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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23
Public Excluded
As Negro Youth
Relates Crime
Housenlaid on Stand Tells Story of Morning Assault
Judge Defers Sentence Until March H. When
Prisoner Will Be I6 Years of Age and Eligible for
Cheshire House of Correction

against him. The officer admitted
on cross examination that he did
not know Elbert's age at the time
and that no information against
the accused had been issued from
the states attorneys office. Lieu
tenant Pollard stated Ebert told
him he had gone to the Hart home
around midnight and gained en-
trance through bathroom win
dow. There was q light in the
girls bedroom, so he left the home.
He returned again, this time en-
tering the home through a kitchen
window. He waited in clothes
closet near the bedroom door I'M
til the girl left the room and then
entered her room.
Detective William Foley cor
roborated the testimony of Lieu
tenant Pollard stating he assisted
in the capture Of the accused. He
was present at headquarters when
Ebert made the confession, he
said.
Parents of Ebert were the only
witnesses called by the defense.
Mrs Lucy Gilbert, his mother. said
Wiley was born in Birmingham,
Ala, on March 16, 1916. Mr. Ebert
said Wiley was born at / o'clock in
the morning.
States Attorney Lawrence l..
Lewis who prosecuted the case,
asked the court to defer sentence
after Judge Peasley found Ebert
guilty. Mr. Lewis said the accused
was only Is years of age and the
only disposition would be a sem
tence to the Meriden reform
school. Mr. Lewis said he did not
believe the interests of justice
would be served by sentence to
that school and he believed the
officials would not want him there
If he could be sent somewhere else.
He said that Ebert would be IL
in another month and that he
could be sentenced then, to the re-
formatory in Cheshire. Attorney
eager objected saying he could
see no occasion for the deferment
of sentence inasmuch as the state
appeared SO anxious to rush
through the prosecution of the
case. He said he could find no law
that would permit Elbert's con-
finement to the Cheshire reform
atory and pointed out that so long
as the superior court. had taken
Jurisdiction that the sentence
should be confinement to the
states prison.
Judge Peasley then announced
that he would defer sentence UNI
til March 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23
Praise Democratic
Leaders In Congress
Press Claims Patriotic Service in Great
Emergency Best Proof of Party Ability

party leaders, helpful attitude al
| the present time? Does party
strategy require those leaders to
endeavor to prolong the economic
breakdown? Patriotic service in a
great emergency should constitute
the best possible proof of a party's
ability and trustworthiness. Any
other view would be as illogical as
ironical.
The democratic Leaders in serv-
ing we'll their distressed country
men by their present course in
Washington are employing admir-
able party strategy Along with
their other conspicuous service
they should make it clear tina:
they are determined to wage I'M
compromising war upon govern
mental extravaganza and other
forms of waste in the interest Of
lower taxes and balanced budgets.
That attitude would not fail to
give their party further strength
before the people"
From another source, this time
the New York Evening Post Qnd
Rep), comes approval of the new
spirit" shown in the congress:
Nothing has been SO heartening
and helpful" says the Evening
Post, throughout this period of
depression, especially in these later
stages, as a new spirit which seems
to be abroad in the land. Difficult
TO define in words, it is felt by all
Partly described by such terms as
Cooperation 'kindliness' and 'un-
derstanding,' it includes something
more: a unity of thought and ac-
ton for the common welfare.
This spirit has found express
sion in congress-of all places :.
Who could have predicted that the
democrats in congress would have
Joined so whole heartedly with
their republican brethren In open
ing the roads of recovery to bust
ness and industry? Demo-
Gratis have been vieing with repub-
leans in trimming the budget to
the bone. Even Mr. Pat Harrison
has diverted his stream of
burning invective from the White
House to that waste of public
money which is confined to no pO-
Etical party"
The policy of the democratic
house and the democrats of the
senate toward all legislation has
been the result Of the democratic
JOINT committee of both houses
which was formed at the beginning
of the present congress to secure
united party effort. AS a result of
the policies adopted the democrats
have taken leading part in pass
ing legislation that gave promise
of relieving the depression, and in
the interest of economy have cut
down the amount of every appro-
priation bill so far passed. The
favorable comments OF the nom
democratic press have been fire.
quent in appreciation of these pol
ic.es. together with praise for the
democratic leadership in both
houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23

