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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
BLACK TEHAT MEM BIR

azzal aztegyeni integritassal,
amt a legfelsobb birosag tag
jatol joggaI elvarnank es we'd
,beszede mem gy6zotta meg az
ellenkez6r6l benniinket.
!. Ku.onoseff azert mem, inert
bar bejelentette, hogy a Klan-
boil regen ki1epett, egyetlen sza-
va sem volt a Klan ellen, egyet
len szoban sem jelezte, hogy
MIERT latta szuksegesnek XII
lepni. ''~i1 ?
Minthogy . azonban a kline
vezeset yisszaszivni mem lehet,
az orszag polgarsaga megnyu-
godhat abban a tudatban, hogy
a biro gazdasagi es politikai ne
zetei a kis ember mellett voltak
es vanrask ssBy' fenti fogyate
kOSSaga dacara is klVanatOSabb
a Supreme C9urton, akarhany
"kifogastalan', integritassal BIZ
ro egyennel, s6t jelenlegi Su-
preme Court bironal.i
Es eppen inert a Klannal va
10 osszekottetese olyan sulyos
megalaztatast hozott ra, bara-
taira es az eln0kre, biztosra
vehetjuk, hogy a faji es fele-
kezeti kerdesekben feltetlenUl a
legnagyobb el6vigyazattal es az
alkotmany szellemeben fog min
dig itelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

mem javultak a multi heten.
A tozsden agy-ket nap kivete-
level tovabb csusztak az erte-
kek es ma az orszag t6zsdein
a jegyzett ertekpapirok tizenot
ezer millio dollarral kevesebbet
ernek, mint mikor a panik
nehany honapja kezdodott.
Ez AIT jelepti, hogy a hitel
0sszehuzodik, inert a zalogok
hitelkepessege kisebb lett es
az amerikai "uzletvilag" meg
van ijedve.
Hogy a t6zsde-krach mem
jott trefab6l, ait az egyes ipar-
agak iizemei mutatjak, ame-
lyek valami biztato kepet mem
adnak.
A nehez iparban ma mind
0ssze hetven szazalekos uzem-
mel dolgoznak les nyilt titok,
hogy meg ebben az iizemben
is raktart ha1moznak ,vagyis
mem rende1esre dolgoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
loaNAllulls e ==s = u E. NJ L e

Pn5k helyzeten - hem sokat
valtoztat. q ags' 'a5.s iEe.42'll'lrs
"dTudta minderlki, liogy Black
tagja volt a Klannak $ AIT IS
tudta mindenki, ,hogy ma mar
mem, tagja. Nj, ssa.
+. Mem volt ssketseg az irant
sem, hogy a a,regi tagsag meg
mem aHrmoralisan sem a kline
vezes utj&ba. De mem tudta az
orszag,e hogy miert hallgatott
err6l a bir6 szenator; koraban,
mikor aebir6i szekre val6 alkal-
'massagat vitattak.
i Es ERE. q feleletet mem kapta
meg a nernzet a radio beszed-
A bessed dtan csak annyit
.tudunk, hogy Black tagja volt
a Ku-Rux-K1annak, n1ikor'
ugy hvanta ait az erdeke, mi
lkor szenator akart lenni Ala
bama allamb6l. Es hogy ott-
.hagyta a Klant,. mikor az er-
dekei AIT kivantak. Es tudjuk
AIT, hogy ezt a regi rokonsa-
got elhallgatta, eltitkolta, mi
kor meg kellett volna neki sz6-
lalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

aoA legerdeKesebb fnindeneset
g az th6 sztrajkok tigye lesz d
court eY6tti, lie iiem blKtos, hogy
di5ntenek-e i telen! ebben d ker.
desben. sSftat; ss" Ill. l4@
Mirithogy q Supreme Court
lgyakran ,megyaltoztatta >el6bbi
dont6set, sokan AIT hiszik,
,hogy aSkorn&lay a regebben le-
iszurtauysdeal torvenyeket ujra
"a bir6sagele terjeszti, miutan
a. Black kfnegezesevel ma a Ii
beralisak vanflak t0bbsegben.
Minthogy. azonban az uj BIZ
r6 mem igen szavazhat azok fe-
lett q t0rvellyek felett, anne
.lyeknek a fnegalkotasaban re-
sze volt - bar ett6l a. t0rveny
mem tiltja - valoszint, hogy
inkabb ui formakba fogjak a
regebben n1egd0nt0tt t0rvenye
ket isnnet a bir6sag ele terjesz-
teni a j0v6ben. Ez alka1mat ad
maid Blacknek, hogy minden
ilyen iigyben tartozkodas nell
kill SzavazzOn. " -~..@
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Egy elofizetonk bekildte a
Magyar Vilag" ket korlevelet,
amelyek egyikeben hirdetest, a
masikban el0fizetest kernek az
uj kommunista ujsagra. Els AIT
kerdezik toliink, hogy Xix csi-
naljak ezt az ujsagot. Az
ujsagot a bukofelben levo vi
El0re gang csinalja es a ma
gunk velemenye helyett lek0-
z0ljuk, hogy NIT irt a tervezett
laprol az /. w. w. huszonot
ewes lapja, a "Bermunkas". lit
kOEetkezik Bermunkas ira
sanak egy resze:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
hgas husarak miatt a multi

