davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-05-27
FIFTH PRECINCT BOXER
VICTOR DESPITE INJURY
Vernis Absher, Jr, Erroneously
Reported Beaten by Ollie Nor
gan in Interclub Bout,

Not only did Vernis Absher. IT,.
Is. win his boxing bout with Ollie
Morgan. l6, Friday night at the Fifth
Precinct Boys Club-he won it with
a dislocated jaw
The Star enormously credited the
victory to Morgan yesterday, but the
Boys Club called to say that it want
ed TO be credited with the victory
since the bout was one of series Of
interclub bouts between the club
and the Merrick Athletic Club.
After his victory, unaware of his
injured jaw. Absher remained for the
remaining bouts when a loose tooth
began to bother him. whereupon he
was sent to Providence Hospital.
where his jaw was found to be dis
located. After treatment he was dis
missed.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Agent Compelled
To Hunt for Men
For Highway Jobs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Public Works Administra-
tion says unemployment isn't
what 1t used to be in at least one
section of the country.
The administration was ad-
vised yesterday that P. Mueller.
business agent for the Laborers'
Union in a district encompassing
the North Shore" towns OF Cook
County, ILL.,, actually had been
on the hunt for men to fill jobs
on two road construction projects
near Glencoe.
Looking for surplus labor at a
public water works mains opera
ton in Wilmette, he told w. s.
Morton, resident inspector engi-
neer, that every available man in
his district was employed.
Morton attributed the showing
to a 30-hour week and P. w. A.
financing.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
HOUSE CUT PROPOSED

A House Of Representatives COM
posed of 96 members, the same size
as the Senate, was proposed in a
resolution which Representative Can
non. Democrat, Of Wisconsin drew
up yesterday for introduction tomor-
row
Cannon would elect two members
at large from each State for four in
stead Of two-year terms.
Why do we need 435 Congressman
when 10 or Is of them lead the others
around by their noses?" Cannon
asked
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Heads Gamma Eta Gamma.

Richard w. Galiher has been elected
president OF Gamma Eta Gamma,
honorary law fraternity, by the
Catholic University Chapter, it was
announced yesterday. Dick Galiher
succeeds George Didden as president,
while Francis Tigani was elected vice
president and John Martin Sari, treas
urer
Evening star., 1934-05-27
new DEAL FAVORED
IN TEN MORE CITIES
One Disapproves as More Incom.
plete Returns Are Gathered
in Straw Vote.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DISPATCH TO The Star.
NEW YORK. May 26-Returns
from II more Eastern cities in the
Literary Digest's Nation wide ballot
show 10 approving and l disapproving
the policies of the Roosevelt admin
stration.
The incomplete returns from these
cities. in answer to the question, DO
You Approve on the Whole the Acts
and Policies of Roosevelts First Year,"
follow:
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Congratulated by Sister.

On the Tooth birthday of Mrs.
Sarah Ann Long of Ryde, Isle of
Wight, the first to congratulate her
was her sister, Miss Louisa Ann Tar
yer, aged 1O1.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
TEACHERS DAY.
|SPROPOSED HERE
Students and Alumni of
Southeastern U. Would
Start National Move.

