davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
VOLLtOM DO 4. WARDY
Y OAMPBEILa

Vo 4. warde, prisinkt &c de-
mokratickym kandidatom n
prisinktoveho vybornika je do.
bre znamy slovensky pracovnik
p. Andrej J. Hamrak, ktoreho
odpordcame ct. volicom Slov&-
kom a Slovanom do priazne.
Treba nam VOLT vSade, kde
sl nasi volicia svojich Iudi "A
prisinktovych vybornikov, lebo
len tax dosiahneme politickeho
vlivu. Hlasujme tedy ma vset.
kych naSich kandidatov do w.
borrow politickych stran.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10

Druhy Jednotarsky Den y.
kresu Mahoning q Shenango do
lin I. K. s. j. odbyyvat' sa bude
ma 10. augusta. Ma programe s1
reei hi. predsedu KJ. p. Adama
Podkrivackeho, hi. podpredsedu
p. Jozefa G. Vascaka, hi. 1etov-
nfka p. Jana Sabola, hi. nacelni-
ka p. Mat 'asovskeho, khazov a
povolanf boil "a recnfkov ma
yon. Franek z Farrell a mayor
Roberts 20 Struthers.
Bude zahrana vel l'ka baseba-
Iowa hra medzi campionmi tu-
najzieho Okresu, Steeltonom .
silnou strutherskou catou. Cam
pioni . Ohicagu, eata sv. Ste
fana, bude hrat' so Steeltonom
vsobotu, 18. augusta ma Borts
hrisku. Chicagska cata pride
sem $ hi. predsedom a bude sa
hrat' 0 campionstvo Jednoty.
Ma Jednot6rskom Dni bude
po baseballovej hre sokolsk6
cvicenie. Sokoli Jednoty bud1
cvicit sletove cvi6by, axe bud1
prevedene ma hlavnom slete v
Clevelande poeas konvencie.
Tiez ma Jednotarskom Dni bu-
de znamenita hudba k tancu az
do polnoci. 0 zakusky a napoje
bude postarane.
Tento Jednotarsky Den bnde
/ toho roku ma pozemkoch osa-
dy najsv Trojice v Struthers.
Tam, kde hrAvajI baseball Ca
ty Slovenskej lfgy. Slovenske O.
becenstvo je NJ teraz srdecne
pozvane ma t1to vyrocn1 slav-
most JednotArov.
Tajomnfk Okresn, p. Jan B.
Hassay xiada v3etktch zastup-
GOV 6isiel Y Okrese, aby prisli
ma sch6dzu, ktor4 a. bude cd.
b5vat' teraz v sobotu vecer '
Skole osady sv. Cyrila . Metoda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
WILLIAM GLASS
IA STATNEHO PosT.A1 -

Slovenskf republican, n Mn
honing okrese maj1 prilekif
nominovat "a poslanca do f
nej zakonodarne jedneho = Ell
bre znamych slovansktch p; u
covnfkov ma Mahoning dolino
sice p. Williama Glass. pol
no rodaka, ktory sa tn naro
pred 20. rokmi a cd narOd
tn zil a pracoval medzi na1pi
Pan Glass boil endozn VI
Slovenskou Politickou Ee M
ciou. On je ma poslanectx ~
sobily, lebo ma dobr6 x
vzdelanie. Chodil do w
ly, obchodnej skoly AZ 90
umu. Nateraz zastupuje
druhy termin 6rad
Coitsville Township. N Vtc
rade 0amestn&va Slows
pade zvolenia "a poslano
sa snazit' dostat' St&tnu N y
nj pracu Slovanom. Je
Mahoning County Bo1x @
Health diStriktu nls
klu!bov, ako al pol 'slkej
sv. jana ma Warhnnst
naty a danovnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
DANIEL Z. MORGAN
"A QUVERNERA

Daniel p. Morgan Dol sprav-
com mesta Cevelandu, kde sa
vyborne osvedcil ako vykonnt
ldradnik. Ia jeho 1radovania j
hodne Slov&kov dostalo pracu
pri meste. Morgan je republi-
kanskym kandidAtom q odpord-
"a no Sl0vensk& Politick4 Fe-
deracia Y Mahoning okrese.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
HITLER sTREsTAL NovINY
PRE- URAzKU MAsARYKA

