davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23

olcson kinalgatta a porteka-
jat, hogy szinte elallott SEE
mem es szam, de azert meg
mondtan neki, hogy koszo-
nom, mem kerek belole. Mem
kerek, inert mar gyermekko-
romtol tudom, hogy olcso hus-
max hig a leve, de meg egye-
lore mem tartok oft, hogy kom
munistaKhoz valo csatlako-
zassal szegyent akarjak hozni
a becsiletes magyar nevre, a
melyre mindig feltekeny
gonddal vigyaztam.
Kerdezte a boldogtalan,
hogy init ertek en- ezalatt?
Mivel LATHAM, hogy Kakas
Marion eszejarasat mem is
meri a jambor, elmondtam
neki ezeket:
- Tudja, atyamfia, a bor-
sodi legeny egyszer meg akart
nosiilni, szegeny leanyt akart
elvenni, holott jomodu volt a
legeny. Mem lett azonban
semmi a dologbol, inert a 60
Cos gaada -csalad ramaszott a
legenyre idejekoran:
- Olyan csufot mem tehetsz
velunk, hogy ilyen koldus faj-
zatot .lozz a csaladba.
Kemcnyen es nekivadultan
tiltottak el a hazassagtol.
A nekibusult legeny fajdal-
mas elkeseredeseben elment a
haztol, felkereste a szomszed
varoskaban a zsido papot es
miutan a "dicsertessek az Ur
Jezus Krisztus"-t elmondta
volna illendoen neki, tisztes-
seggel bejelentette:
- Azert jottem, installom,
hogy at akarok terni a zsido
vallasra.
A oolcs zsido pap latta,
hogy valami megzavarta a le-
genyt, faggatni kezdte tehat,
hogy mi vitte ere az elhata-
rozasra? Addig kerdezgette,
mig a tiu vegul kibokte:
- Hat tetszik tudni, mivel
hogy mem engedik, hogy a
Julcsat elvegyem, bosszubol
en- csuttd akarom te11ni a ta-
milidmat.
Mikor maid elerkezik az ide'
je annak, hogy csuffa tegyen
a magyar becsuletet, a tisz,
tesseget, akkor maid en- is be-
allok a voros lobogo alatt tim
tet6 kommunista egylet'
be tagnak
Az en- ugynokomet azonbar
ez a magyarazat nem riasz-
totta el. Arrol kezdett beszel,
nj, hogy az TWO a legolcsobt
egylet. Mondtam neki ARA
hogy konnyu neki, hiszen az
TWO kotvenyeinek mines tar
talekalapja. Emlegettem, hogy
volt nekem mar egyszer het1
biztositasom, fizettem is husz
even kereszttil, akkor beteg
Elettem, nyolc heten at mem
tudtam fizetni es odaveszett
minden az utolso centig, amt
csak aldoztam. Ilyen az IWC
biztositasa is. Evr6l-evre dra
gul, egyre tobbet kell erte fl
zetni IS vegul tires kezzel dob
iak XII belole az embert, hs
egy par honapon at mem futjs
a tagsagdijra.
De rizony beszelhettem er
akarmit, inert az elvtars csal
a magaet fujta, hogy anna
olcsobb mines a vilagon. Vegu
raformedtem:
Hallja az ur, ha ma
ilyen semmitse ero biztositas
kotvenyt akarok, kapok en- az
magyar egylett6l is, mem kel
kommunista legyek miatta.
Es mlvel eppen eszembe ju
tott a n6ta, elmondtam mex
a k0vetkez6 kis anekdotat::
Az egyszeri asszony bealli
tott nagypenteken a boltb;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23

