davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
LEKAROk JE STALE WAC

Uradny casopis sdruzenia
britskych lekarov priniesol
nedavno zpravu, z ktorej
vysvita, re v Anglii je "a ma
sich dnf niemenej ako 5000
lekarok. Je to iste vel'mi
znacny pokrok proti dobam
pomerne este ME davno mi
nulym, kedy zena lekarka
bola zjavom vel'mi wac
nym. Bolo to ma zaciatku to-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
PREHLAS
Vykonneho Vyboru S. S. K.
ku katol. Slovakom.

Prehlas nasledovny upra-
vujeme ma Vas ma zaklade
rozhodnutia sa predoslej
konvencie Sdruzenia Slov.
Katolikov v Amerike a ma
zaklade nasej schodze odby-
vanej v Clevelande 80. no.
vembra 1884.
Zaiste nezabudli ste dote-
raz ma blahodarne ucinkova-
ME Matice Skolskej vo Spo-
jenych Statoch. Kto chce pa
matat', ten pamata a a.
kousi opravnenou hrdost' 'ou
spomina historicke skutky,
prevedene touze Maticou
ISkolskou. Boly tc roxy "a
horlenia v sdruzeniarskych
srdciach "a katolfcke a slo-
venske ideale; boly to roxy
|obetovania ma oltar VERY a
naroda, a Matica Skolska
vydobyla 81 tax zvucne me-
no, akemu v historii ameri-
ckych Slovakov prirovnat
mozeme len jedno a sfce me-
no SLOW. Lfgy pocas osvobo-
dzujdcej akcie. Ked' znac-
ma ciastka vodcov, knazov a
laikov, zachytf isty ideal, ci
|uz nabozensky a ci narod-
ny a ked' vacsia eiastka lu-
du porozumie ten ideal a "a
horli za1: vtedy vzdy nadf-
du chvile zertvovania a zert-
vovanie zasa uskutocnf ten
ideal. Pokym tn v Amerike
modzog hybat' bude sloven-
skou hlavou, pokym srdce
nadymat' bude slovenske pr
sia, dotial' t'azko bude "a
budn1t' ma Miliondolarov1
|Sbierku pre- osvobodenie slo-
lvenskeho naroda a t'azko
bude nemysliet' ma to, co
Matica Skolska vykonala pre-
lvyssiu dievcenskd skolu v
Danville, Pa, pre- vyssiu
chlapecku skolu v Clevelan-
de a pre- inc vyssie skoly a
kultdrne podniky. Kto rozu-
mie prlrode Pudskej, ten sa
nezastavi, kdezto take hor-
lenie a zertvovanie netrva
navzdy, bo vsak ami memo
ze. V nasej prirode musia
.nadist' zmeny,ake badame
vo vzduchu, kde sa vetry
menia a axe badame ma mo-
ri, kde je priliv a odliv. Ma
|tiahnuta struna ma instru-
mente must popustit', DO j.
max by praskla. V ten isty
cas- upovedomit' nutno nam
to, co skdsenost' tax maj
strovsky uci: historic sa 70
pakuje a zopakdvajd sa al
ciny, ci uz sl'achetne, ci ne
spachetne, prfrody ludskej.
Ked' slovenski katolici do
viedli zahorlit' a zertvovat'
v tax vysokej miere "a nase
kulturne ustanovizne, "a ma
Sc skoly pred rokami, preco
by nedoviedli to iste doka-
zat' dnes, ked' uz al ME a.
|snad' s tym istym vysledkom
ale aspon s tym istym du-
chom. Preto Slovaci- katolici
slyste: Sdruzenie SLOW. Kato-
likov v Amerike obnovit' ide
Maticu Skolsku tohoto roku
a to preto, aby sa udrzalo a
zvaGsilo to, co Matica pred
rokami tax krasne vybudo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

- Ja dlhujem = z. 3. Howl
ny. Platim inc dlhy, ale novin
mech 6akajt - myslsl II neje
den predplatitei' ' poslelnt ~
rokoch. Terax je Gas, aby ~
slel: zaplatfm napred = nevlzy
q ostatnf mech 0alkaj6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
K VfTAZSTVU v BOJI
IA CHLIEB A SPRAWL
DLIVOST.

