davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Fl ohnov Ia tyzden v jednej
obci.

V obci Madare pri Komar-
ne vypuklo behom posledne-
no tyzdna v mali dovedna
Fl ohnov, ktore narobily wy
Sc 100000 Kcs skody. Zisti-
10 sa, re ohne boly vo vac
Sine pripadov zalozene. Vse-
tel pohorelci boil poisteni o.
proti ohnu. Zahadne ohne
vysetruje cetnictvo i poist'o-
vne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

v Dule ma Podk. Rusi "a
kopala neznama zena v "a
hrade novorodeniatko, q. to
hned' po p6rode. Matku ne
st'astneho diet'at'a uz cetlli-
.ci zistili a zatkli. Je to 25-
rocna Barbora Celejova Q
Duly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

dem. 287, autonomisti "a,
zivnostnici 8,277, krest'. soc
4,743, sudetski Nemci 2,563,
Gajdovi fasisti 13,475, mar
s;ndnotenie 2,3O7.
Vo volebnom kraji Move
Zamky, kan patrf al Brati.
slava, je pocet hlasov $780,.
$50 a najvyssie volebne cislo
33,325. Agrarna strana do
stala 38,967, soc. dem. ST.
$50, komunisti 62,761, kr.
soc. 134, ,462, autonomisti 3O,-
100, mar. soc. 1922, Micu-
ra 1929, mem. soc. dem. g.
299, mem. agrari 255, ziv-
nostnici 1852, Henleinova
strana 8,971, fasisti 1858,
mar. sjednotenie 1910.
Volebny kraj Turc. Sv.
Martin NAL odovzdanych vo-
lebnych hlasov 269,258 a vo-
lebne cislo bolo 24,47S. Ag-
rari dostali tn 1886 h]asov,
soc. dem. 32,481, autonomi-
sti 129,914, mar. soc. 5,349,
komunisti 21,087, lidaci Mi
curovi 19, ,125, mem. soc. dem.
729, Spinovci 1, zivnostnfci
4,618, krest. soc. $3.50, Hen
lein 1906, fasisti 5,362, mar.
SIZED. 1,77O.
v banskobystrickorn voleb-
nom kraji je sedem manda-
tov. Platnych hlasov 49,
662, volebne cislo rs, ,o6G. A
grari dostali 27,488, autono-
misti 83, ,426, soc. dem. 22,-
OPS, mar. soc. 5,979, komuni-
sti 1,008, Micura-lidaci g.
004, nem. soc. dem. 352. ziv-
nostnici 2,877, krest. soc. g.
sos, Henlein 4,535, mar. sje-
dnotenie 3,163.
kosicky volebny kraj. Od-
hlasovalo 218,840 volieov,
volebne cfslo bolo 81, 1862. A
grari dostali 81, 1888, komuni-
sti 38,993, krest. soc. 68,627,
soc. dem. 24,629, mar. soc.
1913, lidaci 1910, mem. soc.
dec. 1,041, autonomisti 49,
948, zivnostnici SOLO, Hen
lein 4,301, Gajdovi fasisti
412, dlznici SAG, mar. SIZED.
3,217. V Kosiciach sa voli Z
poslancov.
v presovskom volebnom
kraji odhlasovalo 217,O49 vo-
licov, volebne cislo bolo 21,-
704. Agrari dostali 76,232,
autonomisti 74,O74, soc. dem
1862, mar soc. 4,51O, ko-
munisti 5,961, lidaci 1869,
zivnostnici 5,164, krest'. soc.
10,061, mar. sled. 1862.
70 81 mandatov, ktore pa
tria volebnym krajom ma
Slovensku, bolo v prvom skru
tiniu obsadene len 38 man.
datov. o % mandatoch este
neobsadenych rozhodne sa v
druhom a tret'o skrutiniu.
z autonomistov v prvom
skrutiniu dostali mandaty:
Hlinka, Razus, Tiso, Sivak,
Danihel, R. Cavojsky, Tur-
eek, Florek, Surovjak, Dem
bovsky, Sokol, Salat, Longa,
Onderco, Hassik a Kendra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07


