco fudia kazdom meste,
mestecku a dedinke hovoria, ze
Luckies SUI miernou cigaret1ou.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
Kitty Gordon PennIIess

ty often tried to become militant suffrage worker pedded copies of birth control th afterteer something
 
 Then a sudden, vanished a press Ina rooming Greenwich Village. a years a neat Henryesque tale going
  paper sold matrimonial sheet! Adoption in naang various cats various New York heater how overlook the three that in gandes theaer7" Martha wihin from her goo ad joining Roxy's gadgety office. s5s Matha, places in Greenwich Village. cat Rockefeller decided to Rockefeller Foryninth haunted buildings predatory Manhattan Island in builders all departedsave moved living the tossed the litter kiteen shell hole Verdun. .i passed md grew the that his fellows There stirring and meow"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24

Budapest Gypsy Group
 Returns 10 Columbia

Alexander Haas and his Buda- pest Gypsy Ensemble. America's foremost opponents of authentic Hungarian and Gypsy music, will return to WABC and the Colum- bia network for a series of half- hour broadcasts beginning tonight from 8:30 to 9:00 p. m., EST. With Maximilian Rose, concert violinist, as soloist, the group of Hungarian born artists will be heard each Saturday at the same hour.
 Haas and his ensemble, the first group to present original Hun- garian folk and Gypsy music on the air, were featured last year over the Columbia network. The maestro makes all of his own ar- engagements of each selection rem dered, and the entire program Is performed by the orchestra from memory. They are heard in annual recitals at Town Hall, and during the past few years have completed concert tours of music centers throughout the United States. At present Haas is presenting the Gypsy Ensemble on the stage as 2 feature of the Broadway dramatic
 hIS AAuNcE dt GIiSAt tuey dlSO provide the incidental music for the play, "F'irebird.''s x
 The music for the broadcasts will be drawn primarily from three sources: authentic Hungarian folk music, Gypsy melodies, and vien- nese tunes. Haas will supplement the Columbia announcer's intro- auctions of the selections with an- nouncements in his native tongue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
Three choruses Bring
 Folk Songs Of Europe

Three famous choruses specializ- ing in their native European music will be heard over National Broad casting company networks during the year end holidays.
 The Ukrainian National chorus of Chicago will be heard from Chi cago on Monday, December 26, over an NBC-WJZ network at 3:15 D. m., E. s. T. On Wednesday, De- cember 2S, the Armenian National Art chorus will be heard over an NBC-WEAF network from New York at 2:30 D. m., E. s. T., and the Welsh choir of Chicago will be heard over an NBC-WJZ network on Monday, January 9. at 3:I5 D.. m., E. s. T.
 The Ukrainian chorus of 30 voices is directed by George Benet- sky. The group is composed of Americans of Ukrainian descent. They were heard over NEG net works during the Carnival of Na- tions. and attracted great atten- tion in the middle west.
 The Armenian National chorus is g New Jersey organization which ranks very high in metropolitan musical circles. It's director is H. Mehrab, graduate of the Russian Imperial conservatory, and famous composer of Armenian music. "Aravod" and "Douy Douy," two of Mehrab's arrangements, will be heard during the broadcast.
 The Welsh choir is one of the best known choruses in the middle west. It Is directed by Daniel Protheroe, who for many years has guided the vocal triumphs of his 70 male singers. Their program will be heard Monday, January 2, with songs appropriate for New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
Bishop of Buffalo
 in Christmas Program