Adolf Hitler suspendoval w.
davanie protizidovskeho tyzden-
nika "Stuermer" ma diva tyz-
dne preto, lebo casopis uverej-
nil clanok, v ktorom bolo lto-
Gene ma Tomasa Masaryka, pre-
zidenta OSR. Casopis pisal, ze
Masaryka splodil lid.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
v CINE JE HAD

Nasledkom vel'kej suchoty,
milionom Gihanov hron hlado-
NOR. Sedliaci ' provincii AMI
wei ux teraz jedia len k6ru 90
stromov. Suchota znicila 6rodu
v Styroch vel'kych provinciach
strednej Ciny, Y ktorych btva
vyse SO milionov obyvatel'ov.
y jninei . severnej Cine napro-
ii tomu povodne sni1ily .lirodu,
tak1e j tam hrod hlad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
NEWTON STEEL Ease
ZASTAVII.A PRACU

Newton Steel Co. v Newton
Falls Ease zastavila pracu v
svojich dielnach, vyhodiac z ro-
boty okolo 700 l'udf.. Tovaren
stala "a tri roxy a zacala pra.
covat' 10. februara. Mnohf OBJ
chodnfci, ktorf 81 tam otvorili
obchody, utrpia vel'ke ztraty.
Viaceri robotnfci odisli do Mon
roe, Mich, kde ma spolocnost'
tiez tovareh a kde sa pracuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10

TAX ga banket skonGil. Vecer
bola cite hostinka Y dome ro-
dicov primicianta, p. Michala
Humenskeho a jeho manxelky
ma Midland Ave.
Rev. Humenskt, .. D, Dol Y
pondelok ma audiencii a osvp,
biskupa Schrembsa y ClereaAn-
de.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
GEN. MOTORS PI.ATf
EXTRA DlVIDENDY

General Motors Corporation
vyplatf $32, ,625, 10000 svojim &.
eastinArom ' riadnych q ekstra
dividend&ch. Riadna dividends
je 25c na 6castinu . ekstra SOC
ma 6castinu. T6to korporAcia
platf tedy elkstra tn6n6 dividen-
dy ' case, ked' jej robotnfctvo
trpf neEazasstnanost' 'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
ZLATf PoKI.AD BOT.
ODVEZENH Z KAI.IEORNH

Tajomnfk pokladu Spoj. Sta
tov, Morgenthau oznamil, ze
dal odvient' 70 San Francisco
do Denver, Colo. slata "a pol
druha biliona dolarov. Toto
zlato bolo vraj odvezen6 preto,
ze 50 ' San Franciscp nd&vajd
8 6asu na Gas zemetrasenia.
Prav6 prf6ina bude akiste ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
FRANK EBER "A
OKREs. K0n6IsARA

Frank Eber, mattel obchodu
8 drogeriou, je demo3ratickt I'm
kandid&tom ma trad okresn6ho
komis6ra. Ponajd no mnohf
Slov&ei ! slovenak& PolitickA
Fedsr6cia 10 odpor6da,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10

Statny poslanec Earl D. Haef-
ner uchadza sa O znovuzvolenie
Ia zaklade svojho rekordu,
prajneho robotnictvu. On je "a
poistenie robotnictva proti ne
zamestnanosti a je povodcom
zakona proti habaniu mzdy ro-
botnikov skvajermi. Podal mno-
he inc osozne predlohy, ktore
boly prijate. Jeden jeho zako-
nov uspori statu rocne $137, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Mnoho naroda ma primiciach bankete
Rev. Jana Humenskeho, D. D. nedel'u
Kosto Dol prepnent banete pomns vse osob Rev.
Kramoris 0SB Dol arc knazom Rev. NGchal Jasko O.
B. jahnom Rev. James Yavorsly podahnom Rev Stefan
KoGix NAL rasnu k&zen

