davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

The Syrian Pavilion at the Par is exposition has been featured on the eight airmail values just is- sued. The values and c0lors are: 1-2p., apple green; l D., green; 2p, brown; 3D., rose-red; SD, bis- tre; lop, slate; 15p, .ultramarine, and Esp, purple.
 The Justice Stamp Company of New York has opened buying of- fees in Europe. A special whole sale catalogue, issued monthly, is available to dealers on request.
 Final checkups on the mail car- ried by the i'll fated dirigible Hin- denburg when it met its tragic end at Lakehurst May 6 have been made by John B. Lamiell, di- rector of the International Postal Service.
 His reports show that there were 17,619 pieces of mail 9f all descrintions. In individual lots there were 13,100 cards; S,OlO nackages, 606 registered letters and 50S registered parcels. In ad- dition there were 213 other pieces of mail and two packages of par eel post. The letters and cards' for the most part were for deiiv- cry in Germany, but Il letters bore American addresses. .
 Early reports gave the total n;eces recovered from the Hin- denburg as 329, but final figures add 2S pieces, making total or 257 articles of all kinds salvaged from the wrecked dirigible.
 Poland has issued the first of a series picturizing the army cnlei, General Smigly-Rydz. The issue has a face value of 25 gr, ana IS printed in slate. The next Value' a 55 gr., will appear during Aug ust. The 40 gr., postage due has been over-printed, "5o gr."
 The Cross Stamp Company, l2S Market street, Newark, N. J. has released two new price lists which will be available upon request One covers Peru, the other Uru- quay.
 Air mail route AM 27 will be ex- tended from Burlington vermont to Montreal, Canada, commence ing August 10. The Canadian gov, ernment will furnish an official cachet to commemorate the oc- casion. A post office release has announced that special cacheC has been approved to be supplied to covers sent to the District Di- rector of Postal Service, Montreal, Quebec, to reach him not later than August g, and franked with the correct postage, which, to the United States is six cents per ounce.
 Covers properly prepaid and plainly marked, "Via Air Mail, Montreal Burlington" will be date stamped by the disptaching office in addition to bearing the commemorative cachet. All covers should be sealed and should con- tain incloSures of suitable size and thickness to facilitate handling and insure clear impressions of cachets and date stamps.
 Requests should be sent to the District Director of Postal Service at Montreal. with the request that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

Two new air stamps of the cur rent type have been received from China, one a $2 chocolate and the other @ $5 red.
 Belgium has e new &c., pale green in her current postage s- sues.
 Four stamps bearing the head and shoulders of King George VI have been approved for India and are expected to appear early this month. The values approved n- clude the one anna, 9 pies, 6 pies, and 3 pies, all printed at the Se- curity Printing Press, Nasik.
 Now that the design for the Hawaiian commemorative postage stamp has been selected Dy tne Post Office Department, 1t is ex- nected that those for the remain- ing three stamps embraced In the insular possessions series shortly will be made public. There will pc stamps for Puerto Rico, Aiaska and Virgin Islands.
 Several suggestions have been sent to the department with ref- erence to the design for the Alas kan Territory commemorative stamp. The most favored one Is Q reproduction of a painting now hanging in the Interior Depart ment depicting the signing of the Treaty of March 30, 1867, under which the United States paid Rus- sia S7,2OO,00 for Alaska.
 The Hawaiian stamp will pie ture Kamehahema I, who was the first of five kings of the Sandwich or Hawaiian islands. He was often called the Napoleon of the Pa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

Richard Harding, in 1905, was convicted of forging the revenue stamp on the ace of spades and died by hanging. the most severe penalty ever inflicted on Q man for . crime connected with . pack lo of cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

WASHINGTON, August T., -- When Edwin Davis was appointed to the Federal Trade Commission in 1888 he was derded by news commentators as a lameduck Congressman who couldn't get job anywhere else and upon whom Roosevelt had taken pity favor to his hrnth thnr Dou
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

Nations nowadays fight to make other nations buy their goods, when all they need to do is to buy the other nations goods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

"Fusion Ranks Split" according to the headline. And if it spells confusion for some and splitting headaches for others, it's all in the game of politics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07
Brass Ring For Crusading
 Trade Commission Chairman
lN nW RRARDQM
anA MO8RnG Q MAMN