ktory je mad nami, mac ur-
Gil. On mlady zomrel - a
ten 82-rocny o jeden den po-
zdejsie.
Nerob plany vopred --- to
nechaj ma Pana Boha.
Matka Emerentiana. "
Pred 33 rokmi zavitalo
pat mladych sestar do A.
meriky. ~Prisly z d'aleka -
z byvalej Uhorskej krajlry.
Zanechaly svoju rodnu zem,
zanechaly svoj otcovsky dom.
Zanechaly otca.. matku.. vse-
tko... vsetko a prisly tn k
roll Pana, k roll svojho Spa
stella. Muscle to byt' stras-
ne pre- tych pat mladych
dust, ktore nikdy neboly d'a-
leko Cd svojich a prisly do
cudzej zeme - medzi narod
ktory predtym nepoznaly... a
ktoremu ami slova nerozu-
mely...
Ma .Gele tel malej, ale
smelej skupiny stala sestra
Emerentiana, Spisiacka, ro-
dena Handlovic. Smelo zaca-
la svoj velky, t'azky, Bohu
mily boj. Me raz myslela,
ze popusti ten boj, ktory "a
Gala, ze jej sen sa nesplni -
a nepostavi dom pre- sestry
sv. Vincenta.
Pomoci mala malo - veF-
mi malo. Mnohe spolky -
a duchovni nemali v mich
doveru - uznavali ich "a
mad 'aronky - a tax boly o.
pustene celkom ma svoje
vlastne silly. Bob a Jeho sv.
pomoc bola S mimi. Po 33
rokoch dokazaly, re ano, sd
nielen cpravdive dcery Kri-
sta, ale dobre Slovenky -
a to semeno sa rozsirilo -
vyrastlo a dnes pekny sester-
sky dom stojf v Perrysville,
Pa. a 800 sestier HASA slo-
vo Krista - a nasu drahu
slovencinu.
Ano, cas- ukazal - a do
kazal. lie matka Emerentiana
bola nasa - ano, bola, bo
dnes uz len pri jej mrtvole
stojime. Dna 3. juna vecer
dokonala svoj zivot.
Boze, kol'ko vykonaIa ta
krehka. slaba zenka! Kopko
dust -- kol'ko tisic a tisic
dietok zacnranila cirkvi a
narodu! Kolko silly a moci
bolo V tel vzdy chorl'avej,
slabej sestre. Zaiste tn mo-
zeme povedat', ze ME ona
lila, ale Kristus I'll v nej -
Jeho svata milost' ju posil-
novala.
Ano, dnes vacsina sloven-
skej Ameriky pozna jej me-
no - pozna dobre sestry sv.
Vincenta.
Jej najvacsia cnost' bola
pokora - a laska. Nehla ada
la slavu - nehl'adala osla-
vovanie - nehPadala svoju
osobu - ale vzdy Spasitel'a.
Nemala nikdy hnev, ale vzdy
lasku i pre- tych, ktori ju
prenasledovali - a spinili.
Ano, ia pokora a laska po-
stavily vecny pomnik pre-
Mother Emerentianu - kto-
ry pomnik zit' a stat bude
v srdciach tych, ktorym du-
sevny zivot dala.
Sklonme hlavu pri mrtvo-
lie Mother Emerentiany - a
povedzme S Bohom - a do
videnia vo vecnosti.
Ct ste ma to mysleli? |
Shovaral som sa S istym
novo-vysvatenym knazom -
26-rocny je - to jest "a 20
rokov chodil do skoly. Pek-
ny cas-, jedna dobra tretina
ludskeho zivota.
Kol'ko ten otec a matka
sa natrapili "a toho syna-
knaza? Povedzme, re "a
tych 20 rokov, ked' len 5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
MOI KUT
Pise: FATHER KOSTIK.
NaSa "Dohoda."

mi nasl Vodcovia podpisall
ti "Pittsburghskd Dohodu",
rradovalo sa ich srdce. Iste
mali slzy v ociach, bo N.Y.
sleli, ze sloyensky narod sa
dozil toho, "a cim vzdy tu-
I'll: uplnei slobody. e..
A co sa stale? Mas l'ud
boil oklamany - a horko
sklamany. 'Dohoda..." po
mnoho pisani - pc dlhom,
s17-rocnom boji je ME uzna-
ta - nielen neuznata, ale
Il ona spolu SO slovenskym
narodom je ma posmech O.
bratena. Nielen ma posmech
obratena, ale slovensky ma
rod ma byt' vytrety zpome-
dzi narodov - a celkom wy
koreneny - a ma jeho mie-
sto nejaky novy "ceskoslo-
-Fensky narod" - zalozeny.
ia viem, ze keby dnes ma
81 bojovnici v kraji: Hlinka,
Razus atd'. - mali uplnu
slobodu v reci a pisme, to
iste by pisali CO dnes father
Hrtanek pise - to jest daj-
prilezitost' slovenskemu
,arodu, aby rozhodoval o
vojej buducnosti, ably sudil
. tom, co chce robit' - ci
shce zit' alebo zhynut'
Pevne, ked' ii vel'ki vodco-
via sa doznali v kraji o no
som hnuti americkom - ra-
duje sa jejich srdce - bo su
oresvedceni o tom, ze anne
.~icky slovensky narod ME
'an zapocal BOZ ga til nasu''
lie no i skonci.
Kde su ale nasi vodcovia?
sde su ii, ktori vzdy HASA
ju, ze su ochotnf i svoj Ii
vot dat "a slovenskd slobo-
,lu? CT ga boja fst' ma boji-
Ste? Vsak SINE ME v Cesko-
Slovensku, kde ma mas "a
,ravdu to caka - co ma Tu-
III a Bazovskeho.
Ano, ked' nasa "Dohoda"
II rokoch ME je platna,
usime novy sposob hladat'
"a slobodu nasho naroda -
tory narod zhynut', zomret'
nsmie - nemoze.
obra odpoved'.
kiaz je medzi Diet mi v
,Sole. Rozprava i'm o laske
Nrista Pana. Pozrite, co vse-
:keho vam dal Spasitel': Do
orych rodicov, zivot. zdravie,
jedlo, vykupenie - a ma
'onci i do zivota vecnehe
4 as vola - vezme. Co ty mu
cas- "a to? - pyta sa jed
eho maleho chlapceka. Mo-
lie srdce. Bola kratka a do
ra odpoved'.
Mesiac jun je mesiac maj
;vatejsieho Srdca. Co ty mu
las? ..
Iajsilnejsie plto.
Kozroes, kral'' Perzie NAL
iedneho vel'mi schopneho
sodcu, ktory sa menoval Ru-
item. Kral' vsetko spustil ma
tohoto cloveka - doveroval
y nom ako sam v sebe. Ru-
stem ale vo vel'kej pyche
.czhodol, ze posbiera svojich
priatel'ov a povstane proti
vojmu panovnikovi a on bu-
dc kral'om. O veci. sa ale
IL znali - a zaraz oznamili
to kral'ovi, ktory sa velmi
zarmutil - a zacal rozmy-
Stat, ze co len ma urobit'.
Zisal, ze Rustem je vepmi
sc'lopny clovek a ma jeho
niesto bude vel'mi t'azko
Ia .eho dostat' -a a preto ne
ch ;el no ztratit', ale znovu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

