davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-06-06

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High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
IA Az Adams Express. -.
80 S4s4 Adams Expr pf go.
S3la 2sl. Adams Mills t2).
117s s Addressograph. 90.
sa4 A Advance Rumley...
1867 104a. Air Reduction tS)..
11s a. Air-Way Elec Appl.
20ls 1855 Alaska Jun G60c).
Is a. Alleg Corp (k) ).....
27l7 81 Allegheny ST. I)..
1924 125 Allied Chem t6....
614 3ls Allied Stores. .....
707t 55 Allied Stores pf a5.
20's Il All1s-Chalmers. -.
33 26l. Anal Leath pf (t2)
70a4 4Sl2 Amerada Corp tt2)
57S. 4l'2 Am Ag Gem Delt2.
27'4 1919 Am Bank Note.
64h AZ Am Bank N pf t3)..
29'S 21 Am Br Shoe (TS0c).
125 119 Am Brake Sh pf(7).
1884 10 Am Can tr4.......
16S 1919 Am Can pf (7).....
20L 10 Am Car 4 Foundry.
45a~ 25is Am Car & Found pf.
90 Sc Am Chicle (T5)
33t 22l3 Am Comcl Alcohol.
IN 6i3 Am Crystal Sugar.
120N 57's Am Crystal Sug pf.
z = Am Encaustic .....
5k 2 Am G. Foreign Pwr.
20 II Am & For Pw pf (6)
23'S IA Am & For Pw pf 20
So ga Am & For Pw I'd of
spa 29ls Am Home Pr (2.4O.
Az S13 Am Ice Co. .......
37't 2STs Am Ice Co pf (6...
~, Al Am nternational. e.
2na4 9 Am Locomotive. ...
56l9 80 Am Locomotive pf.
23a 1sls Am Mich & Fy Gs0c)
ga A.. Am Mach & Metals.
OH A., Am Mach & NJ ctf..
2l'> 49,, Am Metals. ....
A.. liz Am Power & Light.
23i9 sa. Am P&L IS of Q1D
277s 10ls Am P&L IS of 1h)
16lS l012 Am Radiator. zee.
"a 1ii. Am Rolling Mills.
47tI 5lAs Am Smelt & Ref.
144121 Am S&M TO of 90.
74t7 63 Am SNUFF (t3). go.
1S'4 II Am Steel Foundry.
94s. SIS Am Stl Fdry pf (2).
43 33'g Am Stores (+2)....
70i2 55'3 Am Sugar >2) ......
24's 1917 Am Sum Tob G)...
l277S 9STA Am Tel & Tel (9)...
81 72l9 Am Tobacco t5)...
S9,7 74'4 Am Tobacco B (5)..
140 129ls Am Tobacco pf (e).
147s u, Am Wat Wks t80c).
7312 ~ Am Wat " 1st go.
eA A. Am Woolen.......
51ls $50 Am Woolen pf. 80.
6la 81. Am Writ Pap pt (k)
1876 S Anaconda Copper.
100 10l Anchor Cap pf(615)
42s. Sc Archer Dan NJ (Tl).
1861. 81 Armour Del pf G.
6ls 81. Armour of Illinois.
70as 55l7 Armour Ill pr Of go
6as 4 Arnold Consta BILE. =.
l3"s ~ 1850 Dry Goods 80.
55Hs S5'. Atch Toss F (b2)..
S6ia 66Hs Atch To&S F Of (5)
37L 1912 Atlantic Goa st Line
Is 21aa Atlantic Ref d..
44t3 22s4 Atlas Powder 90.
112 1868. Atlas Powder pf (s)
Ill Ill Atlas P pft6)called .
29s4 Is Auburn Auto. ...
So 3 Aviation Corp Del.
Evening star., 1935-06-06