will close on May Ord. include; DR.
Logan Glendening. famous author
lty on diet and health of Kansas
City, Mo; Miss Jessie Marie De-
Both. director of the DeBoth Home
makers schools of New York, Dr
Walter Eddy, director o. the bu-
reau of foods, sanitation and health
of the Good Housekeeping Maya
zine; and DIR Francis X. Mahoney.
Boston's health commissioner.
Bond bread is known, of course.
for its Vitamin-D quantity. 1t has
been approved by health experts
throughout the country. Therefore.
it is desired to have the people OF
the country answer the questions
dealing with why they, themselves.
feel Bond bread is the greatest and
most beneficial food of its kind in
the everyday household. In all.
eight questions are to be answered.
1t is expected that during the next
few days local grocers will be
swamped with demands for the
entry blanks bearing the questions
TO be filled out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23

American monograph records
are routing those from other coun-
tries In the Netherland East Indies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23
Bond Bread Offers
$4,000 In Prizes
Merchandise Awards Additional Stimulus-TeI Your
Story of Bond Breads Good Quities

Thirty-five thousand dollars in
cash prizes are available to Water
burians according to an announce
ment made to-day by the General
Baking Company, manufacturers of
Bond bread. This is due to the fact
that a national contest involving
$4,000 to be distributed as re-
wards for the best answers sent in
to the local office of the concern at
65 Robinson street on the good
qualities of Bond bread.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23

The cash prizes, while amount
ing to $4,000, will be augmented
by 1900 merchandise prizes for
those in the country sending In the
best letters. Full explanation of the
contest with the rules of the plan
are contained in blanks that can be
obtained at grocers in Waterbury
handling Bond bread. Practically
every Waterbury store handles the
bread, hence the convenient avail
ability of the blanks.
The judges in the contest, which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23
Had Pimples Since
She Was Is
But One IS Cent Box of
Powerfully Healing Oint-
ment Leaves Skin Flaw
less and Clean Again

Miss Thelma King of Clinton,
Pa, writes: II had pimples on my
face since was Is and never could
get rid Of them. I tried almost
everything. read about Peterson's
Ointment, got box and started
to use 1t. The pimples went away
one by one. I always keep box
handy in case they come back. /
praise 1t highly" Generous box of
Peterson's costs only 35 cents.
Druggists everywhere say you can't
beat its powerfully healing, sooth-
ing skin restoratives. to quickly
Danish blemishes and leave the
skin healthy smooth and fawless.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23
FULL WEATHER REPORT

Washington, Feb 23-(UP)-The
weather forecast for tonight and
Wednesday:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connecticut: Fair colder tonight
Wednesday partly cloudy
Temperatures
Washington. Feb 23-UP)--
Highest temperatures yesterday and
lowest last night In 20 cities were
reported by the weather bureau to-
day as follows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-23

So stringent are bar examiDa
lions to-day that only AGO out of
every 1000 aspiring lawyers ever
mass them
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
J0TEKONYCELU FOOTBALL
MERK0ZES Az OLIMPIKONOK
JAVARA - CLEVELANDBAN

Macy j6tdkonycelu football
mfrk6zest lesz Majus 22-tn. va
sarnap delutan Clevelandban, a
Cleveland Stadium. ban.
Merkozni fog a Western Cham
pions es Ohio All Stars egyiittcs
delutan 3 orakor. EFT megelSz6-
leg delutan 6rakor merk6z;k a
St. Stephens Cleveland Americ-
ans csapattal.
Jfgyek kaphat6k 50 centes ar
ban Gagyi Janosnal, 1926 Weston
ave-, Brownlee Wd., Youngstown,
Ohio.
Kerjiik magyarsagot, hogy a
j6tekonycelra val6 tekintettel
foglalja le azonnal jegyeit ezen
izgalmas football merk6zesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
sIKERULT ANYAK EsTELYE