lodast hoztak idaig ebben a
kerdesben es amelyek negy eve
ait igertek, hogy a Bridgeport
Szovetseg es a Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet egyesulnek egy-
massal.
Mem t0rtent meg, kapcsol-
juk XII a kerdest, hogy mi vagy
XII ALT akkor az utjaba.
De az egyesules kerdeset mem
lehet es mem szabad kikap-
csolni, inert mem engedi AIT
meg tagsag sem. A tagsag,
amely j6l tudja, hogy az egye-
sulesbol csak haszna lehetne
minden tagnak es az altalanos
amerikai magyar eletnek.
Hogy EFT a t0megnyomast
erik az egyletek vezet6i is, an
max eppen a konvencio k0ze-
ledtere valo tekintettel tobb
oldalrol kenytelenek voltak
hangot adni.
A ket Connecticut-ban enge-
delyezett es Bridgeporton SEE
kel6 nagy testuletek egyesite-
scroll beszelnek az utolso hona-
pokban es egyel6re mem akar-
juk feltetelezni, hogy bolondi-
tani kivanjak ismet a tagsa-
got.
Kenytelenek vagyunk ugyan
megjegyezni, hogy a Rakoczi
Egylet titkara a negy ev el0tti
szovetsegi konvencion is be-
szelt annak a ket egyletnek az
egyesiileser6l, ahogy a tagsag
nyomasanak a hatasa alatt ar
rol a kes6bb tartott Rakoczi
konvencion is beszeltek, ugy,
hogy ez az ohajtas gyanusan
ismetlodik "illetekes" helyek-
rol, de meg ICY is fel akarjuk
tenni jclenleg az ohajtas 6szin.
teseget.
Ha ez ICY van, ha az ohajtas
6szinte, akkor mi allhat annak
a ket egyletnek az egyesulese
ele, akkor mi akadalyozhatja
meg a Bridgeport Szovetseg
konvenciojat, hogy a Rakoczi'
val valo egyesilest kimondja?
A konvencio els6 napjair
meglatjuk, hogy eek a kivan.
sagok mennyire 6szintek.
Mert ha azok, akkor alapos
terveket nyujtanak a nagygyu
les ele ebben a dologban e.
mem hataroznak olyasmit, hogy
maid Z Rakoczi konvenciojat
megvarjak.
Idaig ugy jatszottak ezzel
kerdessel, hogy az egyik egyle
konvencioja atadta a kerdest
a masiknak, amt ket ev mul
va tartottak, a mask pedig a.
egyiknek.
Bolondot csinaltak, bolondo
uztek a tagsagbol ezzel a ker
dessel.
EFT a jatekot tovabb ner
lehet folytatni.
Semmi szikseg nincs a folly
tonos halogatasra, inert akar
melyik ket egyesulet esetlege
egyesiilesenek a resZleteit
biztositasi szakert6k es az ALA
mi biztositasi departments,
fogjak kidolgozni, mem pedi
a konvenciok, vagy a tisztvi
sel0k, akik mem ertenek ehhe
a dologhoz.
! Minden egyesilet minde
tagja olyan formaban kivanj
az egyesiileseket, hogy egye
len egylet egyetlen tagja S
jusson illetektelen el6nyokh0;
a mask egylet egyetlen tagja
max a rovasara.
EFT csak akkor erhetik ell, h
szakert6 actuary-k fogjak a
egyesules reszleteit kidolgozr
es akarnelyik konvencio k
mondhatja az egyesulest We!
| ervennyel, ha rabizzak a res,
letek eiintezeset a szakert0kl
es a biztositasi hatosagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23

