davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
Zastrelil se.tru i .eba.

Minute prebehla novinami
zprava o vrazde spachanej.
ma Janovi Trycakovi a jeho
sestre Marii v Kravianoch
pri Levoci. Ako teraz cetnf-
ci zistili, Trycak a jeho se-
stra, vydata Dabelkova, me-
boli zayrazdenf. Tragediu "a
vinil sam Trycak. Nal ma /.
marca nast1pit' miesto noe
neho straznika v klperoch
Kvetnici k1pil 81 revolver.
Ked' ostatnf domaci odisli 2
izby, Trycak v pritomnosti
svojej sestry nahil revolver,
ale zachadzal MIN tax me-
opatrne, ze odrazu vysiel W.
strep . gulka zasiahla jeho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
YOUNGsTOWNSKE sLOVENsKE NoVINY

sestru rovno do srdca, takze
bola ma mieste mrtva. Jan
Trytak vidiac, 90 urobil, O.
bratil zbrah proti sebe a sire
ill 81 do hlavy. Dobehnuvsf
svagor nasiel uz obidvoch
mrtvych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
Mrtvolka v siiahu.

Pri odpratavanf pozostat-
kov snahovych zavejov ma
hradskej medzi Myjavou a
Starou Turou bola najdena
zohavena mrtvolka diet'atla
ktore bolo zahrddsene. Mrt-
volke chtba l'ava ruka a
prav6 noha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
Zdravotnicke nedostatky Slo.
venska. 8

VCa1Shos
Ma porade v Dome Zeme-
delskej osvety v Prahe o pri
pravach k poriadaniu tyzdna
peclivosti O zdravie vidiec-
kych deti bolo referovane 0
roznych nedostatkoch ma vi
dieku a bolo tiez uvedene,
ze ma Slovensku je 10 okre-
SOW, v ktorych umiera kazde
stvrte diet'a pred dosiahnu-
tim jedneho roku. Preto ma
riadil zemsky prezident, aby
okresy vzaly do rozpoctov
polozku 10000 Kcs ma soci-
alnu sestru, ktora bude pu-
tovat' cd dediny k dedine a
poucovat' matky O zdravo-
vede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
ODE ruky v seckovici.

Alzbeta Kusnier v Trhovi-
sti pri Michalovciach poci-
nala 81 pri rezani secky tax
neopatrne, ze sa dostala o.
bona rukami medzi noze
stroja, pri com jej boly ma
oboch rukach odrezane diva
prsty. Bola dopravena do
michalovskej nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
Name dost' kvalifikovanei ]
mladeze.

0 miesto tajomnika Slo-
venskeho cudzineckeho sva-
u V Bratislave uchadzalo sa
spolu 80 kvalifikovanych zia
datelov, z ktorych boil ta-
jomnfkom zvoleny kom. inz.
Fodor z Noyeho Mesta mad
Vahom. Inz. Fodor vie doko-
male anglicky, francdzsky,
nemecky, mad'arsky a ovla-
da slovensky a cesky ja-
Zyk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
Pol 'ske manevre pri sloven-
skych hraniciach.


skych hraniciach.
AZ teraz sa dozveda slo-
venska verejnost', ze v blfz-
kosti slovenskych hranfc ko-
naly sa v Pol'sku vel'ke ma
nevre. UcePom tychto name
vrov Dol dtok pol'skej ar
mady smerom ma uzocky
priesmyk, aby 1tociaca poll
ska armada dosiahla Gin
skorsieho spojenia arma-
dou mad'arskou, ltociacou
smerom cd Miskovca. Name.
vre sa konaly "a vel'mi ne.
priazniveho pocasia a trvaly
cele styri dni. Vojaci boil v
plnej pol'nej vyzbroji, mali
snehove plaste a kone nosili
ma kopytach gumove obaly
Manevruj1ce vojsko pocho.
dovalo cd Samboru k obci
Javorovej, ktora je len A KIN
cd c.-s. hranfc. Je. len pri.
rodzene, ze tieto manevre
ktore neostaly v tajnosti, sp6
sobAy v slovehskom pohra.
nicnom obyvatePstve vel'ke
vzruSenie. ..-..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
STRANA 6.
REZOLUCIE
REZOLUCIE
ijat& ma XIX. kongrese 81.
nv ' Amerike, konanom '
och -. ! 80. nov. 1884 ~
meste Cleveland, Ohio.