MaJus san tartotta a Lorantffv
egylet Anyak estelyet. mely err
kolcslleg es anyagilag varakoza
son feliil sikeriilt. Az estet az el-
nokno nyitotta meg, aki az anyak
r0l tartott feIolvaSast. A kozon-
seq a magyar Hnmnuszt cnekclte
Tanulmanyos beszedet mondott
ut. Laky Isigmond az anvak es
leanyok kolcs0nos rokoni es meg
erto szereteter0l. Szavaltak: La
teran lrenke, Mezei Aranka. Csc
te Sandorne es Lutheran Pistike
Lutheran Jan0sne alkalmi dalt da.
lolt. Orosz Gizike hcgediiszamo.
JatsZott. Lutheran Irenke es Mezci
Aranka paros tancot mutattaL
be- OroSz Ferenc. Harsanvi Ka
rolyne es Hervath Tstvan jatszot
tax az estelyen, fosadialS k6szo-
netilnket. Dijat kaptak az anval,
kozll Luterannt, Vilagine, Mezei
,ne IS Hutint. a t6sztmesteri tisz
tet GSsete Sandorn6 tjlt:itte be
Felhiviuk tagjaink figyelmat
ARA, hogy majus l5-en. pinkosd
vasarnapjan volna rendcs hay.
gviilesi.nk, az iinnepre val6 te
kintetteI elhalasztjuk IS maiu
22-6n, vasarnap d. IL. 3 oral kez
dettel foejuk tartani a gyiilfSt.
A Lorantffy egylet az egyhaz-
nakt piink0sdre SLOT szavazott
meg iinnepi ajandekul. Tisztikar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
SZERENCSETLENttL JART
HET EYES KISLEANY

HalaloS kimenetelii szercnccet-
lenstg t0rtent Hubbardon, mely-
mex aldozata lett Katk6 Mariska.
Z ewes, 42 Henry st. szam alattiI
lakos. Mariska lliment ket kis-
leany baratn6jevel. Kish Berta-
val es Varga Bertaval, Hub
bard-Sharon Road IS a Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube k0zelsben5
elteriilo folyohoz, melynek athi-
dalasat deszkak szolgaltak. Ezen
deszkakb6l r0gt0nz0tt hidon ,jat-
szadozott harom leany, amid5n
egyszerre kis Katk6 Mariska
megcsuszott es beleesett az es6-
t6l megaradt foly6ba.
A ket baratn5 sikoltozva sza~
ladt baratn6jiik szileihez, akik
q mentesi munkalatokhoz kihiv-
TAX q tiizolt6sagot. akik 40 perc-
nyi kutatas utan megtaldlt6k 8
kisl4ny holt ,tetem6t. A csslad
irint nagy resSvkt nyilvdnnl meg
Hubbardon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
G.. X. IFJUSAG NILES, O.-BAN
VENDEGSZEREPEL