a vedelme alatt miikodne.
De nindezek az akadalyok
mem allnak fem a ket bridge
porti egyesulet egyesitesenel, a J.
mely els6 lepes id6vel talan
eljuttatna benninket a teljes
egyseghez.
De ha ez mem ICY t0rtenne,
akkor is nagy nyereseg lenne a
tagsag es az amerikai magyar
sag reszere, ha legalabb ket
egylet egyesulne.
A Rakoczi Egylet tisztvise-
l6i irasban es szoban az utobbi
id6kben allandoan hangoztat-
jak az egyesiilesre valo haj-
landosagot. a tagok k0zt pedig
az meg volt mindig azel6tt is.
A Bridgeport Szovetseg tag
saga szinten szeretne, ha sike-
rhine valamelyik mask nagy
egylettel egyesulni.
Tessek tcvabb menni a fele-
lotlen beszednel.
Tessek a Bridgeport Szovet-
seq konvencioja ele konkret ja-
vaslatot tenni ARA nezve, hogy
a Rakoczi Egylettel valo egye-
sulest a konvencio vegerveny--
nyel kimondja (nem pedig to-
vabbi nsgy ewes halasztassaD,
es bizzak meg a reszletek XII
dolgozasaval az ARA illetekes
biztositasi szakertoket.
Ha ezt mem teszik meg, ha
ilyen hatarozott ajanlataik
nincsenek, akkor eek az egyc-
sulest targyalo javaslatok
egyik oldalon sem 6szintek es
akkor lit van a legf6bb ideje,
nOgy a tagSag Vegye ezC az
ugyet a kezebe.
Karacsonykor at irtuk,
hogy ennek a lapnak amerikai
magyar szempontbol egy a
programme. Hogy az egyleteket
egyesitsek.
Es bejelentettuk, hogy a.
mennyiben ennek az evnek a
folyaman legalabb ket (akar-
melyik kett6) egyesiilet mem
egyesulne, mi megkezdjik a,
legkomolyabb agitacio munka-
jat.
Akkor megvilagitjuk a leg
kerlelhetetlenebb modon, hogy
mix es xix akadalyozzak az
amerikai magyarsag csak jora,
vezetheto egyseget, hogy xix
mex all ardekeben a szettagolt-
sag es akarmilyen kellemetlen
lesz ez a munka, mem fogunk
tole visszariadni.
Akkor mem fogunk addig
negnyugodni, amig az egyletek
tagsaga XII mem eroszakolja,
hogy egyid6ben es egy helyen
tart konvenciokat, amelyek az
tan ell fognak minden onz6
akadalyt s0p0rni a magyar
egyseg utjabol.
Hogy a magyar szettagolt-
sag vamszedoi elott mem rokon-
szenves ez a program, AIT jol
tudjuk, hiszen a legkeptele-
nebb uszitasok irott bizonyite-
kait t0bb oldalrol juttattak
eddig is a keziinkhoz.
EZekec a kedveS emlekeket
azonban megtartjuk magunk-
max es ugy tekintjuk, mint a
kozszolgalat megannyi irott BIZ
zonyiteEait, amelyek mem alli-
tanak meg benniinket torek-
veseinkben
Ismeteljlk tehat, hogy mem
rekrimi1alni kivanunk, mem az
a celunk, hogy a sebekre sot
hintsink, hanem ARA torek-
| szink, hogy annak a magyar
egysegnek az ugyet szolgaljuk
: amt mi mindig hirdettiink es
: aminek mi mindig a karat val.
; Iottuk.
|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-23

