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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
EZ A DONTES AIT
JELENTI,

hogy a munkas bizonyos ha-
tarig tulajdonosa a dzsabjanak
es ez megmarad akkor is a bir-
tokaban, ha egy esetleges
sztrjak vagy }, zavargas alatt
biintetend6 ,eselekmenyt kovet-
ne el a''gyaros rovasara, anniert
a bir6sag elcssapkna. Isl
A Labor Board mem vitatta,
hogy a Fenestra gyar munka-
sal biinoztekt es mem k;fogasol-
ia, hogy azokat hatvan-kilenc-
ven napokra elcsuktak, csak
ait sz0gezte le, hogy biintete-
silk kitoltese utan tovabbra is
tulajdonosai maradnak a
dzsabjaiknak.
Ha a birosag inert fell
tetleniil a birosagok ele kerul
a Labor Boardnak ez a fora
dalmi dontese - helyben hagy-
ia az iteletet, akkor igazan vi
korszak kezd6dik a munkasra
ebben az orszagban, inert ak
kor a munkasnak mem kell
t0bbe orokke .attol tartani,
hogy ha egy foreman vagy
munkaad6 megharagszik ra
egyszeruen elyeszti a munka-
jat.
Erdekes lenne a Labor Board
donteset kiprovokalni azoknak
az 0reg banyaszoknak az iigyt
ben, akiket a gepek alkalma-
zasaval kil0knek a munkabol
s 6ket fiatalokkal p6toljak, dc
ezt csak a United Mine Wor.
kers tehetne meg, amely mem
hajland6 szot emelni az 0reg
banyaszert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
HA A KORMANY RA
AKARJA

szoritani a nagyt6ket, hogy
az orszag gazdasagi struktura-
janak a rekonstrukci6
reszt vegyen, ait sep sz6val
mem lesz kepes elerni.
Mem ad6leszallitAsr6l, ha-
mem a k0zsegelyek felemelese-
r6l es ezzel parhuzamosan az
adok emeleser6l kellene hat
beszelni, amely esetleg j6zani-
tolag hatna a t6kere.
Ha olyan adokat kerne a kor
many a nemzett6l, amilyenek-
kel peldaul Anglia t6kesei van
max sujtva S valoban kenyeret
adna minden ehes munkasnak,
akkor a nagyt6ke ITALIAN szive-
sebben kinalna munkat, mint
hogy elfizesse a vagyon egy
reszet ad6ba.
A nagytoke meg akarja meg
egyszer ismetelni, arnit Hoo
yer kormanya alatt csinaltak,
deflaciot idezni fel, a napsza-
mokat es az ertekeket sulyo-
san levagni, inert 6k a regi
RECEIPT szerint csak ebben lat
jak az orvoslast. Mem emlekez-
mex ra, hogy ez a modszer q
nyomort cSak fokoZta.
Az eln0knek egyszer vegle-
(Folvtaras az six oldalC;;I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
A KONCRESSZUS SIETVE

targyalja az eln0k penziigyi
javaslatait S az alsohaz azzal
teljesen vegzett a multi heten.
A szenatus is varatlan sebes-
seggel szavazza meg az ezer-
milliokat es eleg gyahan ma
gyobb osszegeket szavaz meg
egy-egy celra, mint amilyent az
eln0k ajanlott.
Itt-ott tortennek igyekezetek
ARA nezve, hogy a penz felett
valo rendelkezes jogat kive-
gyek a kormany kezeb6l, eek
a probalkozasok azonban a leg
tobbszor kudarccal vegz6dnek.
Lenyeges megszoritast csak
egy tetelnel eszkoz0ltek a multi
heten, amelyben megtiltottak,
hogy a segeymunkakra meg
szavazott milliardokbol villany
telepeket epitsenek olyan vide
ken, ahol az versenyt jelente-
ne a mar meglev6 maganval-
lalatoknak Macy kerdes, hogy
az egyeztet6 bizottsag meg
hