davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ington during the early part of the summer.
 Holzworth Outlines Plan
 In a letter to the Editor of The Empire, under date of October 5, last, MT. Holzworth gives notice of his intentions to carry the fight to the floor of Congress. Efforts in the past, he admits, have been unsuccessful because of opposition by the Secretary of Agriculture and the United States Forest Service. The Department of Agriculture, he alleges, "has spent thousands of dollars in taking a census of the Alaska bears, the apparent purpose being to show that the great bears on Admiralty Island could stand considerable slaughter for the bene- fit of commercial interests without exterminating them"
 The only recourse left. he added is to Congress.
 Making Wide Appeal
 MT. Holzworth is evidently re-
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intensive campaign asking elec- ton of the Republican nominee in several districts where the Dem- ocratic candidate was admittedly ti-Murray.
 Dissatisfied with the state in- come bill adopted by the last leg islature, Gov. Murray has initiated a new measure providing for high CT levies on corporations. Suf- ficiency of the petition has been attacked in protest now pending before the State Supreme Court.
 Should the bill not be admitted to voters at an election this au- tumn, the Governor has indicated he will place it before the next legislature and ask that it be passed without amendment.
 If they don't pass it without changing it. I'll submit it to the people of the state every six months until it is made a law he told an audience at Konlawa Okla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-19
North Dakota's Vote for President
 in 1928.
 Hoover: 131,4 Smith: 106,648

North Dakota has voted for the Republican Presidential candidate: in seven of the last 10 elections In 1892 it voted for the People 5 partys candidate and in 1912 and 1916 for Wilson.
 The political situation in the state is complicated by division of the Republican party into two fac tions, the Non Partisan League and the Independent Voters Associa- ton. Republican nomination for state office usually has been the to election.
 In the state elections of 1850, George F. Slater (R) was elect ed with 133,264 votes against 41,- 988 for Pierce Blewett (D)
 The Presidential preference Pri- maries of last March found the total of Democratic votes exceed ing the Republicans for the first time in the preference primary. In the state primaries of June the larger vote was cast in the Re- publican balloting. Non Partisan
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turning to the battle with renewed vigor. He declares: This asso- ciation is appealing to over 1,000 organized groups of sportsmen and conservationists throug hout the country to pledge their respective Congressional candidates to support the necessary legislation to make Admiralty Island a wild life sanc- tuary or National Park, and to support an inquiry into these vast concessions in our Alaska National Forests. A year ago the American Paper and Pulp Association vigor- ously protested to President Hoover against this wholesale exploitation of the Alaska forests on the ground it would increase the present over production of paper pulp and result in closing many mills in our Northwest States. The only an- swer was a letter from the Sec retary of Agriculture saying the course of competition would not be interfered with.
 Much at Stake
 Among national groups which are cooperating is the National Association of Audubon Societies which is requesting it's 100 affiliat- ed State and local Audubon Socie- ties to pledge their Congressional candidates to support this con- servation measure"
 MT. Holzworth then closes in a characteristic vein, in words cal culated to arouse alarm over the preservation of the species. Con- tinuing he wrote: While this may seem 8 very forceful means of action we believe you will agree that when such valuable natural resources and wild life species are at stake, it is quite justified"
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MAINE

wife of the Democratic gubernator- ial candidate of 1922, was credited with taking many dry Democratic votes from Alfred E. Smith.
 In the state election of l930 William T. Gardiner (R) defeat ed E. 0. Moran, Jr, D) for the ~J Governorship by a vote of 82,9.0 to 67l72. m " In this years state elections September 12, Louis J. Brann Democratic advocate of repeal, was elected Governor with 120,- 353 votes against 118,800 for Bur leigh Martin, dry Republican.
 The result impelled President Hoover to ask a redoubling of ef- forts by Republican national lead ers. Maine's Republican National Committeeman asserted that the result was due primarily to shift in Maine's sentiment regarding s,prohibition.
 ' The prohibition issue has been in the foreground in this year presidential campaign.
 Maine this year has five elec- toral votes, instead of six as for ~-merly.
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ernor angrily shouted he would call the roll" against those who oppose him.
 Before the first primary elec- tion this year he published in his weekly campaign newspaper list of candidates for House and Senate, designating those he thought should be elected. Then he began personal campaign which took him into virtually ev- cry county of the state before the second primary. efs9
 T will have a majority of the House with me-" he predicted after the run-off primary, "and I be- ieye I have an edge in the Senate. or scourse the general election may change things
 Predict "Independent" Senate
 Political observers, however. have stressed the fact that half of the Senators are holdover members land have voiced predictions that the Senate will be. independent. D
 After the second primary the Governor launched an even more
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-19
TERRITORIAL SCHOOLS

