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Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
CLEARED IN FATAL CRASH
John Hyland Innocent in Crump-
ton Woman's Death, Jury Holds

John Hyland, bridegroom of New
York was exonerated Thursday at
a hearing before Police Justice j.
Webb Thompson of CentreviIle.
Nd, on a charge of reckless driv-
ing in the recent accident near the
Chester bridge, that county. which
resulted in the death of Mrs. Ruth
Bowers of Crumpton a few hours
later at the Kent and Queen Anne
Hospital, Chestertown. Garnett
Puckett. the driver Of the car in
which the woman was riding, was
found guilty of reckless driving
and fined 500 and costs. He was
also charged with manslaughter
and held under $1,000 bail for the
action of the grand jury. He ap-
pealed the reckless driving charge
and went to jail in default Of bail
on the manslaughter charge. The
accident occurred when the car
driven by Pickett, with whom
Mrs Boxers and Audrey Lee of
Chestertown were riding, crashed
into the car of Mr.. Hyland, who
was driving his fiance, Elsie Fuller
of New York, to get flowers for
their wedding. Hyland and Miss
Fuller were married the next day
in Elkton.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Mrs. Barrow Heads Beauticians

At a recent meeting of the board
of Examiners of Beauticians of
Delaware the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Edna
Barrow, of Newark; secretary,
Mrs. Iva Morris, of Dover. Other
members of the board are: Victor
Iannelli, Of Wilmington, and Mrs.
Frances Futcher, of Lewes. The
board appointed the following in
spectors for the year: Mrs. Alice
Duffy, Wilmington, for New Cas-
tie county; Mrs. Frances Cirrig-
lane, Dover, for Kent county, and
Mrs. Rebecca Marvel, Seaford, for
Sussex county.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
ACCIDENT THE BOULEVARD
Three -Year-Oh Child Falls From
Automobile Near st GEORGES


Aean Rodney, 3-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
rodney, Of Lewes, escaped serious
injury Tuesday afternoon Of last
week when she tumbled from her
Iathers automobile on. the DUPONT
Boulevard and rolled across the
highway at Corbitt's Station. three
miles north of st. Georges. Sew
eral motorists following the north
pound automobile swerved quickly
70 avoid striking the child. She
was taken to the Delaware State
hospital by Harry c. Warrington,
Oh Dover, driving one of the auto
mobiles behind the Rodney ma
cnine. 1t was found the girl suf-
tered only brush burns Of the face,
nands and legs. Mr.. Rodney said
ms daughter leaned against the
ooor' 1t opened and she fell out.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Governor Won't Ask Court Action

Following the suggestion that
the political tangle around the In
dustrial Accident Board be laid be-
fore the judges and chancellor of
the state Gov. Richard @. McMul-
en- said Thursday he is planning no
court action for the present. Any
court action, he said, would have
to come from attorneys of the men
involved in the dispute over his
appointment of two Democrats as
members of the board in the face
of refusal by Republicans to re-
sign. Some attorneys had sug-
gested that he exercise his statu-
tory right to ask the judges and
chancellor whether he is entitled to
make the appointments.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
C. of G. Tour September I6

Thursday, September 16, is the
date selected by the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce for its an
nual goodwill tour and outing to
Rehoboth Beach. This years trip
was authorized at the last meeting
of the chamber directors in view of
the success of the trip held the end
of last summer.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

meeting of the local congregation
to be held on Thursday evening. If
it should seem apparent that the
pastors services at Wartburg are
more important than at Dover the
local congregation will be CON
strained by Christian love to grant
a peaceful dismissal to the pastor
50 that he may accept the call to
Wartburg.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Appointments by Governor

Governor McMullen has an
nounced the appointment Of Will
lard Springer, Jr., as his repre-
sentative on the State Police Pen
sion Commission. Private Edward
Carpenter represents the police
and F. " DUPONT the State High
way Commission. Reappointment
of DR.. Stanley M Worden, of Do
yer, to four-year term as a mem
Der of the State Board of Health
also was announced.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Ayers New Race Commissioner

William H. Ayers, of Millsboro
has been appointed as a member of
the Delaware Racing Commission
by Governor Richard c. McMullen,
to succeed Paul Adams, of Bridge
vile, whose term expired Satur-
day. The other two members are
Charles F. Richards, whose term
expires in 1889, and Leonard Rich
ards, whose term runs to 1941.
Both are Wilmington residents.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
gy RAYMOND PITCAIRN

TO prepare and report a draft OF
the Constitution
Then, with the firSt part OF their
laborS ended, members of the Con-
yentlon. on July 26, submitted the
twenty three resolutions 1t had
adopted TO that committee. and ad-
lourned until August TO await its
report
They had put their work INTO
capable hands. AS Chairman of the
Committee. George Washington ap-
pointed John Rutledge, of South
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
,.rroNAL EXECUTIVE

/ NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
~ governments the rulers
q 'ns fl1DsTiors and sovereigns
1a I = tssse words Benjamin FRANK
~, ,,cs ~. a keynote Of the new
e.n MA government just 2 century I
' sali ago this week. during 4
.Saress iia 70 members Of me
sds,rTS ronVention that drafted our
II Il, '.n,iOn TO Al Independence Hall
.!'.. ~ and venerable Poor Rich
M his statement during 2
rSa, .sion on the proposed National
1.-'s;Ua siU into the debate had en-
: =, vsrious suggestions on ne
tive term Of office, includihg
la. ssat 4 continue for life. and
.<&ssr that the President be inell-
.s.ss for reelection. Franklin as
owed such proposals.
e characteristic vein. the ever
ss;nal dean Of the Convention
''ss-yed that some delegates seemed
g snagine that the returning 70
=. naSs Of the people was degrad-
~ she Magistrate" But, ne pointed
s slnce the people we're the mas
;s~,s IND the Chief Magistrates their
..-ssnts such return TO their ranks
zs'se moi to degrade. but 70 promote
them
sAnd- continued Franklin. it
~o,Id be imposing an unreasonable
ss'rde n on them (the Chief Magis-
'sr1res to keep them always in q
sfnae Of servitude. and not allow
iA1m % become again one Of the
nn1iers"
Afser further discussion the Con-
nntbn adopted a resolution provid-
- THAT a National Executive be
in1I,suted, to consist Of a single per-
"a 10 be chosen BY the National
fertlature for the term Of seven
yposs
Il provided further that he should
= Ineligible for a second term.
1Isould have power to execute the
national laws, and should receive
1xed compensation out Of the ma
tional treasury
As with various other resolutions
approved during the early weeks Of
th Convention. certain Of these
PROVISIONS we're later changed.
Many Of the significant changes In
he resolutions we're made by a small
poup Of prominent delegates, ap-
pointed as Committee Of Detail"
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
SUNDAY DINNER
-5n4gesAons-.
BY ANN PAGE

MEAT prices are again rising. Best
Nl values in meat are to be found in
forequarter cuts of lamb, veal and
beef, in that order. Eggs and cheese
are excellent choices.
1t is the exceptional vegetable now
which does not fall in the cheap or
reasonable class. Outstanding values
are to be found in salad greens and
vegetables, particularly lettuce, toma-
toes, celery, cucumbers and green pep
pers.
New apples are more plentiful,
plums are cheap and abundant. Plenti-
pears are promised for the near
future.
The following meals may be eaten
either outdoors or in.
Low Cost Dinner
Cold Ham Macaroni and Cheese
Cole Slaw
Bread and Butter
New Apple Pie
Tea or Coffee Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Boiled Tongue Creamed Potatoes
Green Beans
Bread and Butter
Huckieberry Pie
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Fruit Cup
Roast Chicken with Stuffing
Glazed Carrots Green Peas
Combination Salad
Peach Shortcake
Coffee
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Yachtsmen Annex Isle
in Name of King Edward

Sydney. N. S. W.-The first new
territory to be added to the British
Empire under King Edward VIII
has been formally annexed by four
Sydney yachtsmen. The new land
is a tiny island in the southern Pa
cific. near Elizabeth reef and 500
miles northeast of Sydney. This is
land, formed on a coral reef. is now
ten feet above sea level, and it had
never been charted before.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Stolen Car Recovered

