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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27

The question of what steamboat
went farthest up the Missouri river
during the palmy days of the SOS
may never be answered but there
were at least two claimants to the
honor. One authority maintains
that the Peter Balen went 81 miles
above Fort Benton on June 16,
1856, and within six miles of the
Great Falls, probably the farthest
point ever to be reached by steam
and possible only at the time of the
June rise"
A summary of steamboat traffic
published in the Benton Record in
1875, however, did not mention this
feat: It did tell the story of Captain
Burke, chief officer Of the steamer,
Tom Stevens, who wanted the distinc-
ton Of navigating the Missouri to
the highest point.
While his boat was lying idly at the
Fort Benton landing, Burke arranged
q pleasure party and headed the Tom
Stevens for the Great Falls. This was
curing the latter part of July, 1868,
when the river must have been much
lower than when the Peter Balen made
n attempt. The determined resistance
OF n current and q series of declivi-
ties aggregating more than $50 feet in
10 miles made progress very slow; they
reached q portage about 10 O'Clock the
following morning, q point six miles
below the main cataract and about SO
miles from Fort Benton.
Above, the captain said, the river was
q series Of abrupt descents where the
water was dashed into foam by rude
contact with the black rocks protruding
mere and there. They moored the boat
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27

SNSAAe NSSSS~
lions. William Lambert, secretary of
that association, stated at st. Louis
that the association owned one million
head of cattle, the same number of
sheep, and $50, 1000 horses, with a mod
crate estimate Of their value placed
aors $4S'S S9,, :oc s}ik I bssee s ( aei fe ties
coat, with a large five-pointed solid
gold star, under which was suspended
an artistically wrought silver COW
weighing about two ounces.
Another large group represented was
the New Mexico Cattle Growers as
ISOLATION, whose range practically cov-
cred Colfax, Mora and San Miguel
SSI ; soe em 1ao sat4{e Is s Zoo, 600 b as5as, on =
large number of horses. Fully repre-
sented were also the Northwest Texas
Cattle Raisers association, the Colorado
and BRACES Cattlemens' association, the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27
BUTTE-ANACONDA
SPEED LIMIT SET
ROAD PATROL PLACES 45-MME.
PER-HOUR TRAVEL REGU-
: LATION IN EFFECT

A 45-mile- per-hour speed limit
went into effect between Butte and
Anaconda the other day, accord
ing t. an announcement made by
Lou c. BOedecker, supervisor of
the Montana state highway patrol.
In making the announcement Super
visor Boedecker said: I'VE do not wish
to impose any hardship upon car
drivers in the Butte and Anaconda
areas by the new ruling. For the pro-
lection of motorists driving in the
proper manner, we find it necessary to
curb high speed on the highway be-
tween Butte and Anaconda.
The number of accidents on this
highway and others in Montana has
necessitated a more stringent regula-
ton upon Montana car drivers. The
Montana highway patrol asks the CO.
operation of the public in reducing &C
cidents on the highways"
The supervisor stated further that
speed limit regulations imposed in the
states of California, Utah, Washington
and Idaho are enforced to the limit.
Signs will be posted at several points
along the Butte-Anaconda highway
warning motorists to reduce their speed
to conform with the new regulations.
All highway patrol officers in Butte
and Anaconda have been instructed to
enforce the speed limit.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27