EDITOR'g NOTE The Ring of The Washington Merry outstanding capital "g00d for free ride The Round" t6 Judge Ewn Lamar Davis chairman of the Federal COmmisson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

Algeria has announced that inc stead of a single commemorative stamp for the centenary of the taking of Constantine, there will be two series, one presumably for air mail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07
T est Y o U r Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to last page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

they be held until the flight takes place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

The Syrian Pavilion at the Par is exposition has been featured on the eight airmail values just is- sued. The values and colors are: 1-2p, apple green; D., green; 2p, brown; 3D., rose-red; SD, bis- tre; lop, slate; 15p, .ultramarine, and 25p, purple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-07

Judge Davis probably developed
 his crusading instincts against monopoly during the IA years he was in Congress. There he was chairman of the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, although
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
A MUNKAIDORE,
GYERMEKMUNKARA

es munkaberekre vonatkozo
javaslat mem keltett nagyobb
meglepetest az orszagban, inert
AIT elore jeleztek az ujsagok.
Az eredeti tervt6l elter6en
Roosevelt mem ajanlott egy BIZ
zonyos meghatarozott munka-
hetet es mem ajanlott minima-
lis munkabereket, hanem az
egeszet egy ktilon hatosag don
tesere akarja rabizni.
Az eln0k ARA keri a kon-
gresszust, hogy allitsanak fel
egy bizottsagot, amely hatosagi
jogokkal birton ,es ez a bizott-
sag szabja meg fekvesek es
iparagak szerint a maximalis
munkahetet es minimalis nap
szamot.
A bizottsagnak ARA is lenne
hatalma, hogy d0nteseit id6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
A REAKCI0
rEKTELEN USZITASA

idezte fel a kongresszus har-
ci kedvet idaig az eln0k mem
kezdett Ell harcolni.
Ha egyszer az eln0k a "la-
zadast" megunja, akkor alkal-
ma les1 kerd6re vonni a kor-
manyzo demokrata part tag
ait, hogy milyen megbizassal
nyertek meg a 1alasztast.
November el6tt q mellet va
lamennyi azzal d0ngette, hogy
az. elnOk0t fogja tiiz0n-vizen
k0vetni es az elnok sleppjen
tudtak a legt0bben a kongresz-
szusba becsuszni.
Amint AIT a bizonyos "szelid
nyomast" alkalmazza a Feher
Haz, a kongresszusbol ismet
kezes .barany lesz, akarmilyen
uszitast visz vegbe a nagy-
t6ke.
A segelyezesre szant 0ssze-
geket szabad legkevesbe a kon
gresszusi 'hog"- ok falanksa-
ganak kitenni S remelhet6,
hogy az elnok belenyul a ker-
desbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
SZAZFELE
AKADALYA VAN. J

.. .-.-. l. ?. & y
es, szazezer akadalyoz6ja
lesz a javaslatnak ugy a t6ke,
mint a munka reszer6l. A mum
kas szervezetek pkldaul ellie
nezni fogjak ezt a t0rekvest,
amely ennek a javaslatnak a
keretein beltil bizonyos felel6s-
seget szab a szervezetekre.
Mindamellett biztosak lehe-
think benne, hogy a jayaslatb6l
t0rveny lesz valamilyen for
maban $ inert a t0rveny gon-
doskodni fog r0videbb munka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
FEEUTvsT5T'

A. A.kongresSzmenek Alkkor nep
szeInek.~ AZ -minkl : ~tSbb penkt
k6itetnek- a., 4 ssjat keriiletei|
ben > inlnryal 4 azerrt szok-
tax eseket . kdEptasehet pork
barrel" mex. neyeEn, amely
mellk 9 pneeIesszzsssi hog" ok
fekiisznek. -. {.
Remelhetx, hngy q ssenatus
racsap az als6hax keztre Is is
met az eln6kre bizzak,, hogy a
segelymunIara is direkt Sc
gAyre megszavazott. 0sszeget
sziikseg szerint elk6ltse.
Mem is .lehet tisztessegesen
meghatarozni, hogy hol mire
es mennyit k0ltsenek, inert 50
ha mem lehet tudni, llogy negy
vagy nyolc h6nap mulva az
orszag melyik reszeben lesz
nagyobb munkatlansag, rnerre
lesz nagyobb sziikseg a Sc
gelyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MIKOR A MOSTANI
ELEGTELEN

