davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-04-26

Half the insiders are inclined to d.
what Brazil did with her surplus coffe,
not long ago. They would make bon
fires out of it, or toss it in the ocean
anything to keep it away from tn,
around $l17000,000, but that probabl,
would be the cheapest way out.
1t only goes to show the trouble yol
get into when you start RECOMMENDATION
of the girth of pigs. Also what hap
pens when the Government start!
lending" money to its citizens.
The ne,u corn-hog checks hare
Just started going out to Mid
l0estern producers. That means
strong stimulation OF purchasing
po,per in that section during the
reIt fe,v months.
These payments are for acreage
curtailment and have nothing to dt
with the loans on last years crop.
The only connection is that thu
farmers who got the loans last yea
agreed in their contracts to curtai
their acreage this year.
House Leaders Annoyed.
The House leaders fumed when 6
conservative press association recentl.
carried yarn indicating Mr.. Roose
welt might get some new leaders fo
the next session of Congress.
What hurt was that the story wa.
true. despite all the denials and con.
fusion subsequently stirred up.
The story was inspired by per.
sons Dery close to the White House.
For some weeks they hdue been
groanino bdckstdge about the
clumsiness 1uith Which the House
has handled administration bust-
ness.
The leaders knew where the story
came from and one was so worried
he went to the White House to as
certain how he stood. When he came
away he appeared somewhat glum, al
least not exactly happy.
Dissatisfaction Grows.
As usual, the leaders tried to blame
the story entirely on the newspapers
as If any newsman would sit around
and dream such stuff. Regardless oi
how the White House itself feels, there
is considerable portion of the inside
administration crowd dissatisfied with
the way congressional affairs have
been going.
There probably trill be no change
In leadership. The Roosevelt forces
hardly Uil 90 to the ertent OF
conducting an open reorganization.
The immediate effect Uill be to
stimulate White House support in
the House That result ,1os first
noticeable in the rejection OF the
Mcleod bank deposit bill.
The House leaders phenagled 81
Democrats sponsoring the bill into
changing their position before the
roll was called. These switches
blocked the measure.
1t shows what the existing House
leadership can do when it really sets
its mind to its business.
An organized movement against the
American Legion lobby has beer
started in New York as a result OF the
veterans restorations. As a matter
of fact. the work of the Legion lobby
on the inside was to restrain the
House veterans bloc, which wanted
to grant even larger restorations The
Legion did not have to do much
lobbying on that bill.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
CHICAG0AN BELIEVED
POISONED IN FLORIDA
Suspicion of st. Petersburg Busi-
ness Man Brings Court Order
for ELIMINATION of Body.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 26.-A suspicion
that Harry Paget, so, may have died
from poison administered by enemies
AZ st. Petersburg, Fla, last January
20. yesterday brought court order
for exhumation of his body here.
George A. Paget, brother Of the dead
man, who requesteds the elimination
said he had been informed by big
business man" in st. Petersburg that
purchases of poison had been traced
in connection with the death. The
business man was not identified by
name.
"Harry's death was suspicious" said
q letter he received according to
George Paget. Frankly it was nc
natural death, and ] think analysis
will prove plenty"
Evening star., 1934-04-26
zAM0RA REPORTED
READY TO RESIGN
Fears Action Will Be Neces-
sary to Avert Civil War
in Spain.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, April 26.-President Alcala
zamora, fighting to avert civil war,
will resign today, 1t was indicated, II
such a drastic step is deemed neces-
sary in the governmental crisis grip
ping Spain.
With a state Of alarm in effect
throughout the nation. threats of
strikes and riots flared among ex-
tremists on many sides.
Cries came from both Leftist and
Rightist elements demanding the Pres
ident step out on the heels of the
cabinet, which resigned yesterday.
In this situation. the President was
confronted by almost impossible diff
culties in his attempts to form a gov
eminent to succeed that of Alexandra
Lerroux
Zamora himself weary after long
conferences with government leaders
was described in high ministerial
circles as fearing the cabinet walk
out would not sufficiently ease the
tense situation.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Bomb Fails TO Explode.