I'll pEVu SNOJu S1dVuOSLuu OSs "
msu Y chrame najsv. Mena Jezis
Rev. Jan Humensky, D. D. "a
vel 'kej dcasti osadnikov q pria-
tel'ov Humenskych. Mlady knaz
vysvateny bol ma kna1stvo este
pred dvoma rokmi v Rlmey ale
zostal tam, aIby dosiahol d'alsi-
mi st1diami doktorat teologie,
ktory al obdrzal 10. julia toho
roku. Do Youngstown sa vra-
til len par dnami pred primici-
ami.
Ked' vystdpil rano z fairy, Dol
srdecne privftany v meme osady
a potom kracal "a procession do
kostola, do ktoreho ako chlapec
chodieval, ably sldzil v nom svo-
ju prv1 slavnostnt sy. omsu a
udelil svoje knazske pozehnanie
veriacim. Pri sv. omsi arcikna-
zom Dol Rev. Ivan Kramoris, O.
S. B. a redaktor "zenskej jed
noty" z Clevelandu; jahnom Dol
Rev. Michal Jasko, O.S.B. tiez
Clevelandu a podjahnom Rev.
James A. Yavorsky z Lake
wood, ktory len nedavno NAL
tu v chrame sv. Cyrila a Meto.
da svoje primicie: Krasnu Ia.
zen NAL duchovny otec primi
cianta a osady Mena Jezis, Rev
St. Koeis. Pc sv. omsi primici-
ant udelil knazske pozehnanie
veriacim.
Pc kostole Dol banket, pripra'
veny k pocte noveho knaza
Vel'ka sien skoly bola zaplnens
do posledneho miesta, takze DO
10 tam iste 600 osob. Medzi pr1
tomnymi boil mnohi knazi j We
lebne sestry. Pc znamenitom o
bede, aky len Slovenky vedis
pripravit', povstal domaci du
chovny, Rev. Kocis, ktory maj
PRIV pod 'akoval panu Michalo'
vi Piroskovi "a hudbu, kym ne
odisiel z javiska. mo on potion
zostal i 8 hudobnikmi a hra]
medzi recnenfm.) Potom vyja
vii radost' z dnesneho dna q
ziadal Rev. Humenskemu cd P
Boha vsetko dobre v zivote
Prial mu zdravia a zdravehc
rozumu, blahozelal rodicom
svojmu duchovnemu synovi .
vital ho ako oltarneho brata
Tesil sa, ze name o jedneht
pracovnika "a cirkev a marco
slovensky Wac. Ufal, xe buda
preniknuty citom slovenskym
kdekol'vek bude a 5e bude 70
bit cest' q dobre memo narodI
n6Smu.
Rev. KociS poziadal potion
Rev. Stefana Begallu, duchov
nkho osady sv. Cyrila q Metoda
najstarsej osady slovenskej NJ
Mahoning doline o niekol'kt
SLOW. Rev. Begalla 1primne vi
tai svojho oltarneho brata, bla
hozelal mu q vyslovil tiez nadej
ze primiciant bude vernt svojs
cirkvi a svojmu n&rodu sloven
sk6mu. 4.
Rev. Juraj Novak, duchovn.
osady sv. jana Krst. v Camp
bell, ktory sa pozna primici
anton cd davna, spomenul, q
ka je to radost' pre- vsetkych
ked' mas Humensky dostal dok
torat ' Rhine, 60 je zriedkavost
medzi Slov&kmi.
Rev. Ivan KramoriS, O.S.H
povedal krasnu rec 0 1Ginkovs
nj slovensktch knazov ' narods
spomenul vel'k6 zasluhy biskup
Mojzesa a vel'k6 ciny inyc
knazov v slovenskych dejinacl
Mozno povedat', ze be1 knazo
nebolo by toho slovensk6ho Z
vota, aky SINE 81 zachovali. r.
tom blahozelal Rev. Humensk,
mu Y meme slovenskych otco
benediktfnov. Rev. Kocis, d'akr
j1c Rev. Kramorisovi "a Il
pripomenul, xe toho ttzdna b
do slovenski benediktfni voli
svoiho opkta, co je ako biaku1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Jednotarsky Den
10. augusta

Hlavny predseda, podpredseda,
taiomnik q n&telnik KJ. budd
re6nit'. Uhicag6ania pridu hrat'
baseball 0 6ampionstvo Jednoey
1s. aug. Na Jednot3xskom Dai
bude / solkolsk6 cvi6enie q base
ball misstnych tiat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10