33i. 80 Hack W pf A Il "a.
9ig 6l2 Hamilton Watch.
IS 63 Hamilton Watch Of
9s4 5l9 Hat Corp of Amer.
997. 81 Hat C Of WV t6 M.
g.. lR Hayes Body.
103a. SIS Hazel Atlas Gl (5).
20 II Hercules Mot (6Oc)
12S l22 Hercules P pf o..
SIS 734 Hershey Choc (S)..
1l4l2 l04 Hershey C pf (T4..
81. 5s4 Holland Furnace.
40L. 307s Houd- Hirsh A(2i4)
l47s 6l2 Houdaille-Hersh B.
62L AZ House Fin pf g "a.
la. 9l1 Houston OIL.
ga liz Houston Oil Cnew).
56 AZ Howe Sound t3D....
l2, So Hudson Motor Car.
37s !. Hupp Motors ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
4,O83 SCHOOLBOYS
GET A.A.A. AWARD.
80 Have Been Given Cita-
tionS for Distinguished
Service Medals.

Award Of merit certificates to 4,083
schoolboy patrolmen who have per-
formed satisfactory service during the
school year in protecting lives Of chill
dren on the way to and from their
classes in Washington and nearby
areas was announced yesterday by
the District of Columbia Motor Club
of the American Automobile Associ-
alton.
Thirty-two patrol members have
been given citations for Distinguished
Service Medals, awarded for special
acts of bravery and quick thinking in
snatching school children from the
path of oncoming vehicles.
In addition, 327 Service Award Pins
have been accorded patrolmen in rec
ignition of outstanding service, faith
fulness to duty, promptneSs, courtesy
and obedience to discipline. Presenta-
ton of the various awards will be
made at school graduation exercises.
Patrolmen awarded the Distin-
guished Service Medal follow: Max
Addison and Philip Picillo, Thomson
School: Shirley Madron. Gales School;
Peter Cokas and Norman Vigderhouse,
Seaton School, Henry Jones. Gage
School; William Pippel, Grant School;
Warren Perry. Emery School; James
Shumaker and Joseph Bernstein,
Cranch- Tyler School, Marvin Kogod
and William Des Marais, West School;
Marjorie Butler. Gordon Junior High:
Robert Cave, Janney School; Frank
Lonbardo, Carbery School: Styles
Woodruff, Blair School; Harry E.
Young, Edmonds School,; Ralph
Bennett. Hilton School; Stanley
Humphrey. Kingsman School: Donald
Norris, Peabody School; David w.
Hoover. Kenilworth School; Louis
Fanaroff, Ketcham School, Herbert
Cohn, w. B. Powell School; Mary E.
Galppe. Calvert School; Francis
Counselman, st. Stephens School;
George Many, st. Thomas School;
Francis Husband. Holy Name School;
Louis Cashwell, Shaw Junior High;
George Ferguson, Stevens School:
Leonard e. Eckert and Jack Reinoehl,
Cottage City School, and James Con-
lon, Mount Vernon School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
ARCHITECT MEDAL
AWARDED CARDINAL
Nephew of Nicaraguan President
Wins c. U. Honor for High
Scholarship.

Julio Cardinal, jr., nephew OF the
President of Nicaragua, who received
the degree of bachelor OF architec-
tural engineering with honors at Cath
ole University Wednesday, has been
awarded the silver medal Of the
American Institute of Architecture for
general excellence in architectural
studies for the academic year, 1t was
announced yesterday at the univer-
sity.
The award is the only architectural
medal presented annually at c. u,
and 1t is given to the, highest ranking
student. Cardinal also was presented
a copy of Henry Adams Mont st.
Michel and Chartres."
Cardinal is a resident Of Granada
and came to the United States in
1881 to enter Catholic University. He
became a member Of the freshman
honor society, Phi Eta Sigma, soon
after marks for the first semester
we're published. He was president of
the Architectural Society during his
senior year, and served as assistant
art editor of the Cardinal, undergrad
uate yearbook
In the annual Beaux Arts Of De-
signs competition he received first"
mention. Cardinal also was one Of
IS c. u. men to receive q knights of
Columbus fellowship for 1885. He
will spend the Summer travelling in
Europe and the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
$40 is FORFEITED
Laundry Accused of Violating
Female Labor Law.

