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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
CLEAR LAKE PROJECT
By HENRY B.

by uIIANANI Il. v1ANOO
The water conservation program
committee should consider the plan
for raising the water level in Clear
Lake and when filled, to stock with
fish. We have a County Planning
Board to whose attention this idea
is called. Our neighbOrs attention Is
called for immediate response, II In
terested. Diversion damn
My proposal for the site OF the
dam is that first, surveys he made
ON section line between Memo
Harshbarger and S. TorgesOn farms,
beginning on the west side Of the
valley, continuing east along the Sec
ton line for a mile and then for
another half4mile south to Clear
lake. The idea Is to dig a channel
on north side Of section line about
ten feet deep, starting from the ra-
vine, placing all of the material ex-
cavated on the section line, forming
a wide dam and a highway on top.
If control of water flow Is desired,
control gates could be placed In the
ditch on east side at right point and
irrigation of this valley bottom could
be utilized. Overflow outlet may be
at ravine.
The large hill known as Bucks
Hill" could be cut down about twenty
feet at the crest and hauled down tor
this dam, thus making an easy grade
up to bench.
Another plan is to survey the q
ton line that Is a mile further south
ON Lon Myers farm and II found
more practical for this purpose, use
it.
Water conservation Is our safety
first and as our relief projects aim
to create work, so here we have conn
bined plans to use for triple purposes
so please cOOnerAt0.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
jefferson, The Man

Each year on April 10, the anniversary of his birth
the virtues, patriotism and craftsmanship OF Thomas
Jefferson are recalled at gatherings of his countrymen,
especially of Democrats, who claim him as the founder
of their party, although it was known as the Republi-
can party in the beginning.
Jefferson's public services are generally well
known, but a few facts concerning his personality and
private life may be Of interest
He was born April 10, 1743, the son of an obscure
and uneducated Virginia planter, who, however, left
Thomas a considerable estate BY his marriage In 1772
to Mrs. Martha SHELTON, a rich and handsome widow
of %, he became one OF the ~wealthiest citizens OF Vir-
gina-
At the time Of Jefferson's admission to the bar IN
1867, he was described as being "6 feet 2 inches in
height, slim, erect as an arrow, with angular features,
a very rudy complexion, all extremely delicate skin,
full deepset hazel eyes, and sandy hair; an expert
musician, the violin being his favorite instrument, a
good dancer, a dashing rider. and proficient in all man
ly exercises; frank, earnest, cordial and sympathetic
in manner"
During eight years OF active practice OF law he
acquired an extremely large clientele, 1t being record
ed that in a single year he was employed In 430 cases.
Yet, in spite of the remarkable facility Of his pen, he
was no orator, and almost never attempted to make a
speech.
One instance is related In which even his pen
failed him, when an address he was commissioned to
Mllle W lc SoFciHOi VI Sim W ~ AAouSO VI
Burgesses was rejected, and another member was
given the task. But he ovelcame this humiliation and
later wrote the Declaration of Independence.
Once when a friend asked how he could reconcile
the phrase in the Declaration that Fall men are created
equal with the fact that he, Jefferson, was a slave
holder, the author OF the document is said to have re-
piled. by God, l didn't think OF that"
1t may be said, however, that Jefferson was really
opposed to slavery and only held slaves who had come
into his possession through Inheritance or ownership
of his wife. He never trafficked them, and advocated
their gradual emancipation. He secured the passage
of a law f~orbidding further importatons Of slaves into
Virginia.
BY a strange coincidence, Thomas Jefferson and
his predecessor in the presidency, John Adams, both
died July 4, 1926, on the 5Oth anniversary OF American
independence.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
Boy Scouts Handle Agitator
Roughly For Insulting Flag

A suspected agitator was mob
bed by paradino Boy Scouts In Los
Angeles last week, according to a
news bulletin. Police said he tore
an American flag from a standard,
hurled It into the street and tram
pied II.
The man gave his name 40 VIII
liam Thwina. Officers stated that
they found Inflammatory literature
and communlstic pamphlets In his
pockets.
Thwinu's demonstration occurred
during the parade marking the
opening Of the Pacific coast base
ball league season at Los Angeles.
After tearing the flag loose from
It's standard, throwing Il Into the
street and wildly waving his hands,
officers said he sought to toss the
colors under the trampin0 feet Of
the scouts.
Boy Scouts swarmed upon him,
beating him down and spectators
Joined In the miniature riot before
police had the disturbance under
control.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
Adolph Ochs: His Achievement