ISOLATION Of Cattle and Horse. growers,
the convention had before it a number
OF meritorious topics for discussion and
action. These included, besides the
trail and cattle contagion, Indian
raiders, adoption of a constitution
Improvement in the veterinarian serv-
ice, existing presumption, or homestead
laws, public quarantine and a number
OF minor subjects. It is also significant
That TWO papers, n entitled 1.-The
Meteorology. Of the Plains" by Capt.
Silas Bent of st. Louis and THE Theory
Of Texas Fever" by DR.. Caruthers OF
records"
Granville Stuart's influence in the
convention was not, however, without
its effect. Following the spirited de-
bate on h establishment of a Texas
trail after the resolution had been in
PRODUCED, a Mr.. Mccoy of Kansas, Of
fered two resolutions in an effort to
tana delegation. The first referred to a
preventive against the introduction
and spread of %splenetic, or Texas fever
into and among herds held upon the
ranges existing north of the Red river,
and second, that any trail established
by congress should be of a width not
exceeding six miles lin order that herds
enroute over such trails may have food
and drink. and that such trails should
be contracted to a width not exceeding
100 feet at convenient points, in order
that by bridges, arches, or other de-
vices. herds of cattle liable to contract
splenetic, or Texas fever, may be safely
crossed over any national highways or
livestock trails.
In moving the adoption of his reSo-
luton on the fifth day of the conven-
ton, MIR. Mccoy said, in substance,
that Kansas did not indorse, nor would
her representatives in congress sup
port the trail movement except with
the assurance that congress should be
asked to place upon it restrictions en-
bodied in his resolution. A delegate
from Texas amended the motion to
refer the subject to the committee of
nine to be appointed to present the
memorial to congress, which was prac-
tically unanimously adopted.
The personnel of this committee, it
was revealed, contained M Montanan,
but was composed of two men from
Texas, Hon. G. UpSon and Capt. Henry
Warren; Gen. N. M. Curtis of New
York; Judge Frost of Kansas; Alex II.
Swan Of Wyoming; j. H. Hamilton of
Cherokee Strip; S. S. wallace Of Col
RADIO; A. J. Dull of Pennsylvania, and
PIP. Groom Of Kentucky.
The first convention of the National
Association of Cattle and Horse Grow
ers was about the only one at which
Montana livestock interests we're Of
ficially represented.
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Forty-Six Leading Stockmen of Montana Were i'm
Attendance at Early-Day St. Louis Contention

doubtedly, was the Whereas" the
second in the resolution, which de-
clared that lit is the desire of this
convention that a safe and cheap route
be opened from the extensive breeding
grounds of the south to the extensive
maturing grounds of the northwest
The resolution also "~whereased' the
plished by the establishment of a stock
trail over which stock could be driven.
After resolving to memorabilia con-
gress to secure appropriate legislation,
MI. Stuart took note of the proposed
beginning of the trail beginning at
some point on the Red river and ex-
tending thence in a north or northwest
direction to the north line of the United
States" After providing for the ap-
pointment of. a committee ito prepare
and present said memorial to congress
in the name and by the authority of
this convention" the resolution, after
considerable debate, was adopted.
Montanans Interested
The two topics, among many others
before the convention, prevention of
contagious disease and the trail, were
the only ones in which the Montana
delegation took an interest. It was ap-
parent, following the vigorous remarks
made by Granville Stuart that Mon
tana was practically eliminated as a
delegation. Vice presidents were elected
from % states. But no stockman from
Montana was included. The list of the
members named on the executive COM
mittee contained no Montanan. The
permanent. organization was perfected
with the election of Col. r. D. Hunter
of St. Louis for president. st. Louis
stock interests dominated the gather
ing. When Chicago asked for the
second annual meeting in 1885, that
city was defeated by action of the
executive committee by a vote of eight
to one, when Denver withdrew because
"Col. Hunter thought st. Louis ought
to have it again." Mark w. Durham
of Wayne, Ill, was the only man who
favored Chicago. Judge j. L. Brush
of Greeley, Colo., withdrew Denver after
he had advocated the claims of that
city and hoped the next convention
would be held there" The executive
committee provided for three SUBJ
committees, on leasing lands, branding
and foreign trade, and not a single
Montana man was recognized. AS fur
ther evidence Of the grip St. Louis
had on the destiny of the convention,
Colonel Hunter named Durham of
Illinois. j. w. Hamilton of Wellington,
Kan, William Gentry of Kansas City,
Mo-, H.. w. Salmon of Clinton, Mo-,
and Judge Brush of Colorado, as a sub
committee ito have full power for the
transaction of business in the interests
of the executive committee"
Besides perfecting a permanent Or
ganization known as the National As
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shipments, it will have amply repaid
the expense of organization and the
time spent in bringing about this much
desired result" The majority attend
ing the convention, including the Mon
tana delegation, favored all necessary
measures for a thorough stamping out
recurrence. This was gratifying to
stock raisers everywhere.
Convention Error
What vas considered one of the
principal errors of the convention by
the Montana stockmen was the adop-
ton of the report declaring a national
trail from Texas to Montana a neces-
sity. AS spokesman for the delegation,
Mr.. Stuart, in an address, voiced the
sentiment of northern catt1emen when
he placed Montana on record against
the proposed Texas trail. If the scheme
was not impractical, its operation would
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27
By "MON TANA LOU" GRILL