Paying homage to a group Of men
and women credited with major
share in "molding American citizen
ship" students and alumni Of South
Eastern University have launched a
novel movement to honor the teachers
Of America with "a day."
DR.. James A. Bell, president Of the
niversity-remarking that he owes
huge debt OF gratitude" to a GER
tain teacher of grammar school days
Endorsed the plan yesterday in q
letter suggesting that the first Sum-
day in June be set aside for Teachers
day"
The letter, copies of which were
sent to more than $500 students and
graduates of the institution, suggested
that the day be observed, beginning
next Sunday, by writing letters of
greeting and appreciation to teachers
who have been most instrumental
in preparing them (the authors) to
face life's problems"
Text of Bells Letter.
DR.. Bells letter follows:
"Jot down ON your calendar an
other special day-the first Sunday in
June.
I'VE celebrate Washington's birth
day, Mothers day. Flag day, Decora-
tion day Labor day and Sundry other
days. All are very significant. In
our desire to recognize personages
and events for their true value We
have. however. overlooked a group of
individuals who have contributed
greatly to the upbuilding of a truly
great civilization. They are none
other than our teachers.
In order to do them honor, the
presidents of our senior classes, Mr..
Leon Moore OF the Law School and Mr..
Lloyd Kirby of the Accountancy
School; the president of the Alumni
Association, Miss Nettie Tolson. and
the president elect, Mr. Don Hyland,
are sponsoring plan to honor teachers
on the first Sunday in June Of this
year
Gratitude to Be Voiced.
ITO make this day permanent one.
We are asking our graduates and
students to write letters to teachers
who have been most instrumental in
preparing them to face lifes problems.
We are very desirous of getting large
number Of charter members for this
movement this year. Will you, there
fore, agree to join in writing a little
message OF appreciation to one or
more Of your teachers. whether in
grammar school, high school or COL
lege?
We are preparing special volume
to include the names of those members
who are joining us in promulgating
this plan June ,. If you will ioin,
please drop a card or telephone the
school office. We hope the idea will
grow to national proportions. and
when 1t does the students and gradu-
ates of Southeastern University will
be nappy to know they had a part in
launching so laudable a movement.
Evening star., 1934-05-27
GIRL SCOUT CAMP
ACTIVITY MAPPED
Effort Made to Enable Greater
Number From City to Enjoy
Outdoor Life.

A program of intensified activity
has been mapped for the Summer by
the Girl Scouts Of the District, Mrs
William Floyd Crosby. camp chair
man Of the District Council, said yes
Evening star., 1934-05-27
WOMAN CONVICTED
New Mexico Court to Sentence
Slayer Later.

RATION. N. Mex, May Is P).-
Mrs Ada Mae Vandyke was convicted
today of second-degree murder for
the fatal shooting here Tuesday OF
Albert w. Jones. alias E. w. Wilson.
Mrs Vandyke pleaded selt-defense,
saying she shot Jones after he abused
her and beat her with his fists. She
will be sentenced later.
The Washington times., 1934-10-01
BIG HAWK CAUGHT

INCHES TER, Va, Oct. l
(SpeciaD "A chicken hawk with
a spread of nearly 3 feet from
tip to tip of the wings, caught
with bare hands, was the feat re.
Gently performed by A. E. Baker,
The Washington times., 1934-10-01

At dawn the Pigeons little company beheld an
overturned rowboat, long and narrow, drifting In
toward shore on white-capped waves. Desperately
clinging to the derelict craft was the figure Of Q
boy, apparently too weak to signal or cry out.
The Washington times., 1934-10-01

The Pigeons boat was quickly launched. solvos
and Tom Coakley got into 1t and made of through
rough water toward the drifting boat When they
reached their objective, they thought the drifting
boy dead, he lay 90 quiet and unregponSive.
The Washington times., 1934-10-01

In q storm off the coast Of Peru the little sloop
Pigeon sought refuge In the lee Of small rocky
island. There was some slight protection from the
angry Pacific here, but It was necessary to cast
anchor.
The Washington times., 1934-10-01

The Greek sailor, always alert in a rescue dved
into the water, swan to the upturned boat, and
brought In the victim proudly. The boy, who was
blond, about fifteen, was almost gone with exhaus-
ton and long exposure.
Evening star., 1934-10-12
WELFARE EXPERTS
PEER into FUTURE
0verproduction Blamed for
Worlds Ills at Meeting
of Case Workers.

