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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16
BY ALWYN w. KNIGHT

'HE sound a wall: where's Mumme?" 1t
mistakable cry for help, shl with mounting hysteria-
The paused, wheeling the abandoned house
which the sound had An bassard emblem
of the Red Cross identified her. told her business
street running knee deep with muddy This entire
residential Pittsburgh looked though had been foaed
Where's Mum-mie" 1t there
lose The relief worker plunged the and eappeared
moment later with badly scared talking in
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

were inspected, then either sent to a
hospital or treated on the trolley If re-
curing medical attention
The food is over. Rivers In prac-
tically all affected areas are homeward
bound for their banks. Mass feeding
and shelter stations are caring for COM
paratively few these days.
But rehabilitation has Just begun.
For long, weary months relief agencies
will interview individual families and
survey damaged homes This, the heart
breaking aftermath Of catastrophe, 10
the version Of the flood tale which
will live longest In the memories Of
families who have lost the bulk Of
their possessions. The rest Of the
world soon forsets.
ewestern Newspaper Union
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16
A Mackay?

THE ancient name OF the Clan
l. Mackay was Morgan. whose men,
bers were people Of the purest Celtic
stock. Their domain was In the ex-
IRENE north Of Scotland and they bore
the onslaught of the early Morse in
vaders.
A chieftain Of the clan was Lord
Reay, great diplomat, whose ances-
tors raised 1000 men for service In
the Continental wars IN the Seven
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

teenth century. He was made COVER
nor of Bergen Another leader was
Chamberlain of Holland
The war-cry Of the Mackays was
The White Banner Of Mackay." and
their badge -Bulrush.-
The plaid il In varying shades OF
green with black stripes The shield
of the family arms u shown here.
One Of the first Of this clan to come
to America was Daniel. who settled In
Newton, Mass. before 1873.
o Public Ledger Inc.-wSU Service
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

Tangier island In Chesapeake BAY
was discovered and named By Capt.
John Smith In 1908 Between 1850 and
1895 IL came into possession of two
Cornishmen who brought IA families
Of fishermen there. The original popu-
lation has increased until there are
now 1900 inhabitants. The island Is
two and one-half miles wide and four
miles long The streets are only eight
feet wide and are Intersected with
canals through which goods and sup
plies are transported by boats. The
island Is badly crowded.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

and the usquehanna-these and other
turbulent giants began to shake them
selves loose and come alive. Without
saying much about it, people began
to wonder what would happen if it
should rain hard, and the department
of rivers and floods at the United
States weather bureau, Washington,
spent a lot Of time on the phone an
swering questions
YOUNGSTOWN THREATENED
And then the rain came, deluging
the northeastern watershed, convert
ing melting snow into runaway water
by the ton, smashing river ice free
Of banks. Surcharged rivers from
Maine to Virginia and from New Jer-
sey to Ohio, broke bank and leveled
out, an overwhelming stain which
brought desolation to all it touched.
Jamestown was threatened with
duplication of the debacle of 80. Pitts
burgh was isolated overnight, its light
and power disrupted, its airports sud-
denly vast lakes. Wheeling, w. Va,
was struck with such devastating sud-
denness that 10000 marooned men,
women and children were trapped as
water pyramided to the second floors
OF homes. Other towns, other cities,
leaned against the invaders sweeping
current.
Organized relief took the field, led
by the American Red Cross, which
quickly deployed 800 trained disaster
workers TO key points of flooded areas.
The United States Coast Guard sent
a fleet of power boats to churn up and
down the main streets of Americas
most densely populated centers. Count
less other organizations and groups
pooled resources to avert a major
tragedy.
But the press of the nation has
already given a composite picture of
flood details. Day after day head
lines paced the southwark flow of
each crest and told wildly of new
areas threatened. The public was
brought TO the river bank to "view
with alarm" but the very breadth and
scope Of the catastrophe made it i'm
possible to bring this public to the in
dividual home, show a closeup of a
Red Cross refugee camp, portray the
interior of a crowded rescue boat ply
ing from house to house in the half
light Of a sleet-brought dawn.
The real story, however, has been
told. II has come in snatches from
the lips Of the men and women who
were there, who still are. 1t has been
told in part by volunteer workers, by
trained workers; by the rank and file
OF the great army of rescue and re-
Mobilization.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16
WANTED TO DIE