HECKlNG up on b attendance
Vat the National Cattlemen's con
Ivention held in mid-November,
vealed that Montana had one Of
the largest delegations. The personnel
was composed Of 46 leading stockmen
of the territory. Included In the list
were Granville Stuart, Conrad Kohrs,
]. M. Holt, e. s. Tut, r. b. Harrison,
b. G. Lewis, d. J. Kennedy, J. J.
Thompson, Frank G. Robertson, E. s.
s. r. v. Biddle, H. Subien, G. w. Lang,
Ad0lph Heller, Samuel Harris, a MI.
Perkins, w. M. Carter, besides others.
While the Montana group "a large,
the Stockgrowers' association which the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27

delegation repre-
Sented was dWarfed
when p d
with the Texas
Livestock aSSocia-
ton. This q per-
haps, the largest
and richest stock
organization in the
country. It extend
ed over nearly the
entire state Of Tex
as and embraced in
its membership q
large number of the
members of IA of
what e known
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BENEFITS

a sick benefit must be determined by the by
laws of the fire department relief association
to which he belongs, Attorney General Free
bourn has held in a n opinion delivered at
the request Of State Auditor John J. Holmes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-27

IaRue Smith, Great Falls Senior OeD, and Koyne osborne, Living.
stn Junior, both Of Montana State University, will hold important cam
pus Offices during 1937-3S. Smith, whose father and mother both are
Montana graduates win be editor Of the 1887 Sentinel yearbook; He has
Blade, military fraternity: Osborne will be president Of the Sigma NJ
fraternity and was It's representative to the Sigma MI national conven-
ton in New York city in August. Both Smith and Osborne are members
Of Sigma M social fraternity.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16

tarsainknak a kormany alias
pontja mem tetszik, inert iizleti
erdekeik megserteset latjak "a
mi Observation-Disclosures es
ilyen ertelemben "tiltakOztak"
a kormanynal a multi heten.
Minden kinai tizlettel es TIL
takozassal. szemben meg lehet
allapitani azonban, hogy a
nemzet feltetlenil a beket es a
be-nem-avatkozast kivanja, bar
termeszetesen Azsiaban tartoz-
kod6 polgartarsaink szemelyet
es iizleti }erdekeit a lehet6seg-
hez kepest megvedi.
Sokkal rokonszenvesebb szin-
ben thine = fel azonban az
Azsiaban foglalatoskodo es
iizerked6 amerikai nagytoke
ha a beke erdekeben azonnal
haza takarodnek, nehogy anne.
rikai katonak eletet dontse
profit-ehsegiik veszelybe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
KACAGNI KELl

Ha ugy fejeznok XII gondola-
unkat, mint ahogy igazaban
erezzlik, akkor mem AIT mon
danok, hogy most kacagni kell,
hanem akkent, hogy rohogni
kell akaratunk ellenere is.
Tizenharom angol nyelvu ma
pilap fekszik elottink, anne
lyek hirekben es vezercikkek-
ben jelentik, hogy meghalt
Andrew w. Mellon, az alumni
mum kiraly, a pittsburgh Mel
lon bankok ura, 0tszaz milli6
dollart meghalado wagon tu-
lajdonosa es az Egyesult ALA
mok volt penzugyminisztere,
aki ellen egyebkent adocsala-
sok miatt most is folyik a bin
iigyi eljaras.
Az amerikai munkassagnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
ERTHETO HAT, HOGY

