davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

vi ASuSAV UO1V OOjAVIUv0Ac Oc-
lynn svetom a este teraz je cia-
stocne bojkotovane. Narody my
sicily, ze bojkotom znicia boise
vick1 vladu. Ale bolsevici w
budovai priemysel Ruska a to-
to je teraz skoro celkom neod-
visle cd sveta. Este al gumu 81
Rusko uz samo vyraba a rast-
linn1 i umel1. A o kol' 81
Rusko vyraba Wac priemysel-
nych clankov nezi predtym, 0
tol 'ko menej priemyselne kra-
jiny ma Rusku zarobia. Meme
cko, takisto pre- bojkot sveta je
teraz ndtene pomahat' 81 tax,
ako 81 pomohlo Rusko. Ked' ne
ma prirodzenej suroviny, robi
81 ju umel1 alebo nahradza ju
inou. Este al gazolin ide vyra-
bat - z uhlia. Spojene Staty
pri tom utrpia vel'k1 skodu, le-
bo Nemecko kupovalo dosial'
vel'ke zasoby oleja cd Ameri-
ky. Pravda, nemozno celkom
vediet', ci sa Nemcom podari
vykonat' to, Go sa podarilo Ru-
som. Lebo Nemecko nema tol'-
ko zeme a l'ko prlrodneho DO
hatstva, ako Rusko. Ak sa boj-
kot vydari, Hitler sa sr1ti tr6-
nu. A to bude hodno vsetkych
obchodnych obetf, ktore nateraz
svet znasa.
Vyroba gazolinu z uhlia je
vel mi draha. Vyrobenie galona
gazolinu uhlia stoji styri ra-
zy tol'ko, ako z oleja. o kol'ko
Wac bude Nemcov stat olej a
gazolin, o tol'ko bude nizsia
ich 1roven zitia. A ia je uz te-
raz vel'mi nizka. Vydrzia Mem
ci tax nizku, ma jakej s1 AHA
ii? Cd toho zavisi zivot teraj-
Sci nemeckej vlady.
VePka anglicka robotnicka
strana, ktora bola uz diva razy
ma cele vlady, odhlasovala ma
svojej konvencii zostatnenie ce-
leho priemyslu, bank, transpor-
tacie a vsetkej zeme. Toto 20
statnenie bude prevedene hned'
ked' sa dostane Ease do vlady.
Tymto odhlasovanfm prekvape-
| ny bol cely svet, lebo robotni-
cka strana v Anglicku dosial'
bola konzervativna. Odhlasova-
ME prislo po tom, ako mas pre-
zident povedal v svojej radio
vej reci, ze sa nechce miesat
do zalezitostf inych krajin, ale
ze on sa nikdy neuspokoji s tr-
valou nezamestnanost'ou v kra-
jine. " Anglii trva vel'ka ne
zamestnanost' uz patnasty rok.
Nuz kto vie, ci prezidentova rec
nemala 1cinok ma kongres ang-
lickej robotnickej strany.
Pc tomto odhlasovani, bola
konferencia konzervativnej an
glickej strany a tato pohla roz-
umom a odhlasovala reformy v
priemysli, zeby bolo pomozene
robotnikom. DosiaP nechcela o
naprave AMI pocut'. Musi sa g
napravou ale poponahl'at', lebo
vol'by Anglicku bud1 uz ma
bud1ci rok.
Nasa vlada je po tieto dni
velmi naradostena, lebo jej da.
hove prijmy cd l. julia do l.
oktobra boly o $27l,0OO,0OC
vacsie, ako vlani "a ten istJ
cas-. Toto je neodskriepitel ny
dokaz, ze sa hospodarske pome,
ry Spoj. Statoch napravily '
tomto roku. Druhym dokazon
napravania sa pomerov je vac
sia podnikavost' priemyslu
Priemysel 81 uz Wac poziciavs
cd Rekonstrukcnej Financne,
Korporacie, ako predtym, lebt
no uz strach op1st'a.
Vlada Spojenych Statoy ma
teraz s1stred'uje svoje lsili,
ma zlepsenie situacie stavebne
no priemyslu. v krajine je l;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