1t is even fitting for the editor OF a small news
paper to pay tribute to the late Adolph s. Ochs, who
took the New York Times when 1T was ON the verge OF
ruin and developed it into one of the mightiest news
papers in the world.
He had the courage Of his convictions and they
were largely centered on the accurate presentation of
news. He erected his monument In the shape of a
newspaper in the best sense Of the word, deliberately
attracting intelligent and thinking readers. Contrary to
the modern trend he did not go In for comics. features
and sensationalism.
Many tributes have come to his life and his work.
His newspaper is the model upon which others are
building. To read it regularly is to be educated, so
great Is the wealth of intelligence that 1t spreads along
with the news that it presents. He made a high mark
in his calling, his memory lives and his influence and
example will continue to inspire great newspapers for
ages.
Is that he thinks he scored a triumph when he pre-
vailed on his bride to accept his offer to support her
for life.
Without any intention Of being nasty may we In
quire IL amy reader of The Herald believes all that ia
printed in the movie magazines and the confession
publications?
Some bright advertiser ought to offer a medal for
the outstanding boob announcement over the radio.
OF course, his own copy could be barred from compe-
tition to avoid possible embarrassment
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
Your Column

This column IL Just what the name
set aside In The Herald for the me-
of our subscribers. We want you
to use Il freely. Whether your Vows
agree with those Of the editor
doesn't matter. The only resorvA.
tons We make are that contrtbu-
lions shall be constructive, not re-
sort to personal abuse, that copy b
limited to about 500 words. and con-
tributions must DO signed.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
PROGRESS

Substantial business progress In
the second quarter OF the year Is
predicted by the Chamber Of Com
MERGE OF the United States, which
points to a gain OF ten per cent In the
January+March period Of this year as
compared with last year. A similar
gain is expected in the second quar-
ter
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20

V sobotu d~edikovana byla
move postavena zbrojnice pate
no pluku. Slavnosfi z1castnilo
Sc 1000 clenG Centennial. legie
a ma 10000 divakd. Slavnosti
z1castnili Sc zastupci 13 pG-
vodnich statd Unie. Kazdy
stat vyslal jeden nebo vice vo-
j1enskych Short. Pocfta Sc, re
ma 100000 t1snilo Sc ma ulic1ch
b6hem parady. Mezi hodno-
start slavnosti byli: governor
Nice, mayor jackson, byvaly
governor Richie a JIM.
V reel sv6 governor prirov-
nal Centennial Legii ku maja-
ku, jenz "paprsky vlivu SRI V
techto dnech zmatku a nepo-
.koje."
Governor zm1nil Sc, jak V BY
vale zbrojnici, jez znicena by
la pozarem V -patek, 10. ledna
1888, jmenovan byl pro Trad
presidentsky Woodrow Wilson
Byvaly governor Richie pfi-
rovnal akt Narodnf Obrany,
ktery pTijat byl kratce pc Sve-
tove Valce ku Westinghouse
prohlasenf "Ustanoven1 M1ru
pro Spojene Staty."
Predm6tem .obou, vyvodil
Richie, bylo postarati Sc o vo-
ienske zT1zen1 V dobe m1ru a o
zachovani miru. "Mus1me u
znati", Tekl Richie, re uc1-li Sc
mas historic n6cemu, uc1 mas
tomu, re valka je skutecnostf.
Jistotu tuto nen1 tTeba zastira-
ii pred zraky nasfmi. Vid1me
svet, jenz vysel kratce z jedne
Z nejhrozn6js1ch valek V cele
historic davajic1 dnes mnoha
znameni, re pTipravuje Sc ku
jin6. A tax kdyz veslujeme
pryc cd militarismu, nase bez-
peel a jistota zadajf mas varo-
vati Sc pred narodnf bezbran-
nOStl.
Dvoudenn1 slavnosti, jez po-
caly V patek slavnost1 "Star-
Spangled Banner" ma Fort Nc
Henry a provazeny byly pie
sem move zbrojnici, skoncily
V sobotu banketem V hotelu
Southern.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Uchranil zenu pred skokem dc
vody.

Ma konci Broadway pozd6 V
1tery V noel "a rokG stara An
ma Pruce, zapasila nekolik mi
nut S policeman strazn1kem,
Johnem Panuskou, neil tento
odtahnouti il mohl V bezpec1.
Panuska uvedomen Tfdicem
taxicabu O podivnem chovan1
zeny tie prispechal V okamzik,
kdyz tato LEILA ma ohradu, ably
skocila do pf1stavn1 hlubiny.
Jenom zabradl1 dekovati bylo,
re We snaze il zachraniti sam
nebyl strzen do vody. Ma w
chodnf policejn1 stanici udala,
re bydl1 v 1900 blocku E. Bal
timore ulice a re pc hadce S
pf1telkyn1 cht6la svemu zivotu
udelati konec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Sellmyer a zdravotni odbor.