During the past two years, Com missioner of Education, w. K. Kel- Ter, has salvaged thousands of dol lars worth of school equipment from abandoned schools, thus sav- ing this amount to the people of Alaska. An example of this was the Ester Greek school near Fair banks. This school was closed in 1909. Desks and other equipment were salvaged and are now in use.
 It is by such savings as these that it has been possible to main- tain the schools without curtailing their activities through the present depression. w. K. Keller is en- titled to your support in the com ing election
 (AdvtrtisemenD
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the American characteristic of find ing answers to problems will bring us back on the upward trail This method of installing fear, in cam paigning, does little credit to the leaders still entrusted to the well fare. of the United States" F ag Two Chief Aids
 The Democratic nominee sa i'd things might have been worse. if not for two things--the Federal Reserve System and the Recon struction Finance Corporation.
 Gov. Roosevelt said the Federal Reserve System was the product of Senator Garter Glass, Democrat, and the Reconstruction Finance e Corporation is as much Demo- cratic measure as a Republican measure for it was passed in a spirit of bipartisan cooperation in Congress 4ns Relief Move
 "This measure was not due to the creative genius of Republican leadership said Gov Roosevelt, flor it was during the period of the Democratic Administration that there was established War Fi- nance Corporation and this is es- sentially the principles of the Re- construction Finance Corporation which has been reestablished in this period of crisis"
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By CHARLES D. HASLET

OH1HAf1OIHh VI OCt. lS.-
 Gov. William H. cAlfala BilI Mur- ray will resign if the Oklahoma
 legislature converting in January is organized against him and his Iprogram, he has announced pub slicly.
 The fiery chief executive, whose unsuccessful race for the Demo
 cratic nomination for President
 and bitter state political fights attracted nationwide attention, has stumped the state for six months urging voters to name legislators friendly to him. There is no use wasting two more years if the legislature is
 organized against me-" he said in
 an address at Okmulgee.
 His Measures Beaten
 Murray started his spectacular
 fight when the Senate in the last legislature defeated many of his measures on the tax program and amended others. Calling joint session, the Gov-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-19
NORTH DAKOTA
 EiEcTORAL VOTES !!dvto2e: . HoovERx-l5I44l SMITH -loe.64S

League candidates won all nom- nations from the real" Republi- cans, who had made support of the Hoover administrator one of their issues.
 In the current campaign the Republican State Central Com mittee, controlled by the Non-Par- tisan League, has made no ex- preSsion on Presidential candidates.
 North Dakota, which formerly had five electoral votes, has four this year.
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RECOVERING FROM
 REGENT OPERATIONS

Robert Fraser who was operated upon about three weeks ago, was able to sit up today for the first time since entering the hospital end he expected to be home the latter part of the week.
 William Ott has also practically recovered from his operation and is about ready to leave the hos pital.
 James Stewart, who was forced to undergo a second operation last week will be in the hospital another three weeks at least.
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Back from vntful of Miss Walsh professor o botany at ira Coege Era r. has brought Miss left New York last June for Buenos Aires where she joined her brother Robert and his friend Thomas Engen,
 
 the Paraguay reaching the three j. charged with all because Miss Walsh had taken old be spies United States capitalists interested in oil in the dis puted Chaco territory Released through the aviator who had fought the World War Miss Walsh and her pnions continued their but jailed Cmba structure that passed for prison From this predica through the Consu Saying relieved farewell Paraguay the Americans the border into Bov only be into duran by Bolivian this fair
 