|LOvENSKE NOvINY
vJrobkov t'axkeho j pahkeho
priemyslu. TAX tvrdia Iudia,
ktorf cd odbornici. Gale 90 po.
tom, ked' budd domy poopravo-
vane a move domy vybudova-
nef)
Ale ma druhej strane sd l'u-
dia, ktori maj1 strach z tohto
uvol'novania 1veru. Sd to me-
novite obchodnici, ktorf 81 my
slia, ze uvol'nenie 1veru znaci
vel'k1 inflaciu a preto sa zba-
vujd hotovych penazi a napl-
naj1 svoje sklady tovarom. q
10000 obchodnikov, sdruzenych
Nv National Association Of Gre
dit Men celych 30 percent We
ri, ze prichodf vel'ka inflacia a
preto sa zasobuj1 tovarom, kym
je lacnejsf. Dalsich 60 percent
obchodnfkov tiez verf, ze pri-
chodi inflacia, ale nerobia mic
ma zasobenie sa tovarom. Len
10 percent obchodnfkov neveri,
ze je inflacia predo dvermi a
to su obchodnfci z vychodnych
a strednych statov. Cely zapad
a JUN verf, ze je krajina ma ce-
ste do inflacie, v ktorej vsetko
vel'm zdrazie.
Tajomnik departmental zeme-
delstva spoj. Statov, Henry A.
Wallace napisal knihu "New
Frontiers, v ktorej vysvetlu-
,ie, co znamena Novy Nadel.
Tam udava, Go SINE sa nemohli
docltat' indie, ze totiz kol'ko
tych prasnfc dala vlada pobit',
ably dosiahla zdrazenia bravco-
yiny. Wallace pise. ze sep
tembri 1888 zabite bolo 6,OOO,-
600 prasniciek a auguste 1888
Ease zaorana bola 1roda bavlny
ma 100000 akroch. Je to ME-
GO neslychaneho v historic bu-
de spomfnane narodami budd-
cich vekov.
Kontrola Glen bude vraj zru-
sena pisu 2 Washingtonu. A
my sme mysleli. ze kontroly vo-
bee nebolo. Hej, bola kontro-
la cien, ale jaka! Prave opac-
ma. aka bola potrebna. Terajsia
kontrola je ma to. aby ceny ne
boly nize ziskov. A tax niekoP-
ko sto korporacii bolo vstave
platit' nielen riadne, ale ex-
ira dividendy. Preto sa vklady
'obchodu priemyslu bankach
hodne zodvihly a vklady Pudu
upadly.
Kto dostava smotanu z mile
ka9 Uradovna AAA (Agricul-
tural Adjustment Admistra-
tion), ktora pre- farmarov zna-
ci to, co NRA pre- obchod a
priemysel, oznamuje. ze mile
karne v so mestach Spoj. Sta
tov vstrcia 81 do vrecka cd
AL do 8.34 centov kazdej
kvarty mlieka, predanej domac-
nostiam. Cena mlieka v tychto
so mestach je cd 9 do Is CEN
tov "a kvartu. Tedy uz vieme,
kto lie smotanu farmara
mestskeho obyvatel 'stva. Vie
me, vieme, ale - to je vsetko.
Rusko sa postupne liberali-
zuje, tom uz MET pochybnosti.
V minulych dnoch vlada dala
hlasovacie pravo desat' milo
nom obyvatel'ov, ktori boil do
savad' bez neho preto, ze bud.
to ich rodicia alebo sami brali
1cast' v protibolsevickych bo'
joch alebo tajne agitovali q
pracovali proti sovietskej via.
de. Medzi tymi, ktorym bolc
vratene volebne pravo sd j cir
kevnf pracovnfci okrem aktfv
nych knazov. Tychto vlada e
Ste yzdy nnYaznia "a svniicl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

ked' zbadate chybu, hned' ju napravte Lebo diet'a
citajdce ponizujce knihy svojom povode, bude
svoj povod hanbit' tax "a rodicov. A tomu rodic
l'ahko zabrani vcasnJm poucenfm svojho diet at'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12
HvEzDkREN Y TATRkCH.