The automobile of Frank r.
Hayes, Dover, which was stolen
from the alley at the rear of his
South State street residence re-
Gently, has been recovered but
three bags containing embalming
instruments and undertaken sup
plies, which were in the car at the
time it was stolen, were not recov-
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
Dover Minister Receives Call

Rev. George Horn, pastor of the
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Dover, has received call
to the pastorate of st. Paups |
Evangelical Lutheran Church, lo-
Gated at Wartburg. Tenn. This
call will be considered in a special |
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

Carolina. noted
lawyer and later
a Justice of the
United States
Supreme Court.
Other members
were Edmund
Randolph. of
Virginia. who be-
came our first
Attorney : Gen.
eral;; Nathaniel
G0rham of Mas
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
MONIES NJ!
N0Aaal lEt2fsavsa2k6l. l.tses1tn
Attractions at Roxy Theatre


Friday and Saturday. "Parnell. !"
the flctional drama of Charles
Stewart Parnell, "Uncrowned King
Of Ireland" with Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y costarred at the head
of a cast Of big names. Marking
their first costarring success since
Men in White" and Manhattan
Melodrama," the new picture pre-
sents Gable as the dynamic Irish
potriot who sacrificed a glorious
career because of another mans
wife, and Miss 10y as the lovely
Katie O'Shea welded to a man she
despised. The motion picture shows
Parnell, the man, as well as the
lover. It shows him leaving New
York in March, 1880, to the cheers
Of thousands of Irish-Americans
To them he was a hero. It shows
him arriving in ireland where he
was the 'Uncrowned King" and
the first man to unite the Sc mem
bers of the Irish Party.
Monday and Tuesday" Strand
ed" the Warner Bros. production
starring Kay Francis, is another
special service story, for which
arners are famous, and has as its
background the United States
Governments Department of I'm
migration. George Brent has the
leading masculine role and the cast
includes Patricia Ellis, Donald
Woods, Robert Barrat, Barton
MacLane, John Wray, June Travis,
Florence Fair and many others.
Kay Francis has the role of
Travellers Aid worker. She falls in
love with George Brent, portraying
a rough and tough engineer, who
is building the biggest bridge in
the world.
Wednesday Thursday Patsy
Kelly, Laurel and Hardy, Jack
Haley, Rosina Lawrence, Mischa
Auer, LYDIA Roberti in the Hal
Roach-M-G-M feature comedy.
Pick a Star, fllmland's finest
funsters and songsters Pick
Star" is a melodious, madcap,
mirthquake Of the movies. Fun
and glamour, songs and romance,
dancers and beauty are combined
in this entertaining frolic behind
the scenes of a Hollywood studio.
Attractions at Strand Theatre
To-day Victor Moore and Helen
Broderick in their latest drolleries,
Meet the Missus." Herein is pre-
sented a domestic comedy with the
husband as the one who draws the
water and hews the wood and in
general does household chores with
an efficiency worthy of the sex US
ually associated in these arts, while
the feminine section of the team
looks on helplessly.
Monday and Tuesday - Ameri-
cas- fastest growing comedy team
Bob Burns and Martha Raye-
are co-starred for the first time in
Mountain Music" a gay story of |
love among the hillbillies. Team
ed for the first time accidentally
in the Bing Crosby musical hit /
Rhythm on the Range" Burns
and Miss Raye have climbed to the
top as funmakers despite the fact
that they have appeared together
in only three pictures to date and
were teamed in only two of /
these. The acclaim they received
in these pictures, which also in
cluded THE Big Broadcast Of
1887" and waikiki Wedding" led
Hollywood executives to give them
a starring vehicle Of their own.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

cred with the car. Since these
bags are valuable to Mr.. Hayes in
his undertaking business, he feels
the loss greatly.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