ilolil polOZem pracOVlCehO
pudu. Casio probujem sosta-
Wit jeho dochodkovd bilan-
ciu. A vysledok? Vel'mi "a
! rmucujuci, ba desny. Milo
ny hladuj1 a niekolko tisic
pudu. Casio probujem sosta-
po den nepocuje clovek ine-
no, iba nareky nezamestna-
nych. Robotnfk, kde pracu-
je, kde zasa nepracuje a
vacsinou zije len z biednej
almuzny nezamestnanych.
Mozol'natym rukam robot
! nfka chce sa pracovat', no
nedostava sa mu prace.
:. Pracu jeho mozolnatych
rdk odobraly stroje. Techni-
cke vymozenosti jakoby bo-
ly kliatbou stfhane a vidime,
ze narodohospodari sveta ne
vedia vykonat' mic takeho,
co by mohlo tejto kliatbe
celit'. Casio pocujeme reci,
casio cftame v 1vahach o
plane snizenia pracovnych
hodin. Mienky su rozlicne,
tie sa rozchadzaju a nevedia
prfslusnf cinitelia, jako W.
manit' svet z celeho dnesne-
no chaosu.
O prfcinach nezamestna-
nosti nasiel som vel'mi Eau
jimave data v studiu, ktore
bola vydala Americka OBJ
chodna komora. V jej zprave
sa medzi inym konstatuje !:
Robotnik vo fabrike ma zia-
rovky r. 1913 vyhotovil "a
den 40 kusov lamp, dnes po-
mocou automatickeho stroja
zhotovi "a den $4,000 lamp.
Jeden stroj teda odobera
chleba '992 pud'om. V incl
dielni ma britvy vyrobf dnes
jedon clovek o $4,000 kusov
viacej v takom case, v kto-
rom pred svetovou vojnou
zhotovil zapracovany robot
mix SO britiev. Pri vyrobe o.
buvi 100 strojov nahradzu-
je pracovny vykon $4,000 ro
botnfkov. V istom penaznom
1stave americkom nahradil
stroj $50 zamestnancov. A
tax to ide rad-radom iv i
nych odboroch prace.-
To sd vsetko veci, z kto-
rych ma chudobneho Sloveka
ide hroza. A teraz prikroc-
me k samej veci. Ktoze sa
ma postarat' o napravu? V
prvom rade ma to urobit'
nase zakonodarstvo. Jeho u
loha a povinnost' je poznat'
nezdrave symphony v zivo-
te naroda a najst' lick proti
chorobam dolby. Ono by ma
10 revidovat' tie falosne he
sla neutrality-suspicious. tax,
ably z nahromadenej energie
strojov a ich mnohonasobne-
no vykonu NAL osoh i robot
mix. Dl'a mojej mienky len
tax sa preklenie ia prize
past, ktora masy robotneho
ludu a niekol'ko presyte-
nych bohacov oddel'uje a u
drzuje v pomere nepriatel-
skom.
Ia prvy krok k vyslobo-
deniu americkeho robotneho
l'udu z dnesneho smutneho
a zalostneho hospodarskeho
polozenia povazujem predlo-
hu H. R. 1927, v ktorej sa
ziada poistenie pre- neza-
mestnanych a penzia pre-
starcov.
Ia uzakonenie tejto ro-
botnfctvu najprajnejsej a
najosoznejsej predlohy pra-
cuje a borf sa i nasa Sloven-
ska Lfga. Al ona ma svojom
XIX. kongrese jednomysel-
ne prijala a potion Domu Ia
stupcov a Senatu Spojenych
Statov zaslala rezol1ciu, OBJ
sab ktorej v slovencine znie
nasledovne:
REZOLUCIA:
TTmto ie uzavrete. ze SlO-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
Novosti z Warren, O.