It happened at Springfield. Mass.
Rising water trapped a family Of
three. There was q woman who
weighed $50 pounds. her ninety-six-
The circumstances were unusual In
this way: these people had had time
10 move out But they wanted to
die. To the woman, bed-ridden three
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

Henry Rogers, was rammed by a log
in the Ohio during a binding blizzard.
The cutter, loaded with relief supplies,
was bound for Powhatan, Ohio. The
crew stuffed the jagged tear in the
hull with blankets, keeping the vessel
afioat for eight hours until a second
cutter pulled alongside and pumped
the Kenosha out sufficiently to shore
and patch her. After which she pro-
ceeded to Powhatan under her own
PEOPLE RETAIN HUMoR
When food waters sideswiped Had
ley. Mass, homes and outbuildings
were swept downstream. Sheds and
roadside stands were tumbled end over
end for nearly a mile Citizens Of the
community formed q posse to hunt
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

One benefit has accrued from this
however, and 1 hope, as I
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-16

I repeat that I do not know whether
the Wheeler program is the complete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
III f. tt s y F. M l. f.

hozsanna a tokes-taborban is
a mutt het vegere, inert a TO-
gyasztasi ado megszuntere a
vevok az aruk arat lenyomtak,
SGT egyes vevok ait is kovetel-
nj kezdik, ,hogy a t6liik besze-
dett adot visszateritsek.
A gyaros urak ugyanis AIT
remeltek, hogy Ok szazmillio-
kat fognak Z visszaperelni a
kincstartol, amt szepen zsebre
vagnak, holott Ok az ado min
den centjet beszedtek.
Kul0n0sen a sz0v0tt gyapot-
aru gyaraknal jelentkezett a
kereskedok ozone, hogy a be-
fizetett adojukat azonnal k0ve-
telek a gyarostol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
MERETUNK-E UTANUK?
: NYILT LEVEL A SZERKESZTOHOZ

Igen Tisztelt Szerkeszto Uram!
Lapjanak egutobbi szalnaban "Menjenek tobb egyle
utanuk aatt egy erdekes es bzonyara vsszan
got kelto cikk eent meg ameyre vonatkozoag koveke
z6k irasara ettem kerve:
Az emtett ckk bevezeteseben es kesobbi soraban
ket mondja:
- Januar masodk napjan Reformatus Egyesulet iro-
DAFT Washngtonban megnyoak es ezze kepvsetet nyert
Amerika magyarsaga vi hazank fovarosaban
Az aerikai magyarsag haronegyed reszet tevo katho
Ikus magyarsag ugy erz hogy erdemes egyesietnek
Westinghouse heyezet irodaa rven csupan maya egye
suet de amerika magyarsag nyert kepvseletet
Washngonban. Ennek gondolatnak a1nerkai magyar
kathokusok apa Amerika Magyarok Vasarnapa, multi
ev soran nyomatekos kfeezest adott hasabjain
Sokka eogadhatobbnak mondhato szerkeszto
cikkeben felveett gondolat, aey negy nagy egye
to vrna att hogy kozos magyar tehat teesen semeges
mnden felekezet beoyastol mentes kozszogalat irod
atsanak fe Washngtonban ameynek kotelekebe eseteg
keezetten kathoiks eegu nagyobb egyleteket is be e
hetne vonn a maga ideeben Elkepzelheetlen azonbau
hogy konben is kebebei ellentetekke kzdo protesta
egyeslet amelynek celjai kathokus eogastol annyI
eterok magyar faiisag palastja ala katholicizmus
elentetekre vezetne, amt elsmereskent mondva az
Amerika Reforatusok Egyesete kereset soha
kivan bZonyara
Mkor jelezni kv5nom hogy ezt velem kozot fefogast
senksegeben tiszteeel oszom, ahhoz magam reszerol
egyeen szot fztem hozza csupan annak ujsagro
fogamazasat vegeztem.
Maradtam Szerkeszto Uramnak keszseges kartarsa:
Condos Sander
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
ANNYIRA LEZUHANT

