davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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eted in his eo7e and hard al tho
remarks a723 G. an dr. eG-d g
him. With ju-t glance 1t TF-rol /
and net changing TIC cx7e N on
his face, David set down. IL NO.
tended he didn't On no ua-
rold's Boy Scout IN form. Ec new
what the kids expected. Thov
thought he was going to jump At
Harold right away because he was
a Scout.
Changing classes between periods
David heard Ed, a snub-nosed boy
with red hair, say to his pal Tony:
"It's funny Davie didn't sail into
Harold this morning"
ooh, I guess he's just warmin' up
He'll get him after a while"
"Its sure fun kiddin' Harold. Hell
never come to school IN that uni
form again."
"Oh. he's just a DOPE" Answered
Tony.
All morning David heard the kid:
razzing Harold. Finally during lunch
period, they were standing around
in the yard. Harold, his face al
red, was trying to get away from
the others. But they ran after him
SAY, where's your gun, soldier
boy?"
Lets see your knife, does i
work?"
Aren't you afraid Of Davie2 He
q Red, you know. He don't Tx
Boy Scouts. He eats 'em for break
fast, dinner and supper"
just then Davie came up. ~Say
what's the big idea anyhow" 5
said.
-Oh, we thought we were ius
helping you along. You don't lik
Boy Scouts, do your"
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largest in the world, was recently
reorganized. It was known before
as the General American Tank
Car Corp. The offices are in the
Continental Illinois Bank Build
ing, Chicago.
This corporation, too, gave sup
port to lungs anti-Semitic organ
ization, the American Vigilant In
telligence Federation. Let US SCI
who are the officers and directors
all Jews:
Chairman of the BOard-Max
Epstein;
President-Lester N. Selig;
Executive Assistant to Pres
ident-Sam Laud;
Notwithstanding Cop
land.
Vice-President-Le Roy Kra-
mer.
Observation-Disclosures Ep-
stein;
Directors besides some of thos,
already named include Henry Ole
sheimer, a Jew and Lewis L
Strauss of New York, Jew, VIII,
4 is a partner in the firm if the pre-
dominantly Jewish banking hous
of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
/ Some of these men, importan
officials of firms which have beer
giving money to an anti-Semiti
organization, are prominent in tn
field of Jewish philanthropies. Fo
instance:
CONTINUED next week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-01-18
MONT. LEGISLATORS
PASS TWO BILLS
INTRODUCE OTHERS

HELENA.-Up to the end of last
week two bills had been passed by
both houses of the Montana legis-
lature and had been signed by the
govarr or.
The legislators saw to it that
the first bill to become law was
the appropriation of $185,000 to
pay mileage and wages for repre-
sentatives and senators. The 9th
er bill that was passed and signed
provided for extension of the open
season on elk in Park county. Elk
had become so plentiful that the
federal government desired to kill
off several thousand head. The
suggestion was to use the meat for
relief purposes. The new law ex
tends the open season and thereby
the government hopes the size of
the elk herds will he decimated
sufficiently.
Other bills so far introduced in
the house include H. B. relating
to six-hour working day; H. B.
2 demands exemption of all real
estate under $4,000 valuation from
taxation; H. B. 8 provides that all
executions of condemned persons
take place at Deer Lodge and TO
longer at county seats; H. B is
related to the tenure of state Of
fices.
The senate has passed two fesO-
buttons urging the U. S. congress
to pay back wages to the veterans
and to provide for old age pen
sions.
Bills introduced in the senate in
clude those to provide for state in
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-01-18
JEWS WHOSE FUNDS AID
ANII-SEMTTIC CAMPAIGN

