davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
w. Jednotarsky Den Mahoning
Shenango okresu KJ. %. augusta
Bude pozemkoch osady najsv Trojice Struthers
Vybor pripravuje bohaty program Budu povedane re-
Gi, bude baseball hra so koske cviGenie.

tejto oslavy bude uverejneny
neskorsie a tax MET ziad-
nej priciny, aby sme nema-
Ii stopercentnd .navstevu. A
tiez ziadame, ably kazdy u
radnik cisiel tejto okolice
j bol pritomnS. -. .e........ -. !:
Co sa tyka pozemkov, ia
ktorych sa odbavuju nase
Jednotarske Dni, to vsetci
viete, celia verejnost' ma
tejto okolici, kde su pozem-
ky osady sv. Trojiee. Osla-
va sa zacne o II. hodine ra-
no a potrva az do noci. W.
Dor zarucuje, re sa dobre
zabavite.
TAX este raz vas ysetkych
povolavame, bratov sestry
K. J. a najma M. O., tiez
nasich priatel'ov z inych Or
ganizacii tejto okolice, ably
ste sa prisli S nami zabavit'
Teda odlozte vsetky vase
plany a mech ma nedel'u, %.
augusta t. r. vasa costa sme-
ruje ku w. Jednotarskcmu
Dnu. Uist'ujeme vas, ze bu-
dete sa dobre citit' medzi
nami.
S bratskym pozdravom,
Jozef G. Vascak,
hi. podpreds. K. J.
Jozef c. Stanko,
predseda okresu.
Jan B. Hassay,
tajomnik okresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
PYTAJU ST $500
DENNU MZDU

Zamestnanci Carnegie-Il-
linois Steel Corporation v
chicagskom distrikte podali
prostrednfctvom svojich "a
stupcov v kompanickej uni
ziadost' 0 podvysku place
ma $500 denne pre- obycaj-
nych robotnikov z terajsich
$3.76. Naproti tomu nacel-
mix organizovania oceliar-.
skych robotnfkov v tom di-
strikte, Van A. Bittner tvr-0
di, re ziadost' o podvysku
nebola podana.
V Pittsburhgu zamestnan-
ci Carnegie-Illinois Steel o.,
dopreli prijat' nabidku pla-
tenia cas- pol "a pracu prez
cas-, lebo ze by 2 toho ne
mali ziaden prospech.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Jednotarska Base
ball Liga
Pise Jan B. Hassay, tai.

V nedel'u haseltonska ca
ia pokracovala V svojom Vi
t'azom pochode, poraziac
Lansingvillcanov skorom 18
ku /.
Farrellcania sa tiez W.
borne zadrzali, vyhrajuc hru
ss Campbellcanmi 16 ku 8.
Steeltonska. cata, 4. .ktora
ma v tejto druhej polsezone
jednu priehru, wit azila mad
Struthersom v nedel'u 9 ku
2.
Hry ma nedel'u
Campbell zapasi so Steel
tonom ma Borts hrisku O
1915.
Haselton bude hrat' S ca
tou Youngstown ma Shady
Run o 1915.
Lansingville odcestuje dc
Farrell. Tato hra sa zapoc.
ne o 2:30 popoludni.
Stav Giat v Jednotarskej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Radostna zvest' :!
v slovenskej ev. cirkvi ~.
Emmanuela v Youngstown
bude instalacia dvctp. farSra
Jana Zornana v nedel'u.

Ano, radostna zvest', lebo
sa Pan ;postaral al o tito
malickd cirkev, do ktorej
Vyslal svojho sluzobnika "a
duchovneho spravcu v oso-
be dvct. p. farara jana Zor-
mana, skoncivsieho teologi-
cke studia seminar v st.
Louis, Mo-, dina 5. juna. Po-
volanie v nasej cirkvi prijal
dina 80. juna.
z tejto prflezitosti bude
usporiadana ordinaena a in
Stalacna slavnost' v prvu ne
del'u augusta, t. j. 2. augu-
sta. Slavnostne sluzby Bozie
sa zapocnu rano o 10. hodi-
ne. Kazat' bude dvct. p. ia
rar FIR. Macina 20 Steuben-
vile, Ohio a ordinacny a in
stalacny akt prevedie dvct.
p. farar Andrej Hvizdak 20
Sharon, Pa, z poverenia
predsedu Synody, dvctp. IA
rara Jana S.. Bradaca z
Whiting, Indiana.
Pri tejto prilezitosti srde-
Gne povolavame bratov a
sestry .vo Were vysspomenu-
tych cirkvi, ako al vsetkych
slov. ev., ktorym bude moz-
no prist' a -sa nielen spoloc-
ne radovat', ze sa o mas Pan
postaral, ale no al spolocne
oslavovat' a mu vrele d'a-
kovat' "a Jeho dobrodenia,
ksore cd Neho kazdodenne
riifmame. :. :, :. -. ....s.....,.,..s... 9, -
Po skoncenf cirkevnych o.
bradov bude spolocny obed
dolu v spodnej miestnosti, a
aby SINE sa mohli pripravit'
priali by SINE 81, ably nam
vsetci, ktori majd volu prist'
to oznamili ma adresu 21 N.
Whitney Ave., Youngstown,
jestli by bolo nome do So
boty.
Ia cirkev SLOW. a. v. sv.
Emmanuela
Juraj Puhalla,
dopisovatel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
SLOVENSKE DIETA
RANENE AUTOM