FemaIe LdDOf Inv.
Accused on three counts Of having
violated the female s-hour labor law,
the Home Laundry, Inc, Joseph E.
Coe, superintendent, was permitted to
forfeit $50 in Police Court yesterday
by Judge Gus A. Schuldt.
The company was accused of having
employed Pauline Boone, Pansy Wind
sor and Alice Washington more than
eight hours a day, with failing to post
a time schedule and with failing to
keep time records for all employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
LASKA, CONVICTED,
SEEKS new TRIAL
July 2 Set for Hearing-Woman
Attorney Is Accused Of
Perjury,
Dy the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 15.-Ben
B. Laska, dapper defender OF kidnap-
jury today of knowingly accepting as
q fee part Of the 100000 ransom paid
In the abduction of Charles F. Urschel,
oil millionaire.
A maximum sentence of life i'm
pr1sonment Is possible. The little
Denver attorney was alleged to have
received the money from Albert Bates,
convicted kidnaper now serving life.
Crying persecution" Laska moved
for new trial. Federal Judge Edgar
8. Vaught set July for the hearing.
He indicated sentence would be passed
then.
No sooner had the jury returned its
verdict than Laska's star witness,
comely Mrs. Molly O. Edison, also a
Denver attorney, was arrested for al
legged perjury.
At the same time. three Government
witnesses who admitted guilt and aided
the prosecution we're given parols from
S-year sentences. They are Mrs. Clara
Feldman-the woman Bates married
three months before his arrest in 1899
her son Edward, and her brother
tn-law, Alvin Scott.
Mrs. Edison, fearful at Laska's con-
viction and shocked by her own arrest,
was released under $4,000 bond pend
ing preliminary hearing June 81. She
pleaded not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
DENTAL COLLEGE CITED
FOR ILLEGAL PRACTICE
Atlanta-Southern Must Face
Charge That Student without
License Extracted Tooth.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June 15.-The Georgia
Court of Appeals has ruled that the
Atlanta Southern Dental College must
face an indictment on one count
charging the illegal practice of den
tistry. Five other counts, however,
were invalidated
The specific count charges that Mrs.
Corinne Brewer was charged SO cents
for extraction of tooth, services be-
ing performed by Harry Parker. a
student at the college. The indict-
ment says Parker was not licensed by
the State Board Of Dental Examiners.
In its ruling the appellate court
said this count falls within the stat
ute defining what shall be termed the
practice of dentistry"
The State charged in one Of the six
counts that the college had collected
$50 ,443 between August /. 1881, and
June 80, 1882, for dental services rem
dered by students who had not OBJ
tanned licenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
CAMP TO BE RE0PENED
Central Union Mission Hopes to
Aid 1000 Underprivileged.

The Central Union Mission will re-
open Camp Bennett. established last
year, on July 1 for the benefit of 30
or more underprivileged boys and
girls. The camp will remain open
until the beginning Of school in the
Fall.
Mrs John s. Bennett, director of
the Children's Emergency Home Of
the mission, is also director-genersl Of
the camp. The resident director will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
GIRLS TO GRADUATE
Miss Helen Bittinger and Miss
Catherine Street to Get Degrees.

Two Washington girls. both West
ern High School graduates, are to re-
ceive the bachelor of arts degree at
commencement exercises at Oberlin
College, Oberlin, Ohio, on Tuesday.
They are Miss Helen NJ. Bittinger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E.
Bittinger 1910 Livingston street. and
Miss Catherine E. Street, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Street, 1927
Hoban road. Both have been active
in extracurricular affairs Miss Street
has been awarded a scholarship and
plans to attend the School of Social
Service at william and Mary next
year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
FORFEITS $25 FINE

Fan Dancers Case Disposed OF
in Police Court.
Virginia Brown, alias Marcy, who
was arrested by a policewoman for
initiating Sally Rand with fan dance
at the Johnny j. Jones Exposition
during the Shrine conclave last week,
was permitted by Judge John P. Nc
Mahon in Police Court today to for
felt S25 on a charge OF performing
an improper exhibition. The court
was informed that she already had
left town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
PLAN STRIKE ACTION
Relief Workers Urged Citizens to
Line Railway Tracks.