Among the more prominent
firms, controlled by Jews or
having important Jewish Off
GERS and stockholders, which
have contributed funds to Har-
ry A. lungs anti-Semitic A
merican Vigilant Intelligence
Federation, are the following:
The FlOrsheim Shoe Co.;
Chairman of the board, Milton
S. Florsheim; President, Irving
S. Florsheim; Vice President
and Secretary, Harold M. Flor
sheim; Vice-Presidert and
Treasurer, Samuel Goodman
all Jews. Board OF directors;
the four named above, and
Louis and Felix Florsheim, both
Jews; also John NJ. Hancock,
not a Jew, but a partner in the
prs dOminartly Jewish banking
firm of Lehman Brothers Of
New York.
Sears ROebuck and Co.;
one of the biggest mail order
houses in the world. Chairman
of the board, Leasing J. Rosen-
valid. Among the directors;
Max Adler and Sidrey J. Vein
berg, Jews, and John M. Han
cock of Lehman Brothers.
The General American Trans
/ portation Corporation, formerly
the General American Tank Car
Corporation, Chairman of the
Board, Max Epstein; President,
Lester N. Selig; Executive As
sistant to President, Sam Laud
Vice Presidents: David Cop
land, Leroy Kramer and Benn-
Epstein-all Jews. Directors
those already named and Henry
Olleshei me r an d Lewis l.
Strauss, both Jews. Mr.
Strauss, of New York, is {
partner in the predominantly
Jewish banking house of Kuhr
Loeb & Co.
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mate the protocols of Zion"
Sears ROebuck and Company
Arlington Streer and HOman
Ave-, Chicago. IT his firm
knCfvn the world over, was
headed by julius ROsenwald,
known for his Jewish ..philan-
thrOpies. Since Julius ROsen-
wald's death, the chairman of
the board is Leasing ]. ROsen-
wald, his son, who took over
his fathers philanthrOpiC work
in the ROseNwald Family As
ISOLATION, This company whose
head is known for his Jewish
charities, is among those who
supported lungs anti-Semitic
Organization.
Besides Lessin J. ROsenwald
we find number of Gentiles
among the officers and some
Jews, as for instance:
Director: Max Adler, a Jew.
Director: John M. Hancock,
a Gentle, representing the
Jewish banking firm of Leh
man Brothers in which he is a
partner.
Director: Sidney J. Weinberg
of New York, a Jew, represent
ing GOldman-Sachs, "a Jewish
firm in which he is a partner.
Let US continue on to more Jew,
who gave money to fight radical
ism only to have it used to spreat
anti-Ssmitism.
The General-American Trans
portation Corporation, one of tn
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same bushel to the baker and adds it again when it
finally gets to the ultimate consumer
Townsend is little bit cock-eyed only he doesn't know
IL AT any rate his scheme is being used very effectively
m over the country to confuse the workers and farmers
that would really benefit them The Townsend scheme and
we are afraid also the Montana exemption bill are sev
ing TINS purpose And confusion created in the minds of
workers and farmers makes possible for the ruling Wall
ee interests to grant US nothing and to continue their
nderng Oh the people That is the reason why all these
ast press gives them fullest attention and plenty Of space
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Return of Saloon VIII Be
Proposed to State SoIons

HELENA.-A small group of
legislators is ready to bring be-
fore the legislative assembly a bill
that would bring about the return
of the saloon to Montana, It was
reported here.
The plan provides that all those
distributing liquor buy their sup
plies directly from the state stores,
such as operated now. The spon-
sors of the plan contend that this
would net the state fair profit.
The plan also provides that all
saloons pay a $500 fee to the state.
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NEWS OF THE DRIVE

So far we can report that the
race Is between New York and Los
Angeles. New York has turned in
s1435O on their $500 quota, while
Los Angeles has turned in $75.25 on
their $3.50 quota. Better hurry up
New York PioneersI Catch up with
Los Angelesl We're at a loss about
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland. What
happened? Are the Pioneers asleep,
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surance on all public buildings; to
have members of the judiciary run
for office on an independent bal.
lot; to establish senatorial districts
in Montana; to provide for a state
highway patrol; to extend the time
for the payment Of delinquent tax
es and to prevent members Of the
legislature from holding other state
offices.
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Coffee an

