davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Otvorenie vystavy ma IL. ma.
rodopisnych slavnostiach
v Piest'anoch.

%. juna slavnostnym otvo-
renim narodopisnej vystavy
slovenskej keramiky, vysivok
krojov, ornamentiky, rezbar-
stva a slovenskych umelcov
boly dradne otvorene II. ma
rodopisne slavnosti v Piest a.
noch, Nitrianskej. Vystava,
ma ktorej vystavovali i ma
liari Milos Bazovsky, Janko
Alexy, Koniarek, Havrlik,
Krupec, Buzna atd'. potrvala
do 7. julia. Dna 5. julia boil
hlavny slavnostny den, kedy
IL skupin predviedlo svoje
zvyky, tance a spevy. Vajno-
ry ukazaly svoju popularnu
svadbu, Myjava "verbung'
Jablonica "cepcenie neve-
sty' a Osuske ''nosenie pc
rim. Bosaca z Trenc. preu-
kazala "stavanie maja", Ci-
cmany "zbojnfcke tance", u
min "asentfrku", Dojc ga
siangove zvyky", Nor. Lies
kove "obzinky'. 70 stredo-
slovenskych skupin Cierny
Balog ukazal "lesnu pracu",
Hrochot' "satkovec", Zariec
'szatvu' a Vazec "odzemoko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Ceski Nemci majd uz troch
ministrov vo Wade.

Vstup nemeckych krest'.
socialistov do vlady, ktory
nedavno ohlasil min. predse-
da dr.. Hodza, stal sa skut-
kom. 3. julia vymenoval pre-
zident republiky "a noveho
ministra bez dradu "a neme-
cku krest'anskd socialnu stra-
nu poslanca Ervina Zajicka.
(To je tiez ireeity Nemec,
co? A Cesi nam vytykajd, ze
name moe mad'ar6nov.Red. J
Tymto dostavajl nasi Nemci
uz tretieho ministra v c.-s.
Wade okrem min. Spinu a
Czecha. Je to vari primno-
no, ked' ma Z poslancov da-
va sa Nemcom ministersky
rezort a Slovaci 20 poslan-
cami nechavajd sa v opozfcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
r FN -
PlKN1KY
PIKNIK VENCA 131. S. K.
SOKOLIEK v CAMPBELL

Venice 131. Katolickych
Sokoliek v Campbell bude
mat piknik 26. julia ma Pc
trovicovej farme. Povolava-
me vsetkych nasich osadnf-
kov, tiez nasich bratov So
kolov sestry Sokolky, vset-
kych Slovakov z Mahoning
doliny, aby sa prisli zaba-
Wit ma tento piknik. Len
prid'te, neobanujete, lebo
bude vsetkeho dost'. Bude
dobra muzika, akd ste este
nepoculi, lebo viete, ze So
kolky sa znajd zaobstarat o
vsetko dobre. Teda vas sr-
Ideene vopred vitame. Do vi
.denia!
a. Maria Zee, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
VYLET YOUNGSTOWN
SKEHO v NEMOCI PODPO.
RUJUCEHO SPOLKU
- TATRA.

Tento vyrocny vylet Ia
tranov bude uz teraz ma me-
del'u, rs. julia v krasnej "a
hrade pana Jozefa Mudrofla
ma SO. Hazelwood Ave-, kde
j vlani. Jest tam mnoho stro-
NOV, nuz v pade by bolo
vel'mi horuco, tax sa moze-
me uchylit' do chladku pod
tie stromy.
Vybor povolava vsetkych
Slovakov a Slovenky z tejto
ckolice. Je to vyrocity vylet,
tax niktoS neobanuje, ked'
tam pride a sa s nami zaba-
vi. Budeme tam mat cim
zahasit' smad. Bude tam
dost' toho Rennerovho piva
al do kurazu. Bude dobra
muzika a inc zabaviska. V
pade by padal dazd', tax to
odbavime pod skolou sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda ma So. Watt
St.
.
Ma vylet sa mozete dostat'
takto: Vezmite Mahoning
Ave. karu a sijdite S nej ma
So. Hazelwood Ave. a sa
obrat'te ma lavo, tax pride
tie ma urcite miesto.
Do videnia ma 26. jula!
Stefan Novotny, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