A1A. kOngreS SlOVeHSheJ
zfgy v Amerike osvedcule
40 opatovne, ze tato celona-
rodna organizacia americ-
ktch Slovakov 20 svojho ma
rodneho programu, vyslove-
n&ho v Pittsburghskej Doho-
de, ktorej je ona kontrahent-
kou, neupustila ami ciarky:
je "a samospravu Slovenska
Cesko -Slovenskej Republi-
ke.
Slovenska Lfga nielen re
sa nestotoznuje, ale zatracu-
je akekol'vek hnutia, ci uz
fedrovane a financovane Pra
hou, ii Budapest'ou a ci kym
kol'vek inym, lebo je pre-
svedcena, ze cielom vset-
ktch tychto hnutf je vyhla-
denie slovenskeho naroda
povrchu zemskeho.
Slovenska Liga v Amerike
jako dosiar, povazuje 81 "a
povinnost' napomahat' boj
starokrajovych bratov "a u
platnenie Pittsburghskej Do
hody v jej plnom zneni, cize
boj "a samospravu Sloven-
ska v Cesko-Slovenskej Re-
publike.
Pretoze nieto takeho ro-
duverneho Slovaka ma svete,
ktoremu nezalezalo by ma
tom, Ii memo slovenskeho
naroda vytrete bude 20 So
znamu civilizovanych naro-
dov a pretoze jako v Spoje-
nych Statoch, tax i V Ka-
made, Juznej Amerike, Au-
stralii, vo Francii, atd'., su
zitia nevopou rozohnate de-
siatky tisicov nasich rodu-
vernych bratov, a pretoze
najma v Spojenych Statoch
zijd desiatky tisfcov rodu-
vernych bratov a sestar, kto-
RI hmotne mravne, ba krv
ntmi obet'ami pod vodcov-
stvom Slovenskej Lfgy napo-
mahali utvorenie cesko-slo-
venskeho statu ciel'om OSLO
bodenia slovenskeho naroda
3 zabezpecenia mu kulturne-
ho i hmotneho vyvoja v tom
spolocnom State Slovakov a
Cechov, preto Slovenska Ii
ga v Amerike apeluje ma
vsetkych roduvernych Slova-
kov, aby sa znova spojili pod
lei zastavu do boja "a uplne
oslobodenie slovenskeho ma
roda a zabezpecenie mu vse
tk6ho. 10 81 on pozaduie a
20 mu jake narodu i patri.
II.
XIX. kongres Slovenskej
Lfgy v Amerike, uvedomujdc
81, ze zakladom pravej de-
mokracie je sloboda slova a
tlace, taxa, akej tesime sa v
t5chto Spojenych Statoch A
merickych, rozhodne zatra-
cuie cenzurovanie, habanie a
zastavovanie roduvernych slo
venskych casopisov vladou
Cesko-Slovenskej Republiky
8 tJm Wac zatracuje cenzu-
royanie este j parlamentar-
nych interpelacii poslancov a
senatorov ma vladu Cesko'
I Slovenskej Republiky.
So zial'om konstatujeme'
ze 60 neopovazili sa NADIA
II, to spravili slovenskemu
n6rodu jeho slavianski bra
4ia Cesi - zastavili martin
alxk "Narodnie Noviny"!
III.
XIX. kongres Slovenske1
d Lfgy v Amerike zatracuje ka
xdt pokus rozbijania jedno'
tnei fronty roduvernych Slo'
vkkov zanasanfm do ich ra'
dov nabozenskych trenic 9
nesyarov. Slovenska Liga \
Anerike apeluje ma vsetkycf
roduverntch Slovakov, aby
= nedali strhndt'' tymto po
i,som nepriatepa, vyrata
y ntm ma oslabenie jednotne
ho postupu Slovakov, ale ,
81 duchu moyzesovsko-kuzma
81 ,,,vnvsktch tradfcif neochvej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