 her botanical Northern woods where
 be exotc but the jais far more comfortable
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<DNnlOcrdtlc PreSl- dential candidate since 1876, voting Tor w ills on in 1912. It has had but two Demo- cratic Governors since Civil War days.
 { Prohibition was "a major issue in
 the 1928 cam paign, and a bolt from her party ty Mrs. William R. p at. f a n call
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-19
so. O.CAROLlNA
LEcToR AL verge

the state this year is waging a more active campaign than in the past, under the leadership of J. C. Hambright, National Committee man, and D. A. Gardner, youthful state chairman who overturned the 50-year- regime of "Tieless Joe'' Tolbert.
 A fuli ticket of Republican can- didates for Congress has been of- fered, the first since 1876, with Miss Clara Hardigal, National Con- mitteewoman, seeking the Senate seat in opposition to Senator E D. Smith, who defeated former Senator Cole Blease for nomina- ton.
 Gardner, in an appeal for sup port of Republican candidates, em- phasized prohibition as a major is- sue.
 Votes cast in this years Demo- cratic primary totalled 271 ,000, ar increase Of 30,O00 over 1880. Dem ocratic leaders ascribed the in crease to growing interest in pub lie affairs.
 South Carolina has 8 electora votes this year. Before reappor- tion1nent it had nine.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
REMOVE TO JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. William P. Pres lin yesterday transferred their res idence too Juneau for the winter
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South Car0lina's Vote for President in 1928.
 Smith: 62,7O0
 Hoover: 5,858

South Carolina was one of the states of the solid South" which remained quite unshaken by dis en 10 n in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-19
Maine's Vote for President
 in 1928.
 Hoover: 179,923 Smith: 81,179

- Maine long has been regarded
 as staunchly dry and Republican. ,sIt has given its vote to be one
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1928 election.
 In that election Anti-Snlith Dem OCT a ts mustered put 2670 votes for Hoov CT electors and Republicans c ast but 3,18a Save for Presi- d e n ti al electors, no R ep u b Ii can ticket was offered that year.
 The Republican org a n i zatiOn in
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AN INVESTMENT IN HEALTH

From October 15 to November i5 you can get a complete examina- tion and 30 adjustments for $3O.Oo. For one month only. Telephone 5sl for an appointment. DIR. c. L. FENTON, Chiropractor. -ady.
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|''BEAR PASTURE | LEGISLATION IS
 TO BE PROPOSED
Association oi Audubon Societies
 Joins Holzworth

tccnt,nueo rom Page one,
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CLEARINGHOUSE AT HOSPITAL
 B. Berr-Hgaouse attache in the fadio office, is at St. Anns hos pital for medical treatment.
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l The ca'npaB{sn aeB{nn Puzzle
 idly Past State by State Votes in Making Your Fore.

is tn nth sxeen arce show n the ion a
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soc Pioneer Taxi, Phone AS. adv
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R OOSEVELT REPLIES TO
 SCARE MOVE
Attempt to Brighten Vot- CTS by Might Be Worse
 Is Attac k e d

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28
RABLo MEGTAMADoTT
EGY GfARUZEMI 0RT

Egy ismeretlen rabl6 orozva
megtamadott George Anderson,
81 ewes, 81 School I1ane-i lakost.
aki YOUNGSTOWN Foundry and
Machine Go. Reserve street, iize-
menck telepen mint ejjeli Or al
kalmazasban all a tamadas ejjel
ket orakor erte a k0telesseget tel
jesito eijeli 6rts aki rendes k0r-
ntjat vegezte gyar telepen
A tamad6 ketszer rasnjtott An
derson fejere egy sulyos vascso-
vel eppen aklxor, amid6n be akart
lepni a gfphazba. Anderson, aki-
mex mem volt alkalma fegyyeret
hasznalni, eszmdletleniil rogyott
0ssze a gephaz. ajtaja el6tt. An
dersont beszallitottak a Youngs-
town Hospital south sidei oszta-
]yara, allol .azonnali miitetet VI.
geztek rata. Tamad6iAt nyomoz-
"a q rend6rseg.
x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28
VERHOVAY SEGELY EGYLET
SPORTKEDVELO
TAGJAIHOZ!
Majus Len rendkivuli gyules
lesz sportkerdes erdekeben.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet ma
JUS no Len. yasarnap dtlutan /.
6rakor rendkiviili gyiiIest tart a
magyar ref. templom termeben.
A gyiiles egyetlen targya 4
sport kultivalasa lesz.
Kul0nos gondot forditlnk ARA.
hogy a Verhovay tagsag sport
kedyel6 gyermekei teljes kikap-
zest nyerjenek a football Is base
ball jatekok teren.
kerenl tagokat, hogy fent-
nevezett rendkiviili gyiilesen nagy
szam'ban jelenjenek meg Is hoz-
Yak el sportkedvel6 gyermckei-
ket Is ezen gyiilesfe. atik hajIan-
d6knak mutatkoznak beallani egy
football vagy baseball csapatbas
Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Hoffsr Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28
A PROHIBICI0
- A Philadelphia F Fuggetlenseg cikke =