Len jedna 20 troch hier
bola zahrana v nedel'u pre-
nedostatok hracov v catach.
Hrala strutherska cata far
rellskou vo Farrell a Stru-
therscania ich spravcom E.
koniakom mali opravdovu ho-
stinu, podmaniac 81 Pennsyl-
vancanov skorom 20 ku 0.
Hra bola 8 iningova a vi
t'azi vyhravali Cd zaciatku
do konca. Petrus dostal vse-
tkych pat zabitov a z tych
boly diva pre- home runy.
Gura dostal pat zabitov v
siestich nastupoch. Najviac
kreditu 81 zasluzil Bunofsky.
ktory znamenite hadzal, tax
re Farrellcanla dOStall len 5
riedkych zabitov oproti "a
zabitom Strutherscanov. Far
rellcania upotrebili troch ha-
dzacov v nadeji, ze zastavia
dtok. M. Orenik, Stacey a
Komara tiez dobre bill, ka-
zdy dostanuc po a zabity
v piatich nastupoch. Polca
hral najlepsie "a porazenu
catu. Struthers svojim Wit az
stvom dostal sa ma druhe
miesto v Jednotarskej lige.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
velkej namahe zachranil "a

velkej namahe zachranil Ia
mdlete deti a ich matky, od-
nasal ich rychle do bezpe-
cia, poskytoval popalenym
prvu pomoc a osetroval ich.
V tejto dobe stala uz stre-
cha domu v plameni. Rychle
privolanf hasicia ohen cosko-
ro uhasili, najma ked' sa
spustil vel'ky lejak. Popale-
ne zeny boly odvezene do
kezmarskej nemocnice, kde
Maria Kamenska akiste 20
mre. Tri d'alsie zeny su tiez
popalene vazne, ale ich stav
je ME beznadejny. Det'om
sa nestalo mic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

Pod vlak, prichadzajdci q
Kosfc, hodil sa v Markusov-
ciach ma Sp.si 25-rocny syn
tamojsej mlynarky, Emil
Rusnak. Bola mu odrezana
hlava. Gin spachal v dusev-
nom pomatenf, ktore no OBJ
cas- zachvatilo, jako nasledok
motorcykloveho nest astia, v
ktorom Dol raneny pred ro-
kom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

Japonsko vynieslo zakon,
ktory znemoznf americkym
automobilkam obchod v ia
ponsku. Doterajsie dielne
florida a General Motors bu-
dd Japonskom vyklpene q
Japoncom bude znemoznene
kupovat' inc auta nezli do
macej vyroby. Takto stratime
desiatky milionov dolarov ma
obchode Japonskom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Vel'k1 burka mad Magurou

Koncom jlna bola mad
Spis. Magurou vel'kA burka,
spojena $ vfchricou. Y tom
udrel hrom do uradovne le-
kara dra A. Kuechela, kto-
II prave stepil novorodenia-
tka proli kiahnam. V leka-
rovej uradovni boly matky
IS 35 det'mi. Doslo medzi nj
mi k panike, najma ked' po
prvom udere hromu zeny
zbadaly, ze sest' zien blesk
popalil a ked' s hrozou spo-
zorovaly, ze mad hlavou i'm
hori strecha. Nest astne ze-
ny 50 srutily ma zenn v bez-
vedomi. Lekar vsak nestra-
til duchapritomnost', q po
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

- Ked' mate svadbu, kr-
stiny, pohrab, jubileum: a.
lebo ked sa u vas stane ne
hoda; alebo ked' sa vase die
TIA dopracovalo 1spechu -
napiste 0 tom zpravu do 70.
Slov. Novin. Zpravy uverej-
hujeme zdarma nasim pred
platitel'om.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
STEELTON NCN-PARTISAN I'M
PRovEMENT CLUB.

Sch6dzu odbvva kazdy mesiac
poslednu nedel u.
Predseda PaveI Roth. podpredseda
Jozef T. Martin taiomnik Andrei
Skelnar pok ladnik Stefan Jochman.
dozorca maietku Michal Seman
straz dveri Jan Dzuroff.
Klubova adresa: Andrew Sklenar.
Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
cfSLo 1888. PENN. SLOW. r. A OR.
K. JEDNOTY v CAMPBELL. o.