a szovott gyapott-aru ara,
hogy ma a gyarak a portekai-
kat vesztesegre kinaljak, ami
AIT jelenti, hogy hamarosan
bervagast fognak megkiserelni,
amt mar varnak a munka
sok. a@i
Ha eZ bek0vetkezik, akkor
ITALIAN a munkas es a farmer,
az Egyesult Allamok ket XII
nullazott osztalya raebred ar
ra, hogy k0z0s ellenseglk, a
kivaltsagos nagytoke ellen ko-
z0sen kell nekik harcolni.
Olyan nagy az elkeseredes
es a csalodas, hogy mindket
part sietve vi orvossagot kinal
a farmernak es a kormany err
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
NAGYuRI ERK0LCSOK
Condos Sander

talanitani kell, inert gyonge
el1neiu es ICY esetleg erkolcste-
len eletre ada rnagat.
A lany most lett 81 ewes,
most tudta meg, hogy magta-
lanitottak es otszazezer dollar
karteritesre perelte a mamajat
meg az orvosokat, akik meg
operaltak.
Minthogy Mrs. Hewitt San
Francisko "felso negyszazai"
kozt nagyon el6kelo szerepet
jatszik, mem valoszinu,. hogy
elcsukatia az ugyeszseg, pedig
a karteritesi, peren XVIII leg
alabb is tiz evi dutyit is erde-
melne. n
Ez azonban a birosag dolga,
es mi hiaba irjuk meg a vele-
menyiinket.
Mi csak ARA akarunk ramu-
tatni, hogy ezeknek az embe-
reknek az orokos0desi adoja
faj olyan nagyon a Liberty
Leaugue-nak, AL Smithnek,
Hearstnek, meg a hozzajuk ha-
sonic uraknak.
Faj nekik, hogy ezentul az
ilyen Mrs. Hewittek egy kis
adot fizetnek, ha tiz milliot
orokolnek.
Mindenki belathatia pedig,
hogy a penz es a vele jaro ha-
talon mem valo ezeknek a
nembereknek a kezebe.
Ha igaz, hogy a kisasszony
gyengeelmeii, akkor nincs
semmi sziiksege, hogy evi ha-
romszazotvenezer dollar legyen
a jOvedelme. 81
A mamaja pedig, akis meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
A SUPREME COURT

dontese olyan fontos ese-
menye volt a multi hetnek,
amely nemzedekek eletere be
folyassal lesz amely eset-
leg egeszen mas kovetkezme-
nyekkel jarhat, mint amt az
amerikai polgar az els6 ma
pom kiolvasott belole.
Tagadhatatlan, hogy az
AAA megdontese erosen meg
gyongitette az elnokot es az
vi dealt, de nagy a valoszini-
seq, hogy akik gyoztek, azok
ebbe a gy6zelembe fognak be-
lepusztulni. il
Kihatassal lehet a don't
veny az egesz vilag sorsara,
inert ha a republicans part
programme valosulna meg a
jovore, akkor a farmerek XII
viteli bonuszt kapnanak S ez
lerontana a mezogaZdasagi
termekek arat minden orszag-
ban.
A kovetkezo evek gazdasagi
kovetkezmenyeinel azonban
fontosabbak lehetnek azok a
politikai k0vetkezmenyek, a
melyeket a Supreme Court
kisebbsege egyenesen bejosult
a tobbsegnek es az egesz or
szagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

Mrs. M. Hewitt McCrater
egesz csinosan orokolt a fer
jetol. Mikor a multi-milliomos
elhalt, tiz millio dollaros ala
pitvanyt csinalt azzal a kiko-
tessel, hogy annak a iovedel-
met a felesege es egyetlen
lanya fogiak elvezni.
A rendelkezes szerint a jo-
vedelem ketharmada a lanye
lett volna, egy harmada a ma
maiae, akinek amugy is sok
penz hagyott a ferje.
Tiz millio dollarnak az evi
j0vedelme minden koriiIme
nyek kozt eleri az otszazezer
dollart, onagysaga tehat min
denkeppen biztositva volt t0bb,
mint szazotvenezer dollar evi
j0vedelemrol, ami mellett mem
Szorul senki a welfare kenve-
rere. Mert vegre otszaz dollar
jovedelem eleg lehet minden-
kinek - naponta.
Volt azonban a vegrendelet-
mex meg egy pontja, amely
akkent intezkedett, hogy ha a
lany orokosok nelkil e1halna,
a mamaja orokli a tiz millio
minden jovedelmet.
Es a mama ugy hatarozott,
hogy jobb 0tszazezer dollar evi
j0vedelenn, mint annak egy
har1nadresze.
GOndoskodott rola hat,
hogy a lanya mindenkeppen
6r0k0s nelkiil haljon meg, ha
el6bb tavoznek el az arnyekvi-
lagb6l, mint a n1amaja.
6nagys&ga b megbeszelte ket
orvossal, hogy lAnyat mag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
A TOBRSEG
VELEMENYE

