davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-30

The Paramount race track near st.
Louis, representing a 100000 invest
ment. pays a $62,5OO tax to the state
of Illinois for a 25-day meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-30
U. S. ENGINEER ON JOB

An American engineer is in charge
of the construction of 20-mile auto
mobile highway from Hodeida, on the
Red sea, to Sansa, capital of the Ye-
men.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

u. Governor George White, of
Ohio, is a widower and his attractive
daughter, Miss Mary White, serves as
his hostess.
20. AL Smith had a private ZOO in
the back yard of the executive man
sion at Albany when he was COVER
nor of New York.
20. Governor Franklin D. Roose-
welt, of New York, has one of the
finest stamp collections in the Unit
ed States.
so. Jack Garner declines to use the
auto that congress provides for the
speaker and rides a street car, or walks
to his office.
81. ]. Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois,
during his former service in the SEN
ate in the Wilson administration, was
famed for his pink whiskers." (They
are gray now.
81. Governor Roosevelt, of New
York, toured Europe on a bicycle with
his tutor when he was a boy.
50. Governor George White, of
Ohio, was a student at Princeton UNI
der Woodrow Wilson. (Newton D.
Baker attended lectures given by Will
SON at John Hopkins).
a.. Franklin D. Roosevelt made the
speech placing AL Smiths name be-
fore the Democratic convention at
New York in 1924 and again at Hous-
ton in 1928.
IS. Ex-senator James A. Reed, of
Missouri, retired from the senate VOL
unfairly on March a., 1929, after Is
years of service.
So. Governor "Alfalfa Bill" Muir
ray ran away from his boyhood home
in Texas and became a cotton picker
when he was II years old.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

The convention goes to Whining
ton and Wrightsville next year.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

ray, of Oklahoma, started his cam
paign for governor on $12.
z. Senator ]. Hamilton Lewis, o.
Illinois, is noted for his elegant attire
8. Governor Franklin D. Roose
velt's father was vice president of tn
Delaware & Hudson railroad.
9. x-Governor Harry F. Byrd, Of
Virginia, is a brother of Admiral Rich
ard E. Byrd, the explorer.
10. Newton D. Baker spent billions
as secretary of war in 1917-1S, and
at times the figure reached $1,5o0,000
an hour.
II. Franklin D. Roosevelt married
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, his sixth
cousin-a niece of President Theodore
Roosevelt.
II. Newton D. Baker declined
President Wilson's offer as secretary
of interior and later accepted as sec
rotary of war.
-. Governor Murray, of Okla
homa, headed an unsuccessful colony
of Oklahoma farmers to Bolivia.
IA. Franklin D. Roosevelt, while a
student at Harvard, was editor Of The
Crimson.
IS. James A. Reed, as prosecuting
attorney at Kansas City in 1898,
scored this remarkable record for con-
victions.
16. Franklin D. Roosevelt's we'd
ding, in 1905, was attended by Pres
ident Roosevelt, his fifth cousin.
II. Speaker Jack Garner, of Tex
as, was formerly a cowboy.
IS. Governor Albert C. Richie, of
Maryland, and x-Governor Alfred E.
Smith, of New York, each have been
elected four times.
10. Ex-Governor Harry F. Byrd,
of Virginia, is a brother of Admiral
Richard E. Byrd and Thomas Byrd, a
world war hero; the three brothers
are famous as "Tom, Dick and Har-
ry."
20. Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, of
Illinois, when starting the practice of
law in Seattle, WASH, rode a horse to
attract attention and clients.
Fl. Speaker Jack Garner, of Texas,
has for many years insisted that Tex
as is too big and should be divided in
to several states.
p. Senator ]. Hamilton Lewis, of
Illinois, defeated Mrs. Ruth Hanna
McC ormick, Republican nominee, for
the senate in 1880.
%. Governor Albert c. Richie, of
Maryland, is often called 1.-THE hand
soonest man in public life"-and he
is unmarried.
"a. Al Smiths father was a truck
man in New Pork and drove a team
Of horses.
IS. Ex-senator James A. Reed, of
Missouri, was born on November 9,
1861.
70. Governor alfalfa Bill' Muir
ray, of Oklahoma, was adopted by the
Chickasaw tribe when he became their
tribal attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