Urad: Jan Matvey Iredseda. 96
Adams st.. Campbell. O. - Michal
Cvengros. taiomnik. l79 Reed Ave-.
Campbell. Ohio. - Jan Mraz, poklad-
MIX. Box 500. Struthers. Ohio.
Sch6dze odbfva kazdd A. nedel'u
mesiaci pod r. k. kostolom sv. Ja-
ma Krst. ma Reed Ave.. Campbell O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Stav ciat v SLOW. Lige
Hry ma nedel'u

Hry ma nedelu
Cata osady P. Marie s Ca
tou osady sv. Jana v Gordon
parku v Campbell.
Lansingville s catou osa-
dy Mena Jezis ma Borts hri-
sku ma Steelton.
Kultur cata s Farrellcan-
mi vo Farrell.
Haselton s catou osady sv.
Petra a Pavla v Struthers.
Lansingvillcania zvit'azili!
Lansingvillski Slovaci po-
razili catu gr. kat. osady sv.
Petra a Pavla 20 Struthers
Z ku 4 ma Shady Run hrisku.
Ia tri iningy trval vel'ky boj
medzi hadzacmi, Guy Nc
Kenzie a Carbon Scott.
Mckenzie oslabnul vo stvr-
tom a bol vystriel'any z po-
zicie Lansingvillcanmi, ktori
dostali pat obehov a pat
zabitov. Scott bol yo vybor-
nom stave a v nebezpeci len
raz, v siedmom, ked' Stru-
therscania dostali Cd neho
styri zabity a skorovali tri O.
behy. Scott vybil IA hracov
a do siedmeho iningu dovo-
iii len jeden zabit.
Hraci z caty osady sv. Pc
ira a Pavla behalf po bazach
velmi nepozorne, takze stra-
till viacere prilezitosti ma
skorovanie. L'avak Stricek s
dvoma singlami a jednou du'
plou a Michalovo Vanikovc
zabijanie a hadzanie vynika.
Ii v tejto hre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
OSLAVA PATRONKY SP.
SV. AMY MA LANSING.
WILLIE.

! Spolok sv. Amy, c. 1853.
sP. S. z. j.. ziada svoje i'd
ikyne, aby sa vsetky zucast-
3nily svatej spovedi dina 25.
julia a v nedel'u rano, 26.
julia 0 $3.50 pristdpime spo-
slocne ku sv. prijfmaniu. Ia
sv. omsa bude sluzena "a Ii
We a zomrele sestry tohoto
spolku. s uctou, ~
Maria PaGuta, zap,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Spolkove Zpravy
POLROCNA SCHODZA HA-
SELTONSKEHO TATRA
SPOLkU.

Haseltonsky Spolok Ia
ira bude mat polrocnd scho-
dzu ma .nedel'u, 26. julia 0 /.
hodins v hale sv. Alzbety.
Budd citane polrocne ucty.
~Udovia sd ziadanf prfst' a
vyrovnat' 81 dlhy. -
S bratskym pozdravom,
Jan Basista, uct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

80 Ma veGierkoch, na ro-
dinnych zxbav&ch. na sch5-
dzach spomehte u No vy5-
siu slovenskd Skolu ' clsvs-
lAnde!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Farrell 10, Haseton 7

- Len v Youngstownskych
Slovenskych Novinach sa do.
citate o slovenskom zivote ma
Mahoning dollne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

Ma veGierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych z6bavach, ma sch6-
dzach spomente 81 ma Vys.
stu Slovenskd Skolu ' Cleve-
lande!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

Hry ma nederu
Steelton a Struthers vo
Struthers o 8. popoludni.
Farrell a Campbell ma Lof-
tus o 1915 pop.
Lansingville a Haselton ma
Oakland o 1915 pop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE NovINY
Slovenska Baseball
Liga


Medicine vysledky
Lansingville z, cata osady
sv. Petra a Pavla A.
Cata osady sv. Jana 20,
cata Kultur klubu 10.
Cata osady Panny Marie
Z, cata osady Mena Jezis 6.
Farrell 10, Haselton Z.
W Ca. S:>a go CI~- Isco
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Vit'azstvo Saty osady Fanny
Marie

