davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
TRI OSOBY oTRAvENE
PLYNOM VO WARREN

Vo Warren udala sa v
stredu vecer vel'ka tragedia.
Samuel Carter, jeho manzel-
ka a testina najdenf boli vo
stvrtok rano mrtvf a 12-roc-
ma Dorothy Carter v bezve-
domi Carterovym dospelym
synom Johnom, ktory prisiel
pre- otca, aby ho odviezol do
roboty. Jeden pes a papagaj
boil tiez bez zivota a dru-
ny pes zdochynal. v dome
horely dve gazove pece al
uhl 'ova, preto myslia, ze ich
plyn usmrtil. Carterovci by
vail ma 1897 Jefferson st.
IS. w.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
K. SOKOLI v HASELTONE
BUDU MAI TELOCVIcNU
SkOLU. ...

Tymto oznamujem Sboru
159. a Sborceku ITO. S. K.
S. v Haseltone, re tejto ne
deli budem mat telocvicnu
skolu, kde sa budu pokazo-
vat cvicby ma tento rok.
Skolu zacnem O 2. hodine
po obede pre- chlapcov cd 8
do Is rokov a pre- dospelych
sokolov o pol 4 hod.
Cvicby ma buduci tyzden
budem mat v pondelok a
stredu vecer pre- oboje po-
hlavie. Teda ziadam ctenych
rodicov, ktori maju dietky v
Kat. Sokole, ably ich poslali
ma cvicenia ma urcity cas-.
Ku prostnym cvicbam mozu
sa prihlasit' al mladozenaci.
Teda nezabudnite .tejto ne
deli, 20. marca, o 2. hodine
po obede v skolskej miest-
nosti sv. Alzbety.
V utorok a -stvrtok pojde-
me navstivit' Sbor 108. ma
Lansingville. Teda prosim br.
Smitha, aby boil hotovy je-
no cvicencami. Zdar Bob!
Stanislav Necko,
zupny podvelitel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
sMRTNE ZPRAvY.
PAM Alzbeta CejdoS, COS
Courtesy youngstown vinaicasor,

Pani Alzbeta CejdoS, COS
Caledonia St., zomrela v pia-
tok min. tyzdna nemocnici
vo veku 43 rokov. V Ame-
rike lila 20 rokov. Bola id
kyhou G. 169. P. S. q. J. a
osady sv. Mateja. Zanecha-
va manzela Stefana Gejdos,
synov Stefana a Jana Kuku-
ra a Andreja Gejdos dcery
Annu a Mariu Kukura a Ce-
ciliu Gejdos tn a pani Pau
lfnu Klen v Struthers. Tri
sestry, pani Stefanovu Fran
ko, pani Matejovu Kollar q
pani Michalovu Borosko tu,
brata Stefana Sedlacko Y
.Struthers a Jozefa Sedlacko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
UDoM clsLA $50. IKsJ.

Cfslo $50. K. J. oznamuje
svoji1n ldom, ze ma 5, april
Ia mas spolok pristdpi ku
sv. prijfmaniu 0 $3.50 rano.
Udovia s1 ziadanf, ably kaz-
dy jeden Dol pritomny, hoe
al ste uz boil teraz pocas
sv. misii.
Tiez oznamujem, re ma
buddcet sch6dzi@ budeme
mat vazne veci k pojedna-
vaniu, tax 1dovia su ziada-
nj }jak v najvacsom pocte sa
dostavit'.
Frank N. Pataky,
zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
BUDU PRIJtMAT
DO NAMORNiCTVA

Muzstvo valecneho LODI
stva Spoj. Statov bude roz-
mnozene do leta o 4,500 mu-
zov, oznamuje sa 2 Wash
ingtonu, lebo do juna posta-
vene bude Is novych valec-
nych lodi. 2 Mich 9 bude nj
citeliek, 2 nositel ky lieta-
diel, tri l'ahke kriziaky 4 je-
den t'azky 3 tri ponorky.
Regr1ti bud1 prijimani do
namornictva j potion. Teraz
ma valecne lod'stvo $4,000
muzov a do j1na 1887 mu-
ST mat 100000 muzov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLoVENsKE NoVINY
vo FLORIDE PRIBILI
ROBOTNfKA MA KRfz