ezuttal szemmel lathatoan
mem az alkotmanyhoz igazo-
dott, hanem minden aron az
AAA-t akarta tor0lni, inert
megokolasaikban olyan dolgo-
kat mondottak, amelyek belat
hatatlan kovetkezmenyekkel
jarhatnanak a nemzetre.
AIT allitjak peldaul egy pa
ragrafusban, hogy az AAA
mem a ''nemzeti JOLIET ''-et, csak
egyetlen osztaly joletet keres-
te. Ezen az alapon szaz szo-
vetsegi torvenyt fel lehetne
boritani, inert a vedgatak epi-
tese, a munkatlanok segelye-
zese, az arviz es a szarazsag
karosultjainak a segitese szin-
ten az alkotmanyba utkoznek.
Sot beleutkoznek a vamtor-
venybe is, amely kozismerten
nem a kincstari beveteleket
volt hivatva elso sorban no
velni, hanem bizonyos ipar :
agakat vedelmezett a kilfoldi
versenyt6l.
Egy mask szakaszban< ARA
hivatkoznak, hogy joga lenne
a kormanynak ajandekot adni
a farmernek, mem lenne joga
ait feltetelekhez kotni, inert az
'kenyszeruseget" hoz maya
val. Ennek a logikus k0vet-
kezmenye az lenne, hogy a
nincstelenek segelyehez sem
lehetne felteteleket szabni, S
mem szabadna 6ket raszoritani
a munkara. .a ..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
A REPURI. RI.IKANUS
HOZSANNA

hamar elmult, mikor lat
tax, hogy a farmerek, akik a
szavazopolgarok negyven sza-
zalekat alkotjak, felhaborodas-
sal fogadtak az iteletet S radi-
kalisabb eljarast k0vetelnek a
kormanytol.
Ha a jelek mem csalnak,
akkor a Supreme Court zsar-
noksaga ellen a farmerek
Rooseveltnel keresnek menede-
ket akik koziiliik eddig ha
boztak, azok is az eln0kre sza-
vaznak.
Eppen ugy elmult a nagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

csonkitotta a leanyat, csak az
ert, hogy ne szazhatvanezer,
hanem otszazezer dollar jusson
neki evente, mem .erdemel meg
otszaz dollart sem.
Lehet akarkinek akarmi a
velemenye, hogy mennyit ke-
reshessen es mennyit gyiijthes-
sen maganak, .aki a ragadozo
osztalyban milliokat kepes
gyujteni, de ;jozan ember mem
ketelkedhetik abban az igaz-
sagban, hogy a nagy vagyono-
kat halal eseten nagyreszben
el kellene kobozni. Es ha van
hibaja a Roosevelt-fele 0rok0-
sodesi torvenynek, akkor
csupan az a hibaja, hogy mem
vag eleg melyen belle a nagy es
a sok milliora rugo hagya-
tekba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
A HAT-HAROM ALAPON

megoszlott fobirok k0zt kese-
Ri vita van ARA nezve, hogy
joga van e a legfelso birosag-
max a congresszus barmely tor
venyet kilokni es a polgarsag-
max a Supreme Courtba vetett
hitet mem er0siti meg az a teny
hogy a kisebbseg a t0bbseg don
teset "absurdum"-nak nevezte.
A kisebbseg egyenesen fell
hivya a polgarsagot, hogy a
orrenyek felett valo dontes
ogat a Supreme Courttol ell
jak es ha ezt esetleg a ko-
iov6ben mem is fogjak
ao tenni, ketsegtelen, hogy q
meg indulo alkotmany-jogi vita
ann ak modositasat fogja ell,
hozni.
Mem abban az iranyban fog
tehat a liberals torekveS ha.
ladni, hogy bizonyos iparagak
es kereskedelem felett q
congressus jogat kiterjesszek
hanem abban, hogy a Supreme
Court jogait megnyessek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