Among the Montana state rep
L res natives there are Is farmers.
mere are banker-farmers, merch-
q d u rme rs, rancher-farmers.
seacner-farmers and just plain dirt
And Beulah Hopkins was taking
a bath in Gary, Ind. She stepped
on tie soap, plunged through a
window, dropped three floors and
landed In a sand pile, ard suffer-
ed embarrassment.
And Huey P. Long said to the
senate: you're headed straight for
hell"
And when the boy politely ask
ed: Would a kiss be out of
placer" the girl said: ''It needn't
be-"
And last week the president of
the United States and the editor
OF the Producers News had a cold.
Ih2 presidents was described as
slight" and the editors was be-
yond description.
And the house minority leader
Bertrand Smell, said: eft looks
like we will have a lot of money
by and BY"
And the car to watch is the cal
behind the car in front of you.
And if it wasn't for congress.
sional sessions we would never
know who is the vice president.
And Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau said: "Well, il
business don't get any worse mex
year, it might get better"
And Huey Long don't mind hav
ing somebody disagree with hin
as long as they have the sam,
opinion as he has.
And the trouble with marriag,
is that too many haven't had an,
experience in it before.
And the Helena Independent
says: "The state liquor stores ar,
a success in two ways"-And on
of the ways is that it gives tn
Independent lot of liquor adver
Using.
And Secretary Roper says: eth
bugaboo that the government i
opposed to is the profit motive
gone"
And after Antelope gets tn
library they are planning on ais
getting the courthouse.
And Miss Perkins says Town
sends old age pension is the bunl
; And what do you like best, tn
gold standard or the silver stand
ard?
And this liniment makes my am
: smart, said John. "Well, why nc
rub some on your head" his VIII
replied.
And the U. S. Chamber of Con
merce proposes that the Commu1
: list Party be outlawed as me1
ace to the country.
And perhaps we'd a lot bette
off if the chamber was made i
legal. We have never seen tn
Communists advocating less relic
. or lower wages or company unior
: or destruction of crops while pei
pie starve.
And these severe winters al
! tough on game birds, says a mic
, west paper. 1t seems that there
very little food for them.
And it seems that the unen
ployed and the drought-stricke
farmers are in the same sort {
predicament, come to think of
And of % senators in their seat
: during an afternoon lull, 16 wei
decidedly "leftist" in their choiC
of place to part their hair.
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T his puzzle is
about the Saar.
Something very inn
portant is going to
happen in the Saar
on January 18th.
The Saar Is be-
{ " e en- Germany
and France; it's .
territory rich In
coal and tn er
mines. Since the
war It has been
governed by, tn e
League Of Nations.
Now on January IS
the people are going
to decide whether
to remain under the
League or go over
to q e T m a n y or
France. The people
are almost entirely
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or are they raising money for the
drive? Better hurry up if you want
the first prize Of the bugle and
drum corps, as the drive ends this
month.
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By Mary Morrow, Childrer's editor,
The Daily Worker. 50 East 18th St,
New York City.
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German, but thar 1.is
is q strong feeling EN-.
ag ainst Hitter - ,
scism. M
kinds Of eroo.
ways, Hitler Is IT. p.
ing to ron up tr3
vote in his favor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-03
NIT KAPNAK
A MUNKASOK

A munkasok fentemlitett tar
sadalmi es gazdasagi biztosite-
kokon Xviii szervezkedes tel
jesebb jogat is megkapjak, inert
az NRA hetedik paragrafusa ko-
ril mem lehet lesz orokke tojas-
tancot jarni.
Amig azonban biztos, hogy a
szervezkedes legteljesebb jogat
megadjak a munkasnak, biztos
az is, hogy magat szervezest
nem fogja elvege mi kormany
helyette.
A munkas-szervezetek S kiilo-
nosen a szervezetek szervezete,
az American Federation of La
Dor multi evben sajatsagos al
laspontot foglaltak el. amelyben
csalodas var szamukra.
AT koveteltek. hogy .kor-
many ne csak lehet6ve tegye a
szervezkedest a munkas szarna-
ra, hanem valosaggal kenyszerit-
Sc is belle munkast a szervezet-
be, amt a kormany es a con-
gressus mem fognak megtenni.
Hoznak maid torvenyeket, a
melyek az ugynevezett "kompa
MIA junk" letezeset, azok jelen-
legi formajaban meggatoljak, de
mem fogjak utjat allni annak,
hogy ezekbol fiiggetlen SERVE
zetek valianak. Fiiggetlenek a
munkaadotol es fuggetlenek at
tol csoporttol, amely ma mo-
nopoliumot akar inunkasok
szervezesere IS megadoztatasara
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A I.ECFONTOSABB
UJEVI AJANDEK

Miel6tt az egyes iparagak re-
menysegeire kiternek, els6 sor-
ban arrol akarok bes zelni, ami a
legnagyobb, inert igazan korsza-
kot alkoto ajandeka lesz az vi
evrek.
Ebben az evben a munkassag
megkapja AIT, amit evezredek
ota szeretett volna elerni, ami
mex hianya boldogtalanna tet-
te munkas-sorsot ami nelkiil
depressiot likvidalni nem> tud-
jak.
A legsziikosebb munkaskenyer
ben mem az volt a keserli, hogy
sziikos volt, hanem az, hogy AIT
sem biztositotta semmi az en-
bernek.
A munkasember, a nincstelen
ember soha mem tudta, hogy
meddig lesz munkaja mikor To-
xix XII az utcara. Mem tudta,
hogy mi lesz vele, ha megoreg-
SILK S vagy koldusbotra keriil,
vagy a gyermekeit fogja koldus-
sa tenni azaltal, hogy azok nya-
kan teng6dik. Es borzadallyal
gondolt minden szegeny ember
ARA, hogy mi lesz, mikor be-
teg lesz.
A depressio sulya alatt elkese-
redett nincstelen tomegek egy-
szerre szomoru sorsuk tudatara
ebredtek es mikor ket evve1 ez-
elott a winchesterhez kezdtek
nyulni, az okos, liberals, erezni
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NIT KAPNAK A T0KESEK