Vo Floride a ma Juhu v6-
bee panovalo vzdy nasilni-
ctvo voci robotnikom, ale co
sa stale robotnfkovi George
owl j. Timmermanovi pri
Ocala, Fla, prevysuje vset-
ku surovost' a zdivocelost'
rudsku. Zimmerman praco-
val Camp Roosevelt ma
stavbe kanalu a NAL akesi
spory so zamestnavatepmi.
Id1c jedneho rama do prace,
Dol prepadnuty, sviazany a
ukrizovany, tax ako Kristus.
Pribili mu ODE ruky i ODE no
by ma kriz a okrem toho mu
zasili este usta, aby memo
hol kricat' a ma hlavu mu
zakrutlll tazky kabat, aby
ami jeho muml 'anie nikto ne
pocul - aby biedne zahy-
null v lese. Ale nahodou siel
tade jeho spolurobotnik Jim
White, ktory zacul muml'a-
ME a siel s noh spadnut'
ked uvidel ukrizovaneho
cloveka. Zimmerman je te-
raz nemocnici, kde sa 20
tavuje 20 strasnej skuseno-
sti. Novodobych zoldnierov
nechytili a sotva ich chytia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
Kalendar Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prihlasy stbav do tohto Ka-
land&ra priiima rsdakcia,


20. marca-Card party Spe-
yokolu Slavia v Sokolovni
ma Washington st.
Is. aprila-Starokrajova "a
bava lien z osady Mena
& Jezis, v prospech osadnej
skoly.
II. aprila-Vel'konocny bal
zenskeho j muzskeho Po-
litickeho Klubu v Camp
bell, v Ukrainskej hale ma
Gordon Ave. ,
Is. apr.--Post Easter Dance,
given by Senior Sodality
Girls of st. Elizabeth's
Parish, at Central Audito-
rum.
Ills. Aprila-Vel'ke diva
do v Palace Theatre ma
Robinson Rd. v Campbell
" prospech baseball caty
osady sv. Jana Krst.
1s. aprilaO Osadny bal osa-
dy sv. Mateja, v Sokolov-
nj ma Homewood Ave.,
pod opaterou Spoiku sv.
sAlzbety.
19. aprila-Kartovy vecie-
srok SlaV;anskeho Ameri.
kanskeho Politickeho Klu-
bu v auditoriume osady sv.
Mateja ma Homewood Av.
2-3-4. maja-Prednasky,
vystava knih a umenia a
premietanie hovoriaceho
filmu "Zem spieva" dele
gatov Matice Slovenskej.
/ 10. mija.-Tanecna zabava
ku Mothers Day, usporia-
da Cislo 156. IKSzJ. v
Struthers, @.
IL. maja-V nedel'u card
party v prospech osady
sv. Mateja pod opaterou
Sp. sv. Amy, G. 1873. PSI
" osadnom auditoriume.
81. m1ja-Leap Year Picnic
Spolku sv. Amy, G. 1913
P. S. 70. J.. ma Lansing
vile na pozemkoch pr
Shirley Road.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
DAKUJU "a PREKVA-
PENIE. .

Pytam ct. redakciu, ably
popriala miesta mojim par
riadkom v nasich Y. S. NJ,
chcem So pod 'akovat' mojim
kmotrom a svagrom, re mas
tax prekvapili, NINA a moju
manzelku. Dna Is. marca
SINE otrimovali nase 50-roc-
ne narodeniny a nasa dcera
25-rocne narodeniny..
Daku;em svagrovi me.
sta Aliquippa, Pa. panu a
pani Wilim "a ich dar. &c
nam dali. Dskujeme svagro.
vi p. a pani Barto "a ich
dar, co nam dali. To je taxa
vec, ze ked' zapalim til lam.
pu, tax mi netreba ami oku.
liarov, ked' titam y. S. N.
1eraz d'akujeme kmotrom
p. a PAM Marias, p. a PAM
Bartek. kmotra Bartek ma
robila dost' zartov a smie-
chu, Co SINE sa nasmiali dc
chuti. Dakujeme p. a PAM
Holdos, j pani Zvara. Nasi
mill svagrovia j kmotrovia
nam vinSovali dobreho zdra-
via, "a CO i'm d'akuiI skrz
nase Y. S. N.
p. a pi. Rusnak
. dcsrami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
UDkYNAM SPOLKU Sv.
RITY, {. 100. PSF.