A g0r.' kath. ifjusag, mint AIT
mar jeleztiik videllre meg van
hiva, hogy a "Ttpett ROSA szin-
darabot megismetelje. Hitkozsa-
giink a legnagyobb 0rjmmel tel
lesiti a Niles, O.-i magyar testve-
rex ohajat es kiildi ifiu gardaiat.
hogy jatsza ell nekik a kitiin0 kat
es fel 6ras szindarabOt folyo no
15-en, piinkosd napjan, este pont
8 oral kezdettel a ref gyiilekezet
term6ben. (West Second Street,
A szindarabban a hitk0zseg rigi
es kipr6balt iigyes Szerepl6i iat-
szanak Bobis Olga es ifi. Siroki
Mihaly f6szerepl6k oldalan. EFT
a szindarabot meg kell, hogy nez-
re minden magyar. A szerepl0k
kitiin6 magyarsaggal jatsszak a
darabot, ami ritka eset az lit szii-
letett magyar gyermekeknel,
Belepti dij feln6tteknek 25c &,
gyermekelnek 10 cent. A dij
az1rt oily alacsony, inert mmka-
viszonyok rosszak Is inert alkal-
mat akarunk adm legszege.
nyebbnek is, hogy piinkosd este
jet falujaban eltoltse ldlekben.
inert a iatek a falusi eletb6l, 4
nep eletebol van we've. Legyiink
hat jelen az esten. Rendez6seg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
rMegnyilik mar
a Dollar Bank
Az eros alapokon all6 bank a be-
tetekb0l hat millio dollart bocsat
forgalomba. A City bank is
megnyilik a legkozelebbi jov0ben

A Dollar bank megnyitasa mar
csak napok kerdfse. Megnyitasa
biztos. Orommel t0It el minden
akarekbetev0t. minden iizletfclt.
aki a Dollar bankkal 0ssszekiittc-
tesben allott, hogy het h6napos
sziinet utan ismtt megkezdi nil
k0deset, Gle 0r0mmel tilthet el
minden Youngstown polgart. aki
mint iizletfel mem is volt erde-
kelve a banknal, hogy Youngs-
town egyik legregibb penzintaze-
tie ismet megnyissa kapuit a nagy-
koz6nseg elott. A Dollar bank
megnyitasa Macy befolyassal van
varosunk kereskedelmi tletere
megnyitasaval nagyobb lendiilet
lesz eszlelheto kereskedelemben.
A bankok allami superinten-
dentje kijelentette, hogy Dollar
bank legegeszsegeSebb alapokon
all as kerte birosagot. hogy ezen
penzint@zetet lcgr0videbb id0n
belii nyisSa meg. Erskine Maiden
Jr. megyei bir6 maius 12-ere
idezte meg kihallgatasra az er-
dekclteket Is masnap, majus 13-
an gyiilest tartanak reszvenye-
SEX, samelyen megvalasszak a
bank direktorium tagjait.
Ezen tenvekbol kovetkeztetni
lehet. hogy a Dollar bank majus
lean megnyissa kapuit nagy-
k0z0nsee el6tt.
ri lett jelentvc. hogy a bank a
betftekbGl 6 millio dollart fog
nagykoz0nsfg rendelkezf,sere bo-
csatani Ezcn skiielcntes nagy
0r0m0t keltett bctev6k k0z0tt
A City bank is megnyilik
BiZtoS forrasb0l ertesiiltiink.
melyhez eros hitiink IS bizalmunk
is hozzajarul hogy a City bank is
megnyilik legkozelebbi jovoben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

2.507. Danish 1902, Finch 2,13S.
MCGOWAN 3,273. Stokan 973.
County Treasurer-Freed 2,23S,
Thomas 6.OS5.
Governor-Ross G. s. 952,
White 1886.
Secretary of State-Hastines
1922, Kyer III. Myers 4746.
Auditor of State-Butler 1859,
Coffey S19, Calleher 2009, HUB
bell 757. Kaufman 1908, McCol-
lister S31.
Treasurer of State-Ferguson
5000, Harper 2547.
Attorney General-Duffy 4671,
Poulson 2254.
Congress-at-LargeBell 1902
Davis 1913, Day L. nj. 1443, Dye
107S, Hayes 1908. Latham $50
Lukens 426, Norton 9OS. TruaS
141S, Witter 6SS, Young 2577.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Day F. S. 1868, Price 1903
Weygandt 2479
Judge Of the Supreme Court
Henderson 1922, Wilkin 1889
Zimmerman 4084.
10Th District Congress Dun
lazy 6024, Fitzpatrick 3609.
Member Of State Central Com
mittee-Foster 5000, Kelley, 400
State. Senator-Craver j. N
3543, Sause 1896, Wess 1899, Zip.
perer 3193.
Representative to General As
sembly-Borak 3612, Elliott 4061
Fleming 1875, Huffman 3434
Woolf 1905.
(Lapunk zartakor az osszes 291
precinctbol beerkeztek mar a sza,
vazatok ICY a szavazatok szams
nemi emelkedest mutat.)
A Republicans tiketen Brogl
Ferencet es Lengyel Petert meg
valasztottak precinct committee
man-nek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
100000 MUNKANELKULI
Az EGYES. ALLAMOKBAN

