davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-09-01
BUGS Win 10th Straight


French. Kowalik and Hartnetti
Birkofer ana Padden.
, 1935-09-01

Sam Lockwood. Brownsville.
Geo. w. Johnson, Harrington, vs..
Geo. Wroten. Harlingen.
j. o. walsh. Brownsville. vs..
w. q. Archambault, Brownsville.
, 1935-09-01

81 lnninRs.
, 1935-02-08

Wilentz TOOK the witness and
drew the admission that he noted
the difference in the rail from the
attic board because Of the color.
CThe diScoloration was produced
by the fi%ngerprint Solution).
After a brief recess Reilly an
pounced defense rests"
Hauptmanns eyes darted from
one side 70 another as Reilly made
lis announcement in a loud voice.
James ]. Farber. a New York in
surance man. was called by the
state in rebuttal.
He told OF his automobile being
in collision with that of Benjamin
Heller. defense witness.
Heller had testified that he saw
Isador Fisch leap from q wall OF
st. Raymond's cemetery the night
or April 2. 1892 at the time the
ransom payment was made by DR..
John II. Condor.
@. Now on the night OF April z.
1892. where were you?
"A. / was on the premises at 1850
Sixth Avenue. Manhattan. II Is 6
delicateSsen and lunch room.
@. Did you have your a with
you?
, 1935-02-08
GLASS FLAYS
HIS CRITICS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-tP1-An
attack by Senator Carter Glass on
an unnamed critic and a reply by
former Senator Robert l. owen
served Friday to keep the debate
over the treasury's banking bill to
the forefront.
Glass, who had said earlier In the
week that q promise was broken
when the bill was offered on Capitol
hill without his seeing a copy first,
issued a statement Thursday night
saying ne resented being classed as
against the bill before he had an
opportunity TO read 1t.
He opened fire on a critic who,
he said, had charged him with pro-
ceeding on ~'undeServed prestige"
Without mentioning any names. the
Virginian declared:
II may say that whatever prestige.
II any. / may have was not gotten
by using my position as a member
of the banking and currency COM
mittee or either house OF congress
TO gamble In foreign exchange with
a priSon-convict partner nor in any
attempt TO influence the action Of
, 1935-02-08
RELIEF PAY
FIGHT RACES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8. Rp-The
Roosevelt forces In the senate sought
another showdown Friday on future
public works wages. an issue which
finds administration and the A. +. Of
L. leadership arrayed against each
other.
Senator Byrns D-SC) who is seek
ing to steer the s4.880. 900. 700 work
and relief bill through the a~ppropita-
tons committee. said he expected to
rally enough strength to delete the
prevailing wages" amendment the
committee tackled to the bill Thurs
day. by a IL to 8 vote.
Treasury experts had contended
, 1935-02-08

the amendment, calling for at least
prevailing wages" for 100000 "em-
ployables" the administration has
announced II win put to work. would
defeat the very purpose Of the bill
itself" They contend 1t would cost
six or seven billion dollars instead
Of 1850. 00O. 900.
The president has taken the stand
wages should be higher than the dole,
but lower than the pay in private
industry so workers would not be
discouraged from taking private jobs.
It's plan Is to pay an average OF $50
q month.
Backers OF the fight for prevail
, 1935-02-08

the Federal reserve authorities for
my own pecuniary benefit"
For.-aer Senator Owen, now presi-
dent ~ the National monetary con-
ference, had made a statement on
Tuesday saying Glass was using
an undeserved prestige as an expert
in monetary science against the
public interest"
Thursday night. after the Glass
attack, owen issued a further state
nent saying:
"Of course I would not charge
Carter Glass with the undeServed
prestige Of gambling with a prison
convict partner, or. fol that matter.
OF compromising with the two thieves
upon the cross, to sup with them
In paradise. I hope, however, that
paradise viii be his destination.
There may be left some shred Of
charity in his heart.
But II / have attempted to in
fluence the action Of the Federal
Reserve authorities for the reStora-
ton OF property values 1t was
In behalf Of the property Of the
entire people of the United States.
No one viii accuse Nj. Glass Of
such advocacy"
, 1935-02-08
Continued from Page Eight
20 the state police7