Cata gr. kat. osady P. Ma
rie 20 Steeltonu hrala v ne
delu S druhou steeltonskou
catou, osady Mena Jezis a
wit azila skorom 7 ku 6 ma
Borts hrisku. Wit azna cata
sa dostala do vyhody v pr
vych dvoch iningoch, skoru-
juc sest' razy.
Cata osady Mena Jezis da-
la sa do ofenzivy ku koncu
hry a skoro ju poviazala, ale
Ben Tucci, novy hadzac ca
ty osady P. Marie boil posla-
nv ma zachranu Kozerica a
zastavil utok. Marx a Kris z
caty osady M. Jezis hrali do
bre. Delon vyborne zabijal
lobdu "a catu osady P. M.
Cata sv. Jana 20, Kulturs 10
" Campbell bol zapas
medzi miestnymi catami, z
ktoreho Wit 'azne vysla cata
osady sv. jana KrstitePa, 20
ku 10. Elko a Martinko dar-
mo sa unuvali zastavit' utok
superov.
Vedeni Lewym PARENT,
ktory prastil diva home runy,
hraci osady sv. jana obehli
bazy sest' razy v tret'om a
sedem razy v siestom iningu.
Kulturcani ukazali tiez, co
vedia, ked' v siestom inlngu
urobili devat' obehov. Elko
tn udrel home run, ked' boly
bazy zaplnene. Jozef Brayer
s dvoma singlami a jednou
duplou sa zadrzal najlepsie
S kyjom z caty sv. jana.
Farrell 10, Haseton 7
Gaia Farrell Theatres do
stala sa medzi vit'azov po
dvoch porazkach, nabijuc ca
tn Haselton Dodgers 10 ku Z
ma farrellskom hrisku.
Mike Lyden hadzal "a Far
rell dobre az ku posledku
hry, kedy popustil. Haselton
nemal v svojej cate jana a
Andreja Garcar a Eda Het-
manskeho. Matej Wansach
uderil pre- home run "a Ha-
selton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Starenka xasypan& bola
povalou.

V Dravciach pri Levoci
sa v noci srutila povala do
mu, v ktorom spala 86-rocna
Maria Krajnakova. Bola Ia
sypana troskami q usmrtena.
Najdena bola mrtva len rA-
no.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
Jednotarska Base
ball Liga

Pfse Jan B. Hassay, tai.
Stav ciat v Jednotarskej
Lige
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
TECHNICALITY IS RAISED IN CASE
Appeal of Puerto Rican Political Leader Strikes
 JurisdiCtiOnaI Snag

Boston, Oct. 7.-(UP).-The ape peal of President Pedro Albizu Campos of the nationalist party in Puerto Rico, facing long prison term for alleged sedition, struck a jurisdictional snag in the U. s. cir cult court of appeals here today.
 Federal Judge George H. Bing- ham continued the hearing until 2 D. m. after pointing to legal tech- nicality which, he believed, might result in the case being thrown out of court.
 Albizu Campos, who was educated at Harvard University, and eight national associates were convicted in federal court at San Juan July 31 and sentenced to varying terms in Atlanta penitentiary. The charges involved 8 plot to overthrow the U. s. government in Puerto Rico and establish the islands independence.
 The appeal was scheduled for hearing here because Puerto Rico is in this district of the U. s. cir cult court.
 Arthur D. Hill, a Boston lawyer, lad just started his opening ad- dress when Judge Bingham inter- rupted to say there was serious jurisdictional question involved. It developed that the case may be dis posed of without decision and for this reason the hearing was deferred until 2 D. m., to allow counsely time to find some legal answr to Judge Bingham's jurisdictinal question.
 The case came from the federal d..z-trict court of Puerto Rico under the new rule of the U. s. supreme court in criminal cases. Judge Bingham read this new rule, point ing out that it does not include any district courts outside of the United States proper.
 When Hill reminded the court that the prosecution and defense had agreed to handle the appeal un- der the new rule, Judge Bingham remarked:
 "You cannot convey jurisdiction by agreement"
 Hill said it would be "very un- fortunate" if the case were to go oil on technical error causing the defendants to lose substantial rights"
 Sitting with Judge Bingham were Judges Scott Wilson and James M. Morton, Jr. The prosecution was in charge of Colonel Amos w. w.. Woodcock, former national prohi- bition administrator, and U. S. Dis trict Attorney Cecil Snyder of Puerto Rico, while Rep. Vito Mar cantonio (R) New York, Gilberto Conceptione de Grassa and Hill ap- peared for the defense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
KNOX FINISHES
 JERSEY TRIPS