hdGOlIChl OlOVdCl OOAlJu SNOJuO
'biskupa. Tento rad jestvuje v
Amerike este len IL rokov uz
pokrocil natol'ko, ze prislo do
volenie Y Rfmu, ably NAL svoje
vlastne opatstvo, ktoreho ami ma
Slovensku Slovaci nemaj1.
Dalsie blahozelania prednie-
si: Rev. Basil Karen, DR.. Jan
Dulfk a Rev. Michal Jasko, O..
s. B., ktori 6 Rev. Humensk YIN
studovai. Rev. Kocis precital
gratulaciu cd adv. Jana Willu,
ktory sa tom case nachodil v
Harrisburgu nemohol prist'
Jozef G.. Vascak, hi. podpred-
seda IKSJ. gratuloval primici-
antovi a rodicom a poukazal, ze
dneska uzfvame ovocie nasich
prac. Blahozelal Rev. Humen-
skemu i v meme organizacie a
zelal mu, ably bol prvym bisku-
pom v Amerike.
Rev. Stipanovic, prvy du.
chovny osady Mena Jezis nemo-
hol prist' pre- nemoc, preto no
ma bankete zastupoval Rev. Mi
sic a blahozelal svojmu oltarne-
mu bratovi, ktorym studoval
v Lisle, III.
Rev. James Yavorsky blaho-
zelal primiciantovi "a seba
Rev. Fir. Dubosha a Rev. Micha-
Ia Hnat, ktorym nebolo mono
prist' Lakewood. Rev. Dubosh
Dol druhym duchovnym osady
Mena Jezis a Rev. Hnat nedav-
no NAL svoje primicie tuna v
chrame sv. Alzbety.
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, du.
chovny osady najsv. Trojice v
Struthers zelal -primiciantovi,
aby nasiel radost' a uspokojenie
v svojej praci a Rev. Michal M.
Tondra, kaplan osady sv. Cyrila
a Metoda gratuloval primician-
tovi a rodicom, ze sa dozili toh-
to radostneho dna.
Adv. Juraj Prokop vyslovil
nadej, ze z primicianta bude bi'
skup a vyjadril potesenie W.
sokeho dosazenia primicianta,
z eoho vsetci mahoningskf Slo-
vaci majd prfeinu sa radovat'
Primiciantovi blahoEelal este
Rev. J. Elias, kaplan osady Me-
ma Jezis a potion Rev. Kocis
poziadal Rev. Humenskeho Q
niekol'ko SLOW, ktory povedal
peknd, plynnd, vaznu i zartom
spestrend rec. Hovoril, re bo]
skoro diva roxy knazom v Ri
me. Ked' boil vysvateny v ne
mecbej kaplici rfmskej, prislo
mu l'1to, ked' videl, ze vsetci
vysvatenci maj1 rodinu pri Sc
be, iba on ME. Ako knaz, kaza'
val Rhine po taliansky a spo
menul, aky je taliansky l'ud do
brosrdecny, ze jeden Italian
ked' nemal Go inc dat, daval
papezovi do daru svojho synka
Hovoril o Stiavniku, rodisku
svojich rodicov, kde mu urobil
vel Ike primicie a hostili no tax
ze sa NAL rozpucit'. Dojaty j
laskou. On nema Go dat, prett
dava len seba a prosi Boha, aby
mu dal pracovat' pre- sloven
sky narod. Nem6ze ami vyslo
Wit svoju radost', ze je Ease me
dzi svojimi. Studoval ma dokto
rat, lebo to bola jemu nadelen'
tloha. Prial 81 to jeho duchoy
! ny (Rev. Kocis). Precftene d'a
koval svojim rodicom Rev
Kocisovi "a vsetko, Go prehh
! urobili a 81 'uboval, ze nebud
mat vel'kd hlavu. Dakoval ol
tarnym bratom, 5e no prijal
medi ssba, dobrym kuchA1
kan, beE ktorych by MID nebt
10; dievcatom "a obsluhu; y
roskovi q jeho hudobnikom :
hudbu, pochvaliac ich, ze nie
! lepsej hubby ma svete; spev'
! kolu "a kr6sny spev pri omsi
{ vtetktm = prftomnost' . pri'
!. tel'sk6 prsjavy.
Is III ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
STRIEBRo "a STALo lss|
MAJETKoar Mr.
Striebro musf byt' o1us
vl&de bshom 50 dnf

Prezident Roosevelt VA
stvrtok proklam1cin, ktorl 4
hlAsil striebro "A n&rod
jetok naEiedil ieAo il1|
ME bankam, ktore e
Federalnej reEervy. 8 s38
Temto rozkaz ga ale ne az
striebornych mincf (pelia q
lebo strieborntch vecf v d6v u
To sa tyka jedine tak6ho ~
bra, ktore bolo drxan4 pr
kulacie, lebo spekulanti ~ Q
ze zdrazie, tax ako pred ~
zlato. Ia uncu striebra W.
platf Soc. VI
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
THINKS HEAVY
INDUSTRIES TO
EMPLOY MANY
Hopkins Says Two Millions
Fewer on Relief Than
One Year Ago
ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE
EXPECTED JANUARY 4

