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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

two leaders Of the Democratic and
Republican. parties during the last
election were getting Morgan favors
at the same time. They are John J.
Raskob, chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee. and ]. r. Mutt.
Treasurer Of the Republican National
Committee
Raskob sent up his check of $40 900
for the stock allotted TO him by the
Morgans at price far below the
market, from Palm Beach, where he
was staying. Through the generosity
Of the Morgsns. Raskob was able,
without getting off the beach. to make
a stock market profit of over $4,000
on a single transaction, more than
100 per cent on his investment.
Raskob sent up a letter of profuse
gratitude, saying that he hoped the
future would give him the oppor-
tunity to reciprocate the favor.
George Whitney, the Morgan part
ner now being examined by the
Senate Committee, declared they had
no idea what was in Raskob's mind
when he wrote this phrase. The
Morgan partner said that he him
self had no idea what was intended
by Raskob's promise.
Raskob, one of the most powerful
political leaders in the Democratic
Party, made q strong fight in 1928
to have Alfred E. Smith nominated
by the Democratic Party for Presi-
dent.
Smith was also a member Of Ma
tional Transportation Committee OF
which Coolidge was chairman before
he died.
Secretary Of the Treasury Woodin.
and Norman H. Davis, U. S. ambas-
sador to- Europe, whose names ap-
peared yesterday on the inside list of
Allegheny Corporation stock buyers.
appeared again on today's special list
for other Morgan companies. Both of
these men are very closely connected
with Roosevelt.
The names which appeared on to-
days special list of Morgan favor
ties were permitted to buy at bargain
prices stocks in the following COM
panies:
General Motors, Standard Brands,
Johns Manyille and United Corpora
ton. Each of these companies is a
powerful monopoly in its own field
United Corporation is a public utility
monopoly, Standard Brands is a food
monopoly controlling a wide variety
of popular foods, such as Chase 81
Sanborn coffee, Fleishman Yeast
Royal Baking Powder and many 9TH
er popular brands. Johns Manville
Supplies building construction COM
| panies.
The disclosures of the investigating
committee reveal the Morgan meth
cd of making money in the stock
market. The Morgans issued enor-
nous quantities of stock which they
sold to the public at prices far above
the prices for the insiders. The Nor
gans also stimulated the price Of
| their stocks, and then sold out at the
top, leaving the little man." to take
the losses.
Another high state official who got
quick, easy profits through the Nor
gans was Robert E, Odds, Under Sec
rotary Of the U. S. Treasury under
Hoover. Olds was the State official
| personally responsible for issuing the
lying stories six years ago about the
Soviet Union attempting to stir UP
/ hatred in Mexico for the United
/ States"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

once more the fraud OF this relief
manouvre. 1t is another manouvre
with the intent to appease the I'M
employed in the state who face
starvation.
Tammany Asks For Funds
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Mayor
O'Brien of New York sent officials
here of the Emergency Work and
Relief Administration to ask for
funds to be used for public works
They discussed with the tammany
Senator Wagner the possibility Of
getting money from the proposed
Roosevelt public works program.
This is to be used in New York City.
The demonstrations in New York
at the Home Relief Bureaus a-e a
determining factor in forcing the
mayor to at least take these Steps.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

transportation Committee, a COM
mittee formed to consider railroad
problems of vital interest to the Nor
gans.
The National Transportation Com
mittee recommended railroad mer-
gers, speed-up and wage-cuts in or
der to guarantee the interest pay
ments on railroad bonds owned by
J. P Morgan & Co.
General John j. Pershing, Com
marder of the American army dur
ing the World War, and one Of the
leaders Of the fight against the vet
Grams bonus, was also on quick stock
market profits through Morgan tips
Both Parties Get Profits
1t was also brought out that the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

sure against the crime of the cor
rupt Governor Rolph TO give Mooney
his freedom by pardon.
Every power of the frame-up gang
and the whole state and local court
machinery we're put into force to
defeat this objective.
Brady's Cowardly Role
The cowardly District Attorney
Brady, who was elected many years
ago on a wave of popular illusion to
the effect that he would keep a
promise to give Mooney new trial"
acted as a watchdog of the Chamber
of Commerce corruptionists in pre-
venting the reintroduction of the per-
CONTINUED ON PAGE v
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