rendelezeseket t0rvenybe tx
tattak, megjegyeztiik tobbszor
ebben a rovatban, hogy az SEN
kit ne ejtsen ketsegbe, inert
csak az els6 lepes nehez ilyen
dolgokban.
Most mar az aggkori tor
veny egy bizonyos erdekcsopor-
tot hozott letre, amely egyre
er6sebben es egyre sziv6sabban
fog kuzdeni liberalisabb intez-
kedesekert es egy-ket ev mulva
mem a haborut viselt katonak
"legioja", hanem az aggkori
nyugdijakra var6k nagy hadse-
rege lesz a leger6sebb politikai
lobby az orszagban.
Azok, alkik ma negyven ev
koriil vannak, mem fognak hat
van0t ewes korulra varni, mi
elott a nyugdijat megkapjak.
inert akkorra a korhatart le-
szallitjak hatvan even is me
lyen alulra.
Az udv0s m6dositasok mel
lett most mar ARA is lehet
gondolni, hogy a sz0vetsegi,
allami, megyei es varosi ALA
sok nyugdijait sztintessek meg
ezeket a munkasokat is a k0-
zonseges social security" act
ala helyeNek.
Serrai Okla, celia Is m6ltAe
nyossaga niness hogy ii i6 As
biztos sf1ivata10s aliAsokbam ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
A LAZADASBA LOVALT

kongresszYs. amely a. multi
heten mem tqdott a Supreme
Court kib6yitess, yagy megpa-
kolasa felett ~targyalni, mas
fronton tamadott az eln0kre. !,
A sziiksegmunkak es direkt
segelyre. megszavazott ezer0t-
szaz millio dollart mem akar-
tax egy 0sszegben bizni az el
n0kre, hanem a harmadat XII
donboz6 celokra rendeltek k0l-
teni. -
Jog szerints tenyleg a kon-
gresszusnak ;. kellene megszab-
nj, hogy a k6ltsegvetesben el6-
iranyzott 0sszegeket mire k0lt-
Sc Ell a kormanyunk, ebben az
esetben azonban mem johisze-
muen jart ell a kongresszus
t0bbsege. .gg
Az otszaz rnillio dollart mem
azert szavaztak bizonyos ce-
lokra, hogy eljenek a jogaik-
kal, hanem hogy azon osztoz-
zai1ak a kongresszusok keriile-
tel egymassal. vagyis vissza
akarnak terni a ''pork barrel"
refadszerhez, amely lehet6ve to-
sci, hogy az sorszag penze fe-
lett a., ,honatyak megegyeznek
egymassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

r6f-ii6re ! u ssEIkss-s ssisfli sslIs ssasl ) VI
va1toztassa,s = vag;yjriis ha p naos,da
juk q dollar eftstSzaeAedne, q
.minirnk,is anuilkabereket adap
lara kiifie jogx en,elni. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
yAcYoa1 ERbEkEs Is.

i1agyoh 9 taniiisxgos, hogy q
Supreme Court negy reakci6s
biraja nen tudott inegegyezni,
hogy lnilyens cimen = iehetett
volna a t6rvenyts alkotndany ell
lenesnek talal11i..s g - II
Az ugynevezett kisebbsegi
velemel1ytikben egyutt mem vol
TAX s ez mutatja, hogy az al
kotmanyt q biro urak ugy ma
gyarazzak,, ahogy esetr6l-esetre
akarjak, vagyis Ok sem tudjak
eldonteni, fogy NIT enged meg
az alkotmany. -
Ez a d0ntes ternieszetesen
az eln0ki ajanlat ellenz6it meg
er6sebb harcra buzditja S ma
mar alig lehet remelni, hogy a
kongresszusnak ezen az ilesen
vi birok kinevezesere adnak az
eln0knek alkalmat.
Pedig eppen az 0t-negy arany
ban t0rtent d0ntes ertethetne
meg minden j6akaratu ember-
rel, hogy er6sebb biztositekok-
ra van a szocialis haladasnak
sziksege es t0bb liberals birot
kellene a Supreme Courtra he
lyezni. ss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
SOKKAL T0BB
fIGYELMET