20 the state police7
A. ! did not.
The attorney general said: That's
all" and Pope was on his feet in
quiring why" the witness had not
reported II.
The gas station man said he did
not recognize the pictures Of the
kidnap ladder as the same one he
saw on the coupe.
He explained that when he saw the
ladder II was "nested" where pic
lures after the kidnapping showed II
extended. Il didn't want to make a
fool OF myself reporting when ]
wasn't sure"
Wilentz sought 10 show that Boil
mer had had plenty OF opportunity
Go identify the ladder from news
paper photographs and a broadcast
description.
Bolmer said he had never identi-
fled II because he had not been ask
cd.
Ewald Mielke. employe OF a plan
ing mill at Lyndhurst. N. Y. was
called by Pope for testimony on plan
ers and tools.
Mielke. after saying he was a
carpenter and millwright original
ly by trade. told Pope he was an ex-
pert at matching the grain In wood,
and had handled much North Caro-
lima pine.
Pope then asked him II he we're
familiar with tools. When the wit
less nodded. the defense counsel
asked him about planes.
q. what usually causes a nick In
the knife OF n plane7
A. Grit on the board. sometimes a
nail.
Pope produced the attic board.
q. IN your examination OF this
board and the rail In the ladder. we're
you able 10 saw they were part and
parcel OF the same board?
Wilentz objected that the witness
had had no experience In the ide7ti-
fication Of wood and should not be
allowed 10 answer.
"He's not called as a wood techni-
clan" Pope explained. but as a
practical man In handling lumber"
wilentz questioned him.
short Examination
@. How long did you examine these
boards7
A. About five minutes.
In his work OF matching cabinet
, 1935-02-08
Short Examination

@. How long did you examine these
boards7
A. About five minutes.
In his work OF matching cabinet
, 1935-02-08
Police Radio to Get
Permanent Antenna

Erection Of a permanent antenna
for KGHT. Brownsville police radio
station, is under way with two 30
foot wooden maSts to be mounted
atop buildings inthe vicinity Of the
police station.
The permanent antenna, to be
longer than the temporary one now
in use. is expected to increase eff
cheney OF the station.
The police transmitter Is on the
air regularly now from 6 D.. m. to 8
a. m. with routine calls on the quar-
ter hour.
, 1935-02-08
CRITICISM IS
HEAPED upon
ENVOY DANIELS

WASHINGTON. Feb. o. P,-Am-
bassador Josephus Daniels was &C
cused Friday by Representative Con-
merry D-Miss) OF cooperating with
tyrants of Mexico 10 erslave the
Mexican people"
In N speech on the house floor the
labor committee chairman demand
ed that the United States withdraw
recognition OF the Mexican govern
ment.
Liberty Of religious worship, Of
education, OF speech, and OF the press
are denied all who live in Mexico"
he said.
connery had this to say OF Dan
iels:
Assalis Daniels
Mr.. speaker, ! believe that the
honorable JoSephuS Daniels and 9TH
er representatives OF the American
government III Mexico. who for some
unknown reaSOn n cooperating
with the tyrantS OF Mexico to en-
slave the Mexican people. should be
summoned back TO the United States
and forced TO tell the truth Of the
conditions which exist In that coun-
try at this time"
Mexico, he charged. has violated
mn agreement by which the United
States. In the Wilson administra-
ton. recognized the Mexican govern
ment with a specific reservation that
all Mexicans be granted freedom OF
worship.
1T Is the duty OF congress, the
duty Of the state department" Con-
merry declared" 10 notify the Mexican
government that they having violat-
ed the agreement %. we on our part
to be consistent, are forced TO with
draw further recognition and Il
withdraw from that country any rep
resentatives we may have there"
Pointing TO what he decribed a.
ample presidents for interfering be-
low the border, Connery asserted this
country never had qualms about in
reference when the interests OF
American corporations were nc stake
wants Inquiry
he advocated an inquiry immed-
lately should there be any doubt ir
the state department or congress a.
10 ~'intolerable slavery which exists
IN Mexico"
The people OF Mexico today are
suffering under the lash Of oppres'
sion. q lash welded by a tyrannical
group, q minority in power in the
government" Connery said.
These men are using the military
forces Of that country In the age
old effort OF paganiSm and atheism
TO forbid free Mexicans from wor-
shipping the divine creator in their
churches: and by teaching commun-
ism In their schools. which they have
placed absolutely under their dom
nation, they are striving 70 obliter-
ate the name OF God from the minds
OF the children"
He said that while the republic Is
DO per cent Catholic. II rs not only
Catholics who are suffering presec-
ution and that spokesman for other
religious groups have complained.
, 1935-02-08