Cislo 16O. P. S. Z. j. icti-
We povolava svoje udkyne,
ably sa kazda zlcastnila sv.
spovedi dina %. marca q v
nedel'u, 29. marca rano 0
$3.50 hodine sv. prijfmania.
Mile sestry, nezabudnite
ma ten den.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Novotny, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
LIBERTY LIZA PLATf
DOBRE SVOJICH L'UDf

Jouett Shouse, ktory je ma
cele milionarskej Liberty Lii
gy dostava $4,000 rocneho
platu a $4,000 ma vydav-
ky. Pat inych 1radnikov Lii
berty Lfgy ma po $4,000 a
Wac rocne a styria ini po
vyse $4,000 rocne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
DIAL SA ZATRfTOVAT
STALO HO TO $40

Marko Habjan 20 Shirley
Road vypil 81 v piatok "a po-
har piva cudzim Glove
kom. Potom sa nasiel jed
nej priekope, bez svojich
$23.50. Cudzinec akiste dal
Habjanovi nieco do piva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

Klonis v indianapolis y pxni
Helenu Klema tuna. Pohrah
Dol Y utorok popoludni. P0s
chovana bola Y Lake Pam
cintorine.
Joxef kotasek, 9-dnQvj
syncek Stefana 3 Zuzany
Kotasek, 1928 E. Indianola
Ave-, zomrel v utorok. Opla
kavajd no krem rodiGov
|stry Margita, Regina, Zuxj
ma . Florencia ! bratia S1
fan, Tom&S. Lavrinc
mond, Gerald : Frsntia s
Tiez start rodicia, Pohrab
IN stredu = domu smut
|chramu sv. Mateja Obr
'odbaviI Rev. III. Kozelek
Ichovany bol na Calvary
ltorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
UDKYNAM {. 325. IKszJ

Cislo 325. KZJ. oznamu-
je svojim udkyaam, aby ka-
zda jedna sa ,dostavila ma
%. marca ku sv. spovedi a
V nedepu o pol 9. ku svate-
mu prijimaniu pri druhej sv.
omsi in korpore.
Mile sestry, zucastnite sa
co v najvacsom pocte.
Maria Lesicko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
Staroslovenska
zabava ma Steelton

Pri nasej osade Mena Je-
zis ma Steeltone SINE uz ma
Ii rozlicne zabavy, ale takej
SINE este nikdy nemali, jaku
budeme mat vo vel'konocny
pondelok. INase zeny-osadni-
cky sa pripravuju ma staro-
krajovu zabavu, takzvanu
"Hoja, Dund'a, hoja!" spo-
jenu S tancom. DO coho sa
raz nase zenicky ulapia, ia
to urobia. Preto som ista,
re tato ich zabava bude
zdarna. Kazdy sa bude moct'
zabavit al radost'. | muzi-
kantov budeme mat tych
starokrajovych al 20 Stru-
theirs, Smrekovych muzikan-
TOW, ktori znajl tax dobre
rezat' tie nase krajove Car
dase. :
"Hoja, Dund'a, hoja" je
staroslovenska pesnicka, $
ktorou "a davnych casov Vi
tally slovenske dievcata jaro.
Mono, Re Wy podaktore Sc
'stry sa ma to este dobre pa
matate. Mono, ze i Wy by
ste potrafily to zaspievat'.
Ale prid'te ma tuto nasu o.
sadnd zabavu i Wy mlade Sc
stry a uvidite, ze jako sa ke-
dysi vase stare matky "a
bavaly, ked' teraz ma jar Sc
be spolocne spievaly: "Hoja,
Dund'a, hoja, poslala mas
kral'ovna, hoja, Dund a, ho-
ja." "Hoja, Dund'a, hoja,
ma co ze vas poslala, hoja,
Dund'a, hoja'' atd'. Prid'te
a pocujete uvidite. zeny,
nase osadnicky, ktorc sa ma
tuto zabavu uz pripravuju,
sd: pani Maria Uhrin, pani
Michalova Behun, pani ia
nova Cintala, pani Andrejo-
va Belcik, pani Jozefova
Soltis, pani Janova Krupa,
pani Andrejova Lesko, pani
Imrichoya Janosik, pani ia
nova Bires a pani Stefano-
va Bellan.
TAX nezabudnite prist' ku
nam ma Steelton v pondelok
yecer, dna 13. aprila. Bude
prave Vel'konocny pondelok,
svato este a kupacka. Vset.
kych Slovakov Slovenky z
celej Mahoning doliny j mia
dych j starsich, ba tych
najstarsich uctive povolava-
EN- ma tlto nasu zabavu. Kto
ku nam pride, neobanuje, le-
DO sa citit' bude jako kedysi
"a mlada, ked' boil este do
ma v kraji ma vel'konocne
sviatky. Nase sestry-osadnf-
cky uz, zacaly predavat' vstu-
penky ma t1to nasu zabavu
a dari sa i'm vel'mi dobre,
lebo kazdy chce vidiet' til
"Hoja, Dund'a, hoja..." No
auditorium name velike a
dobrych rudf sa vel'a vme-
sti. Prived tie svojich pria-
tel'ov a znamych. Budete
nam vitani ma stotisic KRAFT
razy!
OsadniGka Mena Jezis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
uDKYNAM oDBORU as.
zIVENY.