The Right Rev William Turner, D. D.. bishop of Buffalo, will con duct a Catholic Christmas program over the WABC-Columbia network from 1880 to ? p. m., EST, Christ mas day. The program. which will
 originate in the studios of WGR, Buffalo, for a coast-to-coast relay, will be a presentation of the Co.,
 lumbia Church of the Afr. Bishop Turner will base his
 Christmas address on the text:
 Thy Throne, o God, is forever and ever: 8 sceptre of Justice is the sceptre of Thy Kingdom. Thou
 hast loved Justice and hated In- iquity: therefore, God, Thy God, hath Anointed Thee with the oil of Gladnesse, above all Thy fell lows." (Heb l: 8-9). These words, from St Paul's Epistle to the He- brews, are read in the mass at the
 dawn of Christmas day. ~ Musical selections will be off, fered by the St Joseph's Cathedral choir of Buffalo, directed by Dr Edward Durney, singing "Laeten- tue CoeH" by Emile Reyl, Pietro
 Tons "Gesu Bambino" and "An Ancient Carol" In addition, Han- del's Come Unto Him's will be sung by Julia Mahoney, soprano. who has recently returned to her home in Buffalo after two and one- half years in New York as Co. lumbia staff artist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
pickens Sisters With
 Mhiienlan Band Sunday

The Pickens Sisters, famed Georgia harmony singers, wifi be featured guests in the Paul White man Rhythmic concert over Na- tional Broadcasting company net works, tomorrow.
 In addition to the three girl singers, Whiteman also will pre- sent Dana Suesses Concerto in Three Rhythms,' with the young composer at the piano. Irving Ber- lin's latest song hit, Playing with Fire,'' will be heard on the pro- gram over an NBC-WJZ network at p. rn.. k. s. T.
 The program follows:
 Medley of Mimi" Nobody's Sweetheart
 Christmas Eve
 Playing with Fire
 Jack Fulton. tenor.
 Louisiana Hayride
 Say 1t Isn't So
 How Can l SNg HI De Hi Pagan Love Song
 Pickens Sisters.
 Concerto in Three Rhythms-
 composer, Dana Suesse, at
 piano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
2 XxynDC 1880 ? " ONS ktlseycie.
 Kamsser.s.a
' g2O45.
 Meters

1:00--George Halls orchestra. 1:30---Madison String ensemble. 2:00-Saturday Syncopators. 0--Columbla Salon orchestra 3:00--The Round T0wners. 3:30--Rhythm Kings. 4:00-Spanish Serenade. 4:s0-George Halls Taft orches-
 tra. :0o--Eddie Duchin,s orchestra. 5:30--Skippy. x. 5:45--Tito Guizar. Mexican tenor 6:0e--The Funnyboners. 6:15-Riviera orchestra. 1sM 6:45--Girls' trio.
 7:00- Frederic w. Vile: ."The
 Political Situation in
 WasIington To-night.,' 7:15--Meyer Dayis's orchestra. 7:45-William Hall. baritone, S:00-Fray and Braggiotti. plano
 duo. 8:15-Magic of a Voice. S:3O--Isham Jones' orchestra. 9:00-Music that Satisfies; Ruth
 Fitting; Norman Broken e:I5- Edwin O.. Hill. g:3O-opefett > in Miniature. 10:DO--"A Chffstmas CaroI'i by
 Chnrles iDickens. f1s00-- Morton DOWneg; orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24

Gossip. Al Seho is spending the holidays with his mother and brother down Pennsy ylvania way. Brother Muloy of the Jackson company antitoning these days
 Frank Halloek night sec at the extends friendly hand of greeting. And soft words from Pete Shea. Mark Chpman is fond of oyster crackers He dunks them in stews And keeps of each dunk which makes him quite dunkoogist Mark expects reach the oysters bit later
 Eddie Udeowitz's favorite haunt is North Main eaery where the lights of the discuss the Tyro and political sagas Eddie generally has interested gall lery of the coffee murders have dubbed him The Prof And that puts added butter the butered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24

Dialng Bill Sriea and Bill Sweeney home from Villa Sweeney string the fresh basketball
 Henry Butler calls up thank the Tower for aiding the covery Henry lost doggie Christmas merry the Butler home thank Tower readers who assisted in h kindness Mir and Mrs James Mcath and daughter Ger spending the Christmas holidays with their Jm Mary's seminary Baltimore Jean Barbault. head ushete the Palace greetings patrons through Tower
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
.s's.. .ss WEAF x,,..s,,.,... sss
 New YOrk