Forecasts into the future world OF
economies and solutions of problems
: of the present social system were
made last night at the Wardman
Park Hotel by two eminent authori-
ties on the psychology of public well
fare and on the philosophy of relief.
The speakers were DR.. Erich Fromm
of Geneva, Switzerland, and Miss
Dorothy c. Kahn. executive director
of the Philadelphia County Relief
Board, both officials in the Regional
Institute Conference of the Family
Welfare Association of America,
meeting here today and tomorrow
Speaking before some $50 dele
gates from the Middle Atlantic States,
gathered here to map out case work
plans in emergency relief this Winter,
DR.. Fromm told the group that since
I the early sixteenth century man has
had to fulfill a social obligation and
was judged by the amount of work
he did.
Hits Work Philosophy.
"For the first time in history, man.
kind had to put all his energy into
work. Therefore, his social obliga-
ton was being a success. Thus, in
fulfilling his moral and ethical duty
to society, production has scared,
prices have dropped and the world
today is still handicapped by this
ancient philosophy that says that
man must work before he is entitled
to happiness" DR.. FrQmm pointed out.
THE so-called depression has hit
decisive blow upon this Puritan be-
lief, and those who expect to cope with
the conditions of the future must re-
place this belief with the inevitable
philosophy that happiness is the goal
Of humanity Il
Miss Kahn, after being introduced
by Miss BetSey Libbey, chairman, pre-
sented a picture of the world in 1850
and described how the conditions
where public welfare played an i'm
poEtant part ha6 been brought about.
Solutions to Be Studied.
During the conference today. series
of round tables" will be conducted
in which the delegates will pool their
solutions for emergency relief, and at
noon tomorrow these solutions will be
discussed and plans for case work and
family relief will be outlined.
DR.. Fromm, in the United States to
study family welfare work, will return
to Europe soon to confer with Euro
pean leaders in the adoption of uni
Versal relief program as a solution to
the worlds economic problems.
Evening star., 1934-10-12
GASOLINE PRICES
DROP TWO CENTS
Reduction to 14.S Cents a Gallon
Here Laid to 0verproduction
in East Texas Field.

A reduction Of 2 cents q gallon
in the retail price Of gasoline was
in effect today at all Washington
stations.
The cut, ordered by the major COM
panies and effective throughout the
Atlantic Coast States, is said to be
the result of recent overproduction
in the East Texas oil fields.
Dealers here said there was no hint
of price. war in the reduction, but
that 1t was merely a routine" re-
duction to counteract the oversupply.
All major companies and their
afiliated distributors are charging
14.8 cents for standard gasoline and
1853 cents for high test fuel. Dealers
in unbranded gasoline are selling for
1873 cents.
Evening star., 1934-10-12

pendent dealers and major oil COM
panieS.
Reductions ranging from half a
cent to 2 cents gallon were an
nounced yesterday in various cities,
with the conclusion of an agreement
under which large firms had allowed
Evening star., 1934-10-12
Dies Reading of Ball Game.

MINNEAPOLIS. October IL OP).-
Fred Benika, 72, of Detroit, fell from
q bench on which he sat reading an
account of the final world series game
yesterday and died. The coroner said
heart disease caused death.
Evening star., 1934-10-12

non-advertising independents to un-
dersell them ! cent gallon on
regular grade gasoline.
At Baltimore a retail reduction Of
cents a gallon yesterday followed
similar cut the day before on tank
wagon prices,
Evening star., 1934-10-12

ment at Culver Stockton College, Can
ton, Mo, yesterday was elected presi-
dent of william Woods College for
Women here to succeed the late DR..
E. r. Cockrell.
Evening star., 1934-10-12

CHICAGO, III, October II (P.-
Automobile drivers in the Midwest
and scattered points in other parts
of the country hurried to filling sta
tions to take advantage of new low
gasoline prices, the result of the latest
renewal of the feud between inde-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
Schodza v zaujme
Slovenske eho Dina
Zastupcovia a sastupkyne spoil
kov q klubov 81 pozvani ma
sch6dxu v utorok ve6er do Slko-
" osady sv. oyrila q Metoda.