Sestry Odboru 46. ziveny
81 ziadane, aby vykonaly sv.
spoved' v sobotu a v nedel u
Q pol 8. hodine pristupime
spolocne k sv. prijimaniu.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Muransky, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
Zahavy a vecierky
POZVANIE MA KARTOVY
! VECIEROK slavic.

Slovensky Spevokol Slavia
usporiada ma nedel'u, 20.
marca kartovy vecierok v
Sokolovni, 319 Washington
ST., ma ktory srdecne povo-
lava slovenske obecenstvo.
Budu dane pekne odmeny.
Kazdy bude srdecne vitany.
S 1ctou povolava
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
ScHODZA ZEN. POLIT.
KLURU MA LANSINCvILLE

Slovensky zensky Politi-
cky Klub ma Lansingville
povolava svoje udkyne ma
sch6dzu, ktora bude v nede-
l'u, 5. aprila vecer pod ko-
stolom osady sv. Mateja. Va
zne veci budu pojednavane.
s uctou
Anna Javorsky, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
STRAJk v AKRONE
Boil SkONCENY

V Akron Dol strajk v gu
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
ALASKA DAY

It is just 69 years tomorrow October 18 1867 that the Russian flag lowered at old Sitka and the Stars and Stripes raised, officially proclaming what had been Russian America as Alaska It was the eliminating action of the deal Secretary of State William H. Seward had put through on the previous March 3O by which the United States acquired pos session of the vast Territory through purchase
 Thus tomorrow Alaskans will observe Alaska Day, actual day of origin of the Territory as pos session of the United States
 For most of us it is only of passing notation but actually it marks the conclusion of what we in the north know the season" The summers work of mining, fishing and other seasonal activity is about over and as we look the results it is noteworthy that it has been good season. The salmon pack was the largest in history, more than 100000 cases The mining cleanup has been excellent in most To- calties particularly in the Interior where it is more dependent on the season. Old operations have had good results and new development was recorded Fishermen and miners have made substantial stakes and other business enterprise has fared in accord
 It IS far cry from 69 years ago but it is signifi cant that during all those years Alaska has beer compared with the country known Russian America it has made remarkable strides Each succeeding year it makes advancement Slowly but steadily the population grows and industrial development ex. pands
 Every year Alaska Day becomes more sgnifi- cant occasion, because we are going ahead moving sometimes slowly, but always persistently toward another Alaska day-the day the Territory takes its place in the roll of States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH
 By w. l.. Gordon

Words Often Misused Do not say Will you boys please stand right here?" Say, just here,' or merely Will you boys please stand here.
 Often Mispronounced: Forgive Pronounce the as in of, not as ir or.
 Often Misspelled: Pursuit; pur not per.
 Synonyms: Abandon, forsake desert, vacate.
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in- crease our vocabulary by mastering one word every day Todays word Refutation; act of disaproving proof of falsehood or error. Some of the blunders seem rather to de- serve a flogging than refutat;on. 5 -Macaulay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
THE COLONEL GETS ATTENTION