Amennyiben tokesek co-ope-
racios hajlandosaga oszinte
lelegzetet kapnak kornanytol.
Amilyen aranyban szelesilnek
.zok korlatok, anelyek koze az
vi deal a toket szoritja.
Egyelore a tavaly hozott re-.
form-torvenyeket keztyiisebb ke-
zckkel halifax vegre, talan azok
eqyiket-masikat enyhitik es az
III congressus csak fentemlitett
szocialis torvenyek terhet rakja
a vallukra.
De he ketelkedjek senki BEN
ne, hogy az vi deal vaskeze van
abban a barsonykeztyiiben q.
melybe toke fele nyujtott kor-
nany-kezet kinaljak.
A kormany kenytelen volt a
hitel - tehat gazdasagi verke-
ringes uraira. a bankarokra
sujtani lie elosz0r Is az RIG
bankpolitikaja, arnely helyet biz
tositott majdnem minden bank
igazgatosagaban a kormanynak,
a Federal Reserve System. stb.
atvetele EFT a celr akarta elerni.
A legnagyobb tok. osszevonas|
az ugyneve zett kozszolgalati val
lalatok kezeben van azoknak
adot fizet mindenki.
AIT lehet mondani, hogy ~
nagytoke fellegvarai ma a 7il-
lanytrosztok, gaztros ztok, a tc-
lefontroszt hogy elso sorban
ezeknek karmait kell levagn;. s.
Tudja mindenki, hogy ez AZ
intezkedes folyamatban van
hogy utana municiosok Gs
nehez ipar kovetkezik sorra
hogy azutan mem fognak meg
allni. 4
Rooseveltnek az a programme
hogy tokes rendszert meg kelI
menteni ennek az orszagnak 4
szamara, de hogy megnenthes
SEX, korlatok koze kell szoritani,
(Folytatas ak oldalonl
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z6k igerik, hogy a gazdasagi elet
er6sen meg fog javulni.
A t6kesek kivaltsagos osztalya
AIT szeretne, ha a kormany re-
form-intezkedesei megallnanak
feluton es mindent el fognak ko-
vetni, hogy az epitkezest Is a be-
fektetest megkezdjek.
Vi gyarak fognak epilni, mo-
dern gepeket csinalnak, a legto-
keletesebb kozlekedesi eszkozok
epiilnek Is a nagyt6ke szinte ver-
senyezni fog magaval kor-
mannyal, hogy me1yik allitsa a
munkatlan emberek tobbseget
gyorsabban munkaba.
Modern fe1szerelesen xviii is
az emberiseg XII van fogyva min
denb6l es munkahoz juto to-
megek olyan er6vel fognak va
sarolni, amit mem lattunk meg
ebben az orszagban.
Amig normalis viszonyok kozt
a legtobb ember megtakaritja
keresete egy reszet, addig a je-
lenlegi lerongyoltsagban az ujra
munkahoz juto ember kenytelen
lesz minden centet ARA kolteni,
hogy meg egyszer kivetk6zzek a
rongyokbol es ez konnvii ipar
max is allando es sok munkat ad.
Januarban a viszonyok job
bak lesznek, mint decemberben
voltak es a javulas allando lesz
fokozatosan emelkedni fog ege-
szen juniusig, mikor a termes-
kilatasok aztan a javulast vagy
lecsokkentik, vagy fokozzak.
Ez az allandonak igerkezo es
eros javulas azonban nem jelenti
ait, hogy mindenki munkahoz
jut, aki dolgozni akar, a kozeli
hetekben.
/ Ma mar megegyeznek abban
az emberek, hogy legalabb negy-
ct milli6 "unemployable' (alkal-
rmazhatatlan) munkas van az or
szagban, akik koruknal vagy
egyebekne1 fogva a felspeedolt
gepek mell6l kidultek akiket
csak egy vi nagy boom tudna
esetleg munkahoz juttatni.
A heti harminc oras munka-
rend sem fog munkat ADM min
denki szamara es sorok iroja
nem is hiszi, hogy az valosag
lesz az vi evben. Err6l azon-
ban kes6bb fogunk beszelni.
lit csupan ait akartam megje-
gyezni, hogy a biztosan remelhe-
t6 Macy javulas sem iger mum
kat minden ember szamara, de
! tobbet fognak dolgozni Is keres-
nj azok, akik joforman csak pa
piron dolgoznak akik csak heti
ket-harom napszamra kaptak al
kalmat a multi evben.
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NIT VARHATUNK
AZ UJEVTOL