Germany; Ringing of
 German Bell of Cologne
 Cathedral; Schwarzmeier
 Children's Choir. M 1:0o-Christmas Cantata-Star in
 the East. ,4 2:00--Christmas Eve on Ellis
 Island; Concert orchestra. S:00--Natfonal Democratic Club
 Christmas Party; Speaker,
 Acting Mayor Mckee. 4:00-Matinee Gems. 4:30-Children's program. b:00-Annual Lighting of the
 Christmas Tree in sherman
 Square, Washington. 5:30-Schuster's orchestra. 6:45--Seckatary Chil-
 dren's Club. 6:00-Concert orchestra. 6:30-Phil Dewey, songs. 6:45--Don Marquis, Haywood
 Broun, speakers. < 7:00--O Olsen's orchestra. 7:30-From Germany: Ringing
 of Bells of Benedictife
 Monastery of Beuron m
 South Danube Valley. S:0O-Handel's Messiah. sung by
 Vocal Arts Chorus from
 Cleveland. 9:00--Concert orchestra, direction
 Frank Black. 1o:oo--LopeEs and Denny's or- ss chestras; Evelyn Herbert,
 soprano; Robert Halliday. 1 11:O0-Denny's orchestra. Ii: -Whiteman's orchestra. 11:55-Chimes of Old Trinity
 Church, at Wall Street and
 SBroadway. ..1 12:05 a. m.--Weems'sl orchestra. 12:30--LopeZ's orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
300 WIHC 500 Meters v KilOcycles Bridgeport and New Haven

1:O0-News flashes. 1:15-Record Selections and
 Shopping News. 1:29-Time. 1:30--National Press Club pro- 2:00-Syncopators, Fred Berrens'
 orchestra. 2:30-Salon orchestra. 3:00-Round Towners, male
 quartet. 3:30--Rhythm Kings. 4:00--Spanish Serenade. 4:30-Tea Dance music. 5:00-Lighting of the Capitol
 Christmas Tree, Greetings from President Hoover. 5:15-The Fashion Parade. 5:30-News Flashes. !. 5:45-Orchestra. 6:00-Community Christmas pro-
 gram. 6:30-Cocoanut Grove orchestra. 6:45-News. 7:0-Broadcast from Notre Dame
 Cathedral, Paris. 7:30-The Racket Wreckers. 7:45-William Hall, baritone. 8:00-The Gossipers. 8:15-Mountain Melodeers. S:30-Gypsy Ensemble. 2. 9:00-Les Paradis Dance band. 9:15-Edwin c. Hill. 9:30-To be announced. 9:45-Weather report. 9:46-News. 10:00-"A Christmas Carol". Downey, tenor. 12:00 m.-Symphony orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
2s2.s VxYTTC fOeO
HarlIOflI

I2:zO--Farm and Home forum. 1:oO "The Star in the East"-
 Chfistmas Cautata.t 2.O0-Sfudio recital 2:50-PIectraI Ensemble-J oseph
 Pizzitoia, director. .5:0O--Merry Madcaps. 3:30-- satufday Matinee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
ns.s.. .:s WIZ .,,.:.,,.- .:s
 New YOsh
New York

; 5:OO--Sherman's orchestra. Z 5:3O--Swanee Serenaders. 5:45--Little orphan Annie. g:OO-Talk--By Santa Claus. , 6.30--S Sims's orchestra; Ilomay
 Bailey, soprano. :. 7:OO--Fields and Hall, songs. 7:15-Little German band. .7:30-Cuckoo program. with Ray " mond Knight. S:OO---Weeks's orchestra. --Gypsy music. { 9:00--Negro Christmas entertain- s ,ment.
 9:3O-Dramatization of Dickens'i
 A Christmas Carol. 1O:00- Pittsburgh. Madrigal Sing CTS. .ss 10:15-Gallicchio's orchestra; Iio.
 may Bailey. soprano. 1f:OO--The Toy Maker--Operetta 11:55--Same as WEAF. 1z:O5 q. rn.-Bernie's orchestra. 12;30--Fisher's orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
422 yN0D 7lO
 Newark