The Albemarle Drum and Bug1e
Corps, with its new green coats and
caps and white trousers, was one of
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

In 1894 Hugh Duffy of the Boston
Nationals battled for an average of
.438. That's a record.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

The present National League was
formed in 1879; the present American
League in 1900.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

Shin guards for catcher's use were
introduced by Roger P. Bresnahan of
the New York Giants in 1908.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE
AMERICAN LEGION
CONVENTION
BY J. ALLAN DUNN

Salisbury's slogan Beard or Bust
was the keynote of the Convention.
The Legion Parade at Asheville,
Monday afternoon, was the finest ever
held il North Carolina. The Green
vile, S. c., Legion drum and bugle
corps, the champion outfit of the Pal
metto State, led the procession. The
North Carolina outfits in uniform
were as follows: Asheville drum corps,
Charlotte drum corps. Auxiliary drill
team, Salisbury Memorial Flag Escort,
Kannapolis drum CORES, Raleigh drum
corps, Albemarle corps, Greensboro
drum corps, Charlotte Negro drum
corps. Many other outfits were there
also.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

lSDuIy DoyS, certainly ulu yOen1an
service for Bryce Beard, staging two
different parades through the streets
Of Asheville bearing banners: "Beare
for Commander. Kannapolis, Moores'
vile, Statesville, Lexington, Chin;
Grove, Monroe and many other post
were on the job too and did their part
Durham was one of the strongest
Beard camps and when that Lenoi
County post announced its vote dur
ing the roll call, a leather lunged vet
cram shouted: Durham is proud a
HI to cast its seven votes for Bryc.
Parker Beard of Salisbury. The ap.
plause following this frank avowal Of
support was deafening and Henry c
Bourne had a job, as chairman of th<
convention, to restore order before thu
voting could proceed.
When Fred Myrick of Greensboro
the defeated candidate, moved Beard''
election by acclimation, the vote stooe
260 for Bryce Beard; 1l2 for Myrick.
Twice defeated for District Com.
mander, once in 1880 and again or
Tuesday, Fred Myrick was glorious in
his defeat. His marvellous good sports.
manship made him more friends than
he has ever had. Fred will receive the
honor he seeks one Of these days. A
good sport may be defeated but he
never loses in the long run Fred, Sal
isbury halls you!
When Hon. Grady CASTOR of Gas
tonia completed his splendid speech
placing Bryce P. Boards name in nom-
nation before the convention, a third
division veteran yelled: "Whoopee,
Old Rock of the Marne." This was
the title given to Bryee's division (the
Third) in France, and the convention
gave it to Bryce as a nickname. So,
here's to you, "Old Rock of the
Marne"!! May your term of office be
a happy one! You deserve the honor.
Clyde Gooch, Charlie Coggin, Bill
Hardin, Lawrence Haynes, Clarence
Roberts, Dick Russell, and the Sails
bury legionnaires as a whole worked
day and night for Bryce Beard. ]. S.
Stricken and Hiram Beaver, Salisbury
two little buglars, were also on the
job for Bryce. Kent Cooley, Frank
Buck, Jim Mckenzie button-holed ev-
cry delegate in sight. Space forbids
naming all the boys who helped make
the victory possible, but one thing is
certain every man from Rowan did his
part and there was not a Stacker in the
bunch.
A Myrick banner was politely Blu,
firmly removed from a Beard parade
by the ANNAPOLIS boys. the towel city
lads were 100 per cent for Beard and
objected to any interference in Bryce
parade. No Beard banners were insert
ed in the Myrick professions.
The convention goes to Whining
ton and Wrightsville next year.
The South Carolina Legion Conven-
ton meets next year in Spartanburg
1t would be fine thing if some Of
our North Carolina uniformed outfits
repay the visit of the Greenville drum
and bugle corps on that occasion. How
about it, Bryce?
The happiest lady in Asheville Tues
day was Mrs. Bryce Beard.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22
Get Real Relief
From Monthly Pains