'. When his own journalistic colleagues of the reac- uonary press displayed unmistakable signs of bore soom With Col Frank Knoxs campaign speeches the C. O. P vice-presidential candidate knew what to do He had been acting upon the not illogical assumption that as the head of the ticket continued to show no symptoms of defining his position on the issues of the campaign, surely respectable headlines were due him after the nation had been so thoroughly entertained by Chairman John D. M Hamilton
 Whereupon the Chicago colonel advised" labor m an address recently to stay out of politics" and the next morning he at the top of the first pages of every newspaper in the country No longer did ne suffer the humiliation of few meager paragraphs as his special train dartng through New England and occasionally bubblng the border into other States.
 Of course, Colonel Knox did not suggest any ces saton of political activity by the American Liberty League or the Independent Farm Council or the American Iron and Steel Institute the Chemical Foundation ct scetera ct cetera The fact that the National Association of Manufacturers adopted po- htcal piauorm and proclaimed it such and the Champer of Commerce of the United States again publicly demands the right to- operate under codes with suspension of the antitrust laws but without labor pnovisions-elicted breath of criticism from the more loquacious end of the G. o P ticket He was only concerned about the alleged assinnity of working people exercising any activity in politics Then, encouraged by the favorable editorial con ment of his colleagues, and in his enormous zeal to make amends for the inactivity of the strong man" or Kansas Colonel Knox became genuine headline hunter In Lewiston, Maine he declared:
 If we had closed up the Federal Government en- tirely in March, l933 should now be over the de- pression.
 That sentiment did not go over so we'll the or thodox New York Herald Tribune and Boston Tran scrip put it way back the want ads But they rallied to his support few days later when he un- loosed considerable venom at Allentown Pennsyyana These observations were
 Under the present Administration no life in surance policy is safel"
 No savings account is safe!"
 "It is not Government It is merrv-eoround at county fair!"
 Tt would pay the American people to install q new administration, even if it did nothingl"
 Colonel Knox himself was a prominent n,enoher Of the last administration. Early in 1892 President Hoover appointed him head of a national committee to coordinate the efforts of those cooperating in relief"
 But then, as now Colonel Knox sorely needed a leader. the kind he followed gladly in April 1e33
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
ANSWERS
MODERN ETIQUETTE By Roberta Lee

@. Is there fixed rule for the sequence of pages in a letter
 A. No; but when writing a let ter of four pages, use pages one two, three and four in sequence.
 o. Is it necessary that the china used throughout a dinner should exactly match?
 A. It is customary that the china match, but if preferred, one may use different sets for different courses.
 o. Is it proper for a girl to pow der her nose, file her nails, or comb her hair, in a public place?
 A. No; she should do this before leaving home, or in some dressing room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
LOOK and LEARN
 By A. C. Gordon

l. What wood has the greatest tensile strength?
 2. What country leads in the output of paper?
 3. What Scottish poets poems are the most musical in the Eng fish language?
 4. How many degrees are in a right angle?
 5. What battle proved the turn ing point of the Revolutionary war?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

when he gave out this statement "A short time ago you could have cut the gloom with a cheese knife Today the whole nation is smiling"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
Where Class Hatred Starts
(NeW York rld-Telegraml

tNeW York World-Telegram)
 That Roosevelt seeks to align class against class is frequent charge against the President We have always felt it unfair and unfounded and remns- cent of the days of Jefferson and Jackson and Lincoln and Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Will a Chief Executive shows real and active concern for the welfare of the masses, instead of confining all his efforts to pleasing or placatng the powerful
 Furthermore we believe that if you really want to find the of class feeling in this country you can discover it in the njusces that chroncled so fre quenty as our current history is unfoded, that the growth of discontent and radcasm is in direct ratio to the extent and severity of those injusticeS that those who get so wrought up about the spread Com munism or whatever label the radical of the moment may wear are usually the ones who had best give at tention to the mote in their eye and to how they are treating the help"
 All of which makes pertinent the latest exhibit brought forth from unwilling witnesses in the Senate Civil Liberties investigation such as:-
 Testimony by Professional Strikebreaker Edmond B. McDade describing the employment of TOO for the Wisconsin Light and Power Co.,; how the company passed out ax handles for beating up the strikers: how steam hose connected with boilers to play on strikers and how high tension wires were concealed to electrocute pickes being electrocuted and two seriously burned
 Further, how building was dynamited by strike breakers and the blame placed strikers how plant officials home was painted red by strikebreakers and strike sympathizers accused
 It is not necessary to retel the whole story of spying and doublecrossng and industrial ruthlessness to make the point
 It is of such stuff-and not the occasional Presi- dent who gives the forgotten man break-that class hatreds made
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