The temper OF extremists was in
dicated in an attempt on the life OF
Rafael Alfonso. interior minister in the
resigned cabinet, when a bomb which
failed to explode was hurled into his
automobile after he decreed a state OF
alarm throughout Spain.
The need for quick action to solve
the crisis was emphasized by recurrent
rumors that Left extremists were plan
ming a general strike against the new
political amnesty law under which
thousands of political prisoners were
freed yesterday.
1t was a presidential message to
Congress, expressing disapproval of
the amnesty measure, although
ZaHora finally agreed to append his
signature, which led the Lerroux min
istry to quit. Lerroux regarded the
message as displaying lack Of con-
fldence in his government
Cries reached the presidential pal
ace from both Rightist and Leftist
elements demanding that zamora step
down and out.
One faction of Rightist leaders
backed former Foreign Minister San
tiago Alba for the presidency in event
OF a resignation, urging him to call
an election to name new President
within eight days, as provided by the
constitution.
Urge Remaining of Lerroux.
Alba. despite threats Of violent
demonstrations in the event of such
choice, urged the President to re-
name LerrouX to form a new govern
ment.
IF that Is impossible" he said, a
government of the widest possible
concentration should be formed 80
as to avoid civil war;
Thorough the three years Of the
republic. Alcala Zamora has been
the only President, but there have
been nine governments-including the
resigned ministry-and A ministers.
The first provisional government
was constituted April IA, 1931-the
day the monarchy collapsed.
Should the present Congress be dis
solved-as urged in many quarters
the new body would be the republic s
third. The first was dissolved after
the completion of the constitution
last October.
The second, which was the first
regular Congress, was elected Novem-
Der 10 and December 3 Of 1888.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Two Accept Appointments.

Sergt. Arthur F. Richards, on duty
with the Headquarters Company here,
and william H. Quelay, a. student at
Georgetown University. have accepted
appointments as second lieutenants in
the Reserve Corps, the War Depart.
ment has announced.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Like Hoover Farm Board.

The A. A. A. is saying nothing about
it yet. Its master mentalities are
beginning to appreciate, however, that
they have worked themselves into
something like the mess Of Mr.. Hoo
ver's Farm Board.
The farmers have on hand. un-
sealed, about $40 million bushels
which will provide the curtailed diet
of the pigs until August l. Then this
years corn crop will be available.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Falls Asleep Making Tea.

While making tea. James Peacock
of Paisley. Scotland. fell asleep. the
water boiled over and extinguished
the gas flame and he was asphyxiated.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
What's What
Behind News
In Capital
A. A. A. Pig Dilemma
Likened to Hoover
Farm Board.
BY PAUL MALLON.

"HE three little pigs ana all tnelr
kin are no joke to the big brain
men in the A. A. A.
L There is some talk now that
the Government may send out
reducing machines or masseurs to
make the pigs of the country keep
their figures within reason At any
rate, the pig poundage problem is get
ting weighty.
The A. A. A. has no,C loaned the
farmers As cents a bushel on dp-
prorimately 262 million bushels OF
last years corn. This hog -fatten-
ing food has been put under seal in
corn cribs on farms. The loan
contracts proUide that the farmers
shall pay the Government back
August /.
But pig-caviar is now selling for
about As cents a buShel in an unSatis-
factory market
The market would be revived II the
sealed surplus were released either to
the public or the dieting pigs August
! or any time.
What to do?
Evening star., 1934-04-26

