davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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OF CHINA, India and Russia. But at
the same time, in 1926, the United
States was prosperous.
TN England and Germany there
l. was serious unemployment and
in Russia, China and India a des-
perately low standard of life. If
the theory that labor-saving ma
chinery is the cause of unemploy-
ment were correct, we should have
had in 1926 nearly three times the
amount of unemployment there was
in Germany. In fact, we had much
less.
What is more, if the theory we're
correct, we should have had ever
increasing unemployment for the
last hundred years. For there has
been a prodigious increase in labor
saving machinery. But the fact is
that, except temporarily during de-
presSions, we have employed more
and more people at higher real
wages throughout that period The
explanation is not difficult to find
Take the congressman's wheat
farm, where three men do the
work that thirty did when he was
a boy.
BY dint Of little research in the
congressional directory I find that
the congressman did his farming
from 1884 to 1894 In 1894 the coun-
try produced 634000000 bushels of
wheat and in 1928 it produced 3d.
100000 bushels, an increase of about
80 per cent in a period when the
population increased about 70 per
cent. So, in 1894, the country was
producing about nine bushels per
capita and in 1929 a little less than
seven. Wheat production was &C
tually declining. But with the aid
Of labor-saving machinery the indl-
vldual farmer was producing more
wheat.
THAT machinery had to be made
l. out of something. In that same
period the production of pig iron
multiplied seven times. To make
that machinery requires fuel. In
that period the production of coal
multiplied three and a half times.
The machinery requires fuel to
operate it. In that period the pro-
duction of petroleum multiplied
forty times.
That is the answer to the con-
CHEESEMAN'S argument. The three
men on the farm who use machin-
cry were not the only ones working
to harvest that crop. Behind them,
but out of sight, were the miners
who dug the ore and the coal, the
men who made the steel and man
ufactured the machines, the men
who produce the fuel to run them,
who transported and serviced them.
1t may not any longer take thirty
men to do the work of three men,
but it takes more than the three.
When the congressman exclaimed
that ''the machine is self created
he showed what his illusion is. The
IlldC11l1lC ID IlOb SO14-Cl "a
tractor which displaces twenty
seven men on a Kansas farm does
not displace twenty-seven men in
the United States.
y It takes many of those twenty
seven men to produce the tractor
and keep it running A few are
displaced, presumably on the aver
age about one man in fifty per year,
since total production tends to in
crease about 212 per cent year.
That labor power can either be
directed to increased leisure or used
10 produce more wealth.
=
EOR the country as a whole and
L in the long run the problem OF
chronological unemployment, So
called, can not be of a much greater
order of magnitude than this.
The idea that labor Saving ma
chinery makes a nation poorer is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29

ACCOUNTS dIt kept HIdCHIIItIy. HdCnILtIy IS
sen-created. 1t digs its materials out Of the
ground transports them to the manufacturing pla-t
manufactures itself and operates itself Every day in
every way. the farm in the factory, in the mine,
the need for human labor becomes less and less"
The congressman has stated view which is widely
held at the present time 1t is at the of the multi
tudinouS efforts being made to limit production and
create artificial scarcity in the midst of what is
felt to be overwhelming abundance Is there any,
thing wrong with the congreSsmans statement and if
so, what is it?
II is not difficult, think, to show that there is
something fundamentally wrong with it. If labor
saving machinery produces unemployment and the
amount Of labor-saving machinery. Now few years
Mr Z 7 made runat is To he he
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the act but the
hire a t e n G d
strikes in some
Of the major in
dustries Of late
TO have tended
TO bring it more
to public atten-
ton.
It is a fair
guess, however,
that the poten-
tial effect of the
section still is
very much I'M
derrated. 1t is
estimated that
the section af-
fects bet W e c n
$4,000, 900 a n d
100000 work
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
COUNTY POST is FILLED
Jacob Neidenthal Appointed I,
Carpenters vacancy.