back to San Quentin penitentiary to
spend the rest of his days peeling
vegetables fer the guards mess.
The second trial, which does not
affect his original conviction by the
frame-up crew, was made legally pos
sible by the fact that ten counts were
originally returned against Mooney
following the bomb frame-up, one
count for each Of the 10 people killed,
Mooney was sentenced to be hanged
after conviction on the first count
Oater his sentence was committed
to life imprisonino Eight of the
remaining counts were dismissed
From purely legal viewpoint. yes
terday's acquittal in no wise affects
the original frame-up.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

read some of the placards.
Those under arrest are William
Yander, Joseph Martin, Joseph Kelley
Rose zaresky, Erie Garzel
jeanette Gallup, Flossie Gerchgall
Bessie Forster, Samuel Bales, Girshe
Elkin, Selma SeSsman, Herman Kloe-
pei, julius Meyerowitz, Andrew Ven
troff.
EIkin, Meyerowitz. Ventroff and
Martin were charged with 'felonious
assault" the others with "disorderly
conduct"
(See Page for pictures of the
demonstration and further eye wit
ness accounts.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26
Ry ROBERT MINOR


THE struggle for the liberation Of
Tom Mooney must now take on
much more serious mass character.
The fight requires a more bold, ag-
gressive, more united action of
masses on the streets and in every
factory and workshop.
The instructed" verdict of Not
Guilty given in the second trial, just
closed, can be useful for MONEYS
interests only as means Of rallying
bigger masses in protest against his
continued Imprisonment. Otherwise,
the detectives of the new trial were
not attained by MONEYS defense.
Corrupt Maneuvers
A whole series of corrupt maneuv-
ers on the part Of District Attorney
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26
Anti Maxi Protest
Meets Weidemann
Arrival in i. s,
Police, Under Orders to Defend German
Fascism, Trample and Blackjack Workers

The IA workers arrested yesterday
street and 4th Avenue Magistrates
They not brought
claimed that
Take West End Subway
court.
an oneng 70 German fascis yesterday police dubbed
backed ruthessy radio
of
Naz at the Sh Street
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26
TERRA HAS 2 MORE WEEKS

NEW YORK.-Deportation of Con-
Cete Ferrara to fascist Italy. sched-
uled for Saturday, May 20, was halted
by an habeas corpus taken out by the
New York District, International La
Dor Defense, thereby gaining two
weeks additional time in which to col
lect funds to enable this militant
worker to depart voluntarily to a
country other than Italy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26
Jobless Struggles
Force SO Mayors
to Ask Federal Aid


ed that direct relief the unemployed will
headlines of the "uptun" in industry
weather eliminating
from the relief lists
County
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26
Mooney Verdict Spurs.
Fight for His Release
Defense Lawyers Announce Move for Habeas
Corpus Writ from U. S. Supreme Court

FRANCISCO Calf, 25Leo Gallagher Frank Walsh
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26
TWO CAPITALIST PARTIES
IN PAY OF I.P. MORGAN,
INVESTIGATION SHOWS
Coolidge Gets Morgan FavOrs While Urging
Wage Cuts on Morgan Railroads
Senator McAdoo, on Morgan Stock List, Is
Member of Senate Investigating Committee

WASHINGTON 25-Catn Coolidge,
United States the Morgan quick
stock
Committee the
Coolidge of the National
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-05-26