Paterson, N. J., Oct. 7-(UP)- Frank Knox, republican vice pres idential candidate, concluded a two- day speaking tour of New Jersey today by centering his attack on the democratic platform of 1882.
 He charged in platform speeches at South Elizabeth, New Brunswick and Trenton that "the democrats, from the president down, had failed to live up to the platform pledges"
 Speaking here last night, Knox charged the "crew of fanatics" con- ducting the New Deals reelection campaign with turning the govern ment into "a grab-bag for organ ized minorities." He predicted the nation would lend in disaster" un- less the Roosevelt administration was defeated and return made to the ancient principles of fair, sane, honest and impartial govern ment."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07

Washington, D. C., October 6, 1886: - Senator Lonergan (democrat), Connecticut, today communicated with the twenty-fifth national safety congress meeting in Atlantic City and with the Women's Traffic Club of Greater New York which will meet there Friday, inviting their suggestions for highway safety leg islation for the next session of congress.
 Proposed Amendment
 Senator Lonergan advised both organizations that he was success full in having an amendment to the Federal Highway Act adopted in the last congress which, provides that no part of the highway appropria- ton shall be approved for expendi- ture on any higway unless proper safety protective devices shall be installed or are in operation al any highway and railroad grade crossings or drawbridges on that portion of the highway with re- spect to which such expenditures are to be made, and providing that such devices comply with standards de- termined by the U. s. Bureau oi Public Roads at that, time as being adequate. He described this as one of the major accomplishments oi the last congress in the interest ot safety on highways, in view of the rapid increase in the number of fatalities at such crossings and bridges during the past few years
 Appropriations
 The action of congress in appro- priating $50000 to the secretary ot commerce for furthering the work of the Accident Prevention Commis- sion, and another $75.000 for study and research of the traffic condi- tions by the Bureau of Public Roads was pointed out in the senator's communication.
 Senator Lonergan announced that several safety control measures are already being prepared for the conl- ing congress, including his one bill
 
 to authorize the establishing of a Safety Standards Commission com posed of representatives of the In- terstate Commerce Commission, the Bureau of Public Roads and the War Department, who would estab- fish standards with which all appli- cants for federal aid funds. bridge construction permits and other privileges, must comply before qual- flying. Other contemplated legis- lation would also enlarge the scope of the Interstate Commerce Com mission in regulating railroad safety devices at grade crossings.
 Cooperation
 Tn preparation for his efforts to enact safety legislation, Senator
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
ALIENATION CLAIM 1
 IS DENIED TODAY
Defendants in Hartford Case May Collect All
 Taxable Costs

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 7-(UP)- A decision filed by Superior Court Judge Ernest A. Inglis today de- nied a $25,O00 alienation of affec- tions suit instituted by Mrs. Hen " H. Higby, West Hartford, against MT. and Mrs. Alfred G. Nye, also of that town. Judge Inglis per- mitted the defendants to recover all taxable costs in the case.
 The court stated: "The cause for arrangement of MT. Higby from the plaintiff. so far as it lies outside of MT. Higby's attitude toward his wife, is the plaintiffs own attitude and conduct toward him."
 Since 1932," Judge Inglis said, Mrs. Higby's chief occupation has been the search for pleasure" Re- lating the Higby's close friendship with the Nyes, the court pointed out that many parties attended by the two families "degenerated into mere drunks." And fin these par ties," it was said, "the plaintiffs conduct was no more commendable than the rest of the group"
 Judge Inglis said "the idea that Mrs. Nye was alternating her hus- bands affections was possibly sug- gested and in any event certainly encouraged by the advice and in- nuendos of at least two women friends who like herself had no particular occupation except seek ing pleasure, and who clearly want ed the stimulation of the thrill of drama, as one of them said, 'un- folding before their eyes They willingly read into the situation of drama which, as far as the evil dence discloses, was not there.
 When couples are together so much and under such circumstance es there are bound to be occur rences which the suspicious mind can interpret as evil, but which are entirely innocent"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
SONS OF AMERICA