vania allan hegyei kozott al
talam ismeretlen helyen fekvo
Iselin varosban igen tisztelt
JAKAB GYoRGY
magyar atyamfianak, bara-
tom uramnak, akit is talal-
janak soraim jo egeszsegben
egesz erdemes haznepevel
egyitt.
Egyben pedig induljanak
utnak egesz Amerikaszerte a
kis dobosok es hirdessek nagy
fennszoval, hogy ez iden, az
Urnak 1936-ik esztendejeben
igen megbecsilte a ven tara
jost Jakab Gyorgy atyamfia,
inert husveti piros tojasnak
mem holmi kalacsot vagy ha-
sonic zagyvalekot kuldott re-
szere, hanem valodi szabolcsi
rancos gatyat. Olyat, hogy ha
egy vegtebe rakjak nagy Anne
rika valamennyi gatya-gyarat,
egymas hegyere-hatara gyuj-
tik nagy Amerika valamennyi
gatya-szakertojet, szaz szaza-
lekos amerikait vagy bevan-
dorlot, egyuttveve Sc tudnak
olyan gatyat csinalni, ami en-
mex nyomaba hagna.
Az en- kakas termeszetem-
mel csak a kacagas fer ossze,
de kiszokott a konny a SEE
membol, mikor Jakab Gyorgy
atyamfia sep ajandekat meg
LATHAM, inert egyszerre otthon
ereztem magam, hej pedig
meg almodni is rossz nekem
manapsag a hazarol, inert
nyomoan kitor rattan a me-
hetnek laza. Az pedig nagy
bal, inert mint az egyszeri
tot kerdezte:
Mibul, uram, mibul?
EFT rnondtam egyebkent ha-
rom nap el0tt egy iigynokfor-
ma embernek is, akit szeren-
csetlen vegzete eppen hozzam
vetett be, hogy biztositassal
kinalgasson.
Mibul, uram, mibul?
De hogy nagyon sokat be-
szelt, hiaba tudtam, hogy sok
beszednek sok az ALA, vegul
megis megkerdeztem tole tisz,
tesseggei:
Ha meg mem sertem
tisztelt urat, ne karatyoljon
annyit, mint a leveli beka
mikor nyar kozepen ESQ jottet
erzi, hanem mondja meg ne
KEN 6szinte szoval, hogy me-
lyik biztosito egyletnek a ke'
pet hordja?
Ahogy raneztem a jambol
lgynok pofajara, mindjart
tudtam, hogy furcsa egylete
van, inert ektelen kepe vol
am, de mivel fel arasszal ma.
gasabb volt nalam, meg az
izmai is vastagoknak latszot'
tax, ezt persze mem mondtan
hangosan, csak ugy magam'
ban gondoltam, udvariasar
megismeteltem a kerdest.
Az en- emberem AIT felelte
3 kerdesre:
En- bizony a dolgozt
munkas erdekeket kepviselem
No, a tenyeren ugyan mem
latszott meg, hogy palinka:
jiyegnel nehezebb szerszam
NAL dolgozott volna valaha
az meg a leheleten is erzett
de err6l sc tettem emlitest
csak eppen gyanakodva nez
tenn rea Is balkan megker
deztem:
TalAn csak mem a kom
rnunista TWO egylet ugyno
ke q tisztelt ur?
Kideriilt, hogy csakugyar
at szolgalja a jambor. ossze
illettek nagyon. Az egylet nev
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
SEES STRONGER DEMAND
FOR FARM COMMODITIES

American farmers will find an in
creased demand for their products
in 1897, according to forecast sent
Dean I. o. Schaub, of State College,
by the federal bureau of agricultural
economics.
Most of the increase will be in do
nestle consumption, but some i'm
provement in foreign demand is also
expected, the dean pointed out.
The forecast stated that changes in
domestic demand for farm products
are determined largely by changes
in the income of consumers and in
industrial activity.
Industrial activity in 1887 is ex-
pected to be around 10 per cent
higher than in 1886, and the national
income will probably rise in the
same proportion. A slight rise in the
commodity price level is also antici-
pated.
Improved industrial conditions in
some of the important foreign coun-
tries have been noted, but the inn
provement has not been fully re-
Elected in the exports of American
farm products because barriers to
international trade erected during
the past decade tend to limit Amer
lean exports as well as imports.
Then too, it was pointed out, the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12

supplies Of some farm products US
ually exported were smaller than
usual this year.
Many farmers and agricultural au-
th0ritieS also doubt the advisability
of exporting American farm COM
modities when they must be sold at
extremely low prices to meet foreign
competition Such exports are not
considered worthwhile unless they
bring the growers profit above the
cost of production.
Although the demand for farm
product is expected to be heavier in
1887, it was pointed out that if
farmers increase their production
materially, and if the weather is
highly favorable, this increase may
check any rise in prices due to this
greater demand.
In this event, prices during the
latter part of 1887 would probably
not go above the present levels.
However, if prices remain about the
same, and the quantity of sales in
creases, the total farm cash income
would go up.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
SAYS RED SQUILL BEST
RAT POISON NOW KNOWN