after newsboy said they resembled
the trio who offered him $40 to take
note to June's father Police said
the men admitted accosting the news
boy, Leon Castor, but declared their
actions were practical Joke" Two
of them were released by police, who
indicated the third would be freed
later today.
With every road in this vicinity
watched, authorities searched every
corner of the city with the same de-
termination that a few months ago
they captured Dillinger, notorious Mid
western desperado, and three of his
companions.
Seek to Identify Man.
Meanwhile police sought to identify
the man who gave young Estrada Is
cents to take the ransom note to the
girls father with instructions to bring
an answer back to an automobile
parking lot near the store of the
father.
When the boy returned with the
answer the man was gone. Ray Or
cutt, operator of the parking stand,
later told police the man was an
American about 80 years old and was
dressed in dirty gray suit and brown
slouch hat. His face, Orcutt said, was
heavily tanned.
Members of the girls family dis
counted any possibility that June en-
tered the kidnaper's car voluntarily,
saying she was afraid of kidnapers
and only recently remarked children
have to be careful" They described
her as shy.
The ransom note ordered Robles
to pay the $4,000 in $40, $40 and IS
bills and instructed him to drive along
an outlying road until he received a
signal. then toss the money out and
keep going. He was to continue the
routine on successive nights If the
signal was not given at first. The
note added that it might be two or
three days between receipt of the
ransom and the release Of his daugh-
ter.
Abduction Described.
Because Of the army of searchers
abroad last night Robles made no
attempt to follow out the instructions.
Barney Kengla, 6-year-old cousin Of
June, who was walking home behind
ner, described to police how the abb
ductor's automobile drove up beside
the girl and how she entered it.
Barney said a little black car"
stopped alongside the little girl and
the driver called to June, who went
over to the machine. The boy said
he watched the. girl get in and the
automobile drive away.
The abduction Is the second ram
som kidnapping in Arizona's history.
The other one put Q man in tbs
State Prison for life.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
ARIZONA GIRL, 6,
IS ABDUCTED FOR
RANSOM OF $4,000

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-04-26
INCOME SUPERTAX
DECLARED DOOMED
BY HOUSE LEADERS

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1934-04-26
BISHOP UNMOVED
BY CLOSING PLEAS;
JURY AWAITS CASE

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-04-26
SANDERS IS NAMED
AS SILVER HOLDER
IN TREASURY REPORT

Continued From First Page.)
The Washington times., 1934-10-15
MANNERS

wedding which is to take place
in a few weeks. I am not going
to attend the wedding, but I am
going to send the present In q
few days.
I am not acquainted with the
groom-to-be, but I would like to
send an informal letter Of con-
gratulationS. Should I send
this to the bride-to-be before the
ceremony, or to Mr.. and Mrs.
after the ceremony?
What kind Of letter paper
should be used?
You might write a letter Of
best wishes (not congratular
tons, ever, to the bride, only
to the groom). to the bride now,
or perhaps you'd like to send Q
telegram Of good wishes to the
bride and congratulations to the
groom, this telegram to arrive
directly after the ceremony has
been performed.
Your double-sheeted letter
paper, plain white and Of good
size for your handwriting, = a.
cellent for this note and FOR Al
other social uses
The Washington times., 1934-10-15
Ring Finger
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
I received a dinner ring from
my father and I wear it on the
fourth finger of my left hand.
My girl friend said she thought
no ring, other than an engage
ment ring, or a wedding ring,
should be worn on that finger.
Will you kindly tell me if my
girl friend was correct? Please
tell me what finger this ring
should be worn on. F.
There aren't any rules about
the wearing Of such a ring. The
idea is to wear the ring on the
finger on which it is most be-
coming to your hand.
There isn't any reason why
you shouldn't wear it on the
fourth finger Of your left hand.
If you wish to. It obviously will
not look like an engagement
ring. Or, if you stin have any
feeling about this, wouldn't it
look Just as well on the fourth
finger Of the right hand?
Best Wishes
Dear Mrs. Beeckman: N
I received an invitation to a
The Washington times., 1934-10-15

Dear Mrs. Beeckman: NJ
I received an invitation to a
The Washington times., 1934-10-15

All the next day was spent in ferrytng ashore
tools firearms cooking utensils and other supplies
that would be needed at once. The shallow water
and dangerous rocks In the inlet were charted
Dodging through them was exciting sport.
The Washington times., 1934-10-15

Huts were. built Of slim poles and matched with
banana leaVsS. One hut for Captain De Cana;
facing it, one for the two boys Prudences hut and
q shack for tools and stores faced each other, and
thus q central square was formed
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
MDLCKY MAHARADzA "A
RIADUJE 81 sLovElgsKt
HBU.