americktch Slovakov a Slo-
venskA Lfga usilovat' bude
sa vsemoxne kooperaciu tdto
v buddcnosti este vo zvyse-
nej miere pestovat'.
v.
XIX. kongres Slovenskej
Lfgy v Amerike ma nedavny
zajazd DIR. Juraja Slavika do
Ameriky hpadf prave taxi,
ako ma zajazd jeho pred
chodcov: Moysa, Pociska,
Srobara, Mauleho a agent
provokatera Dimitrijevica.
Odrecnil 81 a americki Slo-
vaci vo veciach slovenskej
narodnej politiky zostali ta-
kf, jake boil: "a uplatne-
ME Pittsburghskej Dohody.
Vyznamenania a dekoracie,
ktorych sa mu tn dostalo,
neboly prejavom sirokych
mas slovenskeho pudu v A
merike. Hoe al vykonni u
radnfci jednej slovenskej
bratskej organizacie vyzna-
cili dr.. Slavika cestnym od-
znakom a hoe tento akt de-
korovania boil i fotografova-
ny, predsa to vyznacenie ME
je vyznacenfm tejto organi-
zacie, ale len svevol 'nym a
neopravnenym cinom jej
troch 1radnfkov, lebo trad
nici sami nielen, ze nemaju
prava taketo vyznacenia roz
davat', lebo taketo pravo v
smysle stanov tejze organi-
zacie ma len jej konvencia,
ale nadovsetko len minula
konvencia tejto organizacie
vyniesla ostrd rezollciu pro-
|ti skrivodlivemu zaobchode-
niu prazskeho rezimu so Slo-
vakmi. Jedine tato rezolu-
cia povazovana moze byt' Ia
skutocny sentiment velikej
vacsiny clenstva tejto orga-
nizacie.
vi.
XIX. kongres Slovenskej
Ligy v Amerike povazuje 81
"a milu povinnost' pod'ako-
vat sa bratovi Andrejovi Ku-
cerovi, predsedovi Kanad-
skej Slovenskej Lfgy "a jeho
prejav, dychajdci rodolaskou
zaslaty tomuto kongresu.
Slovenska Liga v Amerike
chce i v buducnosti uzko spo
lupracovat' S Kanadskou Sic
venskou Lfgou V boji "a pra.
va slovenskeho naroda. Zia.
dame nasich bratov V Kama
de, ably vstupovali do Ka
nadskej Lfgy a takto napo
mahali mas spolocny boj "a
krajsiu buducnost' slovenskt
no naroda.
VII.
XIX. kongres Slovenske.
Ligy v Amerike vrele d'aku
je vsetkym nasskym organi
zaciam, vsetkym spolkom
vsetkym slovenskym verej
nym cinovnfkom jednotliv
com, ze svojou ucast'ou M
tomto kongrese prispeli l
jeho skvelemu zdaru. Kon
gres niemenej d'akuje Clev
Okresnemu Sboru Slovenske,
Lfgy "a prfkladne pripravy
ku kongresu.
VIII.
XIX. kongres Slovenske.
Ligy V Amerike jednohlasne
usnasa sa zaslat' pozdravnJ
telegram prezidentovi Franz
lin D. Rooseveltovi, jako
pozdravy neochvejnym slo
venskym narodnym bojovni
kom, Andrejovi Hlinkovi
predsedovi slovenskej Judo
vel strany, a Martinovi Ra
lzusovi, predsedovi slovenske
narodnej strany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
.KONCRESNY vYBOR JE
"a ROBOTNfCKU
PREDLOHU.