Nlillo es millio aelikai polgnak ok0be szol keze
IS tlsztesseg oda egesz hangosn elkaromkoda maga h
cit szot halja Megengediik hogy amikor Nostead ezt
torvenyt mcgtcrvezte kct az efogadta ts boldogut
Wilson enok szentesitctte, mnoayokat iegjobb aka
rat vezette Ok hasznaln akartak t5lsadaonnml ds
szolgalaot veek tenni jovo gcneracionak szesztiL
iii toryennyel.
Ande doog forditva silt Ell!
Most 6-7-szer annvi ttkos heyiseg van mint axe
lott korcsn, szaon volt Most sokkal erosebb egt0h
szor merges tartau szervezetre karos rombol hata
ita k6ril fogyaszto torkaba mint t0rv6ny clehe-
lepese eott Is ami sznten cgy ezekenv pont mai szi-
KOS vlszonyok kOzt, sZer, stt sokszor t0be is kerl
mint rcgi jo d0kben.'
De kezd IS mar Amerika nepe j6lakni 18-k tor
vennyel Mem csak Istenadta nep ee fel tiltakoz6
szavat aneyet edfg szentesked6k, prolbic6 tor
venyobol hasznot huzo egyszerien ehulrogtak hanem
komoly, mervado f6rak, tdrsadalm ntezmenyek latak
es hirdetik nyiltan altiastny tarthatatlansagat.
Elmult heten york; orvosszovetstg vezetoje
nytan bevallja, hogy szkseszeren szegi meg
l8k tOrvenyt, ankor beegenek sort bort vagy wls-
keyt il elo aney enne betegnek orvossg Persze
max orvosok akk aka1lak talt elon tor
veny miat viszont vanak akik visszaelnek ezzel o
baratoknak egy-egy kis itokat juttatva.
Ugyancsak cmut heten foglalkozot prollbicoval
york; kereskedelm kamara. AZ enijk osolozta a
15-ik toryenyt amely Amerkaban mindent fejtet6re
allit
1elnOZOtI efVek aZOk, anlelNekeI mar anilNlSZOF
haLottunk es amelyeket - szeles Amerikaban mind
annyan jol tudnk. Sokszorosan obb dugot almeres,
arinytalanul negn6tt biinoz6k szanra, stb., stb
Amde lily el6kel6 mervado heyr6l, vezet6 szajabol
eddig alig halatszott kritizalo $40
Beszedet azza ziida elnok, hogy mindezek mellet
il prohibcora iigyeo enberek mliokba kerilnek al
lamnak ehat adofzet6 polgaroknak.
Meg neanv lily, tarsadalmi 6s poitka vezet6 emelje
csak fel szava akkor bizton hisszii - hegy III ell
ole dol kkpI. fauln
amt szeles Amerika minden egyes polgara szivb6l
kivan . JH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28