Indicky maharadza (panov-
mix kmenu) Salar Jang, ktory
sa lieci Y Pest 'anoch, navstfvil
piest' 'ansk6 muzeum, ' ktorom
je slovenska Mba. v tejto izbe
je p6vodne slovenske 1ariade-
ME, nabytok vyrezavany, kr6a-
by, .vysivky a dve vysok6 figd-
ry, oblecene do piest 'anskeho
kroja. Maharadzovi So tato slo-
sFenska izba tax zapacila, 6e 81
umienil zariadit' v Haidarabade
podobnd izbu. Nadviazal az sty-
~ q arehitek ktmi, umeleckJmi
stolArmi ! vtsivkArkami q tito
dodajf n,u pl&ny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
"JAK PAX JsTE Sc MOHLA
vDATI "a sLOVAKA?"

Mar. Nov. dostaly tieto RAD
ky: "Zenil som sa este pred
vojnou a wal som 81 Cesku. III
Ii SINE v mad 'arskom ozdusi,
ale moja domacnost' bola vzdy
slovenska. Moja manzelka sa ma
ueila dobre slovensky, sdiel'a
so mnou osud odstrkovaneho
Slovaka a jej nlatka je najver-
nejsou stdpenkynou slovenske-
no autonomizmu..
Nejdem rozoberat' priciny,
preco pred vojnou "a Slovakov
vydate Cesky nerady sa pirate
liza 8 Ceskami po vojne sem pri-
slymi - ale predsa nem6zu sa
vyhn1t' al nezelanej spolocno-
|sti. Caste mi hovorf moja man
zelka, 6e zasa jej ta alebo in6
znama Ceska (jedna je vydata
"a 1radnfkom policajntm) ho-
vorila, ze ako sa mohla vydat'
"a Slovaka. To je tax, ako by
sa mohla vydat' plnokrvna An
glieanka Y Indii "a nejakeho
Kinda. Moja manzelka je vsak
w zaocel'ovanA ma taketo Sc
stersk3 prejavy q odpovie vzdy
IsViete, keby nebol al moi muz
pripravoval prevrat, tax w by
ste niekde V Bukovine este al
dnes sedeli.'
Teraz 81 predstavte, ze nahc-
dou mate manzelkn Cesku tro-
chu ineho citenia, akt rozvrat
m6xe vxnikat' Y rodine pre- take.
M = eySssis Slosk kkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
BEsNoTA v DEDrNE

Pc tieto dni umrel v statnej
detskej nemocnici v Bytcici 9.
rocny FIR. Oberta 20 Strecna
ktory bol pohryzeny besnym
psom a u chlapca vypukla bes.
nota. Okresny lekar dr.. Selee
prisiel do obce, kde vysvetlil 0.
byvatel 'stvu,, axe hrozne ma.
sledky sd spojene so zanedba.
MIN lekarskeho osetrenia pri tel
chorobe. Pc prednaske lekara
mnoho osob sa prihlasilo a bolo
zistene, ze do styku s nest asst
nym chlapcom prislo SO osob
Vsetci boil poslani do Pasteu.
roVho 1stavu v Kosiciach. Pc
dPa zprav je ich zdravotny STAY
dobry, ale v lstave musia 20.
stat asi 5-6 tyzdnov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
POKRAGOvANM v sTAvBE
zELEZNICE.