/ Velky vecierok NAL byt'
u anglickej grofky Fanni
Burg dina FL. novembra v r.
1776. Najvaznejsim host 'om
NAL byt' dr.. Johnson, sveto-
chyrny lekar. Hostia len ca
kali - cakali - ale darmo.
Len co sa zacali rozchadzat',
kto pride ako dr.. Johnson.
Ale ako vyzeral? Voda len
tax tiekla s neho -- ob!ek
celkom premoknuty - hla-
va a cely elovek mokry, ako
mys. DR.. Johnson predstupil
pred gr6fku a poveda: Mi
.lost'pani odpustia, re som ne
boil tuna, ale zaiste som Ia
budol, re dnes je 21. no.
vembra. Hostia pozerali je-
den ma druheho a nemohli
rozumiet' vyhovorke lekara.
Lekar potion d'alej pokraco-
val: Ano, pred 40 rokmi Ia
ky isty den boil, ako dnes -
dazd', snah a moi otec
Dol chory. Prosil ma, a pove-
dal, ably som isiel do LIGHT
field ma jarmok a ma jeho
mieste knizky predaval. ia
som otca neposluchol - on
sam isiel a zomrel ma
tom mieste. A ia cd toho ca
su nikdy nemozem 81 to od-
pustit' - a uz 40 rokov ka-
zdeho Fl. novembra v dazdi
a shahu putujem do LIGHT
field a ma tom mieste stojim
"a 4 hodiny - ano, tam, kde
moi otec nebohy "a tridsat'
rokov knizky predaval... a
NINA do skoly posielal... t'az-
ko choval...
Mozno i ty mnoho ,razy
skratis dni zivota tvojho O.
tca... matky... Daj pozor, co
robis!
Fararov sen.
Isty farar vel'mi rad cho-
dieval ma polovku. Nikdy
nesiel sam. Viete, jak je to
- psoch vodit' - jedenie
nosit' - to. je t'azko a cigan
to vd'acne urobi, ked' ME "a
inc, "a pipku dohanu.
Raz ked' tax ide farar s
ciganom - farar poveda:
Vies co, more, dnes Go "a
strelim, polovica bude tvoja
a druha polovica moja. No
ia nedbam, ruky bozkavam
- odpoveda cigan. Cely den
chodia - hl'adaju a ma kon-
ci po celej trape nezastrelili
len jedneho zajaca. Jeden
zajac - co je to, ked' no
rozdelia. Preto farar rozho-
dol tax, ze ked' jednu polo
vicu da ciganovi a druh1 Sc
be, re je to malo - Ease
ked' sam vezme polovicu, co
je pre- cigana druha. TAX po-
veda: Vies Go, cigan? Zajac
bude toho, ktory bude mat
peknejsi sen tel noci. ia ne
dbam - ia pristanem - po-
veda cigan. Ked' prisli ma
faru, kucharka prichystala
zajaca - zapach len tax sa
rozchadzal po fare. Ked' ra-
no vstal farar, zaraz ide ci-
CANA volat', ktory ma fare
spal sa no pyta ma jeho
sen.
No, ia nemozem povedat',
mech oni perse povedza -
vsak oni duchovna osooa.
Farar Ease ma cigana, re on
must byt' prvy. Cigan zno-
WI: Ale jim ruky a nohy
boskam, ale povedam, ze
knaziGko je knazicko. Farar
tedy popustil a zacal rozpra-
vat: "Cigan, NAL som velmi
pekny sen. Snfvalo sa mi, ze
som zomrel. Bob videl, re
som boil vzdy dobrym kiia-
zom. Som sa staral 0 syoje
ovecky... som urobil vsetko
"a nich... a preto anjeli ma
prosto sprevadzali do neba.."
"A ia - ia myslel, ze sa
uz nevraea nazad, ia som
caleho zajaca zjedol..." -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

Hlinka.
Len tol'ko PRIV. Hlinka je
jednak dnes najvacsim slo-
venskym bojovnfkom mai
vacslm Slovakona. a mate w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Ct ste ma to mysleli?

Shovaral som sa S istym
novo-vysvatenym knazom -
26-rocny je - to jest "a 20
rokov chodil do skoly. Pek-
ny cas-, jedna dobra tretina
Pudskeho zivota.
Kol'ko ten otec a matka
sa natrapili "a toho syna-
knaza? Povedzme, ze "a
tych 20 rokov, ked' len 5
kdskov chleba mu dali ma
den, tax mu ia matka od-
krojila 26,5OO kusov chile
ba - a ked' 20 kdskov je v
jednom chlebe, tax zjedol
1925 chlebov... To len
chlieb. A kde je oblek, obuv,
skolske poplatky atd'.?
Veru, syna vychovat' ma
knazsky stav stojf majetok
- preto dajme lctu knazo-
vi a tym, ktori knaza W.
chovali - ale i knazi mech
myslia - a dajd odplatu go
dicom "a jejich obetu. Veru
tax!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

til rolu. Ale co sa stale? Ten
ktory je mad nami, mac ur-
Gil. On mlady zomrel - a
ten 82-rocny o jeden den po-
zdejsie.
Nerob plany vopred --- to
nechaj ma Pana Boha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

Ruka boxis.
Iii pred rokmi vo Voral-
bergu jeden clovek, ktory
skrz chytre st'astie vel'mi
zbohatnul. Nal vsetko, 60 len
jeho dusa ziadala. Este jed
no 81 ziadal. Pri jeho roll bo-
la ia susedova q nijako ju
nemohol dostat' - ale 81 my
slel, ze on ju dostane, vsak
sused 82-rocny a on len so.
Peyny Dol, ze prezije suse-
d ~ ako na dlani drzal
The Washington times., 1935-06-05