Sch6dza Okresneho Sboru
Sboru Slow Ligy a slovenskych
spolkov a klubov v zalezitosti
IA. Slovenskeho Dna odbyvat'
sa bude ma utorok, 10. jdna We.
Ger v skole osady sv. Cyrila q
Metoda. Prosfme vsetky sloven.
ske spolky kluby, muzske
zenske, aby vyslaly svojich "a
stupcov a zastupkyne. Tiez vse
tel vybornici a pracovnici Slo
venskeho Dina mech sa dostavia
Bud1 prejednane vazne otazky
a podane zpravy vyborov. Ktt
ma dobry navrh, mech no pred
nesie ma tejto -sch6dzi.
s ictou
Andrej Palsn5&r, predseds
Andrej J. Hamr&lk, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
PROF. @. D. LAYIM MA
RREDNAKU o DANIAUH

Professor Clarence Il. Laylin
Ohio State University bude
prednasat ma verejnom shroma-
zdenf Youngstown League Of
Women Voters pondelok, Is.
j1na presne o IL. hodine ma po-
ludnie vo Y. M. G. A. budove.
Jeho predmetom bude HOdane-
ME v Ohio.
Prof. Laylin je jednym 2 maj
lepsich znalcov tohto predmetu
v State, . jeho prednaSka je
vePmi casova a zaujimava.
Kaxdy, kto sa zaujima Q We
refine veci asvoje dobro, by NAL
vypocut' prednasku, ktork bude
spojena s luncom. O miesto ma
prednasku mozno 50 prihl&sit'
vo YMCA, telefon 44201.
Predsedkynou igy ie PAM
Rebecca Fordyce Gayton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

Ma t1to nedel'u, II. j1na,
Rev. Cyril j. Kramar, Is N.
Lakeview Ave-, bude vysvateny
"a knaza ma seminar Catholic
Foreign Mission Society Of A.
merica, v Maryknoll N. Y,
Most Rev. Jameson Anthonym
Walshom, M. NJ, D. D. gene.
ralnym superiorom. Sedemnast'
inych seminaristov bude tam
vysvatene v tom istom case.
Rev. Kramar bude spievat'
svoju prvd vel'kd sv. omsu v
kostole osady Mena Jedis v ne
del'u, "a. jdna o 1890 rano.
Pred vstdpenim do Mary
knoll Foreign Mission Society,
Rev. Kramar chodil do skoly
sv. Cyrila a Metoda tuna, do
South High School tiez tuna q
do kolegiumu sv. Prokopa v
bisle, Ill. Cd 1888 pracoval
u Carnegie Steel Co. a cd 1928
do 1924 Dol v Akademii Dra-
matickych Umenf,, Carnegie
Hall, New York City. Boil tiez
organistem v rozmanitych do
bach v kostole Mena Jezis, sv.
Mateja, sv. Petra a Pavla a sv.
Cyrila a Metoda v Youngstown.
Rev. Kramar uz ma pridele.
ne dzemie pre- svoju misijnd
pracu v Maryknoll Apostolskej
Prefektdre Peng Yang v Ko.
rey. Toto tzemie ma asi $4,000
stvorocnych mfl' lezf v seve.
rozapade tohto polostrova. By.
va tam poltret a miliona dust
z mich je 1900 katolikov. s
Rev. Kramarom bude tam diva
dsat'styri Maryknoll knazov.
styria Maryknoll bratia a sest
mast Maryknoll sestier, pod
yedenim Rt. Rev. Msgr. John
e. Morris, M. M, z Fall River
Mass.
Rev. Kramar odcestuje dc
Korey 20. julia New Yorku
Pred odchodom bud1 ceremonit
4 " Maryknoll. Ini misionari ,
toho seminaru pojdu do juxne.
Cipy, Mandzdrie. Korey a ia
ponska.
Rev. Kramar je synom dobrt
zn&meho Slovaka p. Martins
Kramara a manzelky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
Vel'ks vyznacen
slovenskeh 1s
Jo3ko 0ravec 20 Nkoly H.
Ills najlepdfm xakom =
ktch graduantov osadn
xk6l. #