3 - -- { I. "A
mhgas husarak miatt a multi
I1eten. e > Z
ha'sA kittin6 termes kepesse te-
szi . gazdakat, hogy a mar
.hAikat es serteseiket hizlaljak
s Icy azokb61 q szokottnal sok-
,,lkal kevesebb jut d piacra.
Ha azonban ! a vev6k sztrajk
ia a husra Is porkra is kiter-
jed, .akkor nem nagyon fog a
spekulacio kifizet6dni 6s Job
ban jarnanak a gazdak, ha a
piacot a sziiks6ges mennyise-
gti eelmiszerrel rendes -.arban.
eflatnak. s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
IMECY-E ON is, VACY ITTH0N Ill?

lilo tisztelee kerdezzk azokto akk soroka olvassak
hogy meneke 6e Magyarorsagra vagy itthon maradnak
Amekaban? Mert ha szandekuk hogy menenek akkor
meg b6sege idek hogy szindikat magyar het
lapok ata htizot dijak egyiket enek lap
max vendegei gyanant e k0tsegen jarak szlohazat
nagy jutalom megeri AIT kis faradsagot amt lap
cserebe ker erte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
A NYUGATI ALLAMOK

! polgarai latszolag mem sokat
tor0dnek sem a Supreme Court
ugyevel, sem 'Blacknak a kline
vezesevel, inert sem a szenato-
raik ellen, sem az elnOk ellen
nem akartak fordulni.
Az eln0k0t kiser6 ujsagirok
megallapitasa szerint Roosevelt
nepszeriisegebol semmit mem
vesztett, inert az orszag pol
garsaga ma is benne latjaa We
zeret.
Es varja t6le azokat a politi-
kai es gazdasagi reformokat, a
melyeket nagyjabol helyesel a
,polgarsag. a- se,g
Beszedeit lelkesen fogadtak
es bar megjegyezte, hogy a jo-
vo evben a sz0vetseg koltsegve-
tese egyensulyba lesz hozva =
vagyis kevesebb penzt fog a
kormany kolthetini = a hall
gatosag lelkesedese mem csok-
kent.
Csak a k0zszolgalati vallala-
tok urai es reszvenyesei fogad
tax hidegen a beszedeit, anne
lyekben a VIII erok tovabbi XII
hasznalasat es k0ziizembe valo
vetelet igerte,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07

Mindenesetre, isrnetelten es
ujra, ,'nagy ovatossagota ajAn-,,
lunk mindenkinek a. k0vetkez6
h6napokra, .akar.s vas&rlAsok,
akar befektetesek dolgaban.
A MUNKA. FRONTJAN A..
,lehet6 legszomorubb tiinetek-
kel aHtunk szemben $ d multi
heten.
"A ket szervezet kozt' a ,kes-s
hegyig memo hare most mar
teljesen XII van elezve. es Green
mex a. mutt heti ayilatkozata
szegyenpirt 0nt0ts. a'llainden
munkas es minden liberalis !.
ember arcara. y: t4s3 .soie11.s,
7 I'VE will take the fight to
the eENEMY'S territory .(Az
ELLENSEG teriiletiire .vissziik
ia haborut) jelentette: XII az
AFL elnoke es ezzel ui kepet
festett az amerikai munkas. :.
sorsarol. ~
Eddig AIT hittuk es nagyja-
boil AIT .hitte a szegeny prole-
tar is, hogy az ellenseget a LIZ
berty Ligas multi-milliomosok
kozt, a Dup Pontok, a Weirek, q
Raskobok k0zt kell keresni.
Most Green ARA tanitja a.
munkast es ARA akar tanitani
bennunket, ~hogy az ellenseget
ne ezekben a banyabarokban,
hanem a CIO-ba t0m0riilt, hoz-
zank hasonlo szegeny proleta-
rokban keressiik.
.GONOSZTEV6K
A VEZEREK !.
akik leginkabb szemelyes
hatalmi vagyb6l es nagyrava-
(Folytatas az Silk oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
MAGYAR iVILAG" =
Il BETYAR VILAG!
Lelkiisnaeretlen fosztogatas
foiyik crszagszerte egy pol
gari ujsag megteremteseert
-.Kszaset zsebre n,unkasok