Eleanor Donbolik, 9-rocne
dievcatko z SO Park Ave.,
Struthers. bola t'azko rane-
ma v sobotu autom, ktory
riadil Myers Meredith tiez
z tel ulice. Dievca utrpelo
rany ma hlave a hrdle.
V utorok zabita bola ma
rohu Elm st. a Broadway v
Youngstown Mrs. Anna Gra-
ham, ked' sla ma pohrab.
Zabita bola v srazke dvoch
automobilov. Toho roku "a
bite bolo v nasom meste a
okolf automobilami uz % o.
sob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Ctenym citatel'om
a dopisovatel'om

Pocnuc ID. augusta, tieto
budu tlacene kazdy
tyzden vo stvrtok a ME v
ako tomu bolo dosa-
vad'. Pricin je Wac, ale hlav-
nou je ia, ze SINE vzdy trpli,
ci citatelia dostanu svoje
noviny nacas v sobotu. Me
kedy sa mohlo stat, ze sa
stroje pokazia v posledny
den pred vyndenim novin a
v takom pade by citatelia
neboli dostali svoje noviny
v sobotu, ale az v ponde-
lok. Niektorf citatelia, me-
novite ma farmach byvajuci
noviny zriedka dostanu v So
botu, ale az v pondelok. To-
muto chceme tiez urobit' ko-
nice. Tlacenim novin vo stvr-
tok, citatelia ich dostanu pc
poste uz V piatok popolu-
dni ktorym chodily dote-
raz v pondelok, budu ich
mat v rukach najneskorsie
V sobotu.
Toto zariadenie ale vyza.
duje iste zmeny V redakcii
Pc prve, dopisy musej1 byt'
v redakcii do utorku vece.
ra, ak maju byt' V tom tyz.
dni uverejnene. V stredu sa
neprijmu k uverejneniu zia.
dine dlhsie dopisy a zpravy
len tie, ktore su vyznamne
a kratke. Ma dlhe dopisy re-
dakcia uz v stredu nebude
mat casu, lebo vtedy sa uz
bude robit' prva strana, O
hlasky, a korektura celycf
novin. To je dost' prace pre-
/ iedneho cloveka ma ten den
Treba mat ma zreteli, ze j
toto tyzdennik a ME dennik
ze sa ma nom pracuje tyz
den a ME den, a preto mus
byt' praca podelena.
konecne, redakcia budt
mat uradne hodiny cd 10
do IL. dopoludnia pre- oh
chodne navstevy a telefono
We rozhovory.
Oznamujeme toto vopred
aby kazdemu bolo umozne
ne s nami kooperovat.
Redakcia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
RAKUSKO VRATILO
HAPSBURGOM MAJETKY


Rakuska vlada vratila ma
jetky Hapsburgov v Raki-
sku, ktore i'm boly zhabane
po shodeni ich dynastie s
rakdskeho tr6nu. Hovorf sa,
ze je to BALKAN ma srdcia
Hapsburgov, ktori sa lfali
dostat' ma rakdsky tr6n q
rakdsko-nemecke vyrovnanie
i'm to prekazilo.
Hapsburgske majetky Y
rakdsku sd obrovske, iddce
do sta milionov 6ilingov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
REKORDNA VYROBA
OCELE " NEMECKU