Surprise party u Salugov-
Gov al fasiangova zabava 2,
marca sa nam vydarily mad
ocakavanie. z toho vidno a
je d0kazom, ze pri dobrej
wolf da sa vzdy nieco dobre-
ho urobit' a pritom sa al
spolocne zabavit'. Len keby
sa podobne castejsie opako-
valo, mali by SINE vzdy via
cej srnelosti nieco dobreho a
uzitocneho urobit' jak pre-
verejnost', tax sami pre- seba.
A takto zaiste by SINE sa al
jedni druhych lepsie poznali
ma 1kor samym sebe, je-
dni proti druhym mic zleho
nerobili.
Teda vratim sa, aby som
nezabudnul, o com som Via
sine chcel pfsat'. Jak som uz
hore spomenul, Jednotari, t.
i. spolok IKSJ. Cislo 764. ga
rozhodli este ma februarovej
sch6dzi, ze usporiadajd ia
necnd zabavu. Niektorf sa al
obavali, ze vraj bude ztrata
a musia to nahradit 20 spoil
kovej kasy, ale vzdor tomu
nebolo tax, lebo znate do
bre, ze naco sa raz Jednota-
ri rozhodn1, to al so zdarom
preved1 a nikdy sa ami s je-
dnym neuspokoja, ale hned'
al nieco insieho vymyslia.
TAX sa stalo al medzi nami,
ze SINE sa len s tanecnou "a
BAYOU neuspokojili. Niekto-
rym z nasich zeniciek prisla
myslienka, ze naseho dobre-
znameho Jednotara, ale ME
len Jednotara, ale horliveho
prcovnika jak spolkoveho
TAX narodneho, al s celou je-
no rodinou, ktora berie vsa-
de a vzdy zivu deast' v spo-
locnej praci - prekvapfme
Nase zenieky tusily, ze PAM
Salugovej, manzelke pana
Jana Saluga koncia sa alebo
zacfnajd roxy ma 3. marca,
tedy t1to prilezitost' vyuzi-
ly niektore z nasich zeni-
ciek, zvlaste pani Juraj Ka-
rata a pani Jan Pabin a "a
umienily 81, ze urobia PAM
Salugovej surprise party
A skutocne sislo sa u panj
Karafovej vyse so pudf v ne
dePu vecer, 3. marca a od-
tial't vsetci rovno do Salu-
govcov. Pan Saluga al s man
zelkou netusiac nicoho, sede-
Ii donna v tichosti. Len naraz
20 vsetkych stran buchot ma
dvere domu a kirk hrnucich
sa: "Surprise!' Pan Saluga
al S manzelkou, vidiac tol'-
ko znamych a priatel'ov, a.
nj neznali prfst' ku slovu a
zvlaste pani Salugova sa po-
Gala vyhovarat', ze vraj ma
co SINE prisli, re vraj ia ne
nam mic, ze co vam ia teraz
dam. Ponevac Salugovci sd
pohostinni Iudia a ma taketo
nieco neboli pripraveni. Ale
o to nebolo sa treba starat' ',
lebo to uz vsetko bolo po ru-
ke. Pan Bacigal uz vsetko
pohostenie ma pleci nosil do
pivnice bocnymi dvermi. A
tax SINE sa v stalom smiechu
zabavili az do pozdnej noci.
Neidem tuna spomfnat' prf-
tomnych, ponevac by to wa
10 mnoho miesta. Ufam, ze
mi to odpustite. Len sa
chcem vsetkym v meme pana
a pani Salugovej srdecne po-
d'akovat' "a tl dctu i'm pre-
ukazan1.
Cislo 764. IKSJ. vo Warren
sa hlasi 5 adresarom.
Ma minulej schodzi, dina
8. marca pan Jan Liptak co
horlivy pracovnik jak spoil
kovy tax narodny pytal sa
ku slovu, co mu bolo pred
seldom doVOlene. Brat Lintak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
vala. Konvencia S. S. K. a
Vykonny Vybor SSK pre-