William Green, az American
Federation of Labor elnOke je-
lenti, hogy most tavasszal. ami
don munkaalkalomnak nagyobb
tert kellene h6ditani, ezzel szem-
ben az tapasztalhato, hogy mum
kaneikiiliseg minden nap nagyobb
aranyokat 0lt az Egyesiit ALA
mollban, ahol jelenleg nyolc mil
li6 munkanelkiili ember van, aki-
mex egv napi munkaja sincsen
Tavaly ugyanezen idoszakban
2S0.000 mnnkas nyert elhelyez/S.
kiil0nb0zG munkaknal. mig most
tovabbi 100000 ember elvesztetta
munkajat Green kijelentettn
hogy Amerika nepe most erkezett
ell depresszi0 legkritikusabb pc.
ri6dusahoz.
Europai jelentesek Merint a
munkanelkuliek szama a kiil0n-
bozo orSZa gokban a k0vetkeZ0
N6metorszagban 100000, An
golorsza gban 100000, Olaszor.
szagban 1,15O,OOO, Franciaorszag
ban 100000 es 3 millio ember pc.
dig csak reszleges munkaidG-
dolgozil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
Haron cent lesz
a levelbelyeg ara
Megfogjak ad6zni az automobile,
szinhazi beleptidijakat, sirgony0-
ket, long distance telefonbesz6l-
geteseket. radi6t, zongorat, stb.-t.

A kongresszus 6riasi sz6tobb-
seggel, majdnem AIT irhatnank,
hogy egyhanen lelkesedessel sza-
vazta meg AIT, hogy a levflblyeg
ara eZntan harom cent lesz. Most
meg csak az hianyzik, hogv az nj
beIyegekre Hoover kepmasat te-
gyek es akkor teljes lesz a pol
garsag orome.
Morgan, a vilag leggazdagabbs
embere egesz komolyan AIT ajan-
lotta, hogy mindenki egyforman
aldozzon hetenkint j6tekony-.
celra. Es mindjart tervct is nyni-
tott, hogy minden utica lassa el
maya szegenyeit. Persze neki
k0nnyii dolga lesz. inert az utca-
jaban nem igen lakik ember, aki-
mex szaz millional kevesebb pen
re volna. De nit csinalnak maid
azok .akik krnmplit meg cukrot
mennek k0lcson0zni szomszhd-
ba es azokban az utcakban lak0k.
ahol hetek .ota mem fiist0l0g
egyetlen haznak a kemenye semi
T0bb ujsag is van. Megfogjak
ad6zni az automobile, szinhazakat
Is egyeb sz6rakozohelyeket, illet-
We a beleptidijakat, megfogiak
adoztatni siirg0ny0ket Is a long
distance telefon beszalgeteseket.
radiot, zongorat, cukrot es a gyn-
fat is. Minden ezer darab utan 4
cent adot fognak fizetni.
Hnsz-hnszon0t evvpl ezel6tt
nagy divat volt AIT hangoztatni,
hogy Amerika szabadsag igazi
orszaga; lit mindenki egyenl6
mister. lit mines ado. 10 volna most
Szembenezni azzal az emberrel. aki
ezeket kitalalta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
vERHovAY 1os