"A naEnka eailozgalom neve-
ben holnai u "egysegfrontrol'
szavaiil3iS. Tudtunkkal, a ma
gyar nlu1lkasCk kozott mind
ezideig harom csoport muko-
d0tt. A Szocialista Munkas
Part, a Kommunista Part ma
gyar szekcioja es az I. w. W..
Volt IA lido. amikor mind
haronn rnunkasmozgalmi irany
zat oss7efogott, hogy a reak-
clio terieszkedeset, vagy a ma
gyar mlankassag zsebere ter
vezett ervagasait megakada-
lyozza. Az Sz. L. P. az elyont
fogalmakon addig ragodott,
anig egeszen megpeneszedett.
Olyannyira, hogy munkas-
nozgalmi szempontbol mem
Jon mar regota szamitasba. J6
magunk es a kommunistak
k0z0tt q legadazabb hare TO-
Iyik-folydogal evek ota. Mert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
MINTHOGY A HELYER0L

elmozditani mem birjak, jo-
hiszemu polgarok es lapok ma
pirendre ternek a kinevezes fe-
lett S AIT csak az eln0k politi-
kai ellenfelei fogjak tovabb fir
tatni.
Es szemforgato kepmutatas-
sal azok fogjak a fejuket a leg
hangosabban csovalni, akik
annak idejen milliokat adtak a
Ku Klux Klannak a republika-
nus partkasszabol, hogy Smith
ellen es Hoover mellett = a fe-
lekezeti gyilolkodest predikal-
va = izgasson.
Egyebkent, bar - mint fem
tebb irtuk = a Black integri-
tasaban fogyatekossagot tala-
lunk, mi es veliink egyiitt a sza
vazo polgarsag oriasi tobbsege
keszsegesen kicserelnenk meg
harom-negy Greg urat, akik je-
lenleg a Supreme Court tag
jai, ugyanilyen - Black BIZ
rokert. @
A polgarsag ne felejtse el,
hogy mikor Wilson Brandeis
bir6t kinevezte, akkor annak
zsido vallasa ellen izgattak,
inert mem mertek bevallani,
hogy a hvalo jogasz radikalis
felfogasa fajt a t6kenek. Most
ugyanezek az erdekeltsegek
Black ellen a Kan miatt IL
gatnak, ugyancsak azert, inert
a volt senator radika1is felfo-
gasat6l fel a nagyt6ke.
"a SUPREME COURT sss.. ses..
ISMET e sas
megkezdi e heten 1nuk0deset
es a tell terminus fontos dom
teseket var a bir6sagt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
AZ AUT0IPA ARBAN AZ VI


modeleket kihoztak, de a
munka mem indul, inert a ke-
resked6k rendelesei kesnek es
nem tudja senki, hogy milyen
piaca lesz az uj modelnak.
Az epit6 ipar nem akar in
dulni, a k0nnyti ipart a vev6k
sztrajkja tartja remiiletben, a
akik mem hajland6k a felh6kig
emelt arakat megfizetni s akik
csak a legsztiksegesebb vasar-
lasokat eszk0zlik.
| Hogy a dragasagot mennyire
unja a nemzet, AIT a new york;
zsid6 meszarosok sztrajkja mu-
tatja, akik egyszerre otezer me-
szaros uzletet csuktak be a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
BLACK SUPREME COURT

biro hires es rendkiviili We
dc beszedet a radon elmondta,
de ez a helyzeten - es az ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-07
"A SUPREME COURT
ISMET 4

nnegkezdi heten rniik0de deSet
es a tell terminus fontOs dom
teseket var a bir6sagt6l.
Evening star., 1937-08-12