SEVERE monthly suffering is a
sign of warning.
If you are having aches and pains
every month, heed tho WARNING.
See what is wrong.
Treat the CAUSE Of the trouble.
When womanly aches and pains
are due to a weak, rundown condi-
ton, take CARDUI. It has been
used by women for over 50 years. It
is a purely vegetable medicine and It
cannot harm you. Thousands Of
women have said that when they had
built up their strength with the help
Of Cardui. real relief was obtained
and their general health and feeling
Of well-being improved.
II you suffer this way, try Cardui.
which you can get at the drug store.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

The happiest lady in Asheville Tues
day was Mrs. Bryce Beard.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

Kannapolis drum corIs, Raleigh drum
corps, Albemarle corps, Greensboro
drum corps, Charlotte Negro drum
corps. Many other outfits were there
also.
Bryce Williford was undoubtedly
the finest strutting drum major at
the convention. Kannapolis certainly
has a right to be proud of that boy!
J. S. Sricker won first place as the
best buglar. The Salisbury Cob" was
in a class by himself. ]. C. Harmon,
of Kannapolis, was adjudged the best
individual drummer. Kannapolis also
won first prize as the best drum and
bugle corps, also won first place for
having best music. In short the "Old
Fourteenth District copied about ev-
eryhing in sight. Bryce Beard, Hubert
Olive and Con johnson have certain
ly made this the banner legion district
of the state.
The Salisbury Memorial Escort re-
ceived a wonderful hand" in Ashe-
vile. l talked with Ex-Secretary and
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and they said
it was the prettiest organization they
had ever seen, excepting, of course,
their home town (Raleigh) drum
corps.
The Albemarle Drum and Bugle
Corps, with its new green coats and
caps and white trousers, was one of
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22
THE ANSWERS

l.. Governor George White, Of Ohio
was a gold p~rospector in Alaska If
1898.
2. Melvin A. Taylor, of Chicago
was born in a log cabin in Kentucky
;. Ex-senator James A. Reed wa
barred from the Democratic nationa
convention in San Francisco in 1926
as the result Of his historic fight with
Woodrow Wilson over the League Of
Nations.
4. AL Smith, of New York, work.
ed at his first job in the Fulton fish
market.
s. The father of Senator ]. Ham.
ilton Lewis, of Illinois, was a Con
federate soldier. (The fathers of Speak
er Jack Garner and Newton D.. Bak'
er were also Confederate soldiers).
s. Governor Alfalfa Bill" Muir
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22

The South Carolina Legion Conven-
ton meets next year in Spartanburg
1t would be a fine thing if some Of
our North Carolina uniformed outfits
repay the visit of the Greenville drum
and bugle corps on that occasion. How
about it, Bryce?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Geo. White kormanyzonak

rr,: ;La,, f.+ano+4o -
w., s,, I.
,s ,,,.h ,:eo;
,.z..
,o,o, ~.
"a, oL: III, ia -
- ,r,. :.
:, .5n,, ono !,
Whit l.orn sp,~z5 n;,a;u ,,op
,loloozott hoov ~ allam nebaz
,rob, ,s.,s s;+ szen, elSt+ t,rtva azo
l-a4 o,oe,as,oson oucIa;, ,s
groba;tsa
Witt Lorn,rz6 ,,;naonlo,
oa,,o,,s,,l,-bo, 4,r4o++a 80 suon,
bsztartss m6rloas+ molrnol, 10
jon1oo o;nason +abh oassssoo
,;,+ t75o ooo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
A FELEBARATI SZERETET
ES A HAZA SZERETETE

Zalal0v0rol jelentil: - Mikes
Janos grof szombathelyi pitsp0k
szeptember 30-an Zalal0von ber-
malt. A kiild0ttsegek soraban fo-
eadta zsido hitk0zseg el0ljar6.
sagat is. melyet Bender Adolf
rabbi es Kallnan Vilmos hitk0zse-
gi elnOk vezetett. Bender rabbi
lidyOzolte piispok0t, a fenk0lt
lelkii f0papot, aki soha mem ke-
reste az emberek felekezeti hova-
tartoZandosagat, soha mem nezte
ait, hogy Xxi melyik templomban,
milyen formak koz0tt imadja az
lstent. hanem az embert kereste
mindig az emberben es ha AIT
megtalalta, szeretettel magahoz
0lelte. Besztde vegan megemlitet-
te, hogy masnap lesz zsid0sag
legszentebb iinnepe. amikor elet-
ert konyorog lstenhez es 8, zsi-
do pap, imaiba foglalja maid a
piispokot Is kerni fogja a Min
.denhatot, hogy tartsa meg OF meg
soka t0retlen er6bcn nemcsak az
egyhaza, hanem a magyar haza
mlnden polgaranak iidvere Is oro-
mere. A piispok meghatva mon
dott k0sz0netet azert, hogy zsi-
,dok OF imalkba foglaljak. @ -
ugymond nemcsak egyhazme-
'gyejeben, hanem szelesebb k0r0k-
ben is mindig a felekezetek k0z0t-
ii beket hirdette. kul0nosen most
van erre nagy sziiks5g, amikor
oily keyesen yagyunk. magyarok
.es .igazat ad a rabbinak: mind
nyajunknak egy koz0s erzesben
kell talalkoznunk. ez a k0z5s err
zes: az istenimadas, az igazi hit
hiiseg,s a vallasi kiilonbseget mem.
ismer6 felebarati szeretet Is a.
haza szeretete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
A Lorantffy Noegylet unnepelte
fennallasanak 6-ik evford uloiat
(Folytatas az 1-sG oldalr0l)

f kegyeletteljes megemlekezes
utan Vikete Jozsefne halas koszo-
netet fejezte ki a tagsag neveben
tisztikarnak tvi munkalkoda-
saert es kerte az egek Urat,
hogy adjon tovabbi munkaja-
hoz is er0t. egeszseget. kitartast,
eros szivet Is t0rhetetlen hitet.
Balogh Janosn6 szinten sz6p
szavakkal emlekezett meg a multi
Gv tisztikarar0l Is munkall1oda-
sarol. listen aldo kegyelmet kerte
j0v0 munkankra is ezen bibliai
jelszoval: ''Ha listen veliink, XII
csoda elleniink?"
A tisztikar kosz0netet feJeZte
ki a szap iidvozletekert es kerte
tagsagot ,hogy ugy mint eddig.
ezutan is legyiink szeretette, egy-
mashoz, dolgozzunk listen orsza-
ga epitesen egyetertve, bekesseg-
gel inert az Ur Jezus is AIT mond-
ia tanityanyainak: "Arrol ismer-
mex meg maid titeket az emberek,
hogy az en- tanitvanyaim vagytok,
hoey ii egymast szefetitek." Pa
llnszky Janosne halaado alkalmi
lmat mondott.
Ennek befejeztevel Csete San
dorne htmorral telitett monolo-
got adott el6 s'Titok es az
"Elso. selyem csipkes pongyola :"
cimiit. Mindenkit elragadott ez a
meses monolog. A megjelent ven-
degek es tagsag k0sz0netet hosz-
szan tart6 tapssal fejezte Xxi. Min
denkl boldog volt, Is mindenki
Jol erezte magat.
ITALIAN ez volt legboldoeabb
ev1ordulo; nem penzt gyujt0t-
tunk ezen esten, hanem kincse-
ket, draga lelki kincseket. anne
lyet ell mem orozhat az ellenseg
tolink. Ez jubiIeum igazi iinne-
pely volt, inert Hit, Remeny,
Szeretet' yeliink volt. Orom volt
vegig nezni azokon IA sok szeret6
mosolygos arcon miAdegyiken a
lelki nyugalom es az Istenben
vetett hit Is szeretet tiikr0z5d0tt
vissza.
Ennek vegeztevel az elnpkn5 a
mlinden j6val megrakott asztal-
hoz kerte a vendagsereget, ahol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Az Amerikai Magyars6ghoz!