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. (UP).
Secretary of Commerce Daniel c.
Roper today forecast better bust
ness next year, saying the admin
istration and big business are
progressing toward recovery CO.
operation. 49,.
He believes that improved con-
ditions will be reflected in six
months by increased employment
in the heavy industries.
His prediction was made de.
spite 100000 persons are ur,-
employed and the farther fact
that 100000 will require re-
lief in February.
New deal optimism appears to.
be grounded on the risinGsty4
modify market and ~
retail Fl Christ cI;y =. 4
no ta so %Gss Ill s.ss s No
fear for the government If tho
people are given knowledge Of
their problems and their sincerity
Of their leaders," .r
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
Huey Long Rewrites Legal Opinion
Using Words He Can Understand

like an eagle, or a hawk" he re-
marked, as he rewrote the opin-
ion in longhand.
The board of governors of the
State Bar association met to re-
organize under terms of another
new law. Attorney General G. L.
Porterie, Longs ally who was
suspended from the association
two years ago, was elected presi-
dent. Governor Allen appointed
the board last week, Porterie be-
ing one of the appointees.
The state board of liquidation
authorized Governor Allen to
borrow the $1,153,000, on anti
cipated revenues. AS Long had
promised, Louisiana State univers-
ity will get $1,000,000 to build a
college of arts and sciences, a
dormitory and a dental school.
Of the remainder, 100000 goes
for state printing; $4,000 to the
new state civil service commits
sion, through which Long controls
all policemen and firemen in the
state, and $4,000 as salary for a
state director of physical educa-
ton.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
Will Again Seek
US. Commission
To Rule Aviation

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. (UP)
Senator Pat McCarran, D., New,
said last night he would re-intro-
duce a bill in the 74th congress
calling for the establishment of a
federal regulatory commission for
commercial aviation.
The measure failed of enact
ment in the 73rd congress. 1t was
offered then after the administra-
ton had cancelled all airmail con-
tracts and turned the task Of fly
ing the mail over to the army air
corps until new agreements had
been negotiated.
McCarran's bill would place
commercial aviation completely
under the regulation of an air
commission whose duties would be
similar to the interstate commerce
commission as regards railroads.
The air body would take over
completely the fixing of rates for
the transport of air mail, re-
sponsibility now held by the post
office department.
Safety requirements ,and other
similar regulations would be left
in the department of commerce
which has comparable responsible
tiles in connection with ocean
transportation.
81 am convinced that an air
commission is the only real solu-
ton Of our air-mail troubles" "
McCarran said last night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
Austrian Nazis,
Bavarians Fight
One Killed, 20 Injured in
Cafe Outbreak

MUNICH, Germany, Dec. 28:-
(UP).-Details of cafe fight be-
tween Austrian Nazis and Bava-
rians at Bad Abiding, Bavaria, IN
which one Bavarian was killed and
more than 20 injured were learn
ed here last night.
Nine of the injured had to be
confined in hospitals.
The fight occurred Wednesday
night when the Austrian Nazls.
part of the $50 encamped at Bad
Abiding, gathered in cafe and
sbonted "Down with Hitler" Ba-
yarians answered with cries OF
"Out with these parasites, and a
hand to hand struggle began.
The combatants used pieces OF
furniture and knives as weapons:
The cafe was wrecked by use OF
iron bars and tires of automobiles
outside were slit.
Bad Abiding police were unable
to ouell the rioters until they were
reinforced by 800 Black Guards
from Dachau.
The Austrian Nazis in the BAD
Abiding and other camps have
been in Germany for months
banned from entering their own
country by the Austrian govern
ment which is strongly anti-Nazi
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
BY JOHN r. BEAL