dovnu vyboru pr6ce; akcia
robotnictva musi byt' Wac
rozsirena.
Odkedy kongresny podvy-
Dor prace formalne odhlaso-
val prijatie predlohy H. R.
1927 "a poistenie v neza-
mestnanosti, starobe a cho-
robe, telegramy, dopisy a
karotky Cd jednotlivcov v
stach a tisicoch prinasane sn
listonosmi do 1radovne kon-
gresneho vyboru prace. Vo
vsetkych telegramoch a do
pisoch upravenych ma pred
sedu kongresneho vyboru
prace, Williama P. Connery,
ziadane bolo priaznive hla-
sovanie. Pred hlasovanim "a
pocala sa vo WHORE debata
pod tlakom robotnictva a far
marov. Administracia robila
vsetko NONE, aby predloha
bola zavrhnuta, ale massove
vystupenie pudu posilnilo W.
Dor kongresu. Kongresman
Vito Marcantonio, republi-
kan z New Yorku prehlasil,
ze bude hlasovat' vo whore
"a predlohu. "Ja som "a
| predlohu H. R. 1927, lebo je
to jedina predloha ma SPRAY
ne poistenie dosiaP podana.
Toto prehlasenie znamenalo,
ze predloha vo WHORE zvft'a-
ri, lebo pri hlasovanf sedem
hlasov bolo "a a sest' proti
predlohe. Nepriatelia tejto
predlohy robia vsetko moz-
ne proti nej a preto treba,
aby sa robotnictvo postavilo
"a jemu prajnd predlohu a
posielalo rezolucie kongres-
manom a senatorom. Memo
vite spolky a kluby mech 81
pripravia telegramy ma den,
ked' bude o predlohe jedna-
ne v kongrese. Jedine tax
81 kongresmani a senatori
vsimnd poziadaviek robotnf-
ctva. Musfme dat vediet'
panom kongresmanom, ze ak
nebudu hlasovat' "a tuto tax
dolezit1 predlohu, "a ten
najnutnejsf poziadavok ro.
botnfctva, ze potom sldzia
posledny termin v kongrese
Akcne vybory by maly cho.
dit z domu do domu sbie'
rat podpisy a zasielat' icf
kongresmanom, lebo len poo
takymto tlakom dostane So
robotnictvu zakona ma jeht
aspon ciastocne zabezpece
ME.
TAX teraz ia, citatel' Yo
SLOW. Novin ziadam vas spo
lubratia a sestry Slovaci {
Slovenky, dajte sa do prace
robte, pracujte "a vase do
bro, lebo len tax dostanet.
co je vam najnutnejsie k Ii
votu potrebne. Narobili st,
sa tn cez cely zivot a terra,
nemate ami prace ami zabez
pecenia zivota. ia vas volam
pricinte sa, zvlast' tn ma Ma
honing doline. Ozvite sa, Z,
al vam to patrf. HPad'te d,
buducnosti, aby ste mali a
spon nejake zabezpecenie z:
vasu pracu, ktorou ste tvori
Ii tie bohatstva Ameriky. Ne
eakajte, ze prfdu lepsie ca
sy. Tie dobre easy uz pomi
nuly a Wac sa nevratia, leb,
V dnesnom case uz vas d,
roboty nepotrebuj1, tam j
masineria, ktora robi "a vas
TAX vam hovoria vel'kf poll
tikari v dennych casopisoch
preto 81 dajte zalezat', alb,
ste netrpeli, ale aby ste s,
domohli tejto predlohy, leb'
len ia vas moze zachranit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

dohanat' zaostalost' v elek-
trizacii svojho kraja. Al ten
to nedostatok bude odstra-
.neny a jednotlive obce RAD
ne elektrizovane. O. elektri-
zaciu sa snazia vychodoslo-
venske elektrarne, ktore roz
prestieraj1 svoju siet' uz al
v okolf Humenneho. Pc e.
lektrizacii obce Brekova W.
chodoslovenskym prddom,
bude zelektrizovana al Ka-
menica a odtial' pojde siet'
do SHINY. TAX tiez jednotli-
We dolezite statne 1rady v
Humennom sd uz pripojene
ma vychodoslovenskd elektra-
rem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
Elena Marothy-Soltssov6
f'axkn ronocrs

Slavna slovenska spisova.
tel'ka a predsedkyna Ziveny
ktora nedavno slavila 80. ma:
rodeniny a s nou cely narod
lezf t'azko nemocna ma zaI
palenie pl'1c a zaludocn1 ne
moe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

dov ma Podk. Rusi "a celko-
w obnos 6 milionov Kcs.
Stavbou a organization skla
dist ma byt' poverena OBJ
chodna jednota hospodar-
skych druzstiev.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

vyhral 100, 900 Cd mesta
Stefan Saliga 20 ziliny boj
pred 10 rokmi prepustenJ
70 sluzieb mesta bez prfci.
ny. zaioval a teraz vyhra,
100000 Kcs. nahrady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