dress before the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association, at the final
meeting of the season last night
in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church Hall, Thirteenth and Fair
mont Streets Northwest.
Representative Quinn suggested
primary here to select candi-
dates for appointment as mem
bers of the Board of District Com
missioners, the names of five re-
ceiving the most number of votes
to constitute an official list from
which the President would make
appointments. He said:
you never will have an eff
cient city government here until
the people have a say on who
shall be the District Commits
sioners, and members of the
District Committee are selected
from Representatives who come
from cities of size comparable
with Washington and will give
Sympathtic consideration to
your problems than is given by
some of the present members"
The meeting, combining buSi-
ness with entertainment, cele-
brated the associations forty-first
anniversary. The entire slate of
officers elected at the April meet
ing was installed by Representa-
tive Quinn. They are: president,
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worral;
first vice president, Lillian Cheno-
weth; second vice president, John
M. Boteler; third vice president,
William H. Comedy; secretary,
w. I. Swanton: treasurer, w. c.
Strauss; Marie Flynn Maddox
and George H. Brown, delegates to
the Federation of Citizens AsSo-
Citations.
During a brief business session,
the association adopted a reSolu
tiNn by A. B. Carly, chairman of
the committee on taxation, con-
demning the treatment of the
District of Columbia by Congress
in reducing the Federal lump sr11
appropriation and elimination
from the District bill of many i'm
portant items.
Entertainment, with Lillian
Chenoweth in charge, was fur
nished by Martha Dishard, Irving
Bucklin, Mrs. Mary Hunt Mckee,
Mrs. L. F. Holden, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sanderson and Minerva
Bailey. The association adjourned
to meet in October.
The Central Northwest Civic
Association will meet tomorrow
night in the Garnet Patterson
sO;hool, Tenth and V Streets
Northwest. George W. Beasley,
president, will preside.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
\ NEW NRA SETUP GIVEN BY WHITE HOUSE

The President has, however.
sent to the Speaker OF the
House of Representatives a sup
Elemental estimate Of approprta-
tionS for the Department Of
Labor for the coming fiscal year
in the sum of 100000. This
will enable the Secretary Of
Labor to conduct additional
mediation and Cancellation &C.
tivities and thus take over a
small portion of the work of
the boards which are abolished.
It is worth noting, however,
that the authority of the De.
partment Of Labor extends only
to mediation and Cancellation.
The Wagner labor bill, if en-.
acted, would set up new tri-
bunals which would substantial
ly cover the functions hereto
fore exercised by the various
boards above mentioned.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
Good Faith Asked

Nevertheless, the President
feels that even though the per-
centage be small, the Govern.
ment should take a practical
and definite step to show its
good faith in maintaining the
larger detectives sought by
MIRA. The proposed legislation
would authorize requirement
in every Government purchase
that all persons engaged in the
production of the supplies or in
the carrying out of the con-
tract shall be paid in accord
ance with minimum wage and
maximum hour standards and
that no person under the age
of sixteen years shall be en-
ployed. The same rule would APP
ply to the use of Government
loans or grants to States, NUM-
cipalities or other local govern
ment agencies.
It is believed that this pro-
posed bill carries out a normal
responsibility of the Federal
Government and it is hoped
that such action will be fol-
lowed as largely as possible by
private industry in every one
of it's branches.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
Small Staff

This recommendation is based
on the desirability of maintain
ing a comparatively small staff
in Washington and in the more
important centers of the cOun-
try. in order to bring together
and summarize the vast amount
of information now in the pos
session of NRA, relating to the
actual results of code admin
istratiOn and to collect infOrma-
ton regard to the effects on
industry, 10th employers and
employees, of the abandonment
by the Government of code en-
fOrcement or requirements.
These latter refer to working
conditions and to fair trade
practices. This information
will, it is believed, be Of great
value to the Congress, the Ad.
miniStratiOn and the country
as q whole.
2-The other reason for con-
tinuing skeleton organization
of NRA is that such an Organi-
ZatiOn will be useful in carrying
out the proposed requirement
that Government purchases and
contracts be placed only with
corporations or contractors who
live up to certain minimum re-
quirementS.
ST the House of RepreSen-,
tatives approves the joint reso-
luton passed by the Senate,
that portion of the resolution
which in effect relates to codes
will, of course, be imperative
insofar as the old codes are con-
cernedS
4-The extension of the Ma
tiOnal Recovery Administration
would mean, without question,
a very large cut in the officers
and employees now attached to
NRA, but would mean the re-
tentiOn Of q substantial number
of them.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
Praise Workers
The President said:

The President said:
I'm this connection / want
to record my deep appreciation
and that of the country for the
unSelfish work which thousands
Of men and women employed
under or in conjunction with
the National Recovery Admin
istratiOn, have done in the past
two years. 1 extend to them
my sincere thanks; and I re-
greet the circumstances n n d er
which the retirement Of many
Of them from Government Serv.
ice becomes obligatory"
1t should not be assumed by
any person that this proposed
continuation of the National Re
covery Administration, in skel-
etonized form, relates in any
way to the enforcement of
working conditions or fair trade
practices formerly existing I'M
der the codes. All such require
ments were eliminated by the
Supreme Court decision.
The other measure which,
like the first, must be consid-
cred as only very partial stop
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
Law Plug Planned
By Virginia ABC