|cVCuS1ly Sd, &c JOlIOtO IOku
|najs1rnejsiu pomoc potrebu-
|je vyssia chlapecka skola v
Clevelande, ktora je pod O.
paterou dost. Otcov Bene-
diktinov. Rozumte, bratia a
sestry, mix nehovori, ze dru-
he skoly nepotrebujd pomoc;
mix netvrdi, ze inym nasim
rehol'am nezislo by sa tel
pomoci, ale vazne, svedomi-
te tvrdime, ze najsurnejsiu
pomoc vyzaduje skola vyssia
SLOW. chlapcov " CleveIande.
Ked' tito pravdu predkla-
dame pred Vas, nevedie mas
ziadny miestny patriotizmus,
ziadne nadrzanie stredoza-
|padu, ziadne nadrzanie stran
kan alebo d6st. Otcom Be-
nediktinom, ale vedie mas
laska ku pravde a hlas sve-
donna.
Mnohf, premnohf ste til
vyssiu chlapeckd skolu a s
nou spojeny klastor nenavstf-
viii. Budova, rozprestierajd-
ca sa ma Buckeye Road, je
obstarla; ciastka budovy, sld
ziaca co skola, je uz zama-
Ia a druha ciastka, sldziaca
"a klastor, tiez uz nestacf;
tam budovat' je nutno. Otaz
kou vaznou teraz je, re z
coho a "a Go budovat'? Sva-
ia Stolica v Rhine a Hlavne
Predstavenstvo Radu Bene-
diktfnskeho nezdovoli tax
velku pozicku t'ahat', aka
by stacila ma vybudovanie
klastora a skoly. D0st. Otco-
via Benediktfni pretc print
tent s1 obratit' sa s prosbou
ma mas Pud a prin1tenf s1
klopat' ma srdce naseho l'u-
du o pomoc. Sdruzenie Slov.
Katolfkov umoznilo Maticou
Skolskou k1pu potrebnych
pozemkov a kdpu starej, len
docasu stacitel'nej, budovy
ma skolu a ma klastor; dnes
budova ia nijak nezodpove-
da a nestaci, bo je zastarala
a je zamala. Dnes ciastka
budovy sldziaca pre- skolu,
podlieha statnemu dozoru a
Statna vrchnost' ziada stava-
ME novel, statnoskolskym ma
riadeniam vyhovujdcej budo-
wy. Preto Vykonny Vybor s..
S. K. tymto Prehlasom obno-
vuje Maticu Skolskd a dcti-
We, prosebne ziada mas pud,
ably svojimi milodarmi toho-
to roku umoznil d6st. Otcom
Benediktfnom vybudovanie
novel, poetu studentov a po-
ctu ehol'nfkov primeranej i
hodnej budovy.
Rfmsky Prestol klastor slo
venskych Otcov Benediktfnov
v Clevelande povysil ma sa-
mostatne opatstvo vtedy,
ked' najdost. Otca Stanisla-
va ustanovil "a opata; tato
pocta patrf nielen samej re-
hole, ale al slov. kleru slo-
venskemu Iudu v Amerike.
Preto nielen otcovia a bratia
Benediktfni v Clevelande ma
jd byt' povd'acnf Rimskemu
Prestolu, ale SLOW. duchoven-
stvo a SLOW. Pud tiez. T1to
povd'acnost' preukazeme tax
ked' nasimi milodarmi napo-
mozeme vybudovanie noveho
klastora a novel skoly pre-
Otcov Benediktinov. Bude to
vykvet katolickej akcie me-
dzi nasim l'udom.
Oh, kol'ko je tych SLOW.
mladfkov, ktori cftia povola-
ME do SLOW. Benediktfnskej
rehole a nem6zu byt' prija-
tt, bo miesta MET. A kol'ko
je tych SLOW. studentov, ktorf
by radi do Benediktfnskej
Vyssej skoly a d6st. Otcovia
nemozu ich prijat', bo skola
lie zamala. Tito mladici pro-
sia Vas, bratia a sestry, pro-
sia az modlitebne, aby ste
boil vel'dusni a hapomohli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

Ked' 50 nieco ( vls priho-
d. 60 saujima verejnost', napf.
lite to do ttchto novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
Cislo 764. IKSJ. vo Warren
sa hlasi 5 adresarom.

Ma minulej schodzi, dina
8. marca pan Jan Liptak co
horlivy pracovnfk jak spoil
kovy tax narodny pytal sa
ku slovu, co mu bolo pred
seldom dovolene. Brat Liptak
skutocne zasluhuje pochva-
lu, lebo je on skutocny bor-
ca a podporovatel' sloven-
skej kult1ry, lebo coze je maj
hlavnejsie v kultlrnom ohl'a-
de, ako tlac slovenska, ktora
mas stale udrzuje pri zivote,
aby SINE narodne nezahynu-
Ii predcasne. Brat J. Liptak
vidiac, ze Slovaci v Youngs-
town sa predsa zobudili a
nedaj1 zahyndt' nasmu jedi
nemu casopisu v tax vel'kej
mase nasho pudu v tejto do
line, vyzval nasich vo War
rem zij1cich Slovakov, aby
sme al my boil cinnejsi "a
podporu hore spomenuteho
casopisu, ze vraj by to bola
hanba ma slovensky narod,
keby SINE nechali zahyndt'
tomu, Go je najpotrebnejsi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
REZOLUCIA:'


Tymto je uzavrete, re Slo-
venska Lfga v Amerike, vse-
narodna organizacia Ameri-
kanov slovenskeho p0vodu,
pine pochopuje svatd zavia-
zanost' Pudu a naroda voci
jeho nezamestnanym a star
com, a chcejdc ul'avit' ich
krajne s1zenie, celym sr-
doom pripojuje .sa k pud-
skemu a svatemu hnutiu "a
poistenie pre- nezamestna-
nych "a penziu pre- star
GOV a preto srdecne podpo-
ruje a schval 'uje vsetky pred
liehaj1ce osnovy zakonov,
ktortch ciel'om je prave "a
bezpecenie v nezamestnano-
sti a vydatna penzia Y sta
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-03-16

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
Sure Evidence Of Spring--Bock Beer!