A Smokestack from a scrappec
ocean-going vessel is used as
home by Charles Robert, Portland
Ore. Robert has fitted the stach
in shipshape style with kitchen
and bedroom for housekeeping.
, 1935-02-08

I did.
q. Did you have an automobile
accident that night7
A. ] did, sir.
@. With what2
A. with a car driven by Benjamin
Heller.
Farber said the collision occurred
on the easterly side Of Sixth Ave-
nue., between 54th and 56th Streets,
Manhattan.
The seem OF the accident. he
said. was 8 IL miles from St. Ray
mond's cemetery In The Bronx.
Wilentz released Farber TO Reilly
for croSs-eramination and the de-
tense attorney adduced that the
witness had not measured the dis
lance to the cemetery with a tape
measure"
Wilentz asked one question.
@. Have you ever been convicted
OF q crime7
A. Nc.
Mr.. Arthur Larson" Wilentz
called and a quiet little man step
ped up 70 be sworn.
Last week when Elvert Carlstrom,
defense alibi witness. testified, Lar
son was identified as the nan who
lived with CarlStrom in a new
house at Dunellen at the time OF
the kidnapping.
Hits at Testimony
G. In 1881 what did you dor
A. / was q painter.
@. Did you work In Dunellen ut
some time In that Year,
A. Yes.
O. In February and March 1892,
did you work there?
"A. I did.
@. Now. on the night Of the kid
mapping were you In Dunellen?
A. Yes.
Larson said he and Carlstrom oc-
cupied the new house while doing
work there.
@. Where was Carlstrom on the
night OF March /, 1882?
A. In the house where I slept.
@. What was the last time you
saw Carlstrom that night?
A. Between $50 and 1000 before
I went to bed.
This was about the time Carl
strom said he say Hauptmann in q
Bronx restaurant.
He was turned over for cross
examination.
Reilly led the witness through a
recital OF his maintenance by the
state authorities while waiting TO
testify.
@. Did you know March ! was
Carlstrom's birthday?
A. I don't know.
@. Tell me what you were doing
at 0 o'clock the night OF February
20, 1882.
A. I think ! vas working.
He corrected his answer to say II
think I was sitting around
Wilentz asked Larson one ques-
ton.
@. Have you ever been convicted
Of q crime7
A. No.
The owner Of the Dunellen house,
Oscar Christensen, told of building
the house and keeping a record OF
the building expenses. The record
book was offered in evidence but
Reilly objected and decision was
reserved.
Christensen recalled the dates OF
employment OF Carlstrom and Lar
son without his book.
@. Did you pay Carlstrom for
March 4, 1882?
"A. I did.
Reilly. cross examining. showed
that Christensen saw neither men,
March /, 1882.
He was excused and the noon re-
cess was called at 1888 p. m.
, 1935-02-08
The Valley First = First in the vdsEeB

ing wages. which was led Thursday
by Senator McCarran D-Nev). .
ply that TO pay less would tear down
the wage scale in private industry.
The American Federation Of Labor u
insisting on prevailing scales.
Despite the onslaughts by critics
seeking to change major features OF
the bill, Senator Robinson, demo
cratic leader, expressed the beheAy
the measure would be ready to ne
taken up In the senate Monday.
, 1935-02-08

The Madagascar aye-aye drinks
by dipping It's fingers into water ana
pulling them through Its NOUN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
"NORMANDIE"
MA PANENSKEJ CESTE

Nova, najvacsia LODI ma
svete, "Normandie", prislu-
chajuca Francuzskej Linii,
vydala sa v stredu vecer z
Havre ma svoju panensku ce-
stu do New Yorku. z Havre
do Southampton sla rychlo-
st'ou % uzlov "a hodinu, z
coho sa da predvidat', ze to
bude jedna z najrychlejsich
lodi ma svete. Vzdor svojej
vePkosti, je pima cestovate-
l'ov. Ma nej sa vezie do A
meriky Nine Lebrun, man.
zelka francuzskeho preziden-
ia. Jedna costa tejto lode
cez ocean stoji stvrt' miliona
dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
ANDREJ HLAVATY UMREL

Andrej Hlavaty, z {. 25 N.
Center St., zomrel v piatok
min. tyzdna v nemocnici sv.
.Alzbety vo veku SO rokov.
Oplakavajd no dcery Anna
a Helena tuna, Betka, Tilka
a Mrs. Maria Ochman v Nc
Donald, Katarina v E. Liver
pool a dvoje vndcat. Zena
no odumrela pred II rokmi.
Boil ldom c. 26O. IKSJ. a
Haseltonskeho Tatra Spolku.
Byval tn 35 rokov a obcho-
doval. Pohrab mu boil v pom
delok z kaplnky pohrabnika
p. Vascaka a chramu sv. ALI
betty. Obrady odbavil Rev.
Jozef Kostik. Pochovany Dol
v Calvary cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
Tura Dollar Banky
do New Yorku
Umoznuje vidiet' vsetky zvla-
stnosti vel'mesta Ia vyydavok
len $27.55.