REGINA. Sask. June IS tPl-with
call to all citizens of Regina to line
railway tracks. the 1000 striking relief
camp workers from British Columbia
and Alberta prepared TODAY to leave
Regina Monday night in defiance of
police orders that riding freight trains
would be prohibited.
A. Evans. one of the leaders. made
the announcement after an emergency
meeting of the strikers committee late
today. The program for departure
will be placed before a general meet
ing of the strikers during the week end
for final approval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
Island Expedition Planned.

The mysteries of Easter Islands
grotesque sculptures and monoliths
soon will be investigated by an ex-
petition of the Resicrucian Order. it
was announced yesterday by Thomas
w, Kuhn. 1875 New Hampshire ave-
nue. local commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
Colon Releases Two U. S. Soldiers.

COLON, c. T., June IS (P.-The
court today released two American SOL
diers, Robert D. Baker and John D.
Lewis. who had been arrested on a
charge of killing Fernando Atanacio.
Women who were at the scene when
two United States Army privates beat
Atanacio with a bottle failed TO iden-
tify Baker and Lewis as the attackers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16

Democratic Women to Meet.
The June meeting of the Demo-
cratic Women's Educational Council
will be held at the Mayflower tomor-
row evening at o'clock. Mrs. Arthur
D. Condor, president, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16
Will Address Press Women.

Fred Essary of the Baltimore Sun
and Jim Wright. Baltimore News. will
address the Women's National Press
Club Tuesday at l pm. at its weekly
luncheon in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-16

be Miss Sarah Evans of Roanoke, Va,
who served in a like capacity last
year 1t is hoped to provide for 1000
children before the opening of school.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
70 starej vlasti

Senator DIR. Ravasz vyluGeny
z Hlinkovej Pudovej strany.
Ma IL. septembra svolane
bolo do Bratislavy predsed-
nictvo Hlinkovej slovenskej
l'udovej strany, ably vyba-
vilo definitivne vec broslry
o rudovej strane. Zasadnu-
tie otvoril prelat a. Hlinka.
Predsednictvo uzavrelo jed
nomsyle'ne rozkodnutie, ze
senator dr.. Viktor Ravasz
2ylucuje So z Hlinkovej slo-
venskej l'udovej strany a
ma odovzdat' senatorsky
mandat strane, cd ktorej no
dostal. Ak to do 8 dni ne
ucini, strana urobi opatre-
MIA, ably volebny sud DIR. Vik-
tora Ravasza pozbavil sena-
torskeho mandatu, lebo DIR.
Viktor Ravasz dina IL. sep
tembra 1885 bol pravoplat-
ne vyl1ceny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
OdsIdeny otcovrah.

Porota v Berehove sldila
28-rocneho Ivana Fedorovica
z Vel'kej Kopane, pretoze
udrel svojho vlastneho otca
pat razy sekerou do hlavy,
take no zabil. Obzalovany
sa hajil tym, re jeho otec sa
caste opijal, bill svoju zenu
Mariu a re celej rodine Wy
hrazal, ze ich pordbe seke-
rou a zapali domeek. Preto.
ked' otec Ease prisiel v pod
napitom stave domov, l'ah-
null 81 do postele a usnul, OBJ
zalovany spiaceho otca udrel
sekerou tax prudko do hla-
Wy, ze mu roztriestil lebku a
potom no udrel este styri ra-
zy sekerou do tvare. Zabite-
no otca potom preniesol z j.
zby do ,kuchyne, pokusi. Sd
odstranit' krvave stcpy v jz-
be a odisiel do dediny. Fo
rota no uznala "a vinneko a
sud odsddil obzalovaneLo ma
10 rokov zalara. Zabity Fe-
dolanie Dol pred vajnou y
Amerike S celou rodinou, ale
manzelka sa vratila skor do
NOV a Fedoranic len po VOL
ne, a NAL stale manzelku v
podozreni, ze pocas vojny
hola mu neHernou. Je to je-
den z typickych pripadov Cd
ldcenosti manzelov, ktory O.
bycajne konci sa rodinnJnl
e*eoi'As "a -----,-r rse-st,>---
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Celostatna vystava v Brati.
slave r. 1888.