already a few crates have been
shipped to northern markets. The
crop is said to be normal and be-
fore the end of the season, within
the next five or six weeks, many
hundreds of dollars will be realized
by farmers.
Mrs. ROLAND Robbins, for the
past several years manager of the
Chesapeake City, Md, branch of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, has been trans
ferred to the main Office of the
company in Baltimore, Nd The
change was made owing to the in
stallation of the automatic dialing
system at Chesapeake City.
The historic museum of Amstel
House in New Castle is visited by
hundreds Of persons from all parts
Of the country on passing through
New Castle. The old house which
has been restored to its former
beauty, was the scene of the mar
riage Of Ann VanDyke and Kensey
Johns and the hearth in the music
room is marked where George
Washington, then president of the
United States, stood as he attend
ed the festivities.
Numerous changes are being
made in the officer personnel of the
First Engineers at Fort Dupont or
will be made during the next few
weeks. officers who have been
stationed at the post for several
years are being transferred to 9TH
er stations for duty. Capt. Benja-
min F. Chadwick was recently
transferred to the U. S. Engineer
Office at Pittsburgh while Major
Clinton w. Ball left the post Mon
day for Albany, N. Y.
Estimates of the white potato
production as of July 10th for
Maryland is 3,50O,0O0 bushels as
compared with 2,50O,OOO for the
corresponding period one wear ago:
that Of Virginia is 1856, 900 BUSH
els as against 1890. 900 bushels one
year ago. Total shipments from
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland to
date are 337 carIots a. compared
with 357 for the corresponding
period one year ago and a total
shipment for the season, last year,
Of 1871 carIots.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

1els summer has been the most
appointing one in many wears
nlks who like to crab and fish.
be have been scarce all season.
AFis Staub, Of Middleford naar
aord' is suffering with a badly
scted toe as a result Of remoy-
corn from bis foot. After
ee'lon developed be was taken
= s0e Kent General Hospital, Do
Hehoboth Beach Country
mas naugurated its summer
u saturday evening dances
newly renovated and en-
club house, which are -.
ed to members and their
g. oarles vanLeer, seaford mn,
who has been a patient IN il
~ ~ kent General Hospital povar -
~ a0out two months. suffsrirg
@ a paralytic stroke, is mnrS !, ~
go, II y and he is expected to be
= pam William Dempsey. .
0sr Of the Philadelphia 5olica :
fgency Hospital, II M ~,ilora ls,aei
]. n Stricken with 4 5aort DeanpSey a.l
cottage at Cedar Beach wbsra :
81. y ,,,,l Spending vacation WITH witS
fellow policemen. "i1n
week a special t+,Ty tbr.a ss..a saSa
ia !, WI 6e issued september
niyers a. observance Of the 15Otb a.
.tsno n, q the Constitution. The
~ sf.a. sli reproduce a painting - y
- ~s histo-i.d Depicting the signing
81 Prevailed throughout fave AVE-" which Gdl
-, eaaS slScs E July !, with the me- ne--
is~ss '1sa na1.y DAY lowering IL ii ~ @Ss- a0s
lost NAM Dv,aware war poultrymen baxs ~,
n.g ss'.ng losses which s q nra,Is D5oilers, en-
several thousands 'ofp5y # sylIara wll
1udge W. ! o..
- ~ \, Court Of Pennsvl',.,iD y the su-
- 4pO picturesque estate ma mas
! I. Eiver in the Firaeg SiOng the sassa-
Z. ~, 4 I, District to ,'s' $ Cecil % coun-
. Pittstown. Pa = W; =, Blakes-
q f.Ies Plans to operate a dae dat,.,. new
Dslawassssr Dvossry crop throughout |
Is maturing and
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

- staub, q Middleford, near
s.aord' is suffering with a badly
.nascted toe as a result Of remoy-
corn from bis foot. After
I 4se'lon & developed he was taken
= sne Kent General Hospital, Do
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

Rehoboth Beach Country
mas inaugurated its summer
q Saturday evening dances
newly renovated and en-
eluo house, which are re-
= 70 members and their
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
1tief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
With the lS4 charters filed with
Secretary Of State during
the revenue paid was S16.-

1As summer has been the most
pointing one in many years
:. f nlks who like to crab and fish.
s nave been scarce all season.
Smyrna times., 1937-07-29