Snow may Dc on the ground, say the old tinicrs;; snow and bitter cold may come again i'm the next few weeks, but spring is in tho air. Yes, they nod sagely, spring is almost here.
 Nor Is their reason for such a statement the arrival of the first robin, the reporting of crOcuscs in bloom, or tho find. ing of pussywllIOws on Pine Hill. No; their Is a deeper, and to them, more satisfying req. son. It's almost book beer time.
 Book made by some brewer ics Is already on sale; others will put it on sale i'm Water- bury within few days. but to the real Old.tlmcr, book beer isn't book beer until March 18th. That date, from time i'm. memorial, has been the signal for the familiar goats head to mako its appearance behind bars, on the walls of rathskcl- lcrs and on the sides of brew. cry trucks. So tho Brass City's beer lovers sit back tn pleasant anticipation of that first day of spring, which despite the calantlar, will always be March 18th to them. Not even till then, say these who stand by convention, should book beer be sold or drunk.
 The goats head signifying book is already seen i'm many places about the city, but the old timers turn up their noses. COInplaccntly they sit back and wait--wait for the 18th day of March. Meanwhile they talk over the old legend of how book beer got its name when ono who had imbldcd a quantity of 1t some centuries ago insisted that a goat was hiding in the beer kcg and had buttcd him. The beer made in the fall, and aged through tho winter, was immediately chris. tened hook beer. Since then 1t has been known the world Ovcr-the heavy, sweet beer as book. which is the TextOnic name for goat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
Appointments of Governor

Hartford, Conn, Feb 27.--CUP) --Qcv Cross to-day reappointed Anthony Sunderland, Danbury, as state police commissioners, and Dr Stanley H. Osborn, West Hartford, as state health commissioner, for terms of four and six years re. spectively.
 Ratification by the general as- sembly was unnecessary in each appointment.
 The executive sent to the senate the following nominations to the state park and forestry commis- sion:
 s Prof Herman H. Chapman, Yale university; E. H. Wilkins, Middle. town, who has been member since its organization in 1913, and Dwight O. Wheeler, Bridgeport, to replace John l.. Calhoun, Cornwall, whose resignation was accepted to. day.
 Terms are for six years each.
 To the board of trustees of Con- necticut State college, the gover- nor named Mrs Ruth NJ. Dadou. rian, Hartford: Horace J. Tenton, Mansfield; Arthur S. Greene, Mid. dlebury and James W. Hook, New Haven.
 The latter will place Clifford D. Hough, Washington, Conn, now in the federal service at Denver. Hook is . member of the na- tional emergency relief commig. sion in this state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
PRIMARY LISTS
 OF REPUBLICANS
(Continued from Page l.)

(Continued from Page l.) have gone out to obtain these sig natures by devious means, not in- forming the prospects that on the back of the slips that are to be signed, are affidavits stating the person whose signature is enclosed desires to be placed on the repub- lican list.
 One of the reports has it that the workers have been telling the signers that the names are wanted for a Special election" in the fall. Some of the names presented. are understood to be already enrolled in the democratic party.
 The affidavitS ou the back of the lists are said to hold the signature of a notary public who Is one of the party workers.
 Whether all of those new enlist ments will have to be cited to ap. pear before the registrars and sign additional affidavits as to their in- tentions Is being considered.
 One of the explanations Of the concerted drive for names for t.ie primary list, is that the reorgani. zationist group is. after the scalp of Thomas D1llane, republican re- gistrar and hopes to bump him
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
LsoLotion Hospital
 Still Our Property
tcoutiausd from RAaa il

nnd is understood 10 have sufncleni legislative support to insure q ia vcrabls report and passage by both house.
 The cuIhane bill called for dou- bling the state police force from 12s to 2sO members: erecting ten new barracks, and appointing .a three.Finn commission to work in conjunction with the present office of commissioner.
 The Blackail bill calls for an inc crease in the police force from 1e5 to 17e members; appointment ct more officers: and a $1,0OO bond fC~ every member of the force.
 4 hearing by the judiciary com. m'tteo was scheduled for this attsr- noon.
 Also at the same hearing two hills of Rep John McGarry of New London will be heard. The first calls for an appropriation of &2o,0o0 for the establishment of q slato school for policemen. It would be under the supervision Ut the state policG commissioner.
 A = ,erning board of i've police chiefs from various sections Ls the gtate would also be named. The name of Police Chief Joseph Nc. Lean of Waterbury was mentioned as one of the directors in the event the measure was regarded favor. ably. tei
 The second McGarry measure c called for qualification of criminal law by the state statute commits sion and issuance of manual, containing the same, for the use and information of every police rnd enforcement officer in Conncc- ticut.
 Town Clerks Aided
 The senate today passed a bill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
LIQUOR DEALERS
 ARRANGE MEETING