George Sellmyer, president
mestske rady, naval V 1tery
vecer novinu, re zdravotnf Cd
Dor mesta koupil pro Syden-
ham nemocnici maso "odji-
nud", "pospatlenym". Den ma
to, kdyz vinil mestsky nakupu-
jfcf odbor, re tento ma koupe
mrha pencil, zdravotn1 odbor
"sel a koupil maso ne Cd neho,
ale jinde."
Sellmyer pravf, re sam no
tov byl mlceti S aferou touto
az jeho zaloby o mrhan1 NEST
skymi pencil projednany bu-
dou mayorovym vyborem. Ia
tim zdravotnf vybor bez ceka-
nj Sci pred veTejnost s naku-
penn. Sellmyer pred tim sam
rozhodl, re nebude obchodova-
s mestem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
expert" chycen.

Muz, jenz pTedstavoval Sc
jake expert v tabaku nebo Sc
nator z Utah, chycen byl V pom
deli v noel.
Rose Obertier byla v obcho-
du sveho manzela v 1900 bloc
ku E. Baltimore ulice, kdyz ko-
lem pdl devate hodiny vessel do
vnitT muz, jenz pc kratkem
pTemyslenf vybral : 81 ballcek
tabaku. Nezaplatil a Sci. y
dvef1 setkal Sc S MIN MATTEL
Obertier a Abel Goldstein.
Expert" vytahl revolver a
nam1ril. Bee stTelenl dial sc ma
dtek. Kdyz policejn1 strazn1-
ci, Frank Kares a Frank Bow
en-, jej dohonili, pfedstavil Sc
jim jake senator John King z
Utah. Ma policejn1 stanici do
znal, re jeho jmeno jest James
Miller a re pochaz1 z Provo, u
tab.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Ride taxicabu ~oloupen.

Dave Unger, rfdic taxicabu,
napaden byl dvema, kter1 Sc
Jim odvezti dali do Curtis Bay.
Unger zjednan byl JIM ma Gay
a Baltimore ulic1ch. Kdyz pri-
jel s mimi do Curtis Bay, byl
tam JIM napaden a okraden.
V taxicabu pezen byl JIM skr-
re mesto ma Philadelphia road
a tam svazany shozen. Bandite
ujeli V jeho taXicabu.
= Castecne shoTely taxicab
nalezen byl ma vedlejsf ceste u
Chase, Baltimore okres. Spo-
lecnost vlastn1cf cab udala, re
f1dil tento Albert Atwell, jenz
nevratil Sc cd $50 dtery,
kdyz S taxi odejel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
SibIey proti New Deal
prOgramu.

"Pocit nevolnosti' pocfna Sc
rozmahati mezi pozorovateli
narodnich udalost1, Harper ST.
bley, president obchodn1 ko-
mory Spojenych Statd a osobn1
pf1tel presidenta Roosevelta,
pronesl V Baltimore V pondelf,
kdyz promluvil prot "rostou-
c1mu ovladan1" pod dozorem
vlady.
Sibley mluvil v Southern no
telu. Zvlast6 V reel sve napa-
oil New Deal S farmaTskym pro
gramem, S uheln1m zakonem
Guffey, spolecenske ochrany a
k%ontrolou bavlnarske industrie
Kontrola brandon popsana jim
-byla "jako konecne slovo ne
smyslu a nerozumneho pokusu
vmesovati Sc do zivotG obyva-
telstva."
Dovozoval, re vzdor vydani
obrovskych sum pence a obeto-
vanl svobod jednotlivcd, neza-
mestnanost stale We velkych
rozmerech vladne.
Dodal, re jenom V ozivenf
obchodu jest nadeje vysvobo-
dit Sc z nyn6jsf narodn1 bed
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Nadrzka Sc 100000 galony
oIeie shoreIa.