United Press Stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. (UP)
Four million "unemployables" now
on federal relief rolls-old peo-
pie, those physically handicapped,
the insane, and chronic invalids-
must be cared for by the states
and localities after Feb. /, Relief
Administrator Harry l.. Hopkins
ruled Thursday.
The order went out after Hop
kins revealed that state and local
relief funds in the first 10 months
of 1884 were nearly 30 per cent
greater than in the corresponding
period of 1888.
The govrnment is now caring
for about 100000 persons.
Last summer Chairman Donald
Richberg Of the national emer-
gency council, in a study Of relief
estimated that the peak would be
reached in February 1885. He
mentioned no specific figure, but
indicated that the depression
wards of the government would
total approximately 23,000,000.
Hopkins action, which it is es-
timated will remove 20 per cent
of the governments charges from
the relief lists, apparently is de-
signed to help the administration
get over this peak, leaving the
total on relief at approximately
the present figure.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
4 CAR DEATHS
HOURLY IN US.
$4,000 Killed, Over Mil
lion Injured, Records
for Year Show

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 28.-
UP).-Every Is minutes during
the past year some one was killed
in an automobile accident; and
every 81 seconds some one was
injured.
These figures compiled by IN
surance statisticians, show a total
of more than $4,000 deaths and
more than 100000 injured in
more than 100000 automobile ac-
cidents.
The fatality toll was an IN
crease of 16 per cent over figures
for 1888, and a slight decrease IN
frequency of accidents.
The 1O-year street and highway
death roll totals more than 29O,-
600, while nearly 100000 were
injured (non-fatally) during that
period. -,
Deaths and injuries the past
wear both marked high points IN
traffic casualties. New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania showed
the least increase, less than l per
cent. New Hampshire and Con
necticut showed decreases, altho
tbe New England area increased
ID per cent in deaths. Increase
on the Pacific coast was IL pei
cent.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
ROPER SEES BETTER BUSINESS AHEAD
States Must Care For Four Millions
OF 'Unemployables' Now on Relief,
Ruling OF Administrator Hopkins
Government Is Now Caring for About 100000
Persons But Peak Of Approximately 23,0OO,-
900 Expected by February, 1885

Hopkins defined "unemploya.
bles" as "all chronic dependents
State and local authorities, who
cared for such persons prior to
1929, will be permitted to decide
what persons fall in this category,
but he added that if obviously un-
employable persons are loaded on
federal lists the federal relief adj
ministration would step in.
"This policy won't put much
more burden on larger cities, be-
cause they've been caring for
their unemployables pretty much
anyhow" Hopkins said. Wher-
ever possible, the amounts that
states spend in caring for unem-
ployables will ce credited toward
their contributions to federal re-
lief.
Hopkins also announced alloca-
ton of $136,791,268 to the states
for January relief, and revealed
that total federal, state and local
relief costs in November rose III
per cent over October.
Meanwhile the American Fed
Grafton of Labor announced that
unemployment increased by 42O,-
600 in November over October.
The total of unemployed last
month was given as ii ,4o9, 600.
"The striking fact about this
months report, however, is that
unemployment is higher than last
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28
TOY CAMPAIGN
BIG SUCCESS
Mayor Edwards Thanks All
Aiding Legion in Its
Annual Project

Mayor A. V. Edwards. who
served as chairman of the Ameri-
can Legion's campaign to collect
toys for needy children at Christ
mas, said today that the campaign
had been highly successful and
that all requests for toys for dis
tribution were met and that the
public contributed more toys than
ever before.
He extended his thanks to the
following organizations and firms
for aid in the campaign: Gregg
Bros. Hardware, Hendersonville
Hardware, ]. C. Penney CO.. Nc
Lellan's, Woolworth's, Webster
Hardware Co., Shipman's Garage,
]. F. Stokes and Son, Houston
Furniture Co., the Boy Scouts,
Carolina Theatre, and the Times
News.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-28

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 20.
(UP).-Senator Huey Long used
his new dictatorship" laws yes
terday to get control over a dis
trict court, the State Bar associa-
ton, and a $1,163,000 loan.
Ostensibly, Long had no part IN
any of the proceedings. His con-
troll is exercised over the state
departments and officials, who all
owe their jobs to the Kingfish's
political machine.
. The attorney generals office
ruled that Gov. o. K. Allen was
entitled to appoint successor to
Judge G. K. Favrot of Baton
Rouge district court, who died
this week. One of the new state
laws permits the governor to fill
vacancies by appointment, instead
of calling an election.
The attorney generals ruling
was not explicit enough for Long
so he interpreted" it.
"I'm a peckerwood myself, and
I can write the language we
Peckerwoods understand. You
know, l was never meant to soar