Jacob Neidenthal. Bluff read
yesterday was named county car
penter to succeed Louis Smith, de-
ceased. The appointment was
made by the Marion county com
miSSioners and will remain in effect
until Dec. 81. Mr. Neidenthal has
been active in Democratic politics
in Perry township for many years,
according to Commissioner Dow w.
Vorhies. who recommended him for
the post.
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Odd Fellows to Initiate Two

Harris lodge, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, will confer tia
initiatory degree on two candidates
at Monday night at Addison and
West Washington streets. The first
degree will be conferred at the same
time April 8. All Odd Fellows have
been invited TO attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
Wall Street
Importance of Section IA,
National Recovery Act,
Highly Underrated.
by RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

CECTION 7 (a) Of the national
- recovery act guarantees to
workers the right to organize and
to bargain collectively with repre-
sentatiyes Of their own choosing and
without interference on the part
Of employers. Relatively few people
realized the importance Of that
provision when it was written into
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
Imitation Prospects

A THOUGH everything appears
"a relatively quiet in Washington
these days as far as the monetary
situation is concerned, Wall Street
is convinced that we have not yet
seen the end of imitation.
The next few months, it is con-
tended, are likely to see all sorts
of proposals made, and the govern
ment, it is held, probably will not
be able to avoid dangerous compro-
misses.
Everything is fine, it is argued, as
long as expenditures Of borrowed
money are being made, but when
ways and means are sought with
which to make repayment the shoe
is likely to be on the other foot
The idea of greenbacks is then
likely to take on added appeal.
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Chicago Futures RanQe
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

n, CHICAGO. March 28.-1Gash grain:
mixed 85c weeviiv, Corn@Ho.' mixed,
4724 a 48c; No. mixed. 46i2c; No 2 vel
low. Acc No. yellow 47G4724c: No
yellow. 46lac; No. 4 white 48i2c sample
grade white. Acc Clake billing No
yellow. 47G47Ac: No. yellow 46 &C: No
white. soc. Oats-No l white 35c:
No. 2 white 3414 a 34l2c: No 3 white. sac:
No. 4 white, 32i4 q32i2c. Rve-No. 4
weevilv. soc. BaTlev-46M8 Timothy
S6.50d7. Clover-Seed S1ldl25O Cash
proyisions-Lard, s6.12: lose S612: leaf.
S612, S Bellies So
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
BIZ United Press

TOLEDO March. 2s-Grain close:
No 2 red. 90l2 91l2c Corn-No vel
low. 52@ 53c. Oats-No. 2 white. 37iz@
p p96e 28e rSte s4 s5' red T 8s
G87i2c; No. 2 red. 85l2 d86i2c Corn-No.
2. yellow, 48d49c: No. 8 yellow 47d 4sc
34G36c: No. white 80 35i2c Toledo
SEED close: Clover-March. S825. Alsike
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METAL SHARES LEAD ADVANCE IN ACTIVE TRADE
Today and Tomorrow
Picture of Mass Production by Machinery Is Outlined
Before House.
BY WALTER LIPPMANN

other day the house
explaining favored the Bankhead BILL which would it
recently
boy machinery
a crop that once would have required thirty
Telephones seoperative.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
Chicago Stocks
By Abbott HoDnir & Co.
Bright Spots
(By Abbott. Honnin b Co,

by Abbott, Hoppin & Coz
Boston q Maine Railroad Company
February deficit totaled $422, 1886. against
S156,l45 in February, 1888
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Feb
ruary net operating income totaIed
SiO98,442, against S2,619,641 in Feb
ruary, 1888. CarIoadings of the com.
pany for own lines and connections in
the week ended March "a totaIed 91,194
cars. against 96,565 in the previous week
and 7O,O39 in the like 1888 week.
-, Hershey Chocolate Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend of rs cents
a share on the common stock.
de AmeTican Lght and Traction Company
on each share of the common stock.
safeway Stores and subsidiaries in 1888
earned SAIL common share, against
Ohio Edison Company in twelve
months ended Feb. % had net income
of SS,531941 after taxes and other
charges, against S4O26. sos in the pre-
viOus twelve months.
New York Central Railroad car load
ings in the week ended March "a for own
line and connections. totaled 107. $50 cars.
against 70, 863 cars in the like 1888 week
Production of electricity by the electric
light and power industry of the United
states for the week endd March "a totaled
1858, 389 900 kiloWatt hours. against / ,409-
$4,000 kilowatt hours in the like 1888
week.
Monsanto Chemical Company stock
holders have approved the proposal to
increase the authorized capital stock to
1,250,000 shares from 500. 900 shares, to
capitalize S4,923 900 on paid in surplus
and to distribute the additional capital
stock share for share. The 100 per cent
stock dividend will be distributed on
April 80 to stockholders of record April
90
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(By Abbott, Hoppin & Co..
March %
Daily Price Index