$ 4 = 2 u +
Nemecko tax zbroji, ze
vo vyrobe ocele dosiahlo
rekordu v svojej historic. v
jtni vyrobene bolo v Meme
cku 1,63O,8OO ton ocele q
"a prvych sest mesiacov to-
no roku 100000 ton, opro-
II 7,617.000 tonam vlani q
len 1900, 900 tonam v 1882.
Toxic ocele nevyrabalo Ne
mecko ami "a vojny. Je "a
Spoj. Statmi na druhom mie-
ste Y svetovej vyrobe ocele.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

Mill bratia a sestry! Jako
po inc roxy, tax al tento ro-
bime pripravy ku stvrtemu
Jednotarskemu Dnu. Tie Je-
dnotarske Dni su vel'mi W.
znamne slavnosti v zivote
nasej organizbcie, nasieh ie7
dnotarov a vobec vsetkych
Slovakov ma nasej okolici.
Toho roku chceme, ably slav-
most tato bola co najskve-
lejsia. Chceme, ably spolocne
nase cisla, ktore su v ma
som okrese Mahoning a She
mango Valley, a cele Glen
stvo bralo dcast' ma tejto
nasej kazdorocnej slavnosti.
Jednotarske Dni su obnove-
MIN bratskej lasky a po-
vzbudenim k d'alsej praci
"a nasu organizaciu, po-
vzbudenim nasej katolickej
bratskej slovenskej hrdosti a
naseho jednotarskeho a brat
skeho povedomia.
Teraz sa nase pomery o.
bratily k lepsiemu. A ked'
81 pozreme, co SINE prezili
"a minule styri roxy, tax
dnes mozeme vzdychnut' a
d'akovat' Panu Bohu, ze
SINE prezili tie kriticke ro-
ky. Trpeli SINE vsetcia, al
nasa Jednota. Ale cato ne
smieme stat, ale musime
stale dopredu ist' a prina-
vratit' to, co SINE stratili.
A nesmieme zapominat' ami
ma zakladatel'ov nasej mi
lei organizacie a ma tie vel'-
ke obety, ktore oni priniesli
"a nasu organizaciu. Dnes
sa vyzaduje cd kazdeho je-
dnotara, aby pracoval a o.
betoval "a svoju organiza-
ciu.
Bratia a sestry! Nemal by
chybovat' ziadon jednotar a
jednotarka ma tejto slavno-
sti. Prid'te vsetci celymi
rodinami. Obnovte svoje
stare priatelstva a tiez u
robte 81 priatelstva a brat
skd lasku medzi svojimi. A
prosime al bratov a sestry
z Warren, Niles, Hubbard,
Sharon, Farrell a New Cas-
tie, aby sa tiez tejto slavno-
sti zdcastnili.
Mahoning a Shenango o.
kres s vyborami a cislami u
silovne pracujl a pripravujd
vel'mi bohaty program pre-
tento den. Ufame, ze bude
to naivacsia jednotarska sla-
vnost'. Bude vel'mi bohaty
al recnicky program. A bu-
dd nase baseballove caty
zapasit' 2 nasej ligy jedno-
tarskej. Budl i sokolske cvi-
Eby a tiez slovenska muzi-
ka, pri ktorej mozete tan
covat' do polnoci. Bude j
obcerstvenie. Celt program
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Is NAMORNfKOV
ZAHYNULO v JAZERl

V jazeri Michigan zato-
pila sa nakladna lod' Ma
terial Service" a nou i Is
clenov jej posadky. Siedmi
sa zachranili. Lod' viezla
1000 ton piesku do So. CHI
caga. Jazero bolo rozbnre-
ne, lod' 50 odrazu nachyli-
Ia q prekotila. Katastrofa So
udala v stredu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
HARVESTER PLATf
BONUS ROBOTNlKOM

international Harvester Co.
ktora vyraba zatevne a inc
farmarske stroje, mala do
bru zatvu ziskov, S ktorymi
sa teraz ide rozdelit' j S ro-
botnikmi. Ktori robotnfci su
zamestnani u tel spolocno-
rok, dostanu jeden tyzdnovy
extra plat a ktori pracujd
vyse dvoch rokov, dostand
dva-tyzdnovy plat extra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

Hry ma nedelu
Kulturs Haseltonom ma
Oakland hrisku.
Sv. Petra a Pavla s catou
osady sv. Jana v Gordon
parku.
Lansingville S catou osa-
dy P. Marie ma Borts.
Cata osady Mena Jezis s
Farrellcanmi vo Farrell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
DOSTANEME NIzSIE
RATY IA ELEKTRINU

Sam Sites, hlavny spravca
Ohio Edison Co. v Youngs-
town oznamil, ze je ochotny
vyjednavat' s mestskou ra-
dou nizsie raty "a elektri-
nu. Mestska rada chce take
raty, AXE ma Akron, ktore
su hodne nizsie cd nasich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Pamatniky zdarnla
pre- spolky q kluby
Mech % hISsia . ne y redah-
eli tie spolky : kluby, ktor&
prispely na ich tlaSenie.