Jozef Oravec, 14-rocn5 q
Jozefa Oravca a jeho mau N
pani Alzbety Oravec : Z. 11 4
Maryland Ave. vyzna9il = = 8
najlepsf ziak z najlepdfel
.koy yaetk5ch .osadnteh =
youngstownskom dekan<te y y
zvlastnych skdskach, od & q
nfch 2. jlna. Tychto ~ E Il
z1castnilo sa LOG najlepSfeh
kov-graduantov okolittch k0
lickych sk6l mas mladf Glo
yak vysiel z mich Co prvf. ~
odmenu dostane zdarma xfn<-
bu scholarship vo vSetktoh
styroch rocnikoch UrsulineE
High School v YoungstoSn
Certifikat obdrzal IL. j1na ~
graduacnej slavnosti tejto ~
Sci skoly tu. v Palace
vadle. Bol on jediny SIox
ktory ma skdskach zvft'axil. MI
druhom mieste bolo dievGa M
st. COLUMBIA skoly, tretim HI
chlapec stvrtym dievca - t.
Patrick skoly..
Jozko Oravec gradnoval NJ
slovenskej skoly osady najgs.
Mena Jezis ma Steelton, kde ~
duchovnym Rev. St. KociS ! MI -
ucujd vel. sestry Ursulinky. net
vzdy vybornym ziakom q p q
dobrym Slovakom, ako isho
tee, znamy spolkovy praco1
Jozkovi srdecne gratului y
a prajeme mu zdaru v al leh'
st1diach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
Sheet e Tube Co.
postavi novy mlyn
Al Carnegie Steel 90. pl&nuje
postavit' jeden v McDonald.

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. zacala prfpravne prace ma
postavenie noveho, 10 million
dolaroveho oceliarskeho mlynu
ma vyrobu sirokeho ocel'ovkho
plechu Continuous strip mill)
Bude to prvy toho druhu tuna
a postaveny bude v Campbell.
Stavba mlynu potrva asi desat'
mesiacov. Novy mlyn bude
vyrabat' plech pre- move Stroke
automobilove blatniky a tiez
pre- romantic inc veci, ako rd-
ry atd'.
Ia postavenie tohto mlynu v
Youngstown zasluhu ma prezi-
dent Sheet and Tube Co., Frank
Purnell, ktory nastojil, aby ten
mlyn Dol tuna a ME ' Chicagu,
kde ho chcei daktorf direktori
mat. Mr.. Purnell potion este
siel do u. s. Steel Corp, ked'
sa doznal, ze al ona zamysl'a
stavat' taky mlyn, a prehovoril
ju, ably mlyn postavila tuna. A
poelva sa, ze korporacia posta-
vi. ten mlyn v blfzkom McDo.
nald.
Mlyn Sheet and Tube Com
pany bude mat kapacitu 72O,-
900 ton rocne.
Postavenie. takychto dvoch
mlynov v youngstownskom di-
strikte bude mat blahodarne
nasledky Y ka1dom OIL 'ade.
Bude Wac prace, Wac obchodu,
Wac hodnoty domov, Wac oby-
vatel'stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
Hry ma nedel u

s. Hry ma nodel'u
Najvyznamnejsia hra ma ne
del'u bude vo Farrell medzi ca
tou Wooden Shoes a Farrell
eanmi. Wooden Shoes cata do
sial' porazena nebola a Farrell
len raz. Ak Wooden Shoes pre-
hraj1, potom ma prvom mieste
.bud1 tri caty: Wooden Shoes,
Farrell cata Mena Jezis.
Cata st. Mary 20 Steelton
bude hrat' S catou najsv. Tro.
jice v Struthers. ...
Strutherskf Slovaci catou
Mena Jezis ma Borts.
Haselton campbellskymi
Slovakmi ma Lotus.
Hubbard Lansingville ma
Shady run.
Cata sv. Petra a Pavla s war
renskymi Slov6kmi vo Warren
(Dokoncenie ma 3. strane.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
TRAJA sLoVACI DO
STATNEJ .zkKoNoDARsR

Traja clevelandskf Slov&ci i
d1 sa uchadzat' 0 nomin&ciu "a
poslancov do statnej z&konodar-
ne. Jednym je p. Frantisek T..
Picklow, druhym p. Stefan
Hros (Ross), ktorf ca uch&dzajd
o republikansku nomin&ciu q
tretim p. Stefan A. Zona, ktort
50 uchAdza demokratick6 no
min&ciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
Pani K. Thurik,
pionierka, umrela
Vypustila svoju sl'achetnd du-
su vo stvrtok vecer min. tyzdna.