1:00-Krickett's orchestra. ;. 1:30-Home Singer
 1:45-Midday Diversions.
 2:15-Myrtle Roland. comedienne . 2:S0-Dance orchestra. < 2:45-Robert Crawford, baritone: :: Ruby Mercer, soprano. 3:00-Boy Scouts program. Nr 3:15-To be announced. s:s0-F Frank Ricciardi. songs. ! 3:45-Showboat Boys. { 4:00--Ariel Ensemble. 4:30--Albrecht's orchestra. { 5:00-CarrolI Club Reporter. ! 5:06--Amateur Astronomers As-
 sociation--TaIk. 5:15--Billy Buce. baritone 2 5:30-French CourseDr
 Thatcher Clark. , I. 6:00--Uncle Sam. 7 6:30-P Psychology Talk. 1 z [ 7:00--Sports--F Ford Prick. 7;15-Harry Hershheld, hunor- list.
 7:30-B Berger $ orchestra. s 8:00--Littie Symphony orchestra: Joseph Coleman, violin: N Philip James. conductor. 9:00--The Psychologist Says--Dr ,s5 Arthur Frank Payne. sg 9:15--Madriguera's orchestra. :. 9:45-Piay--The Importance of
 Being Earnest. 10:15-Chandier Gpldthwaite, < {,
 organ recital. i10:45--Jurien Hoekstra. songs. II :00-Time; weather. 1f:02-Selvin's orchestra. i1:30-F Furst.s orchestra. 12:00- Dance orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24

Editor Tall Tower Topics: Do you think somebody would like make my little sisters happy Christmas iasf They four and six and they doll and carriage There in family and my father has been of work for year. M B. (Any person interested in this appeal have and address by calling the Tower The Ed)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24

Holiday the Tower. Jennie and Fred Blakesee. Frank Quinan Quincy Mass rank of the old Raltc theae Father Butler New London Cassie and Howard Waugh
 Memphis in Dixie (1owad manager of the Palace few back and became gallant friend of visited Merden he handled the Po house Then he Canada Now he's down Tennessee And forges the 1ower.) William Gleason. The Angles Sam Barlow, Mark F. Chpman Harris Racke, Mir and Mrs C. E. H. Mathe Marie Birch the Cover Home, Caseo Bay Maine Josephine Altman
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
-[ol-
Teeino off on turkey.

Tceing off turkey Doc Godfrey Doc Keeley and all health department psonneers enjoyed Christmas party head quarters atop the marble palace Turkey the piece resne and square olives prevent their rolling from knife and especially grown by Doc Keey made the bread and affair happy Doc Key carols and then the synthetic Santa Claus appeared He looked something like the forgotten before forgotten. And that's bad either.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
TO OUR NEW PRESIDENT
Good Evening.

May joy and happiness be yours to give To millions of people and more May God always guide you as long as you live Within the White House door.
 Marie Van Deusen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
It might have been worse

It might have been The Patent Button company wishing the trade Merry Christmas and Happy New Year relates the following aneedote expression of their feelings toward f032 Mark Twain received letter from friend in which sad T been suffering from influenza and bron h Can you think of anything worse" Mark Twain replied Yes think of rheumatism and St Vus dance that's much worse"
 The whole Glet family wish you Joyous Christmas and Happy New Year Here all in Alvin clarissa. Sam Alvin Charles, Mary-020 Sherman Avenue, Madison Wisconsin. (Thanks AL for the remembranee-Chrsty)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-24

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