Ia predsednictva krajin-
skeho prezidenta Orszagha
bola porada clcnov krajin-
skehovyboru so .zastupcami
krajinskeho dradu, mesta
Bratislavy, univerzity Ko-
menskeho, Zemedelskej ra-
dy, !Obchodnej a prielnysel-
nej komory a hospodarskych
al kulturnych korporacii o
navrhu celostatnej vystavy,
ktora by bola poriadana v
Bratislave v. jubilejnom ro-
ku 1888. Porada sa usnie-
sla ma zasadnom usporiada-
nj tejto vystavy a poziada
krajinskeho prezidenta, kra-
jinsky vybor a starostu me-
sta, ably u vlady zistili, ci SUI
hlasf, ably vystava bola cello
statna a ei ju bude vlada
podporovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Narodny dochodok klesol a
40 biIionov Kcs

V socialno-politickom W.
bore Mar. Shromazdenia po-
vedal minister Necas obsir-
nu rec 0 socialnych otazkach
a starostiach CSI. Medzi i
nym uviedol, ze 20 statisti-
ky poistencov Ustrednej So
cialnej poist ovne vychadza
ma javo, ze r. 1884 l,bl k,es-
nutie miezd proti r. 1929
5,500,00O,O0 Kcs. Toto hro-
NADINE snizovanie miezd ma
katastrofalne nasle ky. Sta
vebny ruch vykazuje oproti
r. 1882 klesnutie o 40 proc.
Narodny d6chodok k!esol "
prvsich 80 bilionot ma DO
SO bilionov.. okrem toho ma
me statisice nezamestnanych
a polozamestnanych. Mini
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Letecka doprava z Ruska do
CSR.

Uzhorod, 18. sept. Inzinier
Stoces, hlavny. riaditel' Cs.
statnych aerolinii z Prahy,
ktory priletel z Uzhorodu po
poradach v kusku a Rumun-
sku, vyhlasil, ze civilne rus
ke letecke spolocnosti zacnu
premavku pokusnym letom
dna 25. septembra IA trait
Moskva - Kijev Cerno-
vice - Uzhorod - Praha.
Posadka prveho lietadla bu-
de ma uzhorodskom a praz-
skom letisku slavnostne pri-
vitana. Rusi budu neskorsie
ma tejto. linke .ietat SO sstyr-
motorovymi ietadlami pre-
20 osob. Pre- tieto okelosy] ;sa
bude musiet uzhorodske ie-
tiskc ciastocne rozsirit'. Lin
ka ma byt'' riadne vybudo-
vana a goniometry pre- bez-
drotovd orientaciu sbudu po-
stavene po celej- trait az do
.Moskvy. Letecke sttoje ruske
maj1 teraz kratkoylnhe sta
nice s vel'kym dosahom a
bud1 este yystrojene dlho-
vlnnymi stanicami pre- styk s
goniometrami, nakol'ko sye-
tel'nych majakov ma tejto
trait nem6ze byt' pouzite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

Trnava Sly Spolocnosti po
ruke a jedna izba je sosta-
vena z veci, tykajucich sa
Specialize mesta Trnavy, kto-
re su v muzeu ulozene. Mu-
zeum ma osem pekne upra-
venych miestnosti, rozlicne
oddiely, medzi inym al kera-
micke a vzacne su najma pa
matnosti po slovenskych ka.
tolickych dejatel och. -.
Pc zakPuceni valneho shio
mazdenia isli dcastnici do
muzealnych miestnosti, kde
podrobne vysvetlenia poda-
val spravca Spolku Msgr.
Jan Postenyi. S nadsenim ho-
voril o slovenskej minulosti.
vzt 'ahujdcej sa ma tie meme
pamiatky minulosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Sen. Ravasz zaluje Hlinku.