Ma Lomnickom Stite ' Ta-
trach ma byt' sriadena horskl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

hvezdAren vo wake 1854 me
trov. Bude to najvzcHe 6esko-
.slovenske observatorium.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

Obyvatel'stvo Spojenych Sta
.ov sa dosial mnozilo, ale uz
tiez prestava. Mnozenie ide po-
malsie. Tu je mnozeniu obyva-
tel'stva ma prekazke ME tax me-
dostatok zeme, ako skor vyso-
Ky standard zitia. Nejedna ro-
dina, ked' 81 ma vybrat' diet'a
alebo automobil vyberie 81
automobil. Ale al neutesene TO
botne pomery v poslednych ro-
koch vel'mi vlivajd ma dbytok
porodov.
Ako Irsku, tax temer ' ce-
lei Europe je dbytok sobasov,
lbytok porodov a mnozenie sa
rozsobasov. Najvacsf vzrast 0.
byvatelistva vykazujd Slovania,
Ak sa ta samovrazedlna nemoc
chyti j Sloyanov, nebude ziad-
nej prekazky proti opanovaniu
syeta zltym plemenom, ktoreho
je uz teraz 300 milionov dust
Wac, ako bieleho.
Zda sa, ze bojkotovanie Ne
mecka celym syetom zaide "a,
kde xaxlo ! Rnslkom. 10 revolt,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

vyrobkov t'axkeho j pahkeho
priemyslu. TAX tvrdia ludia,
ktorf cd odbornici. Gale 20 po-
tom, ked' budd domy poopravo-
vane a move domy vybudova-
nef)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

V minulych dnoch vlada dala
hlasovacie pravo desat' Milo
nom obyvatel'ov, ktori boil do
savad' bez neho preto, ze bud'-
to ich rodicia alebo sami brali
1cast' v protibolsevickych bo-
joch alebo tajne agitovali a
pracovali proti sovietskej Via
de. Medzi tymi, ktorym bolo
vratene volebne pravo sd cir
kevnf pracovnfci okrem aktfv-
nych knazov. Tychto vlada e.
Ste vzdy povazuje "a svojich
nepriatel'ov. Aida sa behom
casu presvedci 0 opaku. Vrate-
ME hlasovacieho prava nezna-
nlena v Rusku len volebny hlas
ale i chlebove karticky, lepsi a
lacnejsi byt, vysokoskolske vide
lanie, prlstup do akejkol'vek
vladnei prace, mike ceny zivot-
nych potrieb v6bec rovno-
pravnost' $ bolsevikmi. Obcian-
ske pravo dostali este al taxi,
co zamestnavaj1 jedneho ro-
hotnika alebo dvoch ucnov, Go
ie v ociach komunistov vel'ky
hriech. Tiez byv. carski dostoj-
nfci, policajti bohaci, ktori Ii
il ma kapitali ' cudzine uloze-
nom, ale konaj1 v Rusku uzi-
tocnd pracu, dostali obcianske
prava. Rusko ma teraz 80 mi
lionov volicov. Bud1 VOLT "a
stupcov do vsesovietskeho kon-
gresu, ktory sa slide zaciatkom
buddceho roku. Sovietska Via
da len ned4vno zruSila OGPU,
policajnd organizAciu, ktorA
lpreyAdxala terror Y radoch Via
! A neprai ain<ho obyv l'stya
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

nunciad0 por Ell EScdnddlo, en-
epoca muy anterior al otro que
nos referimos, sucedi6 una CO.
sd parecida.
Los que opinan siempre con
los tribunales, cuyos fallos
Green infalibles, reianse de las
~protestas de inocencia que rel
teraba Garces en- su carta des-
de el Brasil.
Los mas, creian en- un error
Judicial, Y todos esperaban una
emocionante serie de divertidos
0 tragicos successes en- no LELAND
porvenir.
Reporters V curiosos, letra-
IdoS Y corresponsales de peri6di-
cos nacionales y extranjeros,
t~rataron en- vano de indagar ell
domicilio de Garces.
PoUedilla Sc neg6 en- absolute
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
BOXEO
FREEMAN VENCIO FACIL-
MENTE A DOMINGUEZ