Beteg tagok: Szab6 Istvan,
Ellsworth, O. Neres Andras 100
Glenaven ave. Macy Janosne 1l2S8
Katherine ave. Bartfai Janoss
2339 Donald ave. Szesze Istvan
All Steel st Gazdik Andras al
Greed ave, Strnthers. O., jel. Il
City korhaz south sidei osztalyan.
Vas Istvan 27 Palmer ave. Orosz
1stvan TO Steel st: st:-Betegstg a.
titkarnal ielentend6: 211 Edward
st. Telefon 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
sZERENCsETLENttL JART
81 EWES Greg EMBER

A. Hamar, 81 ewes, a canfieldi
County Home lak6jat eliit0tte
Stephen Van sype aut6javal a
Federal es Covington utcak sar-
kan. Hamart sulyos s6riil6sekkel,
melyeket bal laban szenvedett,
besSallitottak q st. Elizabeth S
k6rh&zbs. "A vizsgalat megindult
i sxcrencsltlenssg iigyeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
A Bridgeport Sz0v.
konvencioja

Az Amerikai Magyar Segelyzt
Sz0vetsegnek, melyet magyar.
sag egyszeriien csak BridgepI
Sz0vetsegnek nevez, majus 16-, y
most hetf6n kezd6dik konv&
cioja Bridgeporton.
Youngstownbol Lovas LAID
mint delegatus megy a konven
ci6ra.
A konvencio ele nagy erdekl0.
dessel nfz tagsag, ami abbot is
lathat6, hogy a keriiletck a gyii-
leseiket mcgtartottak Is mindef
keriileti gyiilesnek van egy csomf
javaslata, melyekkel a j0v6 nil
k0dtsi iranyt kivaniak megsza bni
es lehet6leg meg konnyebb 6
hasznosabba tenni Szovetseghe5
val6 tartozast.
A Sz0vetsfg derekasan meg
ALTA helyet az evek folyaman
Negyven ewes mi;k6desre tekint-
het vissza IS ha tekintetba vasz:
silk, hogy a Szovetsagnek meg
alakulasat0l kazdve voltak fi6k-
jai az egdsz orszagban, elkapzcl
hetjiik, hogy milyen sok ezerre
megy azon magyar csaladok "a
ma, amelyeknek segitsegere volt
Keves magyar plfzen hangzott
cl temetesre hiv6 harangszo
melynel Szovetseg OFT ne lett
volna segitsegevel. az ezer dolla-
rokkal. A multi evi szamadasaban
AIT latjull, hogy az ev folyaman
t6bb mint 2OS.000 dollart fizetett
XII, segelyekben,
Ugy ertesiiliink, hogy a Macy
teljesitmeny mellett is tobb mint
116 szazalekos j6sagu. nit az al.
lami ellen3rz0 hatosag igazol..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
RENDKIvULI GYtLEsT TART
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG

A Nagybizottsag majus 14-en,
szombaton este 8 oral kezdettel
tartja rendkiviili gyiileset a Kos
suth K0rben.
A tagok keretnek, hogy teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg, inert a
Magyar Napra vonatkozo dolgo-
kat kell elintezni.
Habodasz Gustav, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
G. KATH..OK MAJUSI BALJA

A g. kath. hitk0zsfg foly6 no
loan, h6tf6n este 7 oral kezdetteI
majisi bait rendez. a Ward Bak-
ing Co. emeleti termeben a Ma
honing avenuen. A zenet Orosz
Ferenc Is bandaja szolgaltatja,
mely magyar zenedarabokon XII
Will amerikai darabokat is jatszik.
A belep6 jegy ferfiaknak 35c,
n6knek 25c.
Ezen tancmulatsagra hivatalos
az 0sszmagyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