Cestovatelsky oddiel Dol
lar Savings and Trust Co.
ktoreho spravcom je p. Mi
Ian Saliva, usporiada 3. julia
vyletnd vypravu do New
Yorku po luksusnom vlaku
Erie zeleznice. Vyprava bu-
de ubytovana v Taft hoteii
v New Yorku, z ktoreho sa
budd konat' vylety po lodi,
subwayoch i busoch. po celom
vel'meste a jeho okoli. W.
prava sa vrati do Youngs-
townu Z. julia. Vsetky W.
davky cestovne, hotel i jedlo
ma zeleznici su zahrnute v
Gene $27.55. Je to zaiste
nebyvala prilezitost' stravit'
vakacie v New Yorku "a ta-
ky maly vydavok.
Vlak, ktory povezie W.
pravu, bude luksusny ota-
cajucimi sa sedadlami a jed
la budu podavane V dining
kare. V hoteli kazda osoba
bude mat privatnu kupel'nu.
Vyprava navstivi Radio Ci-
ty, Empire Bldg, st. Patrick
katedralu, Central Park, Mu-
zeum Umeni, katedralu sv.
Jana, Columbia univerzitu,
Grantovu hrobku, Washing
tonov most, najdlhsi ma sve-
te, chyrny Riverside Drive,
Times Square, Akvarium,
sochu Slobody, burzu a mno-
he inch .zylastnosti. Ucast-
nici budu tiez povozeni ma
yachte okolo Manhattan o.
strova, ma ktorom je starry
New York. K tomu kazdy L.
castnik vypravy bude mat
dost' vol'neho casu pre- seba
ist' do obchodov, divadiel a
tax d'alej. Blizsie podrobno-
sti vd'acne poda p. Saliva v
Dollar banke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
EVER v L'UDSKEJ
KOZI TRYZNIL DIETA

John Pitoschi, 24-rocny
EVER v ludskej kozi odpyka-
va 81 6-mesacne vazenie pre-
strasne zbitie PROC. chlapce-
ka, syna Mrs. Nory Minotti
z {. 8O2 South Ave-, S kto-
rou Pitoschi I'll. Malicky
Louis musel byt' operovany
v nemocnici, tax no milenec
jeho matky zmrzacil. Bill no
past'ou i remenom. Past'ou
mu porobil cierne oci, zla-
NAL prsty ma rucicke a rene
nom mu dorezal kozu tax,
ze mu museli novl kozu pri-
Swat. Pitoschi nabil velmi
al 5-rocneho brata chlapce-
kovho. Mrs. Minotti povedala
re Pitoschi bill tieto chld'ata
temer ustavicne. Muz ju "a
nechal a lila $ Pitoschim.
Caka diet'a cd tohoto. Pitos-
chino oznamil lekar, ktory
diet'a osetroval a tax Dol a.
restovanJ. S MIN bola aresto-
vana matka, ktora trpela
mucenie svojich deti. I ona
je vo vazeni a ma deti sa ami
nepyta, ze kde sd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
NOVAKOVCI VYDAVAJU
SVOJU DCERU

Dfa IL. juna o 9. hodine
rano budu v chrame osady
Mena Jezis v manzelsky sva-
zok spojenf slecna Julia No
wax, spanila dcera dobre zna-
meho Slovaka p. Stefana No
vaka a jeho manzelky Zu-
Fanny, panom Michalom r.
Stanislavom, synom tiez do
bre znameho Slovaka p. ia
ma Stanislava a jeho manzel-
ky Marie. Rodicia oboch by
vajd ma Wilkinson Ave. pri
Mill Creek parku. Sobasne O.
brady vykona Rev. Stefan
Kocis. Svadobna hostina bu-
de vecer u rodicov mladu-
chy. Mathematician praje-
me stastneho zivota!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
PAM DANUsovA UMRELA