Po tieto dni bud1 vypisane
d'alsie prace ma stavbe zelezni-
ce Cervena Skala- -Margecany,
a to jednak v druhom staveb-
nom oddiele z L'adovej jasky.
ne do Vondrisepa a jednak '
tret'om oddiele z Vondrisel'a
do Margecian. Tieto prace zna.
menaj1 vcelku asi 80 KIN novej
trait a poskytn1 zamestnanie
noVym dvom tisicom robotni.
kov. K zadaniu dojde asi kon'
com aprila a so stavbou sa "a.
cne, nahle to dovolia povetr.
nostne pomery. Financny naklad
je rozpoctom zaisteny do vysky
60 mil. K6s. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
70 starej vlasi
(Zpr6vy sd prevxat6 : krajo.
vtch 6asopisov.
v BAN. BYsTRICI BUDK
RADIO STANIUA.

Ma okoli Banskej Bystrice
bude vybudovana nova vysie-
lacia ro0hlasova stanica, urce-
ma najma pre- stredne Sloven-
sko, pre- ktor1 sa podarilo Ii
skat' vlnov1 dlzku 756 metrov.
Ministerstvo post uz vykonalo
ofertne pokracovanie ma vdoda-
ME zariadenia tejto vysielacky,
v ktorom sa z1castnily firmy
Standard, Marconi, Telefunken
a Phillips. Nova vysielacia sta
MICA bude vysielat' vo dne ) e
nergiou 30 XIV, v noci Is XIV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
CEsKA ALEBo tEsKo.
sLOvENsKA REPUBLKA?

Pod tymto nadpisom PRIME
sla L'udova politika (organ
Sramkov a Micurov) tento cla-
nok: VI.
"Narodna banka ceskosloven.
ska dostala uz svojho noveho
guvernera v osobe byvaleho mi
nistra dr.. Englisa. - Ma cello
tohoto vyznamneho penazneho
dstavu dostal sa takto odbor-
mix, ktoreho kvalifikacii ne
musime pochybovat'. Predbezne
neboly este obsadene miesta We.
d1ceho riaditepa a jeho namest-
nfka. Robia sa pokusy, aby ma
mestnfk Kucera sotrval vo svo-
jom trade a ably miesto po hlav
nom riaditel'ovi bolo obsadene
Kaderabkom, ved1cim riadite.
Pom Prazskej banky.
Ked' je republika cesko
slovenska a ME iba ceska, mu.
sia al Slovaci mat moznost' u,
platnit' sa hlavnych a dstred.
nych 1stavoch kancelariach v
Prahe. Preto opatovne ziadame
aby jeden z riaditel'ov v Ma
rodnej banke 6sl. Dol menova
ny odbornik- -alovak!"
Nuz takto to napfsala vladna
"L'ud. politika. Pc SLOW. politi.
ke, prichadza uz druhy vladny
easopis, ktory pfse 0 sloven.
skych krivdach. No nedivme So
tomu. Blfzia sa vol'by a vladni
pani chcd Ease nachytat' slo
venskych volicov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
HAPAG-LLOYD OZNAMUJE
ZRUSENIE 2. TRIEDY.