eliminated from reilSf This SATURDAY
Similar reports come from every
large city and small hamlet all over
the country.
Behind this shouting of improve
ment' follows news that governors
and mayors ask an increase in funds
for relief from the federal govern
ment Not because of the sudden
interest by these officials, but as a
result OF mass demonstrations in
their cities. The hunger marches,
demonstrations, militant struggles
before relief bureaus. has compelled
them to recognize that at least the
elementary needs for relief must be
given to the jobless. 1t is this which
has compelled the state and local
official to run to Washington to ask
for money for the unemployed.
so Mayors Apply
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Mayors
from fifty large cities have asked
the president and the Treasury de-
partment for direct financial aid.
They want these funds primarily for
relief in their respective cities. They
report that their proposals were not
considered by the president and they
plan to present it directly to con-
gresS.
Among them was Mayor Hoan,
Socialist mayor of Milwaukee, where
relief to the unemployed is cut to
the bone.
Gov. Lehman Asks Aid
ALBANY, N. Y, May 25.-Fifty
million dollars will be asked by Gov
ernor Lehman from the federal gov
eminent. The governor is going to
Washington to ask for this money
until the November elections. He
says that bond issue for $4,000 ,0OO
will be up for approval in November
This obviously is prediction man
ouvre,
Lehman is in close touch with the
president The fifty million needed
for New York is 20 per cent of the
total amount proposed by Roosevelt
for the whole country. II shows
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CONTINUED on PAGE Y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
A FUv0S zENEKAR
ALAKUL0bAN Van
Szombatra gyulesre hivjak
az erdeklOdOket. - Mar ed
dig k0zel 80-an jelentkeztek

Amiota Magyar Napon lit
volt Pittsburgh Magyar If
.jak Fuvos Zenekara, nem lehet
birni youngstown gyerekek-
kel. Mind tanulni akar, mind
azon igyekszik, hogy lit is csi-
naljanak egy fuvos zenekart.
!, A multi heten kozoltuk 80 eyer
mex nevet, akik eddig jelentkez-
tex. Azota meg 3l-en jelentkez-
tex, ICY tehat volna elegend6 je-
lentkez6, hogy tenyleg hozza le-
het fogni a zenekar megalakita-
sahoz.
A zenekar alakitas korul ed
dig Ress Jozsef es Smith Istvan
igyekeztek. Ok .hivnak gyii-
lest most szombaton, szeptem-
Der loan estere Scent Istvan
Otthonban, 861 Wilson Ave. Ke-
rik az erdekl6d6 sziil6ket, hogy
0erre az alkalomra okvetleniil joj-
jenek el, inert a zenekar minden
kerdeset szeretnek megbeszelni.
A gyiilesen az ajanlkozo kar-
mesterek is jelen lesznek.
A multkor kozolteken xviii a
kovetkez6k jelentkeztek:
Youngstownb6l: 10th Lajos.
Kosztyu Andras, Boncz Ferenc,
Grosz Janos. Nelepka Ferenc,
Bobovecz Marion.
Campbellb6l: Cseh Mihaly,
Gyorgy Lajos, Iinre Is Elemer,
|Horvath Gyula, Novotnik J6-
zsef, Polyak Janos. Sztanko Pal
rs J6zsef, Pitlik Elemer, Kole-
Iszar Janos, Koyacs Imre, Pajtok
Vilmos I<osacs dxsef .Ss lajos,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
FENYESEN SIKERijLT
A CAMPBELL FIUK BALJA

Ugy erkolcsileg, mint anya-
gilag fenyesen sikeriilt Camp
belli Magyar Kulturkor szezon-
nyito balja. Jol mulatott Oft
anyamasszonytol kezdve leg
kisebb gyerek is. Bunchy Janos
es 10 tagu zenekara is kitett ma
|gaert es huztak kes6 ejjeli
|orakig. Mas fenyes oldala volt
"a kis Cola testverek: Berta Is
Juliska (Watrenbol) remek tan-
ca IS enekszama 4 szinpadr6l.
Elobb tancoltak 1nindketten Is
azutan a kis 8 ewes Berta zon-
gorakiserete mellett enekeltek,
Macy sikert aratva
A Kulturkor rendkivuli gyii-
lest tart penteken este q sajat
helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
A coz. .kATHOLIKUSOk BAVARIA