St. Petersburg, Mario IA
FL e~xcampe6n del peso well
ter, Tommy Freshman, derroto
al campe6n cubano Tony Do.
minguez, en- I'm combate a 10
asaltos efectuado bajo los aus.
picios de la Legion Americana.
Ilicio Freeman ell ataque.
pegandole a DomingueZ con
entera facilidad. sin que este
pudiera hacerle seria resis-
|tencia.
Los 10 asaltos le fueron acre
ditados al pugil de Arkansas
que mantiene su antigua des-
treza V a~gilidad.
Wild Cat Monte, de Chica.
go, obtuvo Ell fallo de los jue.
ces sobre Simon Nebolsky,, de
Cincinnati. en- una pelea lenta
y aburrida.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
NOTICIAS DE BASE BALL
HOY G. Ell ADMI-
NISTRADOR DE LOS
"ROJOS"

En- esta ciudad Sc aguarda hoy
al administrator general de los
"Rojos" de Cincinnati, L. S. Nc
Phail, que viene a conferenciar
con el director O'Farrell sobre
Ia rebaja que debe hacerse II
las filas del club, con el que
ahora practican so peloteros.
Los "Rojos" Sc ejercitaron
aver bajo la direction de los
asistentes Burt Shotton Y Val
Picnich, por hallarse ausente
ell manager O'Farrell.
Picinich practice en- Ia prime
"a base. siendo ap!audido por el
publico.
Los peloteros, en- la manana
de hoy, soStendran un desatio
entire ellos, el que Sc hallaba Sc
nalado para aver y hubo de sus-
penderse para que O'Farrell a.
sistiera a un ainuerzo de los
Rotarios.
Manana Jueves .os Gigantes
Sc batiran, en- Plant Field, con
los Rojos, habiendo;e escogido
va a los pitchers taul Darrin-
ger, Dazzy Vence Y Sheriff
Blake.
Derringer esta lanzando a
manera admirable Y O'Farrell
opina que sera una de las gran
des ligas en- la temporada de
1884.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
RESULTADO DE LAS CA
RRERAS DE GALGOS EN-
SULPHUR SPRINGS

En- las competencias de aver
en- la pista de Galgos de Sulph-
ur Springs, resultaron vencedo-
res, en- la primera carrera, Lo-
val Wolfe, $1,000; segunda, Big
Miller, S9,40; tercera, Blue
Marble, $1,000; cuarta, Snap
Ply Service, s30.80; quinta, Pad
dy Buckles, S14.00; sexta, Bead
ed Pitts, S11.4O; septima, Miss
Damaraland, $4,000: octava,
Indian Grand, $500; novena,
Another Chance, S12.40; deci-
ma, Gloomy knights Son, SIT
20, Y undecima carrera, Chan
ce's Lad, $40.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
VADALFIA CONTRA
REEVES

FL luchador italiano Orestes
Vadalfia, a quien unas wees
.llaman Vidalfia Y otras Vadalfi
y en- Ocasiones extraordinariaS
Vadelfi, sera presentad9 hoy en-
el Club Stella, de West Tampa
teniendo de rival a Ripper Rea-
yes, un excampe6n de football.
La estrella india, Chief Frank
Barfoot, luchara con Joe Har-
bin, de Atlanta, en- la semi-final.
Young Saxson y Cyclone Le-
wis iniciaran el programa, re-
servandose para ell segundo en-
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