Senator Ravasz, ktory boil
vyluceny z Hlinko.ej l'udo-
vel strany, vyslovil sa pred
zpravodajom "Ceskeho slo-
va, organu ministra Bene-
sa, re k jeho vyl1ceniu 20
strany nebolo dostatocnych
dovodov. Objavenie brozury
nemoze stacit', lebo ia som
ju nepisal. Hlinka sa donnie
val, re sa chcem stat mini
strom, re vraj som prilis To-
yalny voci cesko-slovensks-
mu statu. - Strana l'udova
ma zavazok voci narodnej
strane, ktorej ma dat este
jeden mandat do poslanec-
kej snemovne a jeden do Sc
natu. Mandat ma obdrzat'
senior Sensel. Pretoze NINA
"Slovak" pospinil pred We
rejnost'ou, zazaloval som ST.
dora, Hlinku a cele prczidi-
um u riadneho sudu, dava-
JUG i'm moznost' dokazat' ne
cestnost' mojho jednania.
Rozsudok trestneho sudu mu
ST byt' smerodajnym i pre-
volebny sdd.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
v Solivare horelo.

V stodole roi 'nika Antona
Fenusa v Solivare vypukol O.
hen a preniesol sa al ma sto-
dolu rol'nika Stefana Potoc-
naka. Obidve zhorely do "a
kladov al s tohorocnou dro-
dou a hospodarskym zaria-
denim. Skoda sa odhaduje
ma 100000 Kcs, a je len z
casti kryta poistenim. Zisti-
10 sa, ze ohen zalozili dvaja
chlapci, ktorf sa pri ohnicku
bavili a piekli 81 zemiaky
Hasenie bolo st'azene nedo-
statkom vody.r r,..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
ZahadnS vrazda v koSicko-
(: - belskom lese.


Dna 16. sept. rano o 5.
hodine bola najdena l'ud mi
iducimi ma trh do Kosic v le-
Sc ned'aleko Kosickej Belief
mrtvola 53-rocnej vdovy Bar
bory Dorkovej. Dorkova bola
pri hrabani .lfstia napadnuta
cd chrbta a skor, nez ju mo-
hol vrah srazit' ma zem, svie-
dla s MIN vel'ky BOZ, o com
svedcia potrhane saty. Po-
tom jej vrah zasadil ,tri rany
do hlavy . nejakym ostrym
predmetom, praydepodobne
sekerou, ktore boly vsetky
smrtel'ne. Cetnictyo. q ,Kosi-
ckych Hamrov "a ponoci
cetnfckej patracej stanice z
Kosic zapocalo po pachate-
lovi zahadnej vrazdy patra-
ME. Sddi sa, ze vrah pocf-
tai ma to, ze Dorkova bude
mat vacsi obnos pefiazi pri
sebe, ale sa prepocital, ~lebo
Dorkova, ked' odchadzala z
domu, nechala peniaze, kto-
re obycajne nosila vo vrecu-
sku ma krku, donna zamknu-
te v stole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

zaoberal previnenfm posian-
ca mad 'arskej narodnej stra-
ny, Szentivanyiho, ktor5 u
verejnil roku 1888 v buda-
pestianskom casopise "Pe-
ster Lloyd" clanok, "a ktory
Dol teraz obzalovany ma "a
klade zakona ma ochranu re-
publiky. Sud odsldil poslan-
ca Szentivanyiho ma tri me-
siace vizenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
% zatknutych mad'arskych
Spionov v okoli Kosic.