( 81 X ) + # s sl4 ss Z. =
Tie spolky q kluby sloven-
sk6, ktor6 prispely svojilni
ohlaskami ma vytlacenie Pa
matnikov zajazdu maticn5ch
delegatov ma Mahoning dor.
linu, obdrzia Pamatniky ~
darmo, ked' 81 o ne prihl |. ..
sia Y redakcii, kde boIy NO.
zene prednaskovym vtbc
rom K rozdaniu. Je ich niS \
kofko sto kusov, preto r
ujde I mich mnOh htn
kom : klubom. j3a d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
$4,000 BEZ PRACE
" YOUNGSTOWN

Youngstown ma $4,000
robotnikov bez prace, o 5000
menej ako pred rokom. z
tych $4,000 asi sest' tisic
pracuje ma nddzovych pr&-
each.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
V Spanielsku tecie
krv v pr1doch
1000 lojalnych bojovnikov
zmasakrovane Revolutionary
mi pri Zaragoze. Vlada zha-
bala vsetky cirkevne maje-
tky. .Bitky su ma mnohych
miestach.

V Spanielsku zuri velka
obcianska vojna, v ktorej
tecie krv otcov, synov, ma
tick a deer V prudoch. Do
sial' MET nadeje ma ukonce-
ME tejto bratovrazedlnej
vojny, ba boje stavaju sa e.
ste vacsimi a zurivejsfmi.
St 'astie sa ustavicne meni;
raz vlada oznamuje vit'az-
stvo, raz fasisticki revoluci-
onari. .-
Vo vysokych horach, asi
60 mill mad Madridom, HI.
mestom krajiny, boly zdrive
boje, v ktorych Wade lojal-
ne vojska wit azily. Ale re-
volucionari znovu posbiera-
Ii silly a znovu tiahnu ma
priesmyky,' stojace i'm v ce-
ste do Madridu. VeliteP re-
volucionarov vyhlasil, re te-
raz priesmyky iste dobyje a
| v sobotu ze bude v Madri-
de. Vlada poslala 1000 do
datocnych bojovnikov ma
ten front, ably pomohli "a
stavit' napor.
Pri zaragoze revoluciona-
rom podarilo sa lapit' do
pasce armadu lojalistov, kto-
ri ich sli vytisnit' z toho
vyznamneho mesta. Revolu.
cionari zmasakrovali 2,OOC
| viadnych bojovnikov, ostat
nj sa rozprchli. Nova vladns
armada, pocitujuca 10000
muzov, pochoduje znovu ma
Zaragozu.
Vlada nariadila vseobec.
MI mobilizaciu v uzemi, '
ktorom vladne. Wac ako po,
krajiny maju revolucionari
v rukach. Do vladneho vol.
ska hlasia sa dievcata VIC
vel'kom pocte.
Vlada vydala nariadenie
ably behom piatich dni vse,
TEX cirkevny majetok, 'zahr.
nujdc i kostoly, skoly a kla
story, bol zhabany. Vlads
vzala do kontroly cely prie
mysel a obchodne lod'stvo
Boly zpravy, ze zhabala
americke automobilove to
varne v Barcelona s icl
peniazmi, ale vlada sa O
svedcila, re je to ME prav
da. Ale odoprela dat obr
neny vlak americkym obca
nom, ma ktorom by sa do
viezli k moru, ably boil cd
vezenf domov ma americke
valecnej lodi. Amerikani u
tekaju 20 Spanielska i n;
nechranenych vlakoch, tai
rizikujuc svoje zivoty.
Vazne obavy panuju, 4
z tejto revolucie povstan'
nebezpecie svetovej vojny
Francuzsky premier Blum O
znamil v senate, ze francuz
ska vlada bude akiste mute
ma pomahat' spanielskej via
de municiou, aby tax pre-
kazila obkolesenie Franci,
fasistickymi diktatorstvam
Naproti tomu Mussolini
Hitler chcd co najucinnejsi
pomahat' revolucionarom
vft'azstvu. Hitler uz al pc
slal tri najvacsie valecne lo
de ku spanielskym brehon
ably "chranily zauimy Ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31

- Ma veSierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych z6bavich, na sch6-
dxach sponente 81 na Vys-
siu Slovenskd Skolu ' Cleve-
landel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-31
Slovenska Baseball
Liga
Pise Mike Kornick, tai.