All holders of liquor permits in Waterbury have been invited to attend a mass meeting in Moose hall at 9 o'clock tomorrow after noon, at which time an attempt will be made to have all permit holding groups join in support of one bill now before the legislature. It is hoped that the factions pres ent at tomorrow's session will agree on one bill new pending in Hartford.
 Represented at the meeting to- morrow will be tavern owners, res- taurant operators. hotel owners, resturant operators, hotel owners, drug store proprietors and pack age store owners.
 The meeting will be addressed by Lewis S. Lauria, secretary of the National Retail Liquor Deal. CTS Association, and John Pierce of Stamford. legislative chairman of the Retail Beer. Wine and Liquor Merchants Associa ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
FOUND REALTOR
 IS RECOVERING

Newton, Mass. Feb 27--(UP)-- Moses H. Gulesian, 71, ope-time millionaire rcaltor, was recovering today from his experience in New York's Boweryi during what his family believe was an ainnesia at- tack.
 He returned to his Common. wealth avenue home yesterday and said he had suddenly recovered hts memory in the B0wery mission ili
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27

New York when apianist played . song which his wife had written. He had disappeared in Boston the night of February 10 after attend ing . dinner of the Sons of the American Revolution at the Uni- versity club.
 For week he was the object of an intensive search by police and federal agents throughout the east. 1t was for. . time believed that Gulesian was victim of kidnap gang, as . year ago he had report ed fears of being abducted. The Bowery mission where Gulesian re. covered his memory was the place he once had stayed shortly after arriving in this country from Ar- menia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
POSTMASTER TO BE. CHARLES A. BABIN
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 tine Lonergan. In all, he was in Washington four hours. He said he did not discuss the postmaster ship with the senators because it is no longer their patronage in view of the fact that there is now a democratic congressman from the fifth district in the house.
 Congressman Smith in Charge
 Congressman J. Joseph Smith, in other words, is considered the one now to handle the postmastership patronage in the fifth district. Mayor Hayes said he did not see nor talk with Congressman Smith while on his hurried trip to the Capital.
 The announcement of the ap- pointment of the regular post master Is expected to come out any day now, according to the reports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
U. s. Justice Agents
 On DeBisschop Case
Department SIeuths Investigating Threatening Let
 ters Sent EIauptmann Trial Defense Witness

able time. Letters in which kid- naping are threatened are now handled by the department of jus- Itlce agents, who headed by ]. Ed- gar Hoover.
 { Investigation of the threatening letters sent to DeBisschop Is now in the hands, consequl ntly, of the same group of men who only re- gently tracked down several Do- torious public enemies, among them John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and others.
 News of the threatening letters received by DeBisschop after his return from Remington was given by the Democrat in an exclusive story last week. It is believed that at that time the case was turned over to the post office department. and in turn. given to the depart ment of Justice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27
CIVILIAN CORPS
 TO BE BIG ARMY
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(Contlnued from Page l.) conferees expansion of the eco would make about 10000 political jobs available. There will in fact be a total of 33,565 civilians put to work at from $100 to $200 Q month if the program goes through. About half of them will be skilled carpenters electricians. and the like, who will be hired ac- cording to their qualifications in- stead of their politics, eco officials said.
 Of the remaining 17,000 or so, they added, about half will be for esters of real technical skill, while the remainder, about $500, will be forement and handymen. These latter jobs, 1t was said, will in all likelihood go to deserving demo- crats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-27

investigation of the threatening letters sent to Charles J. DeBIss- chop. local resident who testified as Q defense witness at the trial fo Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Is be- ing handled by agents of the U. s. department of justice, the Demo. crat was informed. This means that the search for the sender or send. CTS of the letters which threatened DeBssschop with kidnapping Is now out of the hands of both the local police and of the federal postal service.
 Turning over of the case to the department of justice indicates that tlie case is being taken extremely seriously by the government. and that-fhe persons who mailed the letters, even if only in fun. are in at least for a most uncomfort-