Celia slovenska Mahoning do
lima bola zial'ne prekvapena
mad zpravou,. ze pani Katarina
Thurik, manzelka p. jana Thu
rika, SLOW. maliara, (. 1927 E.
Indianola Ave-, zomrela Z. jd-
ma ve6er o $50 Y Youngstown
Hospital ma South Side 70 We
ku 81 rokov.
Neboha bola jednou z najcin-
nejsich osadniciek sv. Mateja
na Lansingville a jedpou z pio-
nierok slovenskych na Maho-
ming doline. Nebolo skoro diva
dla osade, ' ktorom by nebo-
la 6cinkovala. Bola spoluzakla-
datel'kou osady sv. Gyrila a
Metoda a tiez osady sv. Mate
ia. V Youngstowne byvala 43
rokov. Bola ddkynou Olt&rne-
ho q Ruzencoyeho Spolku pri
osade sv. Mateja, Spolku sv.
Alsbety, G. 161. '1KSzJ., Odbo-
ru Ziveny Spolku sy. Jozefa,
G. 731. IKSJ.
Oplakava ju manzel Jan, dee
ry pani Janova Repasky, vel.
sestra A. Metoda " kl&Store
Ursuliniek, pani Jozefova ia
vorskt = synovia Jozef a And.
rel ako al JIG vndcat.
Pohrab Dol Y pondelok rano
: domu sm6tku chramu sv;
Mateja. Pohrabne obrady vyko.
nal Rev. Franti5ek Kozelek. Po.
chovana bola ma Calvary cinto.
rfne.
Mech odpocfva Y pokoi q
rmdtend rodinu mech Bob po
teSf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
25-rocn& jub1
f. S. Z. Je


sestry Gsla 50. ~.
Jednoty Y Youngsto1
odbyyvat' 25-rocne jubi1
lozenia Ev. zenskej Jsin
nedel'u, II. jdna ve6er :
dine skolskei micstno1
kostolom ev. crkve "Jin
Je to ma rohu Mahani
Whitney Aves.
Povolavame vsetky 6d
tiez al vsetkych Slovf1
Youngstown q okoliee. Pff <
nami tento vecierok osllSfl
dete vsetci vftanf.
Budeme mat bohatt pa 1l|l -
a chutne zakusky. Vstupn ~
de 25c pre- dospelych : 16
tov pre- dietky.
Anna Sherfa
predsed y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
PAN HOSA sLOzu.
DETEKTfvsKU sKtSKU

Pan Jozef Hosa, slovenskt
policajt mesta Youngstown
slozil po tieto dni detektfvsku
skhSku $ vysokym gradom. GO
detektivov a policajtov 1castni.
10 sa tejto skhsky, ma ktorej
styria detektfvi prepadi. Pan
Hosa Dol u6 detektfvom, ale no
terajsia administrators preloM-
Ia medsi policajtov. Ufame, h
bude xnovu vradent medxi de
tektfvov, ked'ze vzdy NAL do
bry rekord a 70 skdsky vysiel
60 jeden 2 najlepsfch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
Ma utorok jeDen
K. Zen. Jednoty
Vo vtrocie smrti hl. predsedky-
nj FrantiSky 6. Jakabtinovej
sltxen& bude sl&vnostn& sv. O.
mSa Y chr&me Mena Jexis "a
prftomnosti hl. tradnfciek q
6lenstva : celej okolice. Potom
abude obed Y auditoriume osady
W 6ena JexiS.