By United Press
NEW YORK March 28.-Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted price index Of
United Press:
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available
of mechanical
The calculation made 1926 At
work output capita which and half times
half
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TREASURY STATEMENT
By United Press
WASHINGTON March 29.-Government
expenses and receipts OF the current fiscal
year to March 81. compared with the
corresponding period of the previous fiscal
year:
This Year. Last Year
expenses 50 ~ 81. CTS. Al So 1872 ,082 112 SO
receipts ,294874,S58 SO 81, sos, 763, 403 II
DDenclt SAT- 1868 80 S2226, 318, 709. AZ
Cash Bal 81 1853 463, 697.66
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES

The following prices represent quota
tons from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. cash discount OF Is cents per ton
is allowed
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
and the Republic Iron and steel Corpora
ton announce wage increase Of 10 per cent
effective April /. Public Service Corpora
cent increase in wages effective April l.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, March 2s-Cash grain:
Wheat-No. red. sl.04is: No. hard
winter. slO4ls. Corn-No. 2 mixed. 5694c
Oats-No white, 43c.
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Extra charge Of SOC ton for wheeling
coal and 81 ton for coal carried to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
In the Cotton Markets
March %
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
NEW YORK CASH GRAIN

City grain elevators are paying 10 cents
for No. soft red wheat. Otner grades
on their merits
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U. S. Government Bonds
By United Press

D . z WtttU 7 Tt6S
NEW YORK. March %. Closing
Liberties
tDecimals represent thirty-seconds)
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Intl. Harvester
Johns ManviDo
Nat Biscuit
Pub S OF N j
Sears Roebuck
Stand. of N ].
Tn. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
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ers It IS possible that in time all
CT these people may become or
ganized under the one banner or
at least under unions highly SYM
pathetic 10 one another. The IN
fuenCe Of such a group in this
country would be tremendous, and
those at the top would exert more
power than the head Of any poll
teal party.
That workers should have the
right TO organize is generally con-
coded, and most people are happy
that this right has been sanctioned
officially by the government. But
there are those who are afraid the
results may not meet with general
expectations-that those who sue
coed in having themselves selected
to head the various unions may not
be truly representative of American
WOTkmen
Better Orators Than WOrkmen
TT is rather we'll known that there
4 are certain types Of labor agita-
tors who are neither good WOrkmen
nor good citizens. They are, how
ever. good orators and good organ
izerS. On the other hand, there
are a great many workers who
know relatively little about labor
unions but who probably would be
susceptible to the promises of pro-
fessional agitators. The danger OF
making serious mistakes in select
ing their leaders, consequently
would seem to be quite real.
Your correspondent was about to
compare the present situation in
some respects to that which pre-
vailed after the slaves were freed
but on second thought he decided
that would be too far fetched Cor
porations probably can be counted
upon to act as a balance wheel, as
they apparently have in the case
of the automobile difficulties.
The government probably also
will exert some form of control over
the unionization efforts which. are
anticipated. But irrespective of this
the situation is an acute one, and
it would be indeed surprising if a
great many strikes are not called
in the next few months.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

O4Cd141IBS ............. 81, DOE, 600 90
Deolts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1928, 900 90
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DOME MINES AT
new 1884 HIGH;
OTHERS CLIMB
Senate Action in Overriding
Veto on Pensions Is
Strong Factor.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Wednes-
day: high 1894 low $3.50 close $500. up
.26 Average OF twenty rails: 1850. 46.4l
$3.50. up 26 Average of twenty utilities
26.02. 25.e5. 25.79 up 05
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NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES

--IAarcn 70
SANTOS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
A KORMANY KET FONTOS

osztalyat fogjak ujjaszervezni
a kovetkez6 napokban.
A NRA atszervezesenek ker-
deset az ujsagok bowen targyal-
tax, de pillanatban senki mem
tudja, hogy az elnok milyen
iranyban keresi a megoldast.
A NRA atszervezesehez teljes
hatalma van juniusig -
Rooseveltnek, de valosziniileg
addig is olyan megofdast kivan,
aminek az allandositasat ajanl-
hatja maid a congressusnak ju-
Mus utanra.
A Federal Housing Act-ban
idaig csalodott az orszag is a
kormany is, leginkabb azert,
inert EFT a kormany a bankarok-
kal egyiitt probalta csinalni, mar
pedig ezekiel a hog-okkal egy
talbot mem lehet cseresznyezni
a mai kormanynak.
Kisiilt, hogy mire bankarok
altal felallitott apro kis dijazasok
es kamatok hozza csapodtak a
tokehez, az igert "olcso penz'
kilenc es fel szazalekba keriilne
a "segelyezett" polgarnak, maj
pedig ilyen aron mem, mayor
csabito a kolcsonzes, dacars
annak, hogy regebben tizenket'
tizenot szazalekhoz szoktattal
| bennunket bankarok.
Valoszini, hogy az elnok rem
Diet csinal ebben a kerdesben il
a kovetkez6 napokban, Is vegr'
lehetove teszi, hogy az epitkezes
javitas Is modernizalas munka
ba allitson egy par szazezer EN-
bert az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
ANS As!N; AsSR 4 $zovo-