Ma 100000 galon6 nafty We
Standard Oil spolecnosti cistir-
ne V Canton shoTelo v patek.
Chen vypukl kratce pc p1l ire
II iodine odpoledne. O zdola-
nj jeho marne Sc namahalo "a
kompanif hasicskych, kterf svo
lani byli sesti alarmy. Pfici-
n6n1m jejich a $50 zamestnan-
ci spolecnosti, zachraneny byly
diva jin6 tanky. Skoda odhad-
nuta ma $4,000.
Tank um1sten byl ma Boston
Haven a Toone ulicich. V OBJ
vodu asi 200 yard6 cd neho
jest 20 jinych velikych nadr-
Eek, V nichz jest asi II. 900
galonG nepTecist6neho oleie a
asi tri miliony galon6 nafty.
Nekolik hasic6 bylo lehce
poraneno krone dvou: Francis
Soltosky a kapitana, James
Croucher, kteT1 zraneni byli
bolestne. Nekolik hasic1 oma-
memo bylo dymem. Nejblize
stojfcf ohni museli byti meneni
kazdych nekolik minut. Ctyri
re zam6stnancG firmy zraneno
bylo lehce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Holici nebudou prot zakonu.

BOZ pred soudem vypoved6n
byl V pondel1 V hromadn1 sch1-
ri V ST. Johns Hall ma Paca a
Saratoga ulic1ch prot zakonu,
vyzaduj1c1mu move license re
strany holicG. Dodatek ku sta
remu zakonu pFijaty posled-
MIN zasedanf zakonodarny v
Annapolis pfedpisuje kazdoro-
chi pfezkousenf holicd place
nymi inspektory ,jejichz sluzne
placeno byti ma z vytezku IL
cens1.
Ku zalobe, jak oznamena
sotva dojde. We sch6zi pc del
Sim rokovanf konecne naleze-
no bylo, re novy zakon nevzta-
huje Sc ma ty, kter1 license OBJ
drzeli do /. cervna.N ovy zakon
vztahuje Sc ma ty, kterf dosta-
vati budou license die noveho
Zakona a ii must tyto obnovo-
vati kazdym rokem.
= Dvacet sest procent papfr-
Mkt V Baltimore nyni ma IL
,cense vydane jim vyborem
zkoumatelG a dohl1zitel6 mad
pap1rn1ky mesta Baltimore.
Novy statn1 zakon zada licen-
sovan1 jenom Baltimorskych
pap1rnikn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Trapny stav pomoci pfedlozen
governeru.

Resoluce, ably governor Nice
postaral Sc O nahradu Is pro-
cent, jez vladimir odborem u
strfzeny byly, bud znovu obdr-
zenfm techto z vladn1ho fondu
anebo utvoTen1m pomocnych
statnfch fondG, pfijata byla V
pondel1 konferenci methodist
skych kazateld.
Zastupci ctyf jinych denomi-
naci podobnou akci vypracujl
v nekolika dnech.
Rev. Edwin L.. Leonard, re-
ditel katolicke dobrocinnosti,
spolu S Community fondem a
sdruzenou zidovskou dobroGin-
nosti, zaslal protest Harry l..
administrator vlad-
nj pomoci pred nekolika dny.
V pondeli oznamil, re zadna
dodatecna akce vzata pred Sc
nebude, kdyz jiz oznameno by
10, re srazka nahrazena Dude.
Zatfm co kosteln1 vddcove
stezovali 81 ma snizovan1 pod
por nezamestnanym, Baltimor-
sky pomocny vybor V dtery O.
znamil, re propustil re sluzby
so pracovnfkG, cfmz mes1cne
usetFeno Dude ma $5.400. Pro
pusten1 jich nastane 80. zaf1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20

Zavody zapocaly V 10 hodin
dopoledne a pc kratke polednf
prestavce bylo V Mich pokraco-
vano az do 3 bod. odpolednf.
Celkem Sc jich zucastnilo &c
zavodnlkG. Soudcovanfm byly
pov6Teny sestry Sokolice, coz
bezvadn6 provedly. Zavodeno
bylo Sc str1davym stestfm pro
ODE skupiny, vysledky jednotli-
vych zavodG byly velmi dobre
a konecnym jich vysledkem by
10 vft6zstvi skupiny svobod-
bratTf, kterf porazili "ze-
mace" rozdilem pouhych 2 bo-
dG. z toho jest tedy patrno
jak houzevnate bylo ma obou
stranach bojovano.
Divaci Sc bavili velmi dobfe
a kdyz pc ukoncenf zavodd Sc
rozvinula prava taborova "a
bylo zTejmo, re vylet Sc
potkal S dokonalym dspechem.
Cilym Sokollkdm a Sokolic1m
kteff tax 1cinn6 hybajf tenn
n6kdy az pTeklidnymi vodami
naceho ceskeho veTejneho Ii
vota zdejS1ho, Zdar! V. H. V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Replika lodi Constitution"
" ANNAPOLIS.