Ma utorok, 10. j1na sloven-
ska Mahoning dolina bude ja-
piskom nebyvalej udalosti. Pri-
de sem cely hlavny trad I. K.
s. Zenskej Jednoty vzdat' svo-
ju lctu pamiatke nebohej pani
Frantisky G. Jakabcinovej. hi.
predsedkyni, ktora pred rokom
ga odobrala ma vecnost' a pri-
du sem povzbudit' clenstvo z.
j. k praci "a t1to mohutn1.
skoro 10000 -Glenov1 organiza.
ciu slovenskych katolfckych
lien. r..
Slavnostn1 sv. omsu "a 20.
mreld PAM Jakabcinovd bude
sldzit' o 10. hod. rano v chra-
me osady Mena Jezis Rev. St.
Kocis. hi. duchovny IKSZJ
Jahnom bude Rev. Ivan Kramo-
ris, O.S.B., redaktor "zenskej
Jednoty" a podjahnom Rev.
Jan Hreha, kaplan osady Mena
Jezis. Okrem hi. 1radniciek, sv.
omse sa z1castni clenstvo 70
vsetkych miestnych okolitych
3fsiel IKSzJ. a / 3
Po .sv. omsi intestine, cisla z
J. rripravia obed ma, pocest' hi
dradnfciek v auditoriume osady
Mena Jezis a z1castnia sa no,
] iradnfcky a clenkyne okoli.
tych cisiel. Pc obede HI. lrad
nfcky prednesd poucne reci (
vyzname zenskej Jednoty PR
slovenskd zenu, pre- cirkev 8
pre- narod a dane budd rozliGnt
vysvetlenia, ako treba praco
vat lsza d'alsi vzrast tejto or
ganizacie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

Torok, znamy pozemkes
gent, pre- ktoreho obchc
N. s. s. mimoriadnu
ciu, podal Dol ' najvy
de statu New York xalo
ii N. s. s. na zaplatsi
600. : ktorfch 415 O. u
prfst' jemu ! ~, ,Ooo
buznej. Tieto peniase o
este Cd byv. Al. dradn
Setrujdci y5bor vyhre
zkkax proti vyplat
neboly vyplat
vySSf s6d ~
jednkyat g,lS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

Uroda pSenice v Spojenych
St6toch odhAdnuta bola 1. jt-
ma ma 500 miliconv buSlov, . to
400 milionov bu1lov oziminovej
. 100 milionov bu5lov jarnej
psenice. Ked'xe rocn4 spotrebs
pxenice \ spoj. St6toch je me.
dsi 500 . 500 milionpv bu5lov,
= ked,Ee este mime ! lanskei
pSenice okolo 200 milionov bu'
Aoy, MET 1isdnycl pbfy, shy
~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
So2 KosroLov "A
xRU5BSH ZIoKOV

Potomac Synoda reformova-
nej cirkve pri zastfpenf 302 ko-
stolov 2 Marylandu vyniesla re-
zol1ciu. ' ktorej xiada Sru6enie
kapitalizmu ' Spojentch Sta
toch a zavedenie yyroby bex
zisku. Y rezoldcii stojf: "Ka-
pitalizmus musi byt' odstrAne.
NJ, aby svst6 lkska mohla pa
novat'." Proti rezol6cii Dol len
aieden jjedif Has, 6ynoda q
ell lf :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
zIADosTI o PENZIU
BUDt sKORO PRIJfa6ANE

Ziadosti starobn1 penziu
budd az mono prijiman6 ma
pondelok, oznamil dr.. AM. Ro-
senblum, predseda penzijneho
vyboru pre- Mahoning okres. Y
tieto dni vymenovanf boil pra-
covnfci do 1radovne, ktorf bu-
dd vypisovat' ziadosti. Uradov-
la penzijneho vyboru je Y City
hall. Prijfmanie xiadostf bude
este ozn&men& ' novin&ch.