lete mellett II legsziilsstgesebb
teto javitasokat elvegeztette.
KerJiik gyiilekezetiink tagjait,
kiilonasen az6kaf, akiketE i na;gy
munkanelkiilises meg nem SUI
tott tplsagosRt ! eske,l j js-sre's J
tagsagi dijaikkaf es adomanyaik-
kal hozzajdrulni a Javitasi k6lt
segekhez.
"Akit szeretsz beteg''. I.i;en
szerette a yilagot, azert kjillte
scent fiat Jezust. Jezust tehat Is.
ten szeretetenek megtestesiilt KEEP
viseloje. Hozza kiildtek Bethani;'
Dol Martha es Maria. jojjon, Sc
gitsen, inert Lazdrs alit Q, .J@zus
secret, beteg. Ebbol kiindulva
fejtegette a lelkeszz+ hogy mint
LaZar, lStennek teremtett nepe
most is beteg. lNemzetek azert
harcolnal1 egymassal, egy nem-
zetnek gyermekei, testverek azert
mem ertik meg egymast, Krisztus
egyhazaban az1rt mines beke,
inert felekezeti belbaketlensfg,
kiilonboz6 felekezeteknek egy-
massal yafo harca errol a beteg-
segrol teszS bizonysagot. $ EFT a
betegseget, a testverharc beteg-
seget csak Jezus. mint orvos gy6-
gyithatja' meg, ha mi is hivjuk
OF, es kerjiik. hogy gyogyit,on
meg minket, ha a gy6gyitas mum
kajaban mi is segitsegere lesziink
azzal, hogy magunkat az 8 aka
rata ala vetjiilS IS neki minden-
ben engedelmeskediink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28

GYONGYSZEMEK

Macy Sander csodas palotat Ia
tott meg Keleten. egy folyon le.
begve. HI lakik oft? - kerdczte
es megtudta, hogy Kugh f0ldje-
nek (Indianak) leghatalmasabb
Hralya.
Miert lakol lily kiilonos epit-
menyben? kerdezte t0le.
Es az ind nralkodo ICY felelt:
Kiraly vagyok nepek felett
es errol mem szabad megfeledkez-
nem egy pillanatra sem. Exert
6pitettem igy palotamat; sok
kis haj6t fifteen 0ssze q vizen es
azon emeltem ezt q tornyot. Es
lgy mindig erzem foly6viz resi-
keteset es tudom, hogy mem tart
or0kk6 hatalmam, mely emberi
hatalom wire epiilt.
- inert mindig latom, hogy
haj6k VILLAIN al AZ En- palotam IS
ha axok szetszaladnalk, osszediil
~ ca tornyom tudom, hogy en-
berslk tartjak = 81 tr6nonlat S
A. fellxsadnak vegsm van, q.
purstu1ok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28
WEST sIDEI MACY. ROM.
KATHCLIKUS HITK0ZSEG
("Magyarok Nagyaskonya")
Plebanos:
FIT. DIR. NYIRI ISTvAN.
LAX: 545 N. Belle Vista. Tel. 92168
Iasarnapi szentmisek 8 es l0.30-kor
Metk0znap S.30-kor

Tarsas vacsora. Farjevics An
dras farmer, hitk0zsegiink tagia
egy rakoncatlankodo allat cseme-
tet tadott javitoba a hitkozseenek
Mivel javithatatlannak bizonyult,
kiyegzesre iteltetett. Az iteletct
Nlefejezes ntjan most szombaton
halifax v1gre szakerto hoherok.
A kivegzett halotti torat Is gyom-
runkba val6 temeteset tarsas-va-
csora rendezeseveI yasarnap. ma
jus Len. este fel orakon tart
juk meg. Soha senki st hallhatta
meg eleteben, hogy 35c-ert ban
ketti vacsorat lehet kapni. Most
vasarlfap ez fog megt0rtenni,
hogy feln6ttek 35c-ert, gyerme-
kek 15c-ert annyit ehetnek valto-
zatos hus IS tesztaftlekb0l. ameny
nyl Jol eslk. FrlSSlto ltal0kr0l is
gondoskodik rendez6seg. Mind
qpnek tetejebe annyi kellemes,
komoly es nevetseges szorakozas-
ban le>Z resze, akarcsak egy sim
hazban, inert legtehetsegesebb
beszedii egyentk talalkoz6 este
is lesz az. chat szinhazi szorako-
zassal szemben az az elony lesz az
esten. hogy enni. inni is lehct a
szorakozason xviii es mindez 35c.
| illetvc 15c. Aki ell mem jon, azu.
tan fogja sajnalni, inert tudvale-
vo dolog. hogy nalunk rendezett
vacsorakr6l meg mindig legna.
| gyobb elismeressel eml6keztel,
meg a megjelentek. Minden ma.
| gyar hivatalos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ
Lelkesz:
LAKY ZSIGMOND.
Templom es par6kia:
737 Mahoning Ave. Tel. SgB40.