7UHAT old kiosk which the
Weather Bureau discarded be-
cause it exaggerated Washing
u tons temperatures, was dis
covered today honorably serving
Maryland family-as flower bed!
It is a mere skeleton of the i'm
pressive iron weather man that stood
for 20 years or more at Pennsylvania
avenue and E street, giving passersby
unreliable information about how hot
it was and how much rain was falling.
But Mr.. and Mrs. William Sonneman
of Forestville, Md, are making such
good use of the ll2-ton iron frame
work as an ornamental flower bed in
their front yard that they have turned
down chances to sell it for $50
The Weather Bureau kept the ther-
mometers, barometer, tipping bucket
rain guage and graph machines that
decided to do away with the instru-
ment four years ago The framework
then was sold for junk
Sonneman. in the stone business,
said the junk dealer that bought the
kiosk gave it to him for his help In
getting it loose from its granite base
He took it home and for a while had
no idea what use he might make
Of it.
Then Mrs Sonneman decided the
open. square space under the roof of
the kiosk would do for a flower bed,
and her husband mounted it on 4
brick foundation in a corner of their
front yard. The flowers are growing
now in the space where the weather.
recording gadgets used to be-
The kiosks downfall resulted from
complaints of civic groups about its
anrellability as an automatic weather
man, officials at the Weather Bureau
said. At one time there were more
than so of the kiosks in various cities
of the Nation, but they have all been
discarded
They were erected in the first place,
officials said, to help satisfy public
curiosity about the weather in
Evening star., 1937-08-12

leading because the kiosk was made
OF iron and the iron got hotter than
the air in the sun. So it gave tenn
perature readings usually from to
10 degrees hotter than the air tenn
perature.
Publicity given these figures was
not fair to the city" \ Weather Bureau
omcial said. "and that was the main
reason we had to do away with the
kiosks." The kiosks cost originally
around $1,000, fully equipped.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
DICTIONARY is SLEUTH
Solves Armadillo Hunt by De-

Solves Armadillo Hunt by De-
scribing Fugitive Quadruped.
SHARON, Pa, August II (P).-An
armadillo Ned its shipping box yes
terday and kept its freedom until
Harry Costell could look up a de-
scription Of the animal in 4 diction-
ary. He found this:
"A South American quadruped
armed with bony shell"
With this information, he found
the quadruped under a pile Of canvas
and put him back into the box at
the railway express ONCE. The arma-
dillo was on its way to 4 carnival.
Evening star., 1937-08-12
mel vacancies. 1t was announced

sonnel vacancies, 1t was announced
today.
A class Of so Medical Corps per-
sonnel also will be brought to WASH
ington In September for 4 post
graduate course ct the. Navy Medical
School.
Candidates for the October exami-
nation must be between the ages Of
2l and 80, and graduates or senior
medical students Of class "A" medical
schools
Evening star., 1937-08-12

general way and never were intended
as accurate scientific instruments.
The kiosk's thermometers recorded
temperatures within the structure, it
was explained, and these were mis-
Evening star., 1937-08-12
NAVY MEDICAL CORPS
TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS
Tests for Commissions and In
terneships Are Scheduled
October II.

Examinations for commissions and
interneship in the Navy Medical Corps
will be held October II at all United
States Navy hospitals and the Naval
Medical School here to AL 40 per-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08
MODERN FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT.

Definite progress seems to have been made toward motorzing the Nome Fire Department this summer The council which recently took action ordering motor truck for the department equipped with the lat est and most modern fire fighting equipment, is pushing forward plan to partially finance the unit, thru the staging of dances, entertainments and benefits the funds to go into the Fire Department Equipment Fund
 Their first affair is to be the Cheechacco Ball this coming Saturday. Other functions are to be planned this summer and next winter it is understood
 The equipment ordered is a Seagrave unit mounted on Chevrolet l57 inch Wheelbase fire truck equipped with three hundred gallon booster tank two pumps, booster and the other general utility pump. The truck will be capable of packing 1900 feet of hose and pictures of the unit display its fine qualities and evident signs of efficiency.
 For the past fifteen years various councils and city officials have sought to motOrlze the fire department at Nome but with little success, the attitude being that of horses hitched to fire wagon sled was both good enough and really the only efficient system to be used in this section
 This spring, the present council pushed through tion and motorized fire fighting unit has now been ordered IL is to arrive here the July sailing of the steamer Victoria
 Difficulties of the long fight to secure this modern izaton feature have included ramications and argu- ments which would reach from here to the Moon and back. The most ardous point to be put that such expenditure of money-S32 237 0O-would be worth the return in efficiency and safety
 With the demonstration of the new motorized eoup- 1nent in Nome we look forward with much confidence toward future reduction in fire insurance ratings be- sides an all important degree of added fire protection AS we see It, actual performance and demonstration should prove to those who doubt the wisdom of such an investment that this equipment will be the acme of ehclency and render the most economical and trust worthy service of any heretofore maintained in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08

ALPINE, Utah, June 8, - The search and probe in the snow and ice near here has failed during the hours of risk-fi'led labor, to find any of the bodies of seven persons Wh' were killed in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08

splintered wreckage of the air liner which crashed six months ago. The hunt for the bodies has spread over half mile area.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08
Wreckage Of Airliner Discovered
(By The Associated Press)