Nemzeti valsagok idejen v9gte-
lenal nagy fontossaggal bir tud-
nj AIT minden polgarnak, hogy ki
fog szekelni Feher Hazban. Mem
alkalmas az ilyen valsagos id3
ARA, hogy delibabotss iiz6, tapasz-
talatlan emberek kiserletezzeneE
a kormanyzas terens A nemze;
jovendS jolete Is biztonsaga meg
koveteli. hogy tipr6balt,' bizton.
sagos politikaval kormanyozzak
EFT az 1erszagot. E politikat KEEP
yiseli az elk0vetkez6 valasztaso-
kon Herbert Hoover.
A hasbeszel6k korat elji;k, mi
don mindent gyogyit6 radika
lis orvossagot ajanljak gazda-.
sagi pangas megszilntetesare
Herbert Hoover tul becsiiletes
tul alapos ts tul igazsagos ahhoz
hogy lily modszereket alkalmaz
zon. Q tudja a legJobban, hogy
csakis nyugodt, jozan m6dszerek
kel, szigoru takarekossaggal, on
| fegyelmezessel es kemeny munka
val emelhetjiik XII magunkat a
gazdasagi valsagbol es talalhat
lux meg magegyszer a haladas G
I beke utjat.
| Szerencsesek vagyunk, hogy
oily tisztanlat6 nagy tapasztaia
tokkal rendelkez6, megert6 es tti'
relmes vezeriink van, mint o. A
mi k0teIessegi;nk sajat jol fel
fogott erdekiink ben, hogy azol
dol"ozzunk. hogy 3 hlvatalbal
narration. Herbert Hoover nen
allast keres0 egyen; hanem olyal
ember, aki kotelessegenek tartJi
| a megkezdett munka befejezeset
| Mivel a mai sulyos gazdasag
valsag az 8 kormanyrajutasak ako1
vette kezdetat, azok, akik men
gondolkcdnak, Hoover eln0k0
| okozzak a mai allapotokert. Sem
mi sem igazsagtalanabb, mint .ei
| a felteves.
Mai helyzetiink magva villa!
haboru alkalmaval vetodott ell {
folytat0dott rombolo bekevel E
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

A november San lezajl6 va
lasztasoknak van egy moi palya-
z6ja varosunkban: Jeannette N.
Craver szemelyeben, aki Ohio al
lam SENATOR A.lasara palyazik
a Demokrata~ Part szavazo cedu-
lajan.
Jeanette N. Craver vAosunk
ismert alakjanak Alvin w. Cra-
yernek neje. Mrs. Craver miei0tt
ferjhez ment A. w. Craverhez,
sziileinel lakott Saint Marys, o.
ban. Ferievel "A. w. Craverrel a
college-ban ismerkedett meg, ahol
zenemiiveszetet tanulta.
A. w. Craver harminc evvel
ezelott, miel6tt megn6siilt, w. T..
Gibson megyei ugyesz mellett
mint seged-iigyesz foglalt allast.
Hat even keresztiil volt Youngs-
townavaros polgarmestere, mely
id6 alatt szamos j6 baratra es
tisztelore tett szert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

= t
Mrs. csaver nagyon pfolninens
alshja yar>1unk pole6ti tttsa.
dalma1&k. Tagjs 1 Y.wC.A.,
A1Aer56an Legion Aux, a Nsde.
rated Club, Womans City Club es
Children Service Burean-nak.
Titkarn5je a Mahoning County
Visiting Board-nak, melyneksmin-
den evben tartozik jelent6st ten.
nj a varosi 6s megyei b6rtshSk-
ben uralkod6 allapotokr6l, tovab.
ba u Glenwood Ohihrens Nome
(gyermek otthon), Detention
Home (javit6 intezet), h County
Infirmary (megyei szegenyek
otthona), valamint Campbell,
Struthers es Lowelville b6rt0nei-
rol tartozik ielenteset megtenni,
Mrs. Craver el6kel6 uri csalad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

az asztali imat k6z0sen elmond-
tax. AZ asztalon volt jobbnal-
jobb szendvicsek, siitemanyek
Macy valaszteka, tortak, kave,
tea, stb. Minden volt, XII nit ohaj-
tott valaszthatott kedve szerint.
A jubileumi tortat Balogh Ju-
liska keszitette. Hat gyertya egett
RATA. Gy0nyorii volt, jo volt.
Kosz0net arte.
Elhangzott meg sok trefas el-
beszeles es csak kes0i lido el3re-
haladottsagara valo tekintettei
tavozott ell a vendgscreg egy iga-
zan boldog Is. feledhetetIen estely
emltkevel,
A t!sztikar ezuton ha!as k0szi-
netet fejezi XII a tagsagnak, ven
degeknek, az elnoknonek lakasa
atengedeseert, az aut6tula jdono-
soknak, akill a vendegek oda es
visszaszallitasaban segitsegiinkre
voltak. Vegiil kosz0net mindazon
sok joert, amelyet ezen estelyre
Observation-Disclosures.
Vasko Istvanne, elnolS.
Palinszky Janesne, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

Ohio allan jelenlegi kormanyzo-
ja is palyazik, aki elhatarozta,
hogy masodszori megyalaszta sat
fegja ktrni Ohio allan polgarai-
tol, akik meg vannak gyGz0dve
onfelaldozo munkassagarol, me-
lyet hivatalba lepese ota n5p
GrdeEeben onzetIeniil kifeitett.
Ohio allan polgarsaga lelkese-
dix White kormanyzo ujra yalo
meevaIasztasaert. Ertheto is ez a
szokatlan lelkesedes. amivel Ohio
allan szavazo polgarai White
kormanyzo erdekGben kifejtenek
Is biztosra lehet venni, hogy
White lesz ismet demokrata
kormanyzo Ohio allamban
Geo. White kormanyzo szeme-
I've mem idegen nagyarok elott
es szeretetremelto egyenisege ma
gyon sok jo baratot szerzett sza-
mara a magyarsag kOreben eppen
ugy mint az amerikaiak k0reben.
De ha egyaltalan mem ismertek
yolna, ha mem tudnak, hogy SIZE,
retetremelto ember. aki sok ma
gyarral tart fem baratsagot, all
iand6 allkor emberszeretete. a
polgarsag Joleteert yalo kuzdel-
me biztositja White szamara AIT
a szokatlan Macy tomeget, amely
a most lezajlo valasztasokon meg
nyiIatkozik maid mellette.
Az AmeriIai Magyar HirlaT
mindenkor Geo White demokra
ta kormanyzo meggalasztasaert
kiizdott, amidon ezen hivatalra
palyazott, es kitart meltette a
vegsokig. anlig ujra el mem fog
lalja az 0t megilleto helyet: Ohio
allan kormanyzoi szeket.
Ohio allamban hat Scripps-
Howard napilap md orszaIta
White kormanyzot ujrayalaszta-
Z n $3.50.
saban S ehhez kepest a legna-
gyobb -publicitasban rfszesitik a
kormanyz6f.
a kormanyzot tamogato lapok
Il kovetkezok: Columbus Citizen,
Cleveland Press, Youngstown Te-
lepram, Cincinnati Post, Akron
1imes-Press 5 a Toledo News
bee. Ezen lapokon kiviil a Cleve-
laid Plain Dealer IS a Cincinnati
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
AUDITOR OF sTATE-NEK