Red Squill is considered by far
the best rat poison known, but its
success depends upon how and
where it is distributed.
Two of its main advantages are
that it is relatively harmless to do
nestle animals and that it is COM
paratively slow to take effect on
rats, said George B. Lay, roden con-
troll leader of the u. S. Biological
Survey, with headquarter at N. G..
State College.
When a fast-acting bait kills the
first rats that nibble it, he explain
ed, the other rats are frightened
away and are, therefore, not likely
to be poisoned.
Although Red Squin will not kill
domestic animals, it may make them
sick, and for this reason it should be
placed where they cannot get at it
very easily, Lay pointed out.
On farm premises, the bait should
be spread late in the afternoon, after
chickens and livestock have more or
less settled down. Put out plenty of
bait so that all rats will have a
chance to eat it freely.
Look for runways, burrows, and
other places where rats may be, Lay
continued, and place bait in and
around these places. Many small bits
of bait, about the size of marbles, are
better than a few bigger pieces.
Rats run along beams and rafters
and in other high places, but they
return to the floor or ground to seek
feed and water. So the bait should
be put out in low places rather than
in those higher up.
Red Squill causes a gradual pa
ralysis. When the rats feel the eff
fects coming on, they seek burrows
and other out of the way places to
die. Few if any dead rats are found
in the open, and there are seldom
any serious unpleasant odors.
However, if any dead rats are
found in the open, Law cautioned,
they should be buried or otherwise
destroyed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
FARMS AND GARDENS

eff you have inferior birds in your
flock" he continued, "cull them out
costly in the long run.
and spend your money only to feed
the really good birds. If you cannot
afford to feed all your birds well,
keep only those you can afford to
feed.
eff there has been a time during
the past ten years when poultrymen
had to Gull very carefully, now is
that time.
ITO meet high feed prices, the av-
erage production per bird in the
flock must be increased, and this can
be done by keeping only the highest
producers"
The lesson of this year should be
sufficient to prove to all poultrymen
that a better breeding program for
the future is imperative. If more at
tention had been paid to breeding in
the past, Dearstyne pointed out,
poultrymen would not be so hard hit
by high prices now.
And right now is the time to start
breeding for the future, he added.
November is the month for the
breeding birds. Place the males in
the pens this month in time to adapt
themselves to new conditions before
eggs are saved for Matching.
Be sure that only vigorous, heal
thy, standard males of good type are
placed in the breeding pens. There
should be one male for every IA to
Is females of the American breeds.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
Thanks Public for
Democratic Vote
$500 Ashe Voters Included in
Thanks Extended by Farley
Winborne and Johnston

Ira T. Johnston, chairman of the
Ashe county Democratic executive
committee, has mailed the following
letter to each member of the county
and township Democratic executive
committees:
Dear Friend:-I want to thank
each member of the Democratic
executive committee of each town
ship from the bottom of my heart
and since it is impossible to write a
letter to all of the $500 men and
women in Ashe county who voted
the Democratic ticket, / want you to
help me thank all our loyal party
workers and voters for their part in
the greatest Democratic victory in
the history of Ashe county. The
praise and the credit I give to- you
and to them. Chairman Farley and
Chairman Winborne request that /
extend their sincerest thanks also;
and each of our candidates join me
in this letter of appreciation to you
and your fellow Democrats.
ITO number of good citizens in
the other party who helped us be-
cause IIlSyY DS1lSVSU OuF cause Was
just go our thanks also.
'sLet us treat with courtesy and
consideration those in our own party
who were misled by false propagan-
da or mistaken convictions. Let us
build for the future of our party by
giving the people of our county the
best possible government at the low
est possible cost The Democratic
party is our present bulwark and
the fundamentally of the peoples
hopes for the future. For your CO.
operation with me as your county
chairman, for all you have done, for
your continued interest in our par
tvs welfare in the future, I am with
my kindest personal regards,
Gratefully yours,
IRA T. JOHNSTON"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
SNOWsTORM IN NEW YORK

The winters first snow storm last
week marked out the famous west
ern New York ''Snow belt" with a
heavier fall than elsewhere in west
ern New York.
The 'snow belt" is a sharply de-
fined area which feels the full force
of moisture-laden winds off Lake
Erie. The contrast in snowfall is Oft
en- amazing to motorists.
Leaving Hamburg, or East Aurora
with streets eight inches deep in
snow they can on occasion drive Is
miles north and find Buffalo streets
bare Of SHOW.
When heavy snowstorm devel-
oped late Wednesday only two
inches of snow fell in Lockport,
Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
But directly over the boundary of
the "snow belt" heavier snow was
falling. Commuters going home from
Buffalo found streets deep in snow
in Orchard Park, East Aurora and
neighboring communities.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
HUSK NEWS