Skladistia ma Podkarpatskej
Rusi.
Podl'a informacii tlace
vlada rozhodla sa povolit'
stavbu siestich obilnych skla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22
22. MARCIA 1885

Rumunsko kupuje munfciu
Dohoda Skodovky s Rui
munskom bola podpfsana,
tykaj1ca sa dodavky zbroj,
neho materialu "a COG mi,
lionov Kts. Rumunsku bude
umoznene vyviezt' do CSRj
Wac jeho vyrobkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-22

XIX. kongres SlovenskeJ
y ~ Y Amerike test sa teJ
ooperacii, ktorej dostava sa
ioyenskej Lfge cd sdruze-
IN Sloyensk5ch Katolfkov y
cH. a prAva slovenskeho
Y oda. Tento kongres pova-
- - vel'mi potrebnd ia
xlu kooperAciu tychto
! snta tch telies
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-19

Frank Reeder. 40 years of age, dropped dead while digging clans on Spaulding's Point. Reeder. a resident of Alaska since 1919, left Juneau in company with Ben Par sons and A J Bruce The party left their car near the summer home of R E Robertson and walked on to the point. Using flashlights they started to dig and after a few minutes dig ging Reeder said he had to stop as he had a pain in his side. The oth- CT men went a short distance away, and calling to deceased and receiv- ing no answer they found him dead He was a World war veteran and is survived by a widow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-19
Sailing Schedules
 Alaska Line

Received Monday was the new sch, dule of the Alaska Steamship Co. for sailing dates of Alaska Lint steamers on the Boring Sea route The schedule appears in their advel tisement on page three.
 Noticeable in the new schedule, i. that the veteran liner S. S Victoria which has been on the Nome anc Boring Sea run for the past thirty years, will make only two voyage! to Nome during the 1885 season, the first trip being out of Seattle June first, and the last sailing of the sea. son from Seattle October ninth. Ii is understood that the Victoria will be used in the tourist travel ir Southeastern Alaska during the toul ist season, while the steamers Dell wood and Derblay will be run or the Boring Sea route during the summer.
 Passengers leaving Nome on the steamer Dellwood, the first boat out of Seattle with relief supplies and lumber, and etc, following the fire of Sept. 17th at Nome, reported tc the company their desire to see the DellWood placed on the Nome TUT permanently. It is reported that this move was largely brought about by those reports.
 Another feature of this years sche- dule is that three Alaska Line ves- sels will be leaving Seattle for the first sailings into Nome-the Dell wood May 18th, Derblay May 29th and the Victoria June 1st.
 It is also made known that the Vagabond Cruise into the Arctic Ocean in 1885, which proved such g success last year, will be made aboard the $. s. Dellwood, on hel July sailing, instead of the August sailing as it was last year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-19

It was learned from letter ad- dressed to the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce, that the Placer Gold Mining Corporation Secretary and Treasurer. Dr. L. w Richards, TOT Shafer Building, Seat. tie, Washington, that considerable hydraulic operations were planned for this coming summer.
 The letter stated that equipmen' and supplies were to be shipped into Nome on one of the first boats, anc that some of the company official! would be flying into Nome by air plane, early in April
 The property on which the Placer Gold Mining Corporation expects tC operate is the ground formerly owr ed by John DeFries, in the Oregon Creek district. The company was recently incorporated under the laws of the Territory of Alaska.
 Another matter urged in the let. ter, was securing enough support tc bring about the extension or con- struction of some kind of a road in- to the district, as it would material ly assist in the opening up and de- veloping of that section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-19
LOCAL NEWS

O. M. Powell, in a recent letter re- ceived in Nome urged that the Chamber of Commerce get behind a program for the further extension of the Tramway in the Kougarok to Dahl Creek, about l2 miles fur ther than it already is. It is report ed that this proposal will be brought before the Chamber of Commerce and a report made upon it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-19
Footing Their Horn