EGY t0rvenyt fogalmaztak
rosszul a kormany reszer6l-
hanem az altalanos haladas...
max all az alkotmany, vagy s.
Supreme Court az utjaba.
S minel gyorsabban5g ertil1
ezt meg a polgarok, ANIMAL gyor
sabban intezkedni fognak,
hogy a mai modern ipar es
Kereskededem korszakaban, mi
kor egy-egy vallalat uzlete
husz-negyven allan hatarat
sell at naponta, ne a masfel
szaz eve felallitott korlatok
rabbilincset rakjak az Egye-
silt Allamok nepere.
(Folvtatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
4stBI tfs. E..
AZ AII,AMJOGOK
MEGSERTESET

is er6sen veszelyeztetve latja
a Supreme Court tobbsege
ell latszottak felejteni, hogy
Vermont allan ado-lgyeben
ket hete hivatkoztak ARA a
tenyre, hogy a nemzeti egyseg
erdekei az allamhatarokat at
lepik. r,4e
A kisebbseg velemenye a
tobbseg majdnem minden alli-
tasat vitatja es tagadja egye-
mes veszedelmet lat abban,
hogy a Supreme Court kor-
manyzat mask ket aganak az
intezkedeset megdonti, mig a
Supreme Court esetleges teves
velemenye ellen apellalni mem
tudnak.
Epesen utalnak ARA a tagad
hatatlan tenyre, hogy demo-
kratikus allamban a helyte-
len t0ryenyek eltavolitasara al
kalmat kap a szavazo polgar-
sag, amely mem szorul mem
csalhatatlan"' birosagi CYAN
sagra.
Vilagos, hogy ha pl. ket
Greg Supreme Court biro meg
halt volna az utolso evben,
S liberalisabb embereket ulte-
tett volna Roosevelt a helyiik-
be, mas lett volna a Supreme
Court d0ntese. Mem az alkot-
many alapjan hoztak hat a
d0ntest, hanem ket tarsadal-
mi es gazdasagi felfogas all
szemben a birosagon egymas-
sal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

emberek halott kezei koruna
nyozzak orokre az orszagot.
Macy szerencse, hogy a Sup
RENE Court velemenye megosz-
lott, inert a ket velemeny alap
jan k0nnyebben tud maid ha-
tarozni a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
NApOKON BELUL
LESZ

a congresszus elott javas-
lat, amely AIT fogja kovetelni,
hogy egy egy torvenyt csak a
birosag egyhangu hatarozata
donthessen meg, mig egy ma
six javaslat legalabb hetes
tobbseget k0vetel maid ilyen
esetben,
Ugyancsak a kovetkezo ma
pokban nyujtanak be javasla-
tot egy olyan torvenyre, amely
az alkotmanyjogi d0ntest a
two-by-four szovetsegi birosa-
goktol egyszer es mindenkor-
ra elvonja.
Mindezek azonban csupan
ideiglenes intezkedesek lenne-
mex, inert a nemzet a feleuton
mem fog megallni es sem a
mostani, sem a k0vetkezo nem-
zedek mem fogja eltiirni, hogy
masfel szaz eve meghalt nagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16
MOST MAR AZ IS
VARHAT0.

hogy az vi deal 0sszes tobbi
torvenyei hasonlo sorsra jut-
max es egytol egyig zatonyt
fognak a Supreme Court ko-
szirtjen talalni. Ez kivanatos
is lenne, inert a polgarsag
megertene bel6le, hogy mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

re vonatkozo javaslatat mar a
kozeli napokban beadja.
Termeszetes, .hogy az vi
farm-relief t0rveny vita keserii
es hosszu lesz es a r0yid
congresszusi terminusnak fiji
tyiiltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