toraink fognak a hazhoz vinni
Iegy-egy konyvecsket, melyet
|kell, hogy minden hiv6, minden
feln6tt, ki dolgozik megve-
gyen; SGT, ha szereti kis templo-
mat, hat igyekezni fog meg ba-
Iratjat is ARA ravenni, hogy 8 is
|vegyen a konyvecskekb6l egyet.
Icy lesz munkanknak sep si-
,kere. Icy mondhatjuk maid,
hogy minden tagja hitkozse-
giinknek dolgozott, iparkodott
az e1so bazarunkkal hitkozseg
penzallomanyat novelni.
E bazar az elso a hitkozseg
eleteben es eppen mem gazdag
.idoben van rendezve. De hat
aldozatbol all a 1e1ki elet. A
templomra aldozni kel1. Az listen
miivet a foldon minden erofeszi-
tesiinkkel elobbre kell vinnil,
ami nemcsak kotelesseg, de egy-
ben erdem is. Hogy mennyire
srtjiik EFT, megmutathatjuk az
zal, hogy meg mindig nehez id6-
ben ait keveset is megosztjuk :
a templomunk fenntartasara al
dozzuk. Merit nemde, egy dollar
havi dijbol hitkozseget fenntar-
tani mem lehet? Termeszetesen
mem. Eppen azert kell extra
munka, extra penzkiadas a
telnplom javara, mely nelkiil,
ertjuk, hogy templom nelkiil, lit,
! Anerikaban nemcsak lelki ele-
think. de csaladi eletiink is tonk-
remenne, inert lelki vezetes mel
kill a sziilok mem volnanak ke-
Ipesek gyermekeiket a j6 uton
negtartani, kovetkezeskepen a
csaladi elet tirhetetlen volna,
1sok sziilonck ketsegbeejto volna
es szomorusaggal tell.
Tehat fel munkara es aldozat-
ra. Aki ajandekot akar adni, le-
gyen az ruha. vagy enni-inni va
10, jelentse ait telefon szam-
ra: 3O655. - Tobbet bazarrol
maid a kovetkezo szamokban
ir,,r1k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
A vERHOvAY 1O8.
JUB|LALNI kEszOL. J
A fi6k vasarnapi gyiilesen
j6vahagyta a bizottsag ter
veit. - A 25 ewes evfordul6t
okt. 22-&n iinneplik meg.

Oktober 1O-en lesz Is esq
tendeje, hogy yougnstowni 108-
TX szamu Verhovay fiok meg
alakult. Meg a nyari gyii1es szii-
net elott fiok kikuldott. egy
bizottsagot, hogy a. jubileum
megtartasanak terveit dolgozza
XII.
Multi vasarnap a bizottsag
megtette jelenteset. A szep
szammal megjelent tagsag ter
veket jovahagyta es elhatarozta,
hogy a jubileumot oktober 22-en
vasarnap este tartja meg bankett
kereteben.
A bankett helyenek megva-
lasztasat es az egyeb reszletek
kidolgozasat a tisztikarra es egy
kib6vitett 10 tagu bizottsagra
bizta.
Elhataroztak tovabba, hogy a
jubileumra meghivjak iinnepi
szonoknak Darago Jozsef koz-
ponti elnokot, Bencze Janos KIP.
titkart, Varga Mihaly kozp.
penztarnokot es Revesz Kalman
kozp. szamvevot, meghivjak to.
vabba a Youngstown es kor-
nyeki testver magyar egyleteket
IS egyhazakat, valamint az eh-
hez a Verhoyay kerilethez tar
tozo es nem tavol. esq Yer
hovay fiokokat IS.
A gyulesen Debroszky And
ras elnokolt.
A bizottsag most szombaton
este 7::3O-kor tart gyllest a
rendes gyiilestermeben a .refor-
matus egyhazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
.BANKRABLAS volt
FARRELLBAN
Tiz bandita SIS, SCOT rabolt
q Gully bankb6l. Egy
n61net fiatalembert maguk-
kal vittek

A sharoni Is farrel1i magyar
sag jol ismeri az S. J. Gully
bankot Farre1lben, ahol mar
gyakran valtottak be peda csekk-
jeiket A beten kedden nem sok-
kal de1el6tt 10 allig fegyver-
kezett bandita tamadta meg a
bankot.
Amig let rablo az utcan 6r-
kodott, nyolc tarsuk fegyverrel
kezukben kenyszeritette Gullyt,
bank tulajdonost, Cont Irma,
DiSilvio Eva es Mrs. Pearl
Bauer tisztvisel6ket, hogy lefe-
kudjenek a padlora. A penzes fl
okokbol aztan kiszedtek 8 eyer
dollar keszpenzt es a nagy
penzszekrenyb6l $500 erteku
bondot.
A bankkal osszekottetesben
levo ekszeriizletb6l akkor lepett
be egy Wild nevezetu fatal
oras, aki csak OF honappal ez-
el6tt jott ki Nemetorszagb6l.
A banditak abban a hiszemben,
hogy a fiatalernber a tulajdo-
nos fla, ARA kenyszeritettek,
hogy veiiik menjen. Ket autoban
robogtak aztan el Sharonon ke-
resztul Youngstown fele.
TIT a SIT. Erzsebet korhaz
elott elbocsatottak nemet fiut;
(akis aztau teIsloaalt EaEErelbe. -
A rend6rseg emberei AIT hi
SILK, h6gy banditaknak
Youngstownban cinkostarsai lax
max. Es lit is nagyban folyik
a nyomozas.
A bank kara megterul biztosi-
tas utjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
AZ UTOLS0 PIKN|k
A BARTA ERD0BEN