Miss June Wilcox underwent an
operation for a ruptured appendix
at North Wilkesboro Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohie Wiles and
baby, of Norton, Va, have been Wis.,
iting relatives here for week.
Mr.. Otha j. Lephew, of Gastonia,
N. c., visited his wife here Thursday.
She was formerly Miss Esther Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eulesi Crockett and
baby, of Pocahontas, Va, spent last
week with Mrs. Crockett's father,
c. 0. Perry.
Miss Mamie Hart has gone to
Fries, Va, where she expects to
work.
Mr.. Lloyd w. Dolinger, who has
been working in the CCC motor re-
pair shop at Fort Bragg for the past
eight months, has been transferred
with new company at Morris, Pa.
He is mechanic and leader over
the machinery of that company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Weaver
made business trip to Bluefield
and other places in West Virginia
last week. Mr.. Weaver is recuperat-
ing from an operation for ruptured
appendix. He underwent the opera
ton at Bluefield Sanitarium. Mrs.
Weaver was, before her marriage,
Miss Ruby Dolinger.
Mrs. Blaine Edmondson, who is in
the hospital at North Wilkesboro is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hartsog left
Sunday to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Ted Bonham, at Mcdowell, w. Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
CLYDE HOEY AND FARLEY
SWAP CONGRATULATIONS

Governor-elect Clyde r. Hoey has
made public the text of telegram
he sent James A. Farley, Democratic
national chairman, in reply to Mr..
Farley's telegram of congratulations
on his election as Governor.
Il congratulate you upon your
election" Mr.. Farley telegraphed
Mr.. Hoey. "The people of your State
have confirmed the confidence re-
posed in you by our party. We all
look forward to cooperation thru
you for the good of America and for
the welfare of the people of your
State"
Mr.. Hoey replied:
II deeply appreciate your tele-
gram of congratulation. / shall look
forward with pleasure to co-operat-
ing fully with you and our great
President in the four years just
ahead of us in supporting con-
structive program for this nation.
North Carolina was happy to en-
Enthusiastically support the President
and to share in the unprecedented
Democratic victory in the nation"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
BEST PORK COMES FROM
WELL CONDITIONED HOGS

Getting hogs in good condition for
slaughtering is one of the main
points in successful butchering, said
H. w. Taylor, extension swine speci-
alist at State College.
The best pork, he said, comes from
hogs that are neither too young nor
too old, too fat or too thin.
Butcher hogs should be well fin
ished. A well finished hog weighing
from 200 to $50 pounds produces the
most satisfactory pork for curing on
the farm.
Smooth, evenly fleshed animals
produce better meat, and will cut
up with less waste than coarse,
rough, wrinkled, and flabby ones.
They also have a more tender, finer
textured product with the right pro-
portion of fat and lean.
Hogs that are gaining in weight
are usually the healthiest and will
make the best meat. However, the
loss of few pounds in shipping be-
fore butchering will not lower the
quality of the meat.
The muscles of a thin hog are
tough. They lack the flavor and
juiciness found in well marbled
piece of meat.
Extremely fat, heavy hogs cannot
be converted into the best quality
cured pork.
Although hogs may be slaughtered
at any age, meat from young pigs i:
watery and soft and does not have
the flavor and keeping qualities O.
meat from animals little older.
Additional information on killing
and curing hogs may be obtained
from county agents or in extension
folder No. "a, killing and Curing
Meat on the Farm" which will b.
sent free upon application to thu
agricultural editor at State College
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-11-12
ALLEGHANY STAYS ON
THE DEMOCRATIC LIST

SPARTA, Nov. 6.-Al1egh any
county in Tuesdays election return
ed Democratic majorities ranging
from 847 for President Roosevelt
down to 81 for the lowest man on
the county ticket, a canvass of the
votes reveals.
Clyde Hoey, who trailed DR.. Ralph
w. Mcdonald in the gubernatorial
primary, received a majority of ap-
proximately 400 in the election;
Representative R. LDoughton, whose
home is in this county, received
about 700 majority, and the remain
der of the Democratic state ticket
was given najorities ranging around
500. The Democratic county ticket
had majorities ranging from 81 to
80.