Pani Katarfna Danus, 131
Wilson ST., Struthers, zornre-
la 20. maja rano 70 veku
81 rokov. Oplakava ju man
Eel Jan, dietky Izabela, Mar
gita a Jan, rodicia Karol
Smrek s manzelkou, seStry
pani Pavlova Antol, pani -
nova Wagner, 81. veronikx
Smrek a bratia Juraj, Karol,
Michal = Stefan Shrek Y
Struthers. Pohrab boil Y pia-
tok rano Z chr&mu nsv. Tko-
jice. Pohrabn6 obrady odba-|
vii Rev. Jozef Krispinsk
Pochovany bola v Calvary
cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
MAYOR FRANEk POZVAL
HUEYA LONGA RECNIT

Mayor Farrellu, Jozef A.
Franek pozval senatora Spo-
jenych Statov, Hueya Longa
z Louisiany, "a hlavneho rec
nika ma slavnosti a. julia,
ktorl usporiada Farrell Boos-
ter Club.
Ako znamo, Long ma pre-
zidentske aspiracie. Jeho pro-
gramom je narobit' z veP-
kych milionarov malych a
z penazi cd vel'kych Milo
marrow skolektovanych chce
stavat' univerzity, v ktorych
by kazdy ziak dostal zdarma
vyucbu. Tiez slubuje robotu
kazdemu nezamestnanemu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
Pohyblive obrazy
pre- farmarov
Vsetci slovenski farmari mech
pridu v nedel'u vecer. Bude
to vel'mi poucne.

Slovensky Farmarsky Klub
v Coitsville Township uspo-
riada teraz v nedel'u vecer,
2. jlna predstavenie pohyb-
livych obrazov pre- sloven-
skych farmarov v domacno-
sti p. Jana Hamraka ma Road
No. l, Lowellville. Kazdy slo-
vensky farmar mech pride,
lebo bude to .vel'mi poucne.
Obrazky budu o umelom hno-
jeni a o zdarnom farmare-
nj. Predstavenie sa zacne o
8. hodine.
Slovenski farmari, prid'te
vsetci, z celeho okolia, bu-
dete vitani.
Michal Sedlak, predseda
Jan Bizub, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
Pytajte teraz
HOLC pozicku
Ziadosti budu prijimane len
do ~. juna. .

A. E. Reinmann, spravca
HOLC uradovne v tomto di-
strikte oznamil, re sa uz pri-
jfmaju aplikacie o vladne
morgieove pozicky a ze zia-
dosti budu prijimane len do
27. juna. Po 27. jlni nebude
prijata ziadna aplikacia.
Kto 81 chce vyzdvihndt'
tuto vladnu pozicku, ktora
mu oblahci splacanie morgi-
Gu, mech sa poponahla. MOI
byt', re bude zadane Wac
ziadosti, nez je penazf a po-
tom pozicku dostan1 ii, kto-
ri sa o nu prvf prihlasili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
CICARETLOVA VOJNA
" NEW YORKU

Nasledkom zrusenia NRA
k6dov, v New Yorku vypuk-
la konkurencna vojna medzi
predavacmi cigariet. V stre-
du sa predavaly kartiny ci-
gariet (10 paklickov po 20
cigariet) "a TIC, kdezto pred
tym boly po $1.20 kartun a
lebo 2 pakliky "a 25c.
Vojna vypukla j medzi pre-
davacmi knih. Niektori OBJ
chodnici predavali knihy o
polovicu lacnejsie, nez pred
tym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
"Slavia'' chysta
: krasny vecierok
Spev dvoch spevokolov, hud-
ba, komicke vystupy j diva
do 8. juna v Sokolovni ma
Washington ulici.

Slovensky spevokol "Sla-
VIA, zalozeny v zine, uspo-
riada ma nedepu, 9. juna We
Ger svoje prve velke predsta-
venie v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington St., "a spoluucinkova-
MIA spevokolu osady sv. Ma
teja a jej vybornych hercov
a hereciek. Spevokol ''Sla-
VIA, pod vedenim sbormaj-
stra prof. Vojteka zaspieva
viacere celkom move piesne,
ako al predstavi nieco pre-
kvapujuceho. Spevokol osady
sv. Mateja prevedie pestry
program, pozostavajdci 20
spevu, hubby, umeleckeho
tancu, kratkeho divadla a
zartovnych vystupov pod We
denim prof. Ottu Mrazeka.
Oba spevokoly maju vybor-
nych spevakov, takze ich
spev vypocut' bude pozitkom.
Clenovia spevokolu "Slavie"
vystdpia v nadhernych slo-
venskych krojoch.
Nesl'ubujte sa nikde ma 9.
juna, ale chystajte sa prist'
ma toto predstavenie, ktore
nebude take zvycajne, ale
skutocne mimoriadne krasne.
Vybor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
Stav ciat v Slovenskej lige
Vyhra Priehra Pct