Prosecuting Attorney-Cooper
j. s. 4,407, Johnson 5, 1856, Leigh
ninger 1909, Rendinell ABS,
Williams +. i. 5,007.
Clerk of Courts-Duncan 2.3S3,
Green 1857, James 5,436.
Sheriff Allen 1886, Ashba agh
1,45S, Baum 2,034, Critchlow 14S.
Daley $50, Dalrymple 546, Davis
SO, Engelhardt 6,31S, Harrison
3,216, Jacob 1864, +. j. Roberts
1850, Schneider 16S, Schultz 293,
Venerose 1,50S.
County Treasurer-Calvin 835,
Holt 1854, G.. P. Lewis 1929,
Marshall 1.9O5. Weimer 4,797. A.
M. Williams 4,6O0.
County Surveyor-T. j. Lewis
5,161, Montgomery 10,69S. Zenk
3,5O7.
Demokratak
County CommissionerBee g.
62O, Brickley 2,051,. Coffman l.
1913, Compton s5S, Eber 1856, Has.
sey ,45S, Kennedy Sir $3.50, Ropp
P. j. 1903, STAIRS 2.243. Weir
1854.
Prosecuting AttorneyAmbrose
3,03S, Armstrong Psi Cannon
E1,47O, Powers 1907, schesler S43,
|sWhiteside 1882.
Sheriff f-Callan 2,914, Carney
/, ,497, Corll 2,552, Duraney III
Harris S12. McNicholas Fl. ). 298
|McNicholas j. ]. 72s, Mitchell
1905, OLinn 172, Orr 264, sto.
|cker 1854, Van Epps 29l.
J County Recorder Craver F. j
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
A BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEC
GYULEST TART VAsARNAPI

A Bridgeport Szovetseg hely-
bell oszt&lya majus 15-en. vasar-
nap dilutan | oral kezdettel tart
ia rendes havi gyjilfsat szokott
helyen. A tagok keretnek tel
jes >zamban valo megjelenasre.
ElnOk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
R.epublikanusok

szamu szavazatok lettek leadva:
Republikanusok
Governor-Beatty 377, Brown
7,717, Cooper, NJ. Y. 6,67l, ingalls,
1O,624.
u. S. enator--Bettman S.436.
Bracher Sll, Coxey 3,614. Miller
873, Taber 5000.
1t. Governor-Nickels 4,022,
Palmer l.. B. 4,149. Turner 8,G19.
Secretary of State-Braden
1897, Guitteau 1859, Hummel
2,816, Nixon 1925.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.
ESQ, Herbert 4,414. Martin 1874,
Palmer Il. T. 1868, Reading 2,s44,
Sullivan 1,79s, Tetlow 3,761.
Representative to Congress
Cooper j.. G. 1896. Seidner 8,649.
State Morgan 1877,
Roberts G. n. 1856, Roberts J. r.
S.51S. Wilson 4,475.
State Representatives -Agnew
1858, Eacon 1894, Buchanan g.
581, Crewson l,737, Fugett 1886,
Haefner $500, Parish 3,240, Ruth
1926, Shallenberger 3,4O9, Slagle
1855.
County Commissioner-Altman
3.O76, Cooper A. 1883. Devers
754, Douglass LAO, Gillespie 81
261, Gluck 6,262, Hart LAB, Mil
nes 1923, Noble 1854, Palkoyic
2,50s, Vogan 500, Wallace 3,939,
Williams e. B. 4,159.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
SIT. IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagok 0zv. Cselle Fe-
rencne, Ffd. No. 10, New Bruins
wick. N. ]. Vas Istvan 81 Palmer
ave. Gillak Janosna 324 Il. Myrtle
ave Is Palinkas Istvan Walnut,
2, @, Box 81, Wheatland, Pa.
Betegseg a titkarnM jelentend6
1856 Cassius ave. Tel. 30869.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
ISALY DAIRY BETOR0I

Ismeretlen betorok iaftak az
Tsaly Dairy. 253 w. Federal ST.
dzleteben. ahol a pancflszek"@ny
kombinaci6s za,'at letortek, de
penzhez nem .jutottak. Egy doboz
szivaron xviii mast mem vittek el
az iizleth6l. A rendorseg nyomoz-
IA a kasszafur6kat.