The Nome Brass Band practiced for the first time as a working or ganization last evening in the Fire Hall with thirteen pieces, going thru a regular schedule of band music
 Judging from the volume of music heard from the outside of the hall the musicians are displaying an ac- tive enthusiasm in re-establishing band in Nome
 At present the band is somewhat handicapped by the shortage of band music in town. Due to the fire, a large library of band music ordered years ago, and which includ ed some of the creations of num- Der of world prominent band artists, was destroyed It became necessary therefore, to send in an order for a complete set or two of band music, which is expected in about two or three weeks
 Several donations have been re- ceived from citizens in and about Nome, and were greatly appreciated as the money will go into the pur- chase of music and other incident al expenses in getting organized and continuing its practices.
 A committee of the band it is re- ported, will see the public and see l if there are any who would care to donate or contribute toward the ex- pense of once more putting the Nome Brass Band up as a working unit, which will always be credit to this city.
 As public-spirited progressive cit izens, it is your duty along with others to help civic organizations such as this one in their organiza- ton and progress.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-17
Free Shelterbelt Trees
For Sheridan County

The Northern Great Plains Field
Station of the United States de-
partment of agriculture at Man
dan, N. d., has been conducting
experiments in planting shelter
belts on farms in the dry-land
areas of South Dakota, Montana,
Wyoming and North Dakota since
1914.
The quota for free paintings for
Sheridan county for 1896 is five
shelterbelts. Applications must be
received at the extension office
during May, according to M. ].
Peterson, county agent. These
paintings will be distributed to
various communities in the county
in order to compare the conditions
in these areas.
Trees must be planted on clean,
well worked soil, containing a rea-
sonable amount of moisture al
planting time. The soil must be
kept free Of grass and weeds by
cultivation until the trees have
grown large enough to shade the
ground so that further cultivation
is unnecessary. The demonstra-
tion paintings must be cared fol
in accordance with requirements
of the Great Plains station al
Mandan.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-17
GRIEVANCE COMM.
MEETS EVERY BIRD
TUESDAY OF MONTH
Must See Prendergast Be-
fore Bringing Complaint
to Committee

The grievance committee met
last week and several grievances
were filed. But most of the peo-
pie who had grievances had failed
to see Prendergast after they had
been turned down by the senior
case worker, and for that reason
could not have them taken up with
the committee.
Those who had grievances last
week and did not get an adjust
ment should see Prendergast. Il
you are turned down by him, then
send your grievance to Goniu'
Laursen, Reserve, before they meet
next time which will be the thirC
Tuesday, May 81.
Mikkel Poulsen of Dagmar ha;
agreed to be the third member OF
the grievance committee.
The grievance committee will
meet regularly at the PlentywooC
relief office every third Tuesda!
of each month. If, however, a cas-
needs immediate attention, motif!
Gonius Laursen and the committe,
will meet and take action upon tn
case.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-17
LUNDEEN BILL Is
POSSIBLE WITH A
BRITISH TAX RATE
President Roosevelt Wants
Insurance at Expense
of Workers

CHICAGO, Ill.-Can the capital
list system in the United States
scare up at least $40 week for
each man out Of a job and SO for
each of his dependents until the
system finds the man a job That
is the financial question put up to
Americas rulers by the Lundeen
social insurance bill CHR. 282T i,
according to Mary van Kleeck, di-
rector of studies of the Russell
Sage Foundation since 1909 and a
F, recognized research expert. Miss
van Kleeck was addressing the
Chicago chapter of the Interpro-
fessional Association for Social In
surance, of which she is national
chairman.
eff the United States were to
adopt the British rate of taxation
on the rich that was in force in
1928, l am confident that the I'M
employment benefits of full aver
age local wages specified by the
Lundeen workers bill could be met
without government borrowing"
she declared. "This is likely to
be the case because payment of full
wages to the unemployed would
result in immense demand for
goods and services, which would
reopen many million jobs"
Neither President Roosevelt nor
congress want to tax the rich fol-
such a purpose, even though il
would eventually bring national re-
covery, she declared.
Congress is stacked against the
workers on security program be-
cause real program would near
taxing the rich-something the av
erage congressman hates to do,
the social scientist told her audi
ence of social workers, trade un
ionists, liberals and radicals. She
broadcast the following day ove1
VIGIL, the Chicago Federation Of
Labor radio station.
The president wants job insur
ance at the expense of the work
ers instead of at the expense O.
the rich, she asserted. She point
ed out that in place of taxing pay
rolls and building up huge reserv;
funds, unemployment should b.
paid for as it occurs by taking
from those who have already takel
more than they need from tn
workers and consumers in time o
plenty.