nagy sztrajkja koti lie maga-
max a munkas-fronton a figyel-
met, az acelmunkasok is erosen
kiizdenek, hogy az iparfejedel-
mex egyseges frontjat attorjek.
A Weir elnoksege alatt allo
hirhedt National Steel Corpora
ton ellen ujabb panaszt emeltek
a munkasok, bebizonyitottak,
hogy Portsmuth, O.-ban otezer
embert, csupan szervezkedes
Matt kizartak a munkabol.
A tarsasag egyszeriien' a tob-
bi gyaraiba kuldte a rendelese-
ket. Is a portsmuthi telepet le-
zartak, mikor lattak, hogy oft a
szervezkedes egyseges.
Panaszt emeltek a Hudson
auto-gyar ellen is, amely puccs-
szerien kompania-juni valasz-
tast irt XII a mutt heten, es pa
naszt emeltek meg egy csomo
gyar ellen, arnelyek a NRA gaz-
dasagi el6nyeit ugyan kihasznal-
jak, de annak hetedik parag-
rafusat egyszeriien figyelmen
kivii1 hagyjak. t
Korulbelul nyolcvan kisebb-
nagyobb sztrajkkal koszontott a
'rnunka innepe" az amerikai
munkasra, amelyek kozul "a
szoyomunkasok berharcan kiyiiD
legjelentekenyebb az alumni.
MUM munkasok sztrajkja, ami
azonban valosziniileg bekesen el
lesz intezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
II E 7 s Z r NJ L p

segletet maga fogja el5allitani
azontul.
Erdekes, hogy amig az elnok-
tol kezdve lefele minden komoly
ember ARA toreks xix, hogy a
lakossag kozpontositasat kerulje,
hogy zsufolt ipari kozpontok-
Dol az ernberfelesleget lecsapol-
jak, akkor a dearborni duvad
ennek az ellenkez6jet csinalja, S
meg nagyobb ipari centrumot
fog maya szemetdombjabol
csinalni.
Meg tobb munkast csabit maid
Detroitba, mikor lesz munka az
orszagban, hogy meg tobb mum
katlan szerencsetlent dobhasson
a detroiti polgarsag nyakaba,
mikor meltoztatik neki a gya-
rait lezarni.
Az aceliparban egyebkent ko-
molyan gordolkoznak azon, hogy
melto feleletet adjanak Ford
gyarnak, es egy-ket acelgyar
kezdjen automobile lokni a
piacra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
A VASUTAK FORGALMA

lenyegtelen emelkedest, az
ipari celokra eladott villanyaram
nemi csokkenest mutat a mutt
hetrol, ez utobbi azert. inert
slack van a "cotton-garment"
iparban.
Ennek az iparnak a code-jat
az elnok megvaltoztatta, hogy
negyven ora helyett harminchat
orat dolgozzanak ezentul heten-
kent, ugy hogy a negyven oras
hetibert meghagyjak, mire be-
sztrajkoltak a gyarosok, szem-
be szallnak az elnokkel.
f A department iizletek Is a kis
keresked6k is csokken6 forgal-
mat mutatnak, dacara annak,
hogy az arak emelkednek, es ICY
llegalabb dollarokban emelkedni
kellene forgalomnak, ha az
tenylegesen mem esne.
Mindenki at hiszi, hogy az
iizleti viszonyok most mar gyor-
san valtoznak, es mig ebben a
honapban a valtozas lassu lesz,
| oktoberben es novemberben
gyors ternpoban fogjuk a javu-
last eszlelni.
! Az az altalanos velemeny,
hogy javulas szeniparban fog
mutatkoz mi eloszor, inert szen-
hiany fenyegeti az orszagot, S
hogy utana a tobbi iparagak
is erosen fognak dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
HOPKINS HAZA-ERKEZTE