There has been slight revision of the require ments ln Hollywood The gifted newcomer must rad- ate and live at the r. w c A-Detroit News
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

From all indications the fish are having no trouble going up stream now if they know how to swim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

The Linotype operator says his idea of the mean ing of the word nonentity is being the husband of Mrs. Simpson, the Kings friend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

The trick is to give all job holders the protection of Civil Service you get all posts filled with good party men.-Detroit Free Press
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

AS the campaign draws on people are wondering II they've misspelled that word all this time: if it should have been "boondoggling Boston Globe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

fTeball' is reported by amateur astronomers at Fhiiaoeiphla the first seen in those parts since Grove sold to Boston-San Franciscb Chronicle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

me log cabin days are dead beyond recall, and e tuture president of frontier origin will have to be born in a traler.-Detrot News
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

Weather: Maximum, 42; Mini mum, 37; Clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

E. P. w. NO-HOST DINNER Terminal Cafe, 6:30 Monday. Phone 547 or 439 for reservations. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
20 YEARS AGO
 From The Empire
OCTOBER IT. 1916


 Completing a trip of exactly 1,511 miles on the gas boat St. Nicholas, Senator Charles A. Sulzer returned to Juneau. The party left Juneau several weeks ago and went to Pet ersburg, Wrangell, Ketchikan, around the West Coast, Haines, Skagway and return. Making the trip with Senator Sulzer, candidate for Delegate to Congress, were John F Chamberlin, Joe Meherin and Oak Olson. Capt. Jim Davis re- ported a smooth trip.
 Miss Hilda Caroline Zenger, younger daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. zenger, was quietly married to Eugene Allen Rowe. The wedding ceremony was performed at the Presbyterian manse by the Rev John B. Stevens. Miss Mayme Beck was bridesmaid and H. M Mcleod was best man After the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the home of MT and Mrs. H. P Han son. The young couple left for Windham Bay and the new home MT Rowe had prepared there for his bride Among those who had entertained for the bride were Miss Beatrice Hanson and the Misses Beck who gave showers in her hon. or.
 Miss Marcia Belle Fulkerson and Frederick L. Boynton were married in Douglas by U. s. Commissioner John Hanson. The witnesses to the ceremony were MT. and Mrs Leo DeMytt. The bride was a recent arrival from Yakima, Washington, and the groom an old timer on the channel He had been skipper dur ing the summer of the launch, Til licum, owned by Joseph Christoe of the Treadwell Company.
 Douglas High Schools football team was not definitely decided up- on, but the following men were putting up strong fight for the following positions: Center, Ar thur Olson and Ed Olson; Guards, William Wallace, V. Perrovich, Alex Sey and Sabin; Tackles, A. Lilies trand, Dick Mccormick and V. Nel- son; Ends, Douglas Oliver, P. Mar tini and Fred Pierce; Quarterback, Capt. Hodkins; Fullback, Joe Garn; Righ Half, E. Jackson, Left Half, Onnie Markanen
 Charles E. Davidson, Dr. Robert Simpson, James H. King, r. W. Williamson and Forrest Gardner composed hunting party that re- turned to Juneau after two weeks of hunting. They report a fine time in spite of the wet weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17

It IS of such stuff-and not the occasional Presi- dent who gives the forgotten break-that class hatreds made
Evening star., 1936-06-14

TRAVEL has served to revive the
arts Of homecrafts. The cottage
industry Of weaving tapestries has
sprung up again in the wicklow and
Wexford district, near the port OF
Dublin. to cater largely to the tourist
trade seeking genuine Irish souvenirs
and merchandise. The tendency to