] ] nuckleberrv g..
} Delaware I. crop throughout
/ Is maturing and
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
.MUNkANELE EOLIEk
MOST FICyELEM!
A heten XII kell t0Iteni 4 pos
tas aItal mindenlki ottfon&ban
hagyott jelent6t

Az, aki nnunka nelkiil van,
az okvetleniil t0ltse XII meg e
heten Is adja postara q laka-
san hagyott jelent6 ivet. Ha q
csaladjaban t0bb feln6tt mum
kanelkiili van, akkor kerjen to-
vabbi jelent6ket postast6l,
vagy f6postan.
Lapunk nov. 4-iki szamaban
a jelent6t magyarra forditva
k0z0ltik, hogy segitsiik azo-
kat, akik mem 6rtik meg az
angol nyelven kiadott utasit&-
sokat. Ha mem volna meg q
lap, akkor megnezheti az uta-,
sitasokat magyarul lapunk va
rosi irodajaban: 4O8 w. Fede-
raj Street.
Az Egy5siilt Allamok koruna
nya vegezteti ezt a cellzust
(0sszeirast).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
!. DE:.'T'||0REsEk !: |
Is LOPASOk

A kiskoruak birosaga ele Wit
TEX ket fatal flu tigyet, inert
az 1921 Wick Aven. n lev6 hasz
malt auto eladasi helyr6l ell
akartak lopni egy autot, de IL
gatottsagukban neki hajtottak
az ottani telefon oszlopnak,
nagy kart csinalva a gepben. A
fiukat hosszabb id6re javito in
tezetbe kiildik.
Harom fatal 1920 ev ko-
z0tti fiut a biro 5 dollar biin-
tetes es k0ltsegek megterite-
sere itelt, inert az Ohio Edison
Southern Blvd .-on lev6 telepe-
rol rezdr6tot loptak.
A rendorseg emberei letar-
toztattak egy asszonyt, aki
Mrs. Betty Thomas, zoos Nc
Guffey Roadon lev6 sorcsarno-
kanak az egyik szobajaban le-
vo cedar ladajab6l kilopott IS
dollart rejt6 kis ladat. A rem
dorsegen AIT hangoztatta az
asszony, hogy a penzes ladat
menekules kozben a Lands.
down Blvd. ION eldobta, de q
rendorseg mem talalt semmit q
jelzett helyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
YOUNGSTOWN
MACYAROk Macy
ARCkEPCSARNDk|

Dacara, hogy mar nagyon
kozeledik annak az ideje, hogy
idei Macy es tartalomban gaz-
dag naptarunk megjelenik Ia
nit szokasunk szerint mint ka-
racsonyi ajand6kot adunk hi
el0f t6inknekl, az. iden meg
kezdjiik a youngstown magya-
'rok arckepcsarnokanak kozle-
set.
Youngstown jo Greg magyar
saga mcgerdemli AIT, hogy
megorokitsuk 6ket abban a
naptarban, amelyet lit min
denki olyas.
Ne maradjon XII a neve, eie-
tenek tortenete es ha kivanja,
arckepe ebbol a sorozatbol.
A mi araink ebben a tekin-
tetben is meltanyosak. Mem
kerink tizeseket meg szazaso-
kat. Megcsinaljuk szepen.
Meg ket hctig fogadunk el
jelentkezeseket.
Bovebb felvilagositassal szol-
galnak Ress Jozsef varosi iro-.
dankban, 408 w. Federal st.,
Franks M. Emo, aki sokakat
felkeres otthonaban; vagy seer
kesztosegunk, melynek telefon
Szama. 34421.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
BELEROHANT ECY
AUTO A HAzBA
KiilOn0s baleSet a Hubbard
w. Middlesex-i utOn. CsOda-
latOs menekiiles