tudo emberek alkut kinaltak a
szamara.
FIogy elegedjek meg a t6kes
rcndszer keretei kozt megadhato
biztonsaggal es ne kivanjon ege-
szen vi rendet.
Ne higyje senki, hogy az ugy-
nevezett vi dealerek, Roosevelt
elnokkel az elukon, otletszeriien
jutottak Ell odaig, ahol EFT SEE
reny biztonsagot kinaljak a
nncstelen embernek.
Annak idejen mindenki sokat
olvasott rola, hogy Iowaban a
farmerek lazadtak, hogy Mime
sotaban a birokat es sheriffeket
winchesterekkel zavartak XII a
farmokrol, mikor arverezni akar-
tax.
Ma mem olvassak, inert mem ir-
jak meg az ujsagok, hogy ehseg-
zavargasok napirenden vannak
az egesz orszagban, hogy XII
sebb lazongasok a multi evben
ezer helyen kenyszeritettek XII
nagyobb darab kenyeret a sziik-
re szabott welfare iigyosztaly-
Dol, inert az evek ota nyomor-
ban elo emberek tiirelmuket
vesztettek es kezdenek osztaly-
ontudatra e5cedni.
Exert hiabavalo a kivaltsagos
os italy minden halasztasi kiser-
lete, azert vesz karba minden
faradsaga ket het elotti White
Sulphur Springsen tartott tokes
gyulesnek, a tarsadalmi refor-
tnokkal nem lehet varni, inert
alI.or a helyzet kirobban.
Amig a lapok mem irjak meg
csak az illeto varosban, hogy
ehseg-hzongas volt valamerre
az orszagban, addig Washington
minden hirt megkap azonnal es
az elnok is, a kormanya is jol
tudjak, hogy a helyzet nagyor
sokkal sulyosabb, mint ahogy AT
a lapok mutatjak.
Exert remelhetjiik tehat BIZ
TOSAN, hogy a munkatlansae
esetere valo biztositasbol, az
aggkori nyugdijbol es szegeny
betegek ellatasabol ebben az ev.
ben TORVENY lesz.
E. szinten mem jelenti AIT
hogy mar ebben az evben mum
kabiztositasban es aggkori nyug-
dijban lesz resziink, inert az
azokhoz sziikseges alapot ossze
kell gyiijteni eloszor, de ebben
az evben mar biztositekot ka-
punk ARA nezve. hogy mindezt
megkapjuk a = jov6re. Es az
evezredek ota varo munkassag
biztonsag tudataban hajlando
lesz meg egy evet elvarni.
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l 4

csina1ni. @ A|..'
Meg kell ertenie mirdcnkinek
vegre, hogy az orszag polgarsa~
ganak tobbsege, d tulnyom6
tobbsege ellensege Soviet rend
szernek es mem segitik el6 AIT,
hogy az American Federation
korlatlan ura lehessen ennek 4
nemzetnek.
Kulonosen azert mem, inert az
orszag polgarsaga tisztan latja
az A., F. L. strukturajat. amely
mem demokratikus intezmeny,
hanem egy kis csoport munkas-
oligarchanak a feltetlen uralma-
Talan id6vel megbaratkozna-
max lit azzal gondolattal, hogy
egy nagy szervezetbe tomoriilt
husz-harminc millio munkasenl-
Der legyen a legnagyobb hata-
ON az orszagban, ha mem latnak,
hogy magaban szervezetben
ines hatalma munkasnak, hogy
AIT neveben es helyette azok a
hivatasos munkasve zerek gya-
koroljak, akik valosaggal ke-
ziikben, a sajat birtokukban tart
jak a szervezeteket.
Mem fogjak a munkasok a heti
harminc oras munkarendet sem
megkapni es amennyiben annak
tulsagos nagy tobbsege lenne a
congressusban megis torveny
lenne belole, a kivetelek magat
torvenyt hatalyon kivil fogjak
helyezni.
Ezen mem kell senkinek ket-
segbe esni, inert nemzeti JOLIET
nem termeles korlatozasabol,
hanem a termelt javak helyes ell
osztasabol fakad, mem aldasos
tehat termelest meg tovabb
korlatozn
Amennyiben azonban a SEER
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hozna magaval.
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