Seryent habia dado sus ms
trucciones a Sulpicio.
Este, que antes usaba una
espesa barba V una describe
NADIA cabellera, estba compile
tamente transfigurado.
FL Inspector Sc halo ante un
hombre rapado, cast hasta pre-
sentar aspecto de ca'yicie Y
con Ell rostro rasurado; de alta
estatura. enjuto de carnes, Y
severamente vestido de negro.
IFS listed Silvio Garces?
lie pregunt6 Ell inspector.
Don Silvio Garc6s,-con-
test6 Sulpicio.-Nadie me ha
quitado el don. senior MIC.
Sin embargo.
No hay sin embargo que
valga. Estoy amparado por
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

den dijo anoche que las cosas
continual en- la misma "po-
sici6n" de la anterior, pero
que sc esperan acontecimien-
tos favorables.
Ancil Hoffman, director de
Baer, y Luis Soresi, ell photo tia
liano de Camera, efectuaron a.
yer varias entrevistas, en- pre-
seniia de Jimmy Johnston, Y
mas tarde empez6 a circular el
rumor de que ell combate Sc
ha concertado para Ell venidero
,septiembre.
Aunque las dos parties man.
Itienen en- secreto los detalles,
afirmase que Baer recibi6 una
cantidad mayor al 1870 Y que
con el sobrante indemnizara a
Jack Dempsey, su patron.
La Madison Square sigue O.
p~oniendose aceptar a Dempsey
como sociO.
Algunos de los interesados
desean que ell combate sc lleve q
termino en- ell Estadio del Garden
en- Long Island, y otros quieren
que Ia fecha sea en- ell mes de
JUNO, en- lugar de S~eptiembre.
Los acuerdos Y detalles def
nitivos seran dados a conocer
dentro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
STECHER LUCHARA CON
Ell ALEMAN ~STRONGBERG

La direction de Benjamin
Field, a cargo de Jim Downing,
anunci6 anoche que ell viernes
ell aleman Rudolph Strongberg,
de 218 libras, tendra de oponen-
te a Al Stecher, de Desmoines,
Iowa, hermano del tamoso Joe
Stecher, excampe6n del mundo
Y creador de las famosas I'll
jeras'.
Para antagonists del holandes
Tom BREAK, que a~nteri9rmente
era llamado "El Desconocido",
Sc ha escogido a Jack Mcdonald
de P~ittsburg.
Ia attraction especial" tiene
como figuras principiales a Ed
Maynard, de Africa del Sur, Y
Joe Washburn, del Canada.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
que?

A rogarle cue ME aeon
pane.-co!.teSto ell Inspector.
amansado por Ia entereza de-
mostraja por e, supueS.o
.Garc6S.
En- saguida.-dijo Sulpi-
cio.-Si listed me 10 rermite.
recogere algunos documcntos
que necesito presentar al se5loy
fiscal de s. NJ.
-Puede listed hacerlo.
Sulpicio Sc dirigi6 a IN ar
tmarito de nogal, que forma-
ba parte del mobiliario de >J
despacho, Y en- 81 buss6 algu-
nos papeles, que dcbl6 y puso
en- ell bolsillo de su Invita-.
Llam6 a su criado, que no
era otro que el negro Pancho.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

la ley; soy "a un hombre Ii
bre V en- breve probare que he
debido serlo seimpre; por tan
to, conserve y exijo todos los
respetos que me son debidos.
Sirvase, pues. darme ell titulo
que corresponds a un caballe-
10, o no podr5 seguir escuchan
do a listed.
No es a mi a quien debe
listed escuchar,-contesto ell
policia.
IA quien, pues?
Al senior fiscal de S. NJ.
-Estoy pronto a oirle.
-iAh! iEsta listed dispues
to-?
ST senior; cuardo de mi
Sc exija.
A ESQ he venido.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

De tres libros, IN pequeno die
cionario de ingles, una geogra-
fla de Cuba y una obra de
Brown Scott. La persona que
los haya encontrado y los en-
tregue en- ell Consulate de Cuba
sera gratificada, o name al te-
lefono Y 1911 para pasar a re-
cogerlos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
DERROTA A RELAMPAGO
SAGUERO.