RICHMOND, June 5.-The Vir-
GINA ABC Board today was pre-
pared to plug any gaps which may
develop if some of the Federal AL
coholic Beverage Control Admin
istration's regulations are nullified
with the death Of the MIRA, as pre-
dicted by President Roosevelt.
The Virginia board holds the
power to promulgate any sections
Of the Federal liquor code under
the State control act.
Stating that regulations govern
ing standards of identity and
labelling we're the particular con-
Germ of the Virginia board, A. B.
Clarke, public relations counsel,
said that Stanley Clarke. assistant
attorney general attached to the
board, was making a special study
of Federal rules in relation to the
MIRA decision.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05

The White House statement
announcing the new MIRA setup
follows:
In order to meet an immedi-
ate problem relating to the eX-
ecutive branch of the Govern
ment as a result of the Supreme
Court decision, two steps have
been discussed and agreed to by
members of the Administration
and leaders Of Congress.
l. Passage by the House Of
Representatives of the Senate
joint resolution extending only
the life of the National Recov.
cry Administration to April l.
1886. The President has made
this recommendation to the
Speaker, Chairman DOughtOn,
of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, and Chairman O'COn-
nor, Of the Rules Committee,
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
FLOOD AID DUE
BLADENSBURG

BLADENSBURG, Md, June S.
Assured by Public Works officials
that the local flood control prof.
ect will receive prompt attention,
the flood control committee will
make a formal application this
week for 100000 to fence in the
Eastern Branch of the Anacostia
River.
The only data to be worked up
concerns the man.hours and other
labor costs incident to the project,
which is to be studied by spe-
cial committee group this week.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05

The Central Northwest Civic
Association will meet tomorrow
night in the Garnet Patterson
sO;hool, Tenth and V Streets
Northwest. George w. Beasley,
president, will preside.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05

oOdAAN NAOJ AAN'
rural districts
they do not un-
derStand your
setup here, and
are inclined to
give the Dis
trict Of Colum-
bia an ox-cart
form of gov
ernment," so,
r e preventative
y aIneS u. quinn
Of P e n n Sy !
Vania, himself
an active men,
Der of the COM
mittee, declar-
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NeW Legislation

New legislation would be nee
essary for the continuance of
the Federal Alcohol Control Ad.
ministration, for the Electric
Home and Farm Authority. for
the Petroleum Administrative
Board and the Central Stats
teal Board. Legislation to meet
these four ends is now under
consideration.
Two agencies can be con-
tinued by amendments to Execu-
tive orders, the National Emerg-
ency Council and the National
Resources Board. Both Of them
relate to planning for an execu-
ton of work relief and can,
therefore, be continued under
the work relief act.
Three agencies have COM
pleted their work and will be
terminated as h eretof for e
planned on June 16-the COM
mittee on economic security,
the advisory council on eco
nomic security and the office of
the special adviser to the PreSi-
dent on foreign trade.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
Labor Boards

Seven labor boards created
under MIRA must terminate in
their present capacity. They
are: The National Labor Rela-
tons Board, the Petroleum
Labor Relations Board, the
Steel Labor Relations Board,
the Textile Labor Relations
Board, the Work Assignment
Board for Cotton. the Work AS
Signment Board for Silk, and
the Work Assignment Board for
Wool.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05

gap relates to Government con-
tracts. Only a very small por-
tion-probably not much over
one per cent Of the industrial
production of the country-iS
used in Government work.
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
PRIMARY URGED
To PICK D. {.
HEADS
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

THE tragedy of the District of
Columbia is that there are so
many members of the House Dis
trict Committee who fail to under
stand city life. Coming from the
The Washington times., 1935-06-05
Affects Agencies

This proposed measure, how
ever, like the first, does not
make much progress toward OBJ
tanning the ultimate detectives
of national standards for the
working population of America
nor for national standards
which seek to protect honorable
employers against the unfair
practices of less honorable COM
petitors.
The Supreme Court decision
has affected a number Of agen-
cies which'were set up in part or
in whole under the authority Of
Title I of the national industrial
recovery act. A careful review
of the effects of the Supreme
Court decision has been made.
Nom LpnfeInfiOn