Replika lodi Constitution"
verne vypravena die p1vodnf
brigaty dopravena byla V ne
deli do namoTn1 academic v
Annapolis, kde zGstane do W.
rocnf oslavy 10. rijna. Repli-
ka pfiplula pod T1zenim ia
mese A. Callan, ktery il budo-
val We Washingtonu.
Callan, starry namorni valec-
mix, slouzil V namoTnictvu cd
roku 1885 do 1903. Jest ko-
mandantem divise Junior Ma
val Reserve We Washingtonu.
V den oslavy Dude pr1stupna
navStevn1k6m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
sest BaltimoranG representan-
tY We Washingtonu.

B~altimorsky Community Fund
representovan Dude V pondel1
a V 1tery We Washingtonu V
konferenci ma "Mobilisaci lid
skych potreb'. Ma konferenci
k nfz sejde Sc asi 500 zastupcG
rokovano Dude O Rampant fon-
du, jez pocne IA. f1jna.
Prvn1 schGze konana Dude V
B1lem Dome die pozvanf pre-
sidenta Roosevelta, ktery snad
oslov1 tuto anebo zastupce je-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Podpora matky in-law media Sc
multi zakonem.

Ackoliv Marylandsky zakon
klade d1tkam povinnost, ably
podporovali rodice, Herbert R.
O'Connor, generalnf navladnf
nemysl1, re by zakon ten VITA
hoval sc ma podporovan1 mat
ky in-law.
Generalnf navladnf veTejno-
sti prohlasil: "Kazda dospela
osoba, usedla We statu, maj1c1
rodice V tonic statu, kdyz tito
jsou nemocn1, nasledkem start,
nebo nemoci podporovati sebe,
kdyz ma prostredky nebo tyto
vypracovati 81 mGze, ma posta-
rati Sc o rodice, dati jim potreb
ne p~f1stfes1, potravu, odev a
peel. Zanedbanf povinnosti tie
prestupkem, podlehaj1c1m
trestu.
DIE meho pTesvedcen1 povin-
most ia nevztahuje Sc vGci ne
vlastn1m rodicGm, kde nen1
krevnfho pribuzenstv1."
Vdana zena maj1cf prostTed-
ky zrovna tax povinnou jest
starati sc O vlastn1 rodice jake
muz.
V Marylandskem zakonu
nenl vsak zavazku, re zena by
podporovati musela sveho mu-
re.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
statu vykazujf zvyse.
nj poctu zamestnanvch.

: Ia srpen Marylandsk6 tovar-
ny ukazuji, re vetsf pocet osob
zamestnan byl pTirovnanf S
cervencem o 2.7 procent a
mzdy, re vynesly v mesfci tom
zamestnanym O As procent Vi
&c. Pocty tyto vypracovany by
~ ma zaklade udan1 vybranych
554 tovaren, kter6 V srpnu "a
mestnaly 67.420 osob, jejichz
mzdy obnasely sunni $1,353.-
695.11.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Neurazit policistu!

Pohrdnouti odznakem poll
cisty, pTivedlo 18leteho Clyde
Hammond ma vychodn1 stanici
ku pokute $40 a 1trat.
V obcanskem obleku odeny
sergeant Otis Bradley ukazav
ma p%olicejn1 odznak, zatkl
Hammonda pro nepoTadne cho
van1 Sc V patek noel.
Hammond s pohrdan1m Cd
byl sergeanta slovy: CAV, ten
odznak je jen kousek plechu",
a zam1fil rukou ma celist ser
geantovu. Ami Sc nenadal a byl
"a mT1zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Policista strelen blaznem.

Nahle napaden a tlucen do
hlavy byl zuf1clm cernochem,
kdyz volal policejnf stanici z
1900 vlocku Laurens ulice, po-
licejn1 strazn1k Thomas III. Hig
gems. Cernochem byl v soused-
sedstvf znamy jake Reverend
Clifton Johnson. Policista sire
Ill ma 1tocnfka a zranil jej do
nohy.
Higgins krvacejicf z ran ma
lebce wat byl do nemocnice
Franklin Square a cernoch do
cernosske Provident.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Odsouzeni Samuelse ma rok
platnym.