West Palm Beach, Mario IA.
Los tres jueces votaron a ia
vor de Johnny Graycar en- la
pelea que anoche sostu,era con
Relampago Sagiero, campe6n
cubano del peso felter.
Pesaba ell Relampago $50 IL
bras y su adversario 148.
En- ell mismo programa Joe
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

pues de ejecutada la sentencia
que cost6 Ia vida a una mujer Y
otra fu6 a galeras a perpetui-
dad, todavia Sc discuti6 largo
tempo 81 la ejecutada era la
verdadera criminal 0 10 habia
sido la que estaba en- el preside
de Alcala de Henares; s. el hi
10 de Ia victima declarado libre,
fue complete en- ell asesinato no
rrible de su madre, o fue mo
cente.
En- ell suceso misterioso de-
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy V manana.
Eientos moderados del Nordes-
te V del Este.
Maxima temperature, aver
- grades; minima. As.
Marea alta . la l :09 a. m. V
80 p. m. marea baja a las
$50 a. m. Y 1854 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

Lips, de Charlotte, C. del Nor
te, hizo pelea nula con Eric Law
son, de Charleston, c. del Sur.
Los dos hombres pesaban 173
libras cada uno.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
a manifestar d6nde habitaba el
incognito personaje.

e. oleaje de la pdblica con-
moci6n lego hasta las atlas re-
Clones de la justicia.
Ell fiscal del Supreme pusC
en- movimiento Ia policia judi,
cial Y esta lie llev6 la nota de-
domicilio de Garces.
I'm dia lego a la puerta de la
casa IN eoche.
De 81 Sc ape6 un inspector de
policia.
Subi6 al piso que ocupaba SUI
picio, y exhibiendo un manda-
miento judicial al criado que Sc
present6, pidi6 yer al doctor.
Ell case estaba previsto.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

cuenfro a Bulldog Mallory, de
Boston, a quien Sc buscaba un
eontrincante en- la noche de
aver.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

Sc VENDEN negocios oportu-
nos de todas classes en- Miami.
Restaurants, barberlas, zapa-
terias, bodegas, barras, etc. Pa
"a informes escriba a Fl. d.
Gates, 301 Congress Bldg, Mia
mi, Florida.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14
JACK DEMPSEY TENDRA
IN \ POR CIENTO EN-
LAS

New York, MARIO 14.-El
estado del match entire Primo
Camera Y ell hebreo Max Baer
Sc aproxima hoy a la crisis.
Ell coronel John Reed Kill
patrick, p~residente de la cor
poraci6n Madison Square Cor
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

Sc NECESITAN tres perso-
mas que deseen ir a Miami o a
Key West en- I'm buen y como
do autom6vil. Informan en- ell
1922 de la Ia avenida, Telefono
Y 1891, Sr. Crandall.
La gaceta., 1934-03-14

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 379
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-24
GOOD FRIDAY
SERVICE HERE