Policajne riaditePstvo v
Kosiciach siedovalo dlhsiu
dobu cinnost' yelkej podlud-
nickel skupiny v obci Pere-
ma, lcziacej tesne u ma1'ar-
skych hranic proti Hidasne-
n1eti. Pretoze sa zistilo, ze
.pri paSovani do Mad 'arska
jednotl;ve osoby vyzvedaly
premad d'arskl zprayodajskli
kancelariu, previedla hosic-
81 policia nahle domove pre-
shlia dlky n Perene 4 CONDOS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
10 zatknutych pre- vyGiny
proti n6hozenstvu.

Dna 10. sept. dopoludhia
prisiel hllcok asi 40 osob do
obce Dravce pri Uzhorode,
kde sa potion rozdelili ma
skupiny po styroIh osobach
q zacali navstevovat' rol'nf-
cke domky. Vyzyvali l'udi,
aby .vraj neverili knazom a
aby vsetkych vyhadzali z ko
stolov. Okrem toho huckali
obyvatel'stvo, ably vyhadza-
loli 20 svojich bytov krize a
svate obrazy. Tato proticir-
kevna akcia bola prevadza-
ma sustavne a obyvatei'stvo.
bolo jednanim novych sekta-.
rov vel'mi poburene. Do OBJ.
ce prisli ma obchodzku prave
cetnici z Uzhorodu, ktorl,
Cast rusitel'ov pokoja poza-,
tykali a dopravili do sddnejs
vazby v Uzhorode. SUI to bib
lickf STUDENT. se> .r.,ss@rr4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
Odsldeny komunista.

Pred senatom krajskeho
sddu v Nitre zodpovedal sd
Emerich Winter z Nitry, kto-
reho cetnfci zadrzali v To-
poi'canoch prave v okamihu,
ked' rozsiroval komunisticke
letaky 5 protistatnym oosa-
hom. Bol odsudeny ma ID
dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
III. OKTOBRA Al 1885.
Pripravil pSenieu pre- dru-
HI hSho.

Rol'nik Juraj Tirpak v Ko-
chanovciach prichystal 81 ve-
Ger ma dvore tri vrecia pse-
nice, ktord chcel rano od-
viezt' do mlyna. Neznamy
zlodej mu ju v noci ale u
kradol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
ster uviedol tiez niekol'ko
cislic o klesnuti spotreby po-
travfn, zavinenom snizenim
k1pnej silly.
Zlodeji v Kravjanoch.

Do sypky rol'nfka Andre
ia Duricu v Kravjanoch pri
Secovciach vlamali sa zlode-
il a ukradli tam 3 vrecia pse-
nice a vrece zita dovedna v
Gene $50 korun.
v Arnutovciach boil tiez
zlodeji a to v sypke Ondre-
ia Sarisskeho. Ukradli mu
caty a potraviny v Gene Wy
Sc 1900 korun.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

Telocviena jednota sokol
v Michalovciach pracuje usi-
lovne ma zvysenf brannosti
medzi svojim elenstvom To-
hoto roku bol zalozeny SER
miarsky odbor a v tychto
dnoch .bolo cvicenie v. strel'-
be so zapal'kami a vycvik v
hadzanf rucnymi granatmi.
Oboch vycvikov sa zuGastni-
10 rs clenov jednoty. .Cvice-
MIA bud1 pravidelne al ma
d'alej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
70 ziarlivosti vrazil noz do
srdca sokovi.

v Malej Ide bola tanecna "a
bava, ktorej sa zdcastnili Al
parobci 2 Novacian. X pol
noci. doslo medzi parobkami
Pavlom Jenom z Malej Jdy
a Andrejom Palkom-Sema-
nom z Novacian k ostrej
zvade pre- dievca, 0 kto,6 sa
Jeno uchadzal a 8 ktorou
ma zabave Pal'ko tancoval.
Jeho poziadal dievca. ably
S MIN slo tancovat'. ale ked'
toto dalo prednost' Pal'ko-
vi, vytiahol Jeno zpoza ciz-
my dlhy kuchynsky noz q