Preparations for an impressive local reception to Hugh c. Mitch ell of StateviIle, N. O., national president of the Patriotic Order of Sons of America, were chosen at a meeting of Washington Camp which took place at Mechanics hall last night. Annou lcelnes was made that the tall, to be delivered upon the occasion of MT. Mitchell's visit will be on Americanism and that the general public will be in vited. Mir. Mitchell in company with Herman Miller of Easton, Pa, will arrive here on October 18th.
 The committee appointed to complete plans for the reception includes: Claude B. Link, chair man, William Candee, Arthur Daniels, Nelson Bellmay and Louis Curtis, state president; publicity, Weston Carter, chairman, Herman Valentine, Claude F. Link and Arr thur Daniels; decorations, William Watson, Earl Ranslow and Charles Tierney; entertainment, Paul Couch, William Peck, William Beebe, Fred Goodan and Fred Gould.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07

years was S27. That is why anti Roosevelt men here say, You can't beat it."
 To finance his miniature Okla homa New Deal program, Marland proposed increasing the existing sales tax from one to three per cent. He raised the gross produc- ton oil tax from three to five per cent. He increased income tax rates and lowered the exemption brackets. The legislature refused to raise the sales tax. But in a state referendum the voters finally ap- proved Marland's social security project, voted an additional one per cent sales tax upon themselves. But the voters of Oklahoma wanted no more of Marland and his state New Deal.
 There is no radical third party threat to MT. Roosevelt in this state. The only notable bolt is that ot former Governor William H. (Al- falfa BID Murray who is stump ing the state against MT. Roosevelt's "squandermania and squander- maniacs." Father Coughlin's Lemke is not on the presidential ballot and is not likely to be.
 Powerful in Oklahoma politics are members of the Baptish church. They punished Marland in the sem atorial primary for aiding a pro- posal to repeal the states constitu- tional prohibition amendment. But the national prohibition repeal issue does not appear to have been raised effectively by the republicans against MT. Roosevelt. It might make a vote-getting republican argument in this state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
Stokes Unit

Members of the auxiliary to Sylvester J. Stokes post voted last night at a meeting held at St. Joseph's parochial school to as- sist in the arrangements for the post dinner dance to be held at AS Green street on Saturday, Oc- tober 17th, when all local veteran units will be represented among those in attendance. All state chapters of the Lithuanian Le- zion will also be represented.
 The women were informed that popular prices will prevail and that the general public has been invited to attend. A committee ap- pointed to represent the auxiliary consists of President Mrs. Anna Bruzas, Anna Vaitukaitis, and Mrs. Joseph Bender.
 The prize awarded last night was won by Miss Elizabeth Nich- Ols of North Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
Behind The Lines
D. A. V.

The Waterbury Chapter of Dis abled American Veterans voted last night at a meeting held at Knights of Pythias hall to be rep resented in the Columbus Day parade which takes place in this city on Sunday afternoon. It was also voted to turn out for the Armistice Day parade on Novem- Der 11th. Edward Kelly, national rehabilitation officer of the D. A. V. spoke on several new cases now under the consideration of the beard of appeals.
 The chapter adopted resolutions on the death of Danny Shea, famous member of the national order who died recently at New ington hospital. A copy of the resolutions will be forwarded to the veterans family in Holyoke, Mass. ...
 Announcement was made by Commander John P. Barry, pre- siding officer that the chapter and auxiliary will hold 8 joint meet ing and social on Tuesday evening October 2Oth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
Stocks Are Firm At Opening Of Market
Bonds Also Firm-DOIlar Continues to Rise-Rails
 Steady; Oils Range Towards Years Highs

with several around the years highs Farm shares were in demand. Motol shares and steels were steady. Rub- bers, mercantile shares and some utilities advanced.
 New York Central came out 2.O0e shares at 48 3-4 up Ia and equal to the years high; International Harvester 1000 at 88 l-4 up 1-4; International Paper preferred 65 up 1-8; U. s. Steel 75 IA up Ia and equal to the high; General Motors II unchanged; Standard of New Jersey GA Ia up 3-8.