Announcement is made of a Good
Friday service, sponsored by a group
Of local churches, to be held in the
State Street Christian church,
March 80, at 1:30 p. m. The program
will consist of appropriate music
and a number of brief addresses by
local pastors centering about the
Word from the Cross"
This service has been undertaken
by this group of churches in the
effort to bring the observance of
Good Friday to the attention of the
community and to interest people in
a more general keeping of the day.
Since several services will be held
this year in different churches which
represent various branches of the
Christian faith, it is hoped by the
sponsors of the movement that
large numbers may join in the re-
cognition of the day.
The meeting in the Christian
church is being arranged by the
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian
State Street Christian and Nazar-
enc churches, and their pastors give
an invitation to all who do not plan
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-24
MAN KILLED
SCORE HURT
IN ACCIDENT
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ly after it happened He assisted
n breaking through tie jammed
doors of the bus and carrying out
the injured.
James Duncan, a veteran driver
on the line, who was sitting beside
Dodd at the time of the crash.
turned off the ignition switch just
as the machine went over, thus
preventing a greater tragedy as it
is understood the bus was carrying
large quantity of gasoline in its
tanks.
That Evitt'S death was caused by
bus overturning due to the neg
ligence of the Pacific Greyhound
company in having an apprentice
driver operating the car during a
heavy rain, was the verdict return
ed by a coroner's jury after an ill.,
quest conducted by A. r. Under
wood, county coroner, later this
morning.
Tie inquest was held at the scene
of the accident with Workmen from
the maintenance camp acting as
members of the jury.
YUMA, Ariz., March "a. U.P) -
An unidentified man was killed and
several Others seriously injured early
today vixen an east bound Pacific
Greyhound stage skidded on the
wet pavement and overturned 13
miles west of here near the Cali
fornia line.
There were 90 passengers on the
bus at tie time of the accident.
Raining At Time
w. E. Dodd had just relieved Dun
can. the regular Griyer, when TIE
bus left El Centro. lie was driving
at the time through heavy rain
VIXEN the heavy stage skidded and
overturned, landing on its top III a
gully at the side OF the road.
Considerable trouble was expert
enced in removing the passengers
from the Wreckage as the top had
been smashed in and the doors
bound.
It was more tEan an hour after
the accident before reports reached
mere telling of the crash. Doctors
and ambulances and local towns
folk were rushed to the scene and
brought tie injured into Yuma.
First reports said that four people
were killed. However, this was de
MED when the injured were brought
into the hospital.
An inquest was ordered at tie
scene of the accident by Coroner
A. r. Underwood of Ell Centro who
was accompanied to the place by
Frank Oswalt, of the California
state highway patrol.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-24
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, March "a. U.P) =
Stocks pushed forward fractions to
more than point today as Wall
street grew hopeful of settlement in
the motor car labor situation.
Motor shares and issues of allied
industries were the outstanding
leaders. Chrysler advanced more
than a point to around SO. General
Motors showed a corresponding ad-
vance to around 38. Dupont was up
q to 95 y, Nash was point higher
at 26la.
Steel issues were in good demand
United States steel held about a
point higher at around So and Be-
thlehem steel showed a correspond
ing advance to around 411a. Both
issues were down from their highs.
Late demand for aircraft stocks
Friday carried over into today's
market. The opening on Curtiss
Wright was on a block of 10000
shares. Curtis Wright in a fraction
al advance reached a new 1884 high
at 119s,. Douglas Aircraft was frac-
tionally higher while United Air
craft held around the previous close.
American telephone and consoli-
dated gas led the strength in the
utilities field, the former gaining
more than a point to above 119 and
the latter showing point gain
about 80. Rails were fractionally
higher with New York Central up
Is at 36h. Silver issues were firm.
Stock sales today approximated
691,0 900 shares against 725,000 shares
last Saturday. Curb sales were 165,-
600 shares against 10000 shares
last Saturday.
Dow Jones preliminary averages
showed: industrial, 1OO92, up 1.12,
railroad, 47.92, up 0.33; utility 26.37,
up 0.32.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-24
COMMUNISTS CONDEMNED BY
SPEAKERS At MASS MEETING

rically opposed to Communism in
this country.
Yesterdays meeting which waS
attended by about 1900 persons, was
presided over by Charles Nice, COM
mander of the recently formed as
sociation to curb TIE inroads of
Communism in the country. In
the grandstand were representa-
tives from all branches of The val
leys civil and social life with
groups of students from different
valley high schools.
Red Letter Quoted
The meeting was opened with an
invocation by Rev. Irving Raab af-
ter which the assembly sang TIE
first verse of America.
. Charles Nice was the first speak
er He outlined the scope of Com
munism end the American Civil
Liberties Union and told of a letter
which had been recently received
in 3raWley from Moscow which
stated that the United States gov
ernment will be taken over by the
Communists within 18 months ami
that the first agricultural strike
will be here in the valley.
Roy Stilgenbaur, Brawley, was the
next speaker. He told his hearers
that the valley can solve its own
iJroblems without any alien assist
ance and stated that American
PRINCIPLES of life and ooVrrnn,enr
must be preserved at all hazards.
Goodcell, who had come to the
valley on other business, was
pressed into service as the Chief
speaker of the afternoon following
news that Homer Chaillaux, state
commander of the American Legion
who had been sought for this duty,
was unable to be present at this
meeting.