erdenelne, mint amennyiben
resze van az eln0k mask ke-
resenek, al1it azonban igyekez-
mex keveSse firtatni az ujsA-
gok.
ARA hivta fel Roosevelt a
kongresszus figyelmet, hogy a
nagy j0vedelmu honfitarsak
visszaelnek az adotorvenyek-
kel Is evente szaz milli6kkal
csaljak meg a kincstart.
Millios jovedelmekkel bir6
urak es holgyek papiroson res1
venyeket adnak Ell felesegeik-
mex yagy a ferjeiknek, mikor a
reszvenyek lent vannak, hogy
a k0nyveikben "vesztesegeket"
tiintethessenek fel, amt levon-
max a torveny szerint az ado
boil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. csinal-
max a saiat vagyonukbd Is
kSkoru csemeteiket megteszik
Atisztvisel6 6knek" ezekben a tar
sasagokban, akiknek 0tvenezer
dollaros fizeteseket "utalnak
XII, amit a reszvenytarsasag
j0vedelmeb6l levonnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
NEMCSAK AZ ITAL RESzEC|T

szeszes mertektelen haszaata nagyon sok ira
gdat sz mar es AIT tvhtet ketete emberekben hogy
egyedl alkOho ami reszegt es megrontJa a
j6zan gondokozast.
Is pedg veszedemesebben reszegek mint szeszto
mas dogok sorbo valo legelsoorban
eegge hatalo, meynek sors ait lehetoseget ada
hogy masok !sorsa felett intezkedek.
hatalmi reszegsegben szenved annak rendesen
dagad fee Mem kilsoleg dagad hanem
Is ezeb6 foly6ag cseekedeteben nyivanul meg manor
anely mem engedi, hogy merteket tartson.
Mig szeszt6 valo reszegseget rovid d6n belu
lehet hevern avas jozanitja beteget hatam
amorban szenved6 eber csak akkor jozanodk XII amkor
rtozatos csapas e Ecsapjak uralom eero bee
szkozokke vagy foradanak eseten lanpavasra huzzak
hatalmi mamorbol csak bukas aran lehet kjozanodni
diktatorok az hogy megreszegedjenek kezikbe
utot hatalomo Reszegek akkor u.s. ankor aszag egeszen
nomaisan vekedne akor hasznos dogokat cselekednek
Egy deg tud rseg eber egyenesen ar de e6bb utobb
megantorodk szabadon hagyjak akko vaai baepes
koyet Ugyanez szabay all hatam mamorban szenVedo
diktatorokra is Azok leernek elobbutobb egyene
hcyes uro es kart okoznak azoknak aknek fele
intezkednek.
Haalmi mamorban szenvedo diktatorokat moansag meg
b6segge Walt XII nemcsak Europa, hanem Amerka is
teesen ogos munkasmozgalmak soran emberek kerlnek
el6tebe aket megreszegt legksebb skier s akknek
megdagad fek akk AIT hiszk hogy eler eredmenyeke
maguk vvak XII holo azok dok haladasanak termesze
szeru kovetkezmenyei. 3.
vi aramlat meg vagszerte amely eddigi t6kes
ptet tarsadami beoszast at akara aakan Oyan
aramat ez amelynek utja lehet alan Csak arra
usz es ar mndg felsnre vet egyket ember ak
ideig oag vezrnek atszk pedig alapaban we've
legeo odula emosa zeket eszne vetett embereket e
visszaesnek semmiSegbe ahonnan felbukkantak.
Ndikor mnden ember egy iranyba rohan, akkor ke
kvaagos ehetseg ahhoz hogy valak ellen legyen Ero
es tehetsg nkabb ahhoz ke hogy utana roano toeg
heyes utra heyes anyba Egy deig megy toeg
eev6 utan akkor is ha iranyba halad de azuan
felebrednek k0vet6k es mas osvenyre epnek Anek
agadt feje taan hatra nez abban hszemben e. hogy
toegek meg mindig nyomon kovetk de mikor rendesen
mar keson visszateknt akkor atja megdobbenve hogy
egyedul maradt, senk megy utana
Ekkor jon ebredes Fajdalmas es keser az de e
'kerulhet6 inert az orok torveny ICY rendeH.
Mondva csinalt vezerekke van tele manapsag nagy
amera par feszabaduas mozgaom Sajnalatos Is szoou
hogy akk vannak el6terben megamorosodtak haa-
o6 es hjeentesekben modorukban gyakran cselekedek
ben reszeg eberek odara vsekednek Hatarozottan lat
hato kart okoz de oyat amey egezsges haadas
feltarhatna Kovekemenye csak egy ehe ebredes el
foga seperni ezeket aldktatorokat t0egek eler6
Mnel gyorsabban jon el ebredes ANIMAL obb lesz
munkassagra nezve amely most iuott ell u korszak
ktisz0behez.
v~sm0ruHuInMumuMnnnmAM1Mnmn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
AZ. EGYIK
oOSTA EPULETET.