Druha trieda bola zrusena ma
Severnom Atlantiku vcera, ked'
kabel z Bremen bol prijaty v
nradovni Hamburg American
Line - North German Lloyd,
v ktorom bolo oznamene, ze ma
lodiach Bremen a Europe, kto-
re boly posledn6 dive lode ma
juice zariadenia druhej triedy,
pri odjazde z New Yorku, dina
8. aprila ma lodi Europa a %.
aprila ma lodi Bremen, druha
trieda bude zrusena pridelena
k turistickej triede. Dl'a j.
Schroedera, spravuved1ceho di-
rektora oboch inii, toto rozhod-
nutie bude vel'mi lspesne a ca
| sove, ponevac tym bude umoz-
meme verejnosti dosiahnut' lep-
Sic umiestnenie "a nizsie popla-
tky a zaroven zrusenie tried.
nych rozdielov.
V tomto smysle pan Schroe-
der vyzdvihnul, ze iste kabiny
S kdpelnami, ktore boly pred.
tym zahrnute v prvej triede, a
ma ktorych poplatok bol Wac
nez 5000, len pred niekol'ko 70.
kami, mozu vcul' byt' obsiah
mute "a $4,000 ako 6iastkou
novo-rozsirenej tretej triedy
On falej vysvetluje, ze toto no
We miesto, ktore bude pouziva
ne ma Bremen a Europa co tu
risticka trieda, t1to triedr
zdvojnasobnilo. Vsetky de luxe
zariadenia druhej triedy, ako e
levatory, telocvicne, kdpel'ne !
dielne budd ponechane. Slnecne
sportovn6 a prechadzkove pa
luby druhej triedy bud1 dane
k dispozicii vsetkym cestovate
Pom turistickej triedy; taktie;
predsiene ako jedalne bud1 nj
mi pouzfvane.
Uradnici spojenych nemec
kych spolocnostf pevne veria
BE toto zmenenie druhej ma tn
ristickd triedu, vyhodami, ktt
re boly poskytnute "a nizsicl
Glen, napom6ze zvSSseniu cesto
vania tohoto leta do Europy
Ale nielen to, bude to napoma
hane tym, ze drahy, hotely, re
stauranty Wade Y Europe oznA
miIy snfSenia Y cen&ch . to 81
] lo t iIt p IN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
NTTRA ESTE STALE MATA

Al v Gemeri name statocnych
Slovakov, ktori sa neboja "a
stat slovenskd pravdu. Prave
teraz sa dozvedame, Re nasho
mladeho a neunavneho pracov.
nika, Andreja Miku, vysetrujd
pred krajskym sddom Rimav-
skej Sobote. Zvedavi SINE, kedy
bude uz tomu koniec, ably nasi
l'udia pre- ich autonomisticke
presvedcenie prestali byt' Via
cenf po sddoch? Vladnych pa
nov este stale strasi matoha Nj
try a preto stale este hl'adaj1,
vysetruj1 a po s1doch vlacia
slovenskych autonomistov. Sna.
by tychto panov dokazat' slo-
venskym autonomistom nieco
protistatneho, s1, pravda, mar
ne, lebo statocni Slovaci milu-
il svoj stat vn1torneho pre-
svedcenia, vr1cnejsie, ako t'az-
kym grosom platenf takzv. sta
totvornici, ktorf svojimi podly-
mi cinmi pomahaj1 mad'arskej
iredente. Ako zbytocne boil u
mas zatvaranf a vazneni l'udia,
dokazuje j nedavne prepustenie
slovenskych autonomistickych
pracovnikov prof. Nemetha, DIR.
Peniazku, dr.. Pavlicka, inz. $50
molanyiho a inych, ktori stall
saa obet'ou podleho udavacstva
so strany niektorych Cechov a
nasich cechoslovakov, boil po.
tom zatknutf a vo vysetrujdcom
vazenf styri mesiace 'opatrova
nf' a taktiez j v pondelok oslo.
bodeny SEVERN Koribana, kto'
remu nemohol krajsky sud '
Bratislaye mic trestneho doka
Eat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-23
BYv. AMERICKY KNAZ 20
MREI.,

v Grinave (Zvolen) umrel vo
veku 81 rokov farar Anton FIJI.
korn, slovensky knaz-narodo.
vec, Kodak Y Tekova, ktory pred
mad 'arskym prenasledov
odisiel do Ameriky, kde vyko.
nal vel'k1 zasluzn1 pracu. Ia
vojny Dol podpredsedom Slov
Ligy, postavil sa do sluzieb ma.
rodneho odboja a s1stredil vse.
tky naSske spolky x akcii pro.
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