Hry ma nedel'u
Farrell S Hubbardcanmi v
Hubbard.
Cata Trojice catou P.
Marie ma Borts hrisku.
Lansingville s catou P. a
Pavla v Struthers.
Pulaski $ Haseltonom ma
Oakland.
Mena Jezis s campbellsky-
mi Slovakmi v Campbell.
(Dokoncenie ma 3. strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
MZDA PRI STAVRACH
BUDE VYSSIA

z Washingtonu oznamuju,
re mzda ma verejnych pra-
each, menovite ma stavbach
ciest bude TAXA, ako doteraz
a nebude sa tykat' skaly $19
do $94 oznamenej minule-
no tyzdna. Ia nizka skala
bude platena len "a pracu
v parkoch a podobnych me-
nej vyznamnych pracach.
Robotnictvo toto ozname-
ME vlady prijalo S uspokoje-
MIN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
SERIF ARESTOVAL
DEPUTOV OCELIARNE

V Canton, Ohio vypukol
strajk u United Alloy Co. a
u Berger Manufacturing Co.,
ktore su pobockami Republic
Steel korporacie. Strajk je "a
uznanie unie, co spolocnost'
odoprela urobit' a najala 81
skebov a deputov, aby mohla
pokracovat' v ciastocnej pra-
ci. V pondelok a utorok u
daily sa bitky medzi piketmi
strajkerov a deputami kom-
panic. Deputovia nielen ze
bill strajkerov, ale strieiaali
a hadzali slzave bomby do
domov blizko fabrfk stoja-
cich. v stredu, ked' styria
kompanicki deputovia vysli s
trokom z kompan: ckeho ma
jetku ma ulicu, prisiel serif a
arestoval ich. V troku i'm ma
siel tri revolvery, diva "blek-
dzeky'', dive pusky nabite ST.
zavym plynom, "a plynovych
nabojov, Is plynovych bomb
a tri zelezne rury, Go chceli
pouzit' ma strajkeroch.
Robotnici udavaju, ze ich
je 95 percent v uni, kdezto
kompania udava, re len 35
percent a preto uniu nechce
uznat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
VRAH SA PRIMAL

Ray Jutila, 20-rocny zena-
ty clovek z Warren sa pri-
znal, re on zavrazdil 21-
rocnu Mrs. Marie Tobin a po-
tom zapalil jej postep, aby
zlocin zakryl. Jutila boil are
stovany o par hodin po OBJ
javeni vrazdy. Hoci boil ze-
naty len tri mesiace, boil mi
lencom Tobinovej, ktord ria
dne navstevoval, ked' jej
muz pracoval. Zavrazdil ju
v spalni, ked' mu nieco po-
vedala, Go no vel'mi rozz1ri-
10.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
YOUNGSTOWNCANI MA
JUBILEI v CLEVELANDE

Vyse sto slovenskyc ch evan
jelikov z Youngstown zu-
Castnilo sa v nedel'u slavno-
sti rs. vyrocia zalozenia ev.
a. V. cirkvi DR.. Martina Lu-
thera v Clevelande. Rev. Ju-
raj Rob liturgoval ma slav-
nostnych sluzbach Bozich.
Youngstowncani zucastnili
sa i banketu, ktory nasledo-
val. Fararom cirkve Ora M.
Luthera je Rev. Matej Ben
ko.
Rev. Rob zucastnil sa j
konferencie synody Zion v
Clevelande a ma Decoration
Day bol slavnostnym recni-
kom ma jubilei Oltarneho
Kruzku ev. cirkve v Detroit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
VYROBA AUTOMOBILOV
100000 TYzDENNE

8 ! +
Vyroba automobilov v Spo-
jenych Statoch destlpila vr-
cholu minuleho tyzdna, ked'
vyrobene bolo 100,705 auto
mobilov osobnych naklad-
nych. Tyzden predtym vyro-
bene bolo 89,76O automobi-
low a vlani v tom tyzdni W.
robene bolo 1921.
General Motors korpora-
Ella vyrobila minuleho tyzdila
Sc, 200 automobilov, Ford
35. .O3O = ChrExler 1{.026.