vagy., mas felesleges dolgot
szavaztat meg maganak, ami
ert aztan 8 hasonloan megsza-
vaz egy-egy felesleges kiadast
a maSimak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MAGA A KONGRESSZUS IS

azon lesz most mar, hogy a
torveny aldasait kiterJesszek
azokra, akiket abbol eleinte
kizartak.
Kiterj rjeszthetik minden to-
vabbi gondolkozas nelkiil az
amerikai hajok munkasaira, a
Xix jelenleg a t0rveny ala nem
esnek es XII kell terjeszteni ait
a haztartasi alkalmazottakra
es a 'mez6gazdasagi munka-
sokra, akiket szinten kizartak.
Tisztaban van vele rninden-
XII, hogy a farm-munkasok es
haztartasi a1kalmazottak adj
minisztralasa nehez lesz, de ha
ezeket. a szocialis torvenyeket
kiterjeszthettek mindenkire
majdnem minden europai al
lamban, akkor nalunk sem fog
a dolog lehetetlensegbe lit
kOzni.
Ugyancsak rata lesznek
most mar a progressziv tor
venyhozok, hogy a korhatart
leszalllitsak es hogy felemeljek
azokat a segelyeket, amelyeket
jelenlegi t0rveny olyan meg
bocsajthatatlan sztikmarkusag-
gal el0irt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

alet eanaelElonilEa
kcrh htozk s&rd, al u fbyv6ny
'nailli6eat helyez visssa 4 mum
lrxha az ts,.
: Bizonyos az Is, hogy txk&f-
.nilysn nn6idosit& &sokat adnak .
javaslathoz, abb6l mem sless' to
keletes t6tseny axsels6 pr6b&ra,,
de ezen q teren Is ax q fontos,
'hogy a. els6 l6pes t0rtenj6k
meg a helyes iranyban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MINT A MULTHETEN

jeleztuk ebben agrovatban, a
torveny utjai nincsenek r6Csak-
kal kirakya. sssa .s
Mem nyiltan Is egyel6re mem
nagyon hangosan, dearterme-
szetesen ellenzi AIT a ragado-
20 kivaltsagos osztaly, a Macy
t6ke. $ssef,x
Ellenzi az egesz ''Old South, /,
amely a szov6 ipart Is az ing
ipart a haboru utAn az solcso''
munkara" a deli allamokra le-
csalta es amely mem akar en-
beri sorsot engedelyezni, xii
l0nosen a negernek.
Ellene van a javaslatnak a
jelenlegi fornajaban az Ame-
rican Federation of Labor, a
melynek vezerkara valamilyen
t0rvenyt szeretne, de AIT akar
ma, hogy a munkabereket biz
Yak ra kollektiv szerzodesekre,
vagyis a munkasra.
A CIO mem nyilatkozott meg
hatarozottan, de ,yaloszini,
hogy ebben a kerdesben a ket
rivals szervezet egyiitt fog mil
kOdni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
SZAZFELE M0DON
CSALJAK

es lopjak a nemzetet az ado.
zas teren azok, akik a nemzet
kincseit amugy is elraboltak
a nemzett6l, akik mindig talal-
max megfelelo tigyvedeket es
fFolytatasssaz 5.ik oldA'on) j
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
kdaTayY.I3H