fokozatos gyorsasaggal epitik
a repulogepeket es hadihajo-
kat, amiket megszavazott a
kongresszus es hogy a nemze-
tex nagy fegyverkezesi verse
nyeben mi sem fegunk hatul
maradni.
A vilagszerte lazasan folyta-
tott fegyverkezes acelhianyt
idez elo lassan minden orszag-
ban S nalunk a hadsereg ,es a
navy vezerkara ait koveteli,
hogy az ocska vas kivitelet az
elnok tiltsa be.
Az acelgyartasban tobb ocs-
kavasat hasznalnak ell rendsze-
resen, mint vi vasercet S az
ltolso tizenket honapban a
kiilfold kulonosen Japan
Nemetorszag es Olaszorszag -
olyan aranyban szedtek ma
lunk ext az arut, hogy a ha-
jok keptelenek voltak a meg.
vasarolt ocskavasat elvinni S
tobb szaz vasuti kocsi megra
kottan a kik0toknel van re.
kedve.
Mem attol felnek, hogy ma
lunk acelhiany lesz. hiszen e,
evben t0bb vasercet hoztak Il
a nagytavakon, mint 1929-ben
hanem attol, hogy az acel ara
erosen felemelkedik S a saja'
fegyverkezesiink sokkal dra
gabb lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16

nem vOt roSszabb clientele
Andrew Mellon urnal. Mert
Mellon maga is hitt abban,
hogy IL oras munkanap mel
kill, magas berek mellett fell
fordulna a vilag. Elismerjuk
keszseggel, hogy mikor maka-
csul ragaszkodott a regi rend-
hez, a nagytoke abszolutiszti-
kus uralmahoz, oszinte elgon-
dolassal cselekedett, ait csinal-
ia, amiben hitt. De mikor az
angol lapok gyaszjelenteseit
olvassuk, akkor megis csak r0-
h0gnink kell.
A kemeny szen kozpontja-
ban, Wilkes Barre varosaban
peldaul AIT irja az angol ma
pilap rola:
- BronchialiS tidogyulladas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
UDVAREASSAG Van A DELEN,
De % MUNKABEREK NINCSENEK

szerkeszto:
= Mikor a falumba erkez-
tenn, a taviro tarsasag kihordo
embere rogton kerekparra tilt
es elhajtott, hogy taxit hozzon
az allomasra reszemre, noha
ere mem kertem. A felajanlotl
borravalot pedig mem fogadta
ell.
Ime, a deli udvariassag leira-
sa, amt mi keszseggel isme-
rink ell, hiszen magunk is
sokszor irtuk, hogy a Delen
nagyon udvariasak az, embe-
rex.
De :, julius Silk napjan
felallott a szovetsegi szenatus-
ban Ellison D. Smith, South
Carolina allambeli senator e>
beJelentette, hOgy a dell ALA
mokbol valo torvenyhozok mem
fogjak tirni az elnoki javasla.
tot, amely a dolgozo emberek
maximalis munkaidejet .es mi,
nimalis munkaberet akarie
megallapitani. Mondotta tob
bek kozott::
- Ha a Delen a megelhetes
viszonyok olyanok, hogy ma
ponta so centbol meg lehet el
nj, 'akkor minek adjunk m
annyit az embereinknek, mini
az eszakiak?
A deli allamok tehat hallan
Sc akarnak arrol, hogy ember
seges munkabereket fizessenek
Jobb lenne, ha kevesebb voln;
az udvariassag es tobb a fele
barati szeretet a Delen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
A POLITIKAI
BIzONYTALANSAG