Nagyon fontos allaMi hivataH
tisztseget t0lt be y. Tracy. aki
most ismet Ohio allan valaszt6
polgaraihoz fordul s k9ri masod-
szori megvalasztasat az Auditor
OF State allasra a republicans
part szavaz6cedulajan.
Tracy ezen hivatalban Ohio
allan ad6fizet6 polgarainak meg
takaritott 81, ,443, ,489. lit hivatal-
ba lepese 6ta, vagyis naponta
$425.46-t takaritott meg. Ezen hi
yatalnak napi kiadasa Tracy ad-
minisztraci6ja alatt $264.l2. Tiszta
megtakaritas' az allamnak $751;
Bat. Az ad6fizetSknek egy cent
liikbe sem, kerllt ezens hivatal
fonntartasa Tracy adminisztra-
ci6ja alatt.
Minden adofizet6 polgar a sa-
iat erdekeben cselekszik, ha no.
yember San Joseph T. Tracy-re
szavaz repubfikanus szavazo-
cedu1an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Alo{lrAlnl !,

Dol Aslfa6aik. Nsgy ~ rtsaspare
van ST. Marys, p.-ban & Lima,
Oy.han, mind ! n6syen orvosok.g
Jeanette N. Crsrer q k1vetke-t
|x6ket jelentette XII:
Megvalasztasom eseten SIR
Igetni fogon, a kormanyzasban
Ia takarekossagot, hogy ezzel az,
lad6fizet6k terheit konpyitsem,
Is IA t0rvenyhozasban nagy gond
forditand6 IS gyakorlandd, hogy
Ellagy terhekkel ne sujtsak a haz-.
tnlaidonosokat IS farmereket.
inert ezek jelenleg is nagyon meg,
vannak ad6ztatva."
November, San szayazzuhk
! Jeannette N. Craver-re, Ohio al,
lami szenatornak a demokrata
/ part szavaz6cedulajan!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

haboru utani hiszterikus, feke-
vesztett, penzehes spekulacioval.
Het even keresztiil, mint keres-
kedelemtigyi allamtitkar es mint
eln0ke az Egyesiilt Allamoknak,
Hoover ismetelten figyelmeztette.
az orszag nepet a vad.spekulaci6
es magan k0lcs0n0k foly6sitasa-
max besziintetesere, de figyelmez-
tetese mem talalt meghallgatasra
es ez f6 Okla annak, hogy be40-
vetkezett az 1929.es penziigyi 0sg-
szeomlas. Mid6n p6nziigyi 0ssze-
omlas bek6vetkezett Herbert
Hoover erelyes es azonnali intez-
kedesei mentettek meg az orsza-
got kaosztol. Azokrol az ALA.
potokrol, melyek az 0sszeomlast
eloideztek kovetkezoket mond-
tai 0:
Ez a gazdasagi valsag,
jelen gazdasagi berendez-
kedesiink sok gyenge olda-
lat mutatta meg szamunkra.
A hatalmat SOL hasznos es
sok haszontalan dologra
hasznaltak fel. Meg kell
Gket Ga napet). menteni
azokt0l az allapotoktol, me-
/ lyekben az orszag hitelgape-
zetet ellen0rzas nelkiil hasz-
nalhatjak ell hatartalan er-
! tekpapir spekulaci6ra, mely
teny rombol6 k0vetkezme-
/ nyekkel iarhat polgaraink
millioi szamara es az, orszag g
gazdasagi helyzetere. Fele-
lem es megalkuvas nelkiil
fogjuk megszUntetni ezeket
visszaeleseket.'
# Hoover eln0k mar lefektette
! alapjait a gazdasagi ujja,ledes-
7 mex. Lehetove kelI tenni szamara
81 AIT. hogy keresztiil vigye mesz-
. szeer6 terveit. Az 5smunkaja meg
nincsen befejezve.' Q bebizonyi-
totta AIT, hogy nep erdekeben
dolgozik. Sziiksegiink van Hoo
verre, hogy kivezesse orszagun.
, kat a jelen gazdasagi pangasb6l