Most vasarnap, september II
en- tartjak a West Sidei Polgari-
es Sport Korok az ev utolso
pikniket a mindenki altal jol
ismert Barta-fele erd6ben. A
rendezo bizottsag mindent elko-
vetett, hogy mindenki, ali elton,
jol fog mulatni A zenet Orosz
Ferenc es az 3 Radio Zene-
kara fogja szolgaltatni delutan
2 oral kezdettel. Automobillal
fogjuk szallitani XII mindazokat,
akik szandekoznak kimenni a
piknikre Magyar Haztol. Es
vissza is lesznek sza1litva.
A is zenehez lesz jo etel es
inni valo is, jo hazai toltott
kaposzta, kulonfele siitemenyek.
IA belepo jegy csekely 10 cent
lesz es az .ennivaloknak is oily;
jutanyos lesz az ara, mint az
el1nult pikniken. Tehat elvarjuk
a Youngstown Is kornyeke ossz-
magyarsagat ere az evzaro pix
nikre, me1ynek a teljes haszna
a West Sidei Magyar Haznak
a javara lesz forditva. Lesz ku-
korica Is virsli sites is.
Lengyel Peter, elnok
Barta Sandor, elnok,
Uray Karoly, titkar
Lengyel G. Lajos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
Macy kEvEREDe
4 CHARTER kljRUL
A republicans p4rt egy rt
sze q charter ellen van.
A Demokrat&k IneIIette
vannak. Meg neln bixto, |,
h0gy szavazas ala keriil

Lemon, a varosi tanacs jegy-
z6je kedden atnyujtotta 4 va
lasztasi tanacsnak (board of
election) Taxpayers League
mintegy $500 alairasos kervk-
nyet, amelyben k6vetelik, hogy
bocsassak szavazas ala novem-
Der zen ait kerdest, hogy
kivan-e Youngstown megmarad-
nj a charter kormanyforma mel
lett vagy pedig visszater 4 r4ei
kormanyformahoz, amely 1924
el6tt volt ervenyben.
A Republicans part egy re-
sze, amely fogat csikorgatja,
hogy a mostani partonkivuli va
rosi va1asztasi rendszer alatt
mar ket demokratat valasztot-
tax polgarmesternek, ARA akar-
ia szoritani Barnum republika-
nus partelnokot, hogy a Repub-
likanus part jojjon XII egesz SEER
vezetevel charter e1dobasa
mellett.
A Demokrata part neveben
Farrell partelnok maris kijelen-
tette, hogy ha a republikanusok
partoljak a charter eldobasat,
ugy az egesz demokrata SEER
vezet charter megtartasanak
erdekeben fog harcba rneni,i
InSgy ns6d sssiise -
Neves igyvedek, koztuk ma
ga Barnum is, nagy ketkedes-
sci fogadtak a megsemmisitesi
kerveny szoveget, amely egesz
biztosan birosag ele fog kerul-
nj. Ugyanis szoveg szerint q
charter kormanyforma az ev vs.
gevel megsziinne. Viszont Moore
polgarmestert negy eyre yalasz-
tottak meg Is mostani rend-
seer szerint valasztanak varosi
tanacsosokat most novemberben
ket eyre. Ha charter ellensegei
nyernenek, nem lenne Yougs-
towban semmifele varosi kor-s
many, inert a szavazas ala bocsa-
tando szoveg mem gondoskodikl
valasztasokrdl, hogy ii kor-.
manyt lehessen alkotni a regia
forrna szerint.
Az amerikai ere ait szokta.
mondani, hogy Sweet Mess.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14