ALPINE, Utah, June 7-Searchers found the wreck age of the alrner lost with five men and two women on December l4th aSt while it enroute from Los Angeles to Salt Lake, but the bodies not ed due to the deep snow. The plane crashed into a mountain forty miles from its destination.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08
Plans Under Way
 For Cheechacco
 Ball This Sat. PM

(Continued From Page One) the fact that the new school build ing was constructed at Nome last year.
 Watch for further particulars as reports of the Victoria's pro- gress are received.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08

Tn some parts of the country, it seems, the husband must wash dishes until his wife is tall enough to reach the dishpan.-Boston Transcript
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-08

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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-08-05
FARM SECURITY BROUGHT
WITHIN REACH OF FARMERS

Farm security has been brought
within reach of "a Grant county
farm families during the past
eighteen months through rural re-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-08-05

facilities totaled $38,425.O0 at the
end of the fiscal year on June 30;
of this sum SO, $4,000 was loaned
to farmers in 1886 and the balance
in 1887. Emergency grants to
destitute families and laborers to-
tailed $697.O0 during the past
twelve months.
Farm plans worked out cooper
ately with the county supervisor
for each Individual farm provide
for purchase of necessary capital
goods for maximum efficiency in
farming operations, approved farm
management practices and payment
on old debts.
A practical home management
plan. providing for a garden, plen-
druits, vegetable and meats, AZ
we'll as clothing and household
needs, is set up in cooperation with
each homemaker,
Aiding these families in regain
ing farm security through min
imum cash loan, good nlanagem emit
and business-l like operation, bene-
fits the entire county through cut
ting down delinquent taxes and
restoring the normal purchasing
power to many families unable in
the past to buy clothing, farm
ing equipment and other necessi-
ties, says Martin.
Additional service is being made
available to many families thru
farm adjustment and community
and cooperative services.
A summary of the past years
records shows that a good REPAY
ment has been made on rural reha-
Utilization loans in Grant County as
over IS per cent of the money
due on original loans have been
repaid to rate, states Martin. Pay,
ments have been made on all of
the original loans approved In
1886. The report shows that
$5,361.O0 of the principal has been
repaid and that payment Of $5OS
in interest has been made.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-08-05
NEW MACHINES ARRIVE
FOR GEM THEATER

The new machines and sound
equipment for the Gem theater
arrived in town early Wednesday
morning and were being installed
by technical engineer from Sc
attic.
The machines are the latest type
with high intensity light to pro-
tect a perfect picture on the
screen and the new microphonie
sound equipment insures the most
realistic clearness of tone that is
only found in the theaters in the
larger cities.
In the past year the Gem has
tried to Keep ahead of other thea
tors IN the district by bringing
best of pictures to Its patrons and
has also just installed a new arc
tic cooling system for the comfort
of It's patrons during the summer
months.
Edward G.. Robinson will be
seen Friday in Thunder In the
City" while Spencer Tracy will
be featured Saturday in "Sky
Devils" Sunday this week will
bring George O'Brien In "The
Park Avenue Logger" together
with THE blow by blow pictures of
the Lewis Braddock fight
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-08-05

Mobilization loans for purchase oil
needed livestock, farm equipment,
Fred S. Martin, county supervisor
resettlament administration, Ell
lensburg. says.
Loans in the county to farm
fomilies without adequate credit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-05-07

Tommy Douglas and his Great
Band, Rainbow Gardens, May "a.
ADV.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-05-07
DIR. W. A. O'Brien
To Speak AT
Health Meeting

The closing meeting of the Twin
City Health Week Campaign will
be held at the Halle Q. Brown
House, st. Paul, Sunday, May
9th, at A p. m. DR.. William A.
O'Brien of the University of Min
nesota Medical School will be prin>
cipal speaker. DIR. O'Brien is an
outstanding authority on public
health matters and has the faculty
of discussing technical subjects in
a way that the layman can under
stand them.
Prizes will be awarded to win
ners in the Essay and Poster Con-
test. From the standpoint of at
tendance it appears that this will
be the largest health meeting held
in recent years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-05-07
Twin Town Talk

Peter-The old Debb Satan been hiding
outside ST. Peter church Minneapolis Sunday night All week long
the lady vva had been seeking souls Sunday
The the night the church
well filed but 10 and behold or Satan been hiding outside
because Immediately after church two of the started
bug front presumably about the hubby Meanwhile
hubby official of the church, stood by trying make but
evidently failed because it said of the struck the other
and the used profanity equal heard in the lowest