Medicine vysledky
Cata osady P. Marie 10,
sv. Jana 9.
Farrell 3, Kulturs /.
I.ansingyiiie !, Mena Je-
lis 6.
Sv. Petra a Pavla 10, Ha-
selton 9.
Stav siat v SLOW. Lige
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21

fn . statement today, Miss Edna Harmon, local administrative supers visor of educational projects, ans slounced that few local teachers have been appointed to attend . series of lectures on safety and first aid which will be given in Hartford soon by Gerald urinnell, under tho supervision of Charles. J. PrOhaska, of tho state board Of edu.. cation, In order to have qualified for appointments to attend these lectures, the persons were to have been college graduates or trained nlrNes, The courses will begin some time in the near future and it is expected that c completion or the course will take about three weeks Tine course has been divided into two separate units. Training in safety education with special em. phasis on automotive safety, VIII DO given ct the same time as tho first aid course,
 Upon completion of this training the teachers will return to their re. speOtlve cities and take up the task of educating men who arc working on protects. Tine focal teachers VIII take classes Of one man from each project end lecture t0 them oil the aubjects Of first old and on auto- motive sAfety. There gre, it is be- lleved, but ten cities that have representatives, appointed to attend these lectures and the work cut out for the teachers is no moan task. The waterbury teachers will not only have to cover the city proper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21
HARTFORD MAN ROTARY GUEST
Robert ZahOur Explains Origin of Better Light.
 Better Sight"

Robert zahcur of the Hartford of. flCes of the Connecticut Light c Power O., was the guest speaker at the weekly luncheon Of the Roe tarians at the Elton today. No spoke on the topic "Better Light. Better Sight" end enlarged on the sups iOct and origin of this slogan.
 Called upon today by pr. William 0reonberg to speak on the death of King George, Rev. pr. John Q. Walker stated ho had been . rebi- dent in England for nine years and that hO clearly understood why the monarch was % beloved by his subjects. "Y happen to Do Q thor- ough. .aolng democrat" said. pr, Walker, but ! have on even great. CT respect for the recently departed king" pr. Walker ais0 spoke oe the dead ruler As Ofle of tho worlds greatest gentlemen.
 Edward Angevlne reported . few more pledges on the milk funo oi the club and gave the present total as i2,Oib quarts. The goal b lS,s GOO. Robert Leach reported the Noe tAriAns had declsiveiy beaten the RiwAnis Friday in . bowling match ct the Waterbury club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21
TRIAL OF FRANK
 PALKA RESUMED

Bridgeport. Conn.,, Jan. 2i--tUP) -ITrial of Frank Palka, Buffalo. N' F., accused of killing two policemen during . radio store robbery. efi- tered It's second week today before Superior Court Judge John A. Cor nell and jury, Tine aS-yearsold avia- ton worker is fighting to escape the electric chair as the slayer of sergt. Thomas Keafney and Patrolman Wilfred Walker last Sept. 3i as they stepped from . radio cruiser car.
 one witness, . police reporter, hes identified Palka as the gunitiah who fired point blank at the officers who stopped him to question him about c package he carried under his arm. 1t was believed to have been Q S30 radio stolen from the Gilman Music Store. 4 second witness, Q brother of Palka's roommate, testified Palka came to his room the night of the shooting and excitedly told him five Just shot two cops"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21
TRAFFIC DELAYED BY SNOW DRIFTS
Workmen Battling Un. precedent Condition
 Due to Storm