mellett a munkas-haboruk SO
tet felhoje boritja be az egesz
orszagot a. ket szemben allo
tabor lelketlen vezerei feneket-
len gyul0lettel egymas tabora
ellen irto hadjaratot hirdetnek.
Termeszetes, hogy ebben a
testver-haboruban erintve van
es lesz a kormany is es altala-
nos szenzaciot keltett a multi
heten a Lewis beszede, amely-
ben ha mem is uzent hadat az
eln0knek, de annak a lehet6-
seget kilatasba helyezte.
John L. Lewis cezaro-mania-
janak ezt a bakloveset Green
azonnal az AFL javara tokesi-
tette es sietett kijelenteni -
ami igaz is, - hogy Roosevelt
a munkasok leghatalmasabb es
legigazabb baratja.
Kevesbe volt igaz es oszinte
az a tovabbi megjegyzese, a
melyben Lewist a kommunis-
takkal valo baratkozassal es a
CIO-t kommunizmussal va
dolta.
Villages, hogy ebben a kes-
hegyig memo kiizdelemben a
kormany keptelen lesz semle-
ges maradni s bar eddig a kor-
many hivatalos gepezetei csend
ben a CIO-t tanogattak, ma
holnap a Lewis taktikaja az
eln0k0t az AFL melle fogja
terelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
mi BEKET AKARUNK

es mindent ell fogunk ko-
vetni, hogy sem az Europaban,
sem az Azsiaban dulo meszar-
lasok ingovanyaiba ne huzza-
max benniinket" - jelentette
az eln0k a nemzet nagy meg
konnyebbulesere a multi heten.
Ugyanakkor mem tagadta
Roosevelt, hogy mindenki "ci-
terazik" Gittery) a vilagon S
hogy kiil0n0sen a demokrata
berendezkedessel biro nemze-
tex nepei nyugtalankodnak $
hogy ere okuk van.
Ez a beismeres AIT jelenti
egyuttal, hogy a beke-szande-
kok csak nalunk vannak meg
es ell lehet kepzelni olyan hely,
zetet a j0v6ben is, amikor KEEP,
telenek lesziink bekeben ma.
radni.
A haboru mindig kenyerker.
des (izlet) es mi uzleti erde.
keink is elnyulnak a vilag min.
den sarkaba. Ahogy hozzank
atnyulnak az uzleti erdekek
a vilag minden orszagabol.
Beketorekveseink lehetnel
oszintek S vigyazhatunk ra
hogy a t6ke ne ranthasson XII
szamitott gonoszsaggal haboru
ba benniinket, de kiviiliink allt
er6k megis haboruba kenysze
rithetik ezt az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16

Ket nagyon jellemzo hirt OIL
.yastunk a deli a1lamokra vo-
natkozolag mostansag.
Lacy Donnell, a legjobb anne
rikai folyoiratok egyikenek, a
Scribner's Monthly-nak seged-
szerkeszt6je irja:
Latogatoba mentem szu-
l6f0ldemre, South Carolina al
lamba es amint atleptem a
hires hatarvonalat az Eszakrol,
azonnal megtudtam, hogy a
Delen vagyok, inert paratlan
udvariassaggal talalkoztam. Az
Atlantic Coast Line vasut Ha-
wanna Special newt gyorsvona-
ia megallott egy jelentektelen
kis allomason soron kivil, hogy
engem a falu1nban letegyen.
Harom utassal tettek meg EFT,
noha a kis falvaknal a vasut
mem irt elo megallo helyeket,
de a deli udvariassag segitett
rajtunk.
Folytatja ekkent a szerkesz-
t6:
- Reggel fel nyolc orakor,
Birmingham elott, a vasuti
kalauz bejott a kocsinkba es
hangos szoval kivant nekiink
joreggelt. maid ait mondta
hogy a vasuttarsasag nagyon
orvendett, hogy utasai voltunk
es kifejezte AIT a remenyet
hogy az utazassal meg voltunR
elegedve. Ilyesmit az Eszakor
seholse lehet tapasztalni.
Vegiil a k0vetkezoket szegz
lie a deli udvariassag felol {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
T0BBIZBEN FELEMELTUK