Is a kozeled6 6sz aktualissa
tette erosen a segelyezes kerde-
set.
A kormany termeszetesen ket
teryen dolgozik, inert nemcsak
pillanatnyi, hanem allando meg
oldast keresnek.
A pillanatnyi segely hasonli-
tani fog CWA kampanyhoz,
csak mereteiben nagyobb lesz,
az allando segitsegre nezve javas
latokat kap kormanytol januar-
ban congressus.
Hopkins az europai tapasz-
talatait alkalmazni kivanja az
amerikai viszonyokra es ko-
vetkez6 hetekben idonkent es
szakaszonkent megismertetik ja-
vaslatanak egy reszet, hogy ARA
elkes zitsek az orszagot.
Minden esetre orvendetes, hogy
a munka-biztositast eppen ugy,
mint az aggkori nyugdijat sz6-
vetsegi alapra akarjak helyezni,
ami kizarja ait a lehetoseget,
hogy egy-egy reakcios, allan kes-
lekedjek ilyen torvennyel, vagy
annak aldasaibol egyes osztalyo-
kat (kulonosen a bevandorolt
polgarok osztalyat) kizarja.
Az europai "dole" helyett lit
nem annyira segelyt, mint
MUNKAT akarnak biztositani
allandoan minden embernek,
csak rendkiviili esetekben fordul-
nanak a direkt penzbeli segely-
hez.
CA kormanynak EFT a nagy
szocialis programjat es annak
.varhat6 k0vetkezmenyeit bowen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
A CAZDASACI j.,
VISZONYOK

semmivel mem javultak a multi
heten es erre hetre sem igertek
biztatast az elcsuggedt munkas-
max. Il - er1
A nehez iparban mindossze lo
szazalekos iizemet tartottak es
nincs ra kilatas, hogy egy-ket
heten belul viszonyok lenye-
gesen javulnak.
A hadihajok epitesehez ugyan
sok acelra lesz szuksegiink, de
azokat a rendeleseket a gyarak
e ho masodik felenel elobb mem
fogjak megkapni.
A nehez iparban egyebkent
megsziiletett U. S. Steel Cor
poration (aceltruszt) kis occse.
A Republic ket figgetlen acel-
gyar felszivasaval negyszaz mil
lio dollaros vallalatta avanzsalt,
es ICY ma az aceliparban a mum
kassag harom nagy truszttal all
szemben. A Bethlehem semmi-
vel mem tisztessegesebb vagy
humanusabb a u. S. Steel-nel,
Republic pedig hirhedtebb
mindkett6nel, inert azoknal is
komiszabbul szokott banni a
munkassal.
Ha egyaltalan lehet EFT a XII
fejezest hasznalni, akkor q
kisebb es fiiggetlen acelgyarak.
nal bannak a legtisztessegeseb.
ben a munkassal, es ezen a teren
youngstown es kornyekebel
gyarak vezetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06

augustus 24-en tartotta a
Youngstown Hotel-ben levo ter
meben. A
A Kor belso ugyeinek elinte-
zese utan, a tagsag nagy tobb-
seggel elfogadta, hogy a t0bbi
kiilonboz6 magyar Polgari Ko-
rokkel Sz0vetsegre lep a kozos
magyar erdekek el6bbrevitele Is
annak megvedesere.
A tervek kidolgozasara egy
otos bizottsagot kildott XII, DR..
Laurisin Jen6, Matyasi Istvan,
Danish Jozsef, Tausz Gyula es
DR.. Schager Jeno szemelyeben.
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(Folytatas a 4..ik oldalrol.l

\TOlytdtaS a FIX OldalIOl.l
kal tobb sztrajk nincs az or
szagban."
(Itt kenytelen vagyok egy
szora megallni, es ere a csekely-
segre felhivni mindazon DIVA
soim figyelmet, akik Ell vannak
keseredve Is ugy erik, hogy
csalatkoztak az elnokben. Amig
Roosevelt ILYEN embereket
tart maga koriil, addig az anne
rikai munkasnak mines joga meg
allapitani, hogy csalodott, vagy
fogy Roosevelt mem igyekszik
mindent megtenni munkasert.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-06
PAPOK A GYARBAN

Ft. Dobo Istvan, a daytoni
egyetem papnovehejenek latin
tanara, aki Fl. DR.. Nyiri Istvant
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg plebanosat helyettesitet-
te az elmult ket hetben, kivancsi
volt, hogy milyen az acelgyar.
Dobo four felkerte szerkesz-
t6nket, aki kieszkozolte. hogy
megnezheti az Ohio Worksot,
ahol sok magyar dolgozik. Ft.
Andras Jeromos sem latott meg
beliilr6l acelgyarat, ICY hat ct is