Observation-Disclosures hivas
AIT mondja a telefonos
kisasszonynak (operator),
hogy barkivel, aki jelent-
kezik, beszel. A hivas sok-
kal gyorsabb, ha tudja a
telefon szamot. Ha mem
tudja a szamot, az opera
tor megszerzi 0nnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

Szemelyt0l-szemely hivas
Z.
Ilyen esetben a szamon
Xviii megmondja, hogy
kivel akar beszelni es az
operator addig hivja a
megadott szamot, mig az
illet6 szemelyt, yagy de-
partmentet megtalalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-16

. Januar 15-tol kezdodoleg az
alacsony ejszakai allomastol- -allo-
mas tavbeszelesek vasarnap egesz
napra is ervenybe leptek. Ugyan-
csak leszallitott arak vannak er-
venyben vasarnap egesz nap Is het-
koznap este I ora utan a szemely-
tol-szemely hivasoknal is. A leszal-
litott arak ervenyesek az olyan hi
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10 szazalektol 40 szazalekig ol-
csobbak a tavolsaghoz merten.
A SZEMELYT0L-SZEMELY hiva-
sok ugyanannyival olcsobbak, mint
az allomastol- -allomas hivasok.
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szelgetesre hasznalni a telefon
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All discuss
FIR. Coughlin
DIR. Daniel A. Lord. s. j.. in
Syndicated Travel Letter:

The one question 1 was asked
everywhere from the moment I
left America, all over Europe, un-
til the day landed was: well,
what do you think of Father
Coughlin2"
1 found Catholics frequently ir-
ritated by him, often apologize for
him, especially Catholics with mon
ey. Quite recurrently it would hap
pen that one of these Catholics
with money would start by saying:
He's entirely out of his field" Or
else, "A priest has no business get
ting into those subjects"
Then always simply asked:
Then you think that priest
should not know about or discuss
any of the vital subjects that are
convulsing the world? You think
that the policy which for about a
thousand years made clerics,
priests, bishops and cardinals the
chancellors and prime ministers Of
almost the entire civilized world
was wrong?"
Ten to one they had never
thought of that, so we would shift
to this: He doesn't know what he
Is talking about"
I always countered oy asking my
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que generalities, Senator Benson
cited specific cases Of the accom-
plishments Of the Farmer-Labor
Party and of proof that the Repub-
licans fought those bills for labor,
farmer and the care Of the aged
which they now say they believe In.
While Nelson refused to be pin
ned down on taxes, Senator Benson
came out flatly against Amendment
No. 2, against the sales tax and In
favor of higher taxes on incomes In
the upper brackets, corporate ex-
cess taxes and increase In taxes on
inheritance and gifts, gross earn
ings on railroads and other public
utilities, etc. This Is his program for
reducing taxes on homesteads and
farms. A sales tax, he said, will in
crease taxes for farmers and work.
ing people while saving the Steel
Trust $2,500,O00 in taxes annually.
For some reason or another, too,
the much Wanted Republican ma
chine was unable to fill the high
school auditorium in st. Cloud in
spite of the fact that Nelson's raj
ly had been advertised for weeks
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home Sunday and b. H. Ritter re-
manned for an indefinite stay.
Billy Rogers spent Monday even
ing with Leroy Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
son, Gerald, Of Blomkest, visited or
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pope and family.
Mrs. Joe Sanders and son, Jerry
and Miss LuVerne Rehkamp spent
last week Tuesday at the Chris
Rehkamp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers at
tended the 25th wedding anniver-
sary in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Domke at Sank Lake.
Elmer Gamradt accompanied
Henry Voller to Minneapolis to
spend a week on business.
Mrs. Sam Clark, Reva Drinker,
Mrs. H. j. Pope, Mrs. Minnie
Gamradt, Mrs. A. Lloyd, Mrs. Ar
thur Rogers, Mrs. Paul Domke,
Mrs. Carl johnson, Mrs. AL Koch,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lentz, Mrs.
Louis Rehkamp, Mrs. Ed Ritter,
Mrs. Chris. Rehkamp and Mrs.
Tony Voller attended the church
wedding of Miss Mabel Orth and
Ira Otto Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Maude Da-
Wis called Sunday afternoon on
Mrs. Minnie Gamradt.