K0zgyiles. Az egyhaz lelkesze
a prezsbiterium hatarozata ertel-
meben rendlliviili k0zgyiilest hir-
det j0yo vasirnap. majus Len a
delelotti istentisztelet befcjezese
utan, mint az a mutt vasarnapi
istentisztelet ntan ki lett hirtint-
We. X tagok sziyes IS joindulatu
figyelmet felhivjuk es megjele-
nesiiket kerjiiE.
Telefonozas. Az egyhaz le!ka-
sze sziiksegesnek tartotta felhiv-
III telefon tarsasag figvelmci
ARA ,hogy a nap es ejszaka min.
den 0rajaban lelkiisneretlen
egyen vagy egyenek. felcsengeti
a lelkGsz hivatalt a telef6non. s
mikor az feleletet ad. a felhivas-
ia srnki mem felel. Hogy kinek
van kedve ilven szorakozasra, AIT
a telefon tarsasag fogja kikutat-
nj, itt csak ARA hivjuk fel xiii
l0n0s izlesii electromagnetic ,hogy
lelkeszt neha nagybeteohez. ma
kor haldoklohoz hivjak, bizony
k0nnyen megtortenhetilS. hogy 4
lelkiismeretlen electromagnetic mi-
att lelkesz scent Is fontos k0-
telessegenek mem tehet elegat,
Ha valaki boszujat akarja kiele-
giteni, talaljon valami mas mos
dot arra S ne AIT ami sz0rnyu
kovetkezmenyekkel is jarhat. A
neytelen leyelezgetoknek. alSik
ebben a nagy munkanellziiliseg-
ben szorgaimasabbak mint mas
kor s alkik sem magyart sem ame-
rikait, sem papot, sem egyhazta-
got mem kimelnek. mast mem iizen
hetink csak AIT, amit mar mas
esetben es masok is iizentek: or
gyilkosok, akik mem testet, de
a lelket akarjak meg0lni. Szomo-
ri. hogy az ilyen megnyomoro-
dott lelkii IS cszi emberi lenyek
meg most is tudnak lttezni.
A het munkarendje. vasarnap
deIelott feI 1O-kor bibIiai oktatiis
az egyhaz vasarnapi iskolajaban
azok reszere, akik gyarapodni
akarnak listen k0nyvtnek ismere-
teben, legyenek barmilyen kor-
behek reszere. Eel 1l-kor rendess
istentisztelet. Este fel S-kor ifjls,
sagi aliitat. Penteken este S-kor'
el0kesziileti ora vasarnapi isko-
la csoportvezetoi reszere. Ugyan-
csak penteken este a cserkfszcsa
pat osszej6yeteli 6raja az el6re
megallapitott helyen Is id5ben.
Templom javitas. Hogy 4 rank
k6vetkez6 zivataros tavaszi id0-
jarasban meg6vjltk ertekes temp
s -.
lomunkat, az egyhaz l6ljarosaga
HoryAth J6zsef gondnok feliigye-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28
szENT IsTvAN EcYLET

A SIT. Tstvan Egylet most va
sarnap delutan 2 6rakor tartja
rendes havi gyiileset. Kerem a ta-
gokat, hogy nagy szamban jelen.
lenek meg, mivel fontos iigyek
keriilnek targyalasra Fiiggesz-
'tett tagok d kovetkez6k: Barany
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-28

Ferenc, Hauzer Ignatz, Hauser
Ignatzne Is Jobbagy Istvan 3-3
havi hatralekkal. T0r0lve: Bercs'
Janos es Gyetvay Maria 4-4 havi
hatralekkal. Beteg tagjaink: Tar
Janos, 0gzv. Cselle Ferencne, Gill
lax Janosne es Vas Istvan. =
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