a Szavunkat a reSzletuzlet ell
len ebben a rovatban es szo-
moru elegtetel, hogy ma ugyan
ezt allapitjak meg a gazdasagi
szaktudosok, akik a sok ezer
miliio dollarra rugo reszletizle-
tet sokaljak.
Akik hitelbe Is reszletre va
sarolnak,, 9 azok elkoltik es fell
elk ait a penzt, amt a j0v6
heten, a jov6 honapban es sok
esetben a jov6 evben fognak
keresni es eek a j0v0 kerese-
tex. biztositva nincsenek.
Semmi korulmenyek kozt
mem all standardization, hogy
olvasoinkat ujabb panik lehet6-
segenek a falra festesevel re-
mitsiik es mem hisziink benne
hogy komoly depressziot var
hatunk 1888 november el6tt
de a j0v6 evi kongresszusi va
lasztasok ait elhozhatjak ma.
gukkal.
Ismetelten tiszte,ettel figyel-
meztetiink hat mindenkit
hogy bevasarlasaiknal legyenek
ovatosak es ne vegyenek feles.
leges dolgokat a jovo evi med
We b0rere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
HA A LABOR BOARD MEG

egy par ilyen veressgnek fog
ia 0nmagat kitenni, akkor a
Wagner torveny is, a Board ic
nevetseg es megvetes targya
lesz az orszagban es a mum
kassag elolr5l kezdheti a seer
vezkedes jogaert a kizdelmet.
Rossz szolgalatot tesznek hat
azok a munkasvezerek, akik a
Boardtol reszrehajlo magatar-
tast kivannak es minden eset-
(Folytatas az 5-i., ,ldahn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
III d I'll = VI D NIL D

De a nagy krach okait >kutat-
va, el kell ismerniink, hogy az
6szre remelt nagy es rendki-
will fellendiilesben ma mar az
tizletvilagban mem hisznek,
inert ahhoz nyugalmasabb le-
vegore lenne sziikseg az or
szagban.
A t6zsde-panik okait sokan
a nemzetkozi fesziiltsegben, So
kan a politikai bizonytalan-
sagban Is a munkashaboruban
keresik es talaljak, de er6sen
figyelemre melto az a megal-
lapitas, hogy az er6sen elter-
jedt hitel- es reszletiizlet min
den kis megrazkod odtatasbol ma
gyobb panikot csinalhat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
A NEMZETKOZI
NYUGTALANSAG

elegge lefoglalja a kormany
figyelmet, de mem menti fel
attol a munkatol, hogy az it,
honi nyugtalansagot kell0 fl
gyelemmel kiserje
Az vi deal elso napja ota a
politika szoros osszek0ttetes-
ben all a penzugyi es gazdasa-
gi helyzettel, a politikai nyug-
talansag tehat ma egyenesen
szerencsetlepseg az orszagra.
Az eln0k ellen fel' azadt de-
mokrata vezerek eleinte azon
sirankoztak, hogy ujra val6 va
lasztasuk ellen az eln0k min.
den k0vet megmozgat, most
azonban a tamadast 6k maguk
vehemensen megkezdtek.
Wheeler, 8 a lazado szenato-
rok morta1ai vezere mar k0-
rii hordoztaja veres kardot a
multi heten az orszagban, inert
ennek bels6 haborusagnak q
| jegveben remeli 1940-ben a de-
mokrata part jeloleset elnyerni
K0vetik az offenzivabar
azok a honatyak, akiknek var
okuk felni a bukastol S azer1
elore az elnok0t okoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-16
A NEMZETKOZI.
POLITIKAI ES

gazdasagi bizonytalansag SUI
lyos panikot idezett fel az er-
tektozsden a multi heten es a
tozsden jelzett ertekpapirok
haromezer millio dollaros vesz-
teseget szenvedtek. s
Mas id6kbena egy ,ilyen TOYS
de-panik a gyarak sorozatos
Jbezarasat vonna magaval, js-
lenleg azonban egeszseges gaz
dasagi helyzet van ICY a peH4-
ugyi panikok ilyen osk0vetkez
menyekkeE mem jArsaals.