Foly6 evi szeptember h6 ~,
z8, %, Is 50. napokon hitkoz-
segiink nagyszabasu bazart rem
dez a templom javara a templom
alatti tagas termeben a Maho-
ming Avenuen: Al bazarra nagy
el6keszuletek toffsnnek. A hit
kozseg minden ieles tagja a ba-
zar lebonyolitasafa szenteli ide-
jet, erejet; joaksratat. A hit
kozseg apraja-nagyja kez a kez
ben keszul az estekre, melyeken
sok minden lesz sorsolva kis
penzosszegekert. A gyermekek-
mex rs lesz szorakozasuk: penny
ert Ok is nyerhetnek "szeren-
csc fell eszkozok segitsegeve1.
Minden magyar testvert szere-
tettel hivunk meg mar jo elore a
fent jelzett estekre, melyekr6l
meg trunk.
Egy kis igazitast kell lit esq
kozolniink. Ugyanis AIT jeleztuk
az elobbi hirdeteseinkben, hogy
september 2o-en pihenunk Is
oktober. elsejen fogjuk befejezni
a bazart. De tekintettel ARA
hogy mi az egyiittmiikodes en-
berei vagyunk az oktober cl-
sejet efvetjiik, heyette a pihe-
nesnek szant napot felhasznal-
| juk a bazarnak tnvabb va1o bo-
nyolitasara, inert oktober else
ien a Magyar Haz bankettje le-
ven, mi is oft akarunk lenni.
Szoval, oktober elseje helyett
september 2o-en hasznaljuk fel
a bazarnak tovabb valo vitelere.
A bazart elozoleg nyero sza-
mokkal ellatott konyvecskeket
adunk el $l.oO-ert, azaz egy dol
larert, melyg sz5tsakkal nyerhet'
nj egy baranyt, egy nalacot &
egy paplant. Kivalo nyerenls
lnyek olcso aron! Ri ne szeretne
oket birni? Minden magyar bizo
nyara. Hat mem kell egyeb eh.
hez, mint megvenni a konyvecs.
ket Is varni a huzast. A kony.
vecskeket mar aruljak; szeper
| fogynak. Hiyeinknek kollek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
VERHOVAY 1os.

Beteg tagok: Radnoty Pal,
Massilon, O. Hotter Andras, 21l
Edward St. Hoffer. Karolyne, Al
Rhoda Ave. Vas Istvan, u Pal
mer Ave. Szarka Janos, 321
Pasadena Ave. Hanko Margit
2037 So. Height Ave. Gonczi
Andrasne, 147 Cortland St
Campbell, O., jelenleg Sharon
korhaz. Doka Sandorne, $40
Mabel Ave, jelenleg City kor-
haz. Szuhy Janos, 268 E. Avon
dale Ave.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten-
do. Cine: 21l Edward St. Te-
1efon szam 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
REF. EGYLET

"A Youngstown, O. Magyar
Reformatus Betegsegelyz6 Egy-
letnel E heten beteg tag D6ka
Sandorne, jelenleg varosi k6r-
hazban. Keretnek a betegla-
togat6k, hogy 4 naluk jelent6
.betegeket jelentsek titkarnal.
610 Mabel Ave.
Menyhtrt Janos
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
A MAGYAR DEMOKRATA
CLUB NEPGYULEST TART


F. evi september no 24-en,
vasarnap delutan 3 orakor a
Scent Istvan Otthonban, Will
son Ave. es Queen St. sarkan, a
melyre az osszmagyarsagot tisz-
telettel meghivjuk. A mai hely-
zetr6l es a hazak kolcsoneinelS
kornany altal leendo atvetele
rol teljes felvilagositast kap min
denki. A gyiiles utan kis szora-
kozasrol gondoskodunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-14
SENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink: Hoffer And
ras, Hanko Margit, Vas Istvan
Is Id. Szuki Janos 268 Avon
dale Ave. Betegseg a titkarnal
jelentend5 1906 Oak St. Tele-
fon 3086o.
G6ber Janos, titkar.