Sam (Schlemmy) Samuels u
znan byl vinnym z napaden1
sv6dka pTi procesu S Eckertem
a odsouzen ma rok do vezen1.
Paul w. Eckert, politikaT,
jenz odsouzen byl ma 6 mesfc6
do vezenf pro Tfzen1 automobi-
lu, kdyz opilym byl, obdrzel
sn1zen1 trestu ma etyTi mes1ce.
Samuels z prvn1ho rozsudku
odvolal Sc ku vyssfmu soudu.
Odvolan1 nepomohlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
McAdoo ozenil Sc Sc 26letou.

Senator McAdoo, II rok1
starry, ozenil Sc v sobotu Sc 26
rokG starou Doris I. Cross, ose-
tfovatelkou We sluzbach veTej-
neho zdravotnictv1. Snatek u
pf1tomnosti nekolika promi-
nentn1ch osob konan byl V
Beal's Pleasure V Marylandu.
Mezi %pfftomnymi byl sekretaT
statu, Cordell Hull.
Prvn1 jeho manzelkou byla
dcera presidenta Wilsona.
" pondel1 ozenil sc IL ro-
XII starry John Glenn, pravnfk
a prominentn1 Glen society
Sc svojf sekretafkou, Hazel M
Wilson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Popalila Sc.

Petileta Margaret Jones z N.
Fulton avenue pri hTe Sc sirka-
mi popalila Sc V ned6li. Kdyz
saticky ma nj Sc chytily, dala
Sc ma 1tek V ulicce. Soused str
hi z nj hoT1c1 saty a dopravil
il do nemocnice.
- Pr hasen1 ohne V pekar-
ne "a sym domem, els. 2708
Hudson ulice, Michal Kazane-
ski popalil Sc tax, re odebrati
Sc musel do mestskych nemoc-
mic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
PoIska ~oslava.

Pc prve behem 25 rokG Bal
timore hostile v nedeli konven-
ci Polske Narodn1 Alliance, k
n1z sjelo Sc ma 500 delegate re
81 statG. Konvence zasedala
pc tri dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Zranen padem.

29lety Anthony Harvey IRA
nil Sc ma pateTi, kdyz V nedeli
spadl sc schodG We stravn1m
dome ma N. Pearl ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20

John Greenwald, 51lety z E.
Pratt ulice, bodnut byl nozem
v boji, ktery strhl Sc V hospode
We 400 blocku E. Pratt ulice.
Policie zatkla Benjamin. Dor
ski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-14
CUTTING DEATH
CAUSE IS GIVEN

Washington, June 14.--(UP).--
Secretary OF Commerce Daniel c.
Roper today blamed bad weather.
Inaccurate weather forecasts and
improper clearance at Albuquerque
for the airplane crash In which the
late Sen. Bronson Cutting OF New
Mexico was killed. Roer issued tho
statement In making public reports
on the crash b yEugene L. Vidal,
director Of air commerce. and BY
the accident investigating board
The plane crashed May Q In Miss
ouri.
II am convinced" Roper said.
that the accident was due chiefly
to bad weather conditions. The two
pilots made very possible effort
to land their passengers safely but
were unable to do so because OF
fog and darkness. Contributary
causes were undoubtedly inaccurate
weather forecasts from both the U.
S. weather bureau and the com.
pany n eteorologists given the sky
chief crew at Albuquerque on May
8; improper clearance by TWA
ground personnel from Albuqucr.
que; improper control OF the plane
by the same ersonnel after depar-
ture from Albuquerque; error On
the part OF the pilot In proceeding
after he was unable to effectively
communicate with the ground, ana
failure Of the TWA ground per-
connel at Kansas City to expe-
ditiously re-dispatch the plane to
field where safe landing might
be effected"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-14
Happiest Woman In World
ODer Result Of Big Fight

The boys-James. 4. and How
ard, 3,-had been looking forward
for weeks to this miAute. They
were the ones who most often
talked about 1.-THE crown. 1t was
her husband who spoke I of the
bacon. For the boys. the crown
was something wonderful to wear.
For the dark-haired woman, the
bacon meant more.
The radio rumbled.
There is a new champion -
That was all they wanted to
know. Shouts and laughter drowned
out the rest.
Then a familiar voice came from
the radio. 1t said:
I'm bringing home the bacon. "
The dark haired woman went
into the bedroom. The children OF
the new heavyweight champion
wouldn't find out about the crown
until the morning.
She returned to the living room.
Somebody shouted at her and she
replied; "iappyY can hardly
breathe"
She brushed her hand across her
eyes. Mrs. jamca'L. Bruddoek was
arylns.--and happy.