Szokatlan latogatoja volt a
kora hajnali orakban egy Hub
bard-i csaladnak vasarnap reg
gel negy orakor, mikor egy au-
to SO labra leszaladt az utrol,
az oft lev6 haz harom falat
osszet0rte es az egyik haloszo-
ba vasagyanal megallt. Az agy-
ban joiz1en aludt a Stafford
csalad harom tagja, akik koziil
csak egy szenvedett k0nnyebb
seriilest, mig csodalatos modon
a t0bbi szoba lakoi, amelyeken
a gep keresztul robogott, SER
tetlenek. A butorzat csaknem
teljesen tonkre ment. A gep
vezet0je a 81 ewes Anthony
White, Mercer, Pa. es Angelo
Pirlo, Sharon, Pa. es ket barat-
n6jiik: Ida Gaspari 10 ewes
es Matilda Pleso Youngstown
ban voltak latogatoban, az
Olive St.-en lako Andy Pleso-
nal es hazafele igyekeztek Sha-
ronba, mikor a Hubbard Mid
dlesex uton meg eddig meg
magyarazhatatlan modon a
gep letert a rendes utrol. Az
auto vezet5 White a hubbardi
bortonben varja a dolga kiala-
kulaSat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

Azok a rendel3sek csak mem
akarnak jonni. A Washington
bizonytalansag a f6ok

Mar a mutt heten mindenki
ait hitte, hogy az aceltermeles
elerte a legalacsonyabb fokot
es azutan javulas fog beallani
a munkaviszonyokban.
Ez azonban nem k0vetkezett
be. Roosevelt elnok megnyito
beszede a rendkivili ulesszak
elejen mem nyugtatta meg az
ipari es kereskedelmi vilagot.
Az auto gyarosok szamitva a
hanyatlo vasarlasi kedvvel,
kenytelenek voltak iizemiiket
redukalni es ez AIT jelenti,
hogy az acel ipar kenytelen
varni a nagy rendelesekre.
A heten alig 40 szazalekos a
munka Youngstownban es ha
hamarosan mem all be javulas
a rendelesekben, akkor meg
alacsonyabb lesz a termeles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
AkASzTOTT FERFI
ECY ISkOLABAN
Gangszter gyilkossagot sejte.
mex a remes esetben. NyOmoz
a rend6rseg

A Boyer iskola felszereben
Ia 46-os uton 0t mertf0ldnyire
Canfieldtol) kedden reggel egy
iskolas flu, aki szenert ment
be, hogy befiits0n a termekbe,
egy akasztctt ernbert talalt.
A megremii1t gyermek ertesi-
tette a sheriff hivatalat. A ha-
lottat, akinek. nyakAra nadrag-
szija volt hurkolva, levagtak,
de miutan gyanusnak tint fel
az eset, azonnal ertesitettek a
halottkemet.
DR.. Hauser megallapitotta,
hogy a halott nyaka es germ
ce eltorott es hogy a halal meg
az akasztas el6tt ALT be. Az is
kola udvaran clyan nyomokat
talaltak, amikb0l ARA lehet
kovetkeZtetnl, hOgy a Szeren-
csetlen embert oda hurcoltak
es csak azert k0t0ttek a nya-
kara a hurkot, hogy a hat6sa-
gok AIT higyjek, hogy 0ngyil-
kos lett.
Kiilonos, hogy a halott, aki-
r6l kiderGlt, hogy a neve Tho
mas Donaldson Kates pitts
burghi munkas, holmijat a Ia
nyok toilettjeben talaltak meg
jo nehany lepesnyire a felszer-
t6l. Mar kideritettek, hogy Ka-
tes a napokban n6hany szaz
dollar 0r0kseget kapott es ait
mondotta isnler6seinek, hogy
Californiaba megy. A zsebeben
azonban csak nehany cent
penzt talaltak.
Ugy a sheriff, mint a rend
6rseg lazasarl nyomoz az eset
ben.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
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a Market es Ridge Ave. sarkan
egy ARA halado gep eliitotte.
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nyaktorest, mig Margaret Sni,
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pei valo 0sszeiitkozes utan a
Fifth es Lincoln Ave. keresz-
tezesenel.
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szinuleg derektorest szenve-
dett, mikor C. w. Martin gepe
gepe 0sszeitkozott William
Walker gepevel a Boardman-
Garfield Roadon.