Traffic conditions that rank with the worst ln the oltys history have prevailed oil over Waterbury since Sundays heavy snow, T'leupA by the score, doEens of minor tniShaps, and delay after delay for street ears busses and private cars have marked yesterday and today.
 liven main streets Of the city have snow piled high for Into tho road. way and allow A vehiculAr pAsswAy less than the width Of two cars Ger after car hos been inar00netl in drifts when forced to edge of the center Of the road ct tho ap- preach 0f another car.
 Nvety main street in the clty haA had trafAc blocked for many Thin' uteB At . tinio. Most streets At any distance from tho center are still ilnpassAble, with few drivers even attempting to climb tho citys many hilly streets.
 Grand Street
 Grand street hos had many traf- flo blookAdes. Yesterday afternoon C bus was inarooned opposite Canal street, and was oxtficated only after c long delay. This morning, traiilo was held up for c considerable length Of time when . Connecticut Go. bus and Q truck of the Aineri- can Railway Express locked against each other as they were going ih opuoaItO directionA,
 Leavenworth street had major tle- ups yesterday and today, with dfiv- CTS parking their cars ln the middle Of the street and leaving them uns attended. A similar situation on Bank street yesterday afternoon forced police to bring out c wreck. ing car to tow away An Out.of- state car that had trolley and auto trafilo blocked.
 A number Of bubses have been halted on their runs when forced to pile Into drifts along various routes. Trolley cars have also been held Up for considerable periods on main runs in the city. At ono time last night. five ears were held up on tho Bank street. Congress avenue fun.
 Relief was in sight today as drifts were being gradually cleared from streets ln the center c fthe city, but many tie-ups were still reported this afternoon, and wise motorists were leaving their cars in garages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21
LEAGUES WASHES
 HANDS ABOUT WAR

0enevA. Jan. 2l = (UP)--The League of Nations council acceier. Ated It's work today after sending condolences to England 90 that Sir Anthony Eden, British foreign minister, and other inmebefs may attend the funeral of King George V in London.
 Joseph Avenol. secretary general of the league, paid his personal re. spects to Eden and that of the sec. retaflat in mourning the kings death.
 After the council meeting late to. day ct which members will offer condolences the committee of i0 will adopt It's report to send to the council. advising that 1t does not consider the council competent to investigate the Red Cross bombing as requested by Ethiopia, that ct present it Is impossible to send finail. clal aid to Ethiopia. and that at present there are no grounds for new peace efforts,
 Tine council convened iti solemn public session late in the dny to Ofs let q secular requiem" for King George on behalf of the oo nations Of the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-21
Leavenworth, Alumni
 Meeting Thursday
Purpose of Football Carnival to Be ExpIalned-Mlss
 Meehan Announces Awards for Swimming

Elmore Phillips, Julia DArskln, Josea phlne polonOnis, Christine Hunter, Lillian Underhlll, Lena MlgAttl.
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 Girls who passed the first and second tests are an follows:
 Olga Oyr, Annette BllodeAu, EvA Ferro, Helen 0udmaH, Helen Bats tacharl, Ethel FltEslmonh, Josophlno dOoeirb Jennie DAugela, Dorothy Larson, fda EeOoInhe, Dorothy Mll. Tor, Mildred Plefson, Laura eeAyer, Joyce German, Barbara gtrohel, Therest Baby, Mae Monegger.
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 Girls who pasnad the first, second and third tests are,
 Helen Johnson, Florence Bion' deau, Antoinette Covlello, Miriam Harris, Sophie Kuafilch, Eleanor Merrllees, Elizabeth NlchoiAs, Ann Reed, Margaret WilllaInl, pofotheA Cooper, Mary Churcheiow, Anna Merlak, Dorothy Minor, Jennie Oampl, Margaret ualbralth, Lillian Radke, Clarlce Ranger, Sophie Variwoda, Rita etollAr, Phyllis vrs ban, Blmone Adams, Mary Hobble, Anne Mihaido, Nldlth MikAlunAB, Shirley Porter, VernA vorpillat, Ella Williams, Helen Toufnier, Amelia uirvunsky, Louise MenAeiie, Josephine gteintiiAn, Mabel Crowns shaw, Julia KropA, Nellie R0ndelbki, Marie gchnid, Julia peveroff.
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 Girls who passed tho first four tests are,
 Helen Johnson, gim0ne Adams, Miriam Harris, Mary Hobbie, Hos phie Kusmich, Eleanor MerFilees, Ella WilliAfns, DorotheA Cooper, Mary Ohurchelow, Louise MenAelle, Josephine etai n mann, Mabel CrownshAW, Julia Kropa, ClarlCs Ranger, Sophie vafiwoda, AnnN Mlhaldo, Edith MikAluaA, Elizabeth Nicholas, Shirley Porter, Ann Reed Verna v0rpillot, Margaret Williams, Helen Foufnler, Anna MOrlAk, Dor- othy Miner, Jennie oampl, Mars garet dalbraith. Lillian RadkO Marie Hohmid.