Il a. sst.-s. Es4TsiS Es!.yhx S 81 Js4AsS
;v6 pol leaEt&rsak kivetelsS KID:
xezm eslyeket 'elyeszizesnsk !. mkg
'akkor 4, mikor mar dolgoilll
mem aEaFask k yagy nem taa q;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
5asss saSss I1Tgaft


r9ssesitetee q fault heten is-
met I'd netnzetet u Supreme
Court, anely ismet 54 arany-
ban, a.Social Security Act
ct, afnely ysmunlc&snyugdijati Is
munkatlans&gi biztositAst nyujt
a lnunkasnak, allkotn&nyosnak
tal61ta.
"A nagyt6ke mem volt elke-
szUlve ere a d0ntesre, hiszen
novemberben mindent feltet-
TEX a Landon erdekeben erre
a kartyara es kiil0n0sen AIT
mem hittek, hogy a munkat-
lansag esetere sz6lo biztositAst
helyben hagyja a legfels6 bi-
rosag.
A d0ntes ertekeb6l semmit
mem Won lie, hogy csak 0t bir6
hagyta helyben az vi tor
venyt, amely most mar egyes
allamok szamara a legmesz-
szebb memo intezkedesekre a
lehet6seget megadja.
Jelenleg As allamban van
ilyen t0rvenyiink, kiil0n0sen
azert, inert az allami t0rveny-
hozok reakcios resze ugy sem
remelte, hogy a social securityt
megengedi az alkotmany.
Most mar rata lesznek,
hogy a sebteben hozott allami
torvenyeket reperaljak hogy a
tobbi harom allan a munka-
sok iigyet szinten rendezze.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-12
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH

= The Teaching OF the BOOk'
J. T. BAILEY, Pastor
FEBRUARY Ii. 1887
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Wilkins superintendent Glasses
We invite to come
NJ by the
GA p nc Society person All invited
Come thou VIII do thee
good.
Prayer meeting each Thursday evening All welcome
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chasing such books as the schools
would like to have.
Mrs. Calvin E. Afflerbach, county
vice chairman for the department ol
Delaware and wife of former State
Department Commander Afflerbach
of this city, is planning to have -four
county meetings within the near fu-
ture. Meetings are to be sponsored
by Milford, Seaford, Georgetown and
Rehoboth Beach. The date for the
Henlopen unit, composed of auxil-
! iary members of Rehoboth Beach
and Lewes, is scheduled to be held
in Lewes on Friday night, Febru-
airy 26.
Plans for activities during the
year are expected to be mapped out
at the meetings.
Fined $500 for Assault and Battery
Frank Richards, of Selbyyille, was
convicted by jury in the Court of
General Sessions here last Friday
afternoon on charge of committing
assault and battery on Vollie J.
Stevens, at Selbyyille, on September
%, last year.
The contention of the prosecuting
attorney was that about 10 o'clock
in the morning, Emory Stevens and
Francis Richards, sons of the re-
spective parties, began throwing to-
matoes at each other. They started
in a friendly way; but finally they
started getting mad and went to-
gether. In the scuffle they fell. Ste
vens, who was sitting a short dis
tance away, got up and went to them
and said to them stop this trou-
ble." Richards, it was contended,
went to the senior Stevens and kick
ed him about the abdomen and then
knocked him down, rendering him
The defendant admit
ted that his son and Mr.. Stevens
son were throwing tomatoes; that
they fell in a tuss1e and that before
he kicked Stevens that the latter
kicked his son Frank. He said he
kicked Ste sens to defend his son, |
Frank, who has but one leg, having
lost the other a few years ago in
an automobile accident.
Associate Judge Charles S.
shortly after a verdict of
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-12

Mrs. Joseph Lipman of Wilmington
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Camper on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Nash of Ele-
nora. n. Y, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Rogers.
Mrs. Lister of near Denton is vis-
iting her daughter. Mrs. Herman
Van Hoy.
G. r. Miller spent the weekend in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Spurry
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Johnson on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. J. B. Conner of Magnolia
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Sal
lie Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. Watson Denney and
sons of Marcus Hook spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson
spent Sunday with friends at Lau-
rel.
Mrs. II. A. Menser is recovering
from an attac kof la-grippe.
Mrs. Earl Webb is spending some
time with her husband in North
Carolina.
Mrs. ]. B. Lindale and Miss Ida
Chambers of Magnolia were guests
of Mrs. Sallie Williams last Tues
day.
A meeting of unusual interest will
be held in the Frederick Church on
February IL from $3.50 to 10 p. m.
A radio will be installed to hear the
voice and message of one of the
great missionary figures of the
Christian world, DR.. E. Stanley
Jones of India. Methodists from
Maine to California and from New
York to Buenos Aires and Bombay
will hear the address at. the same
lime. Preceding the broadcast at
):30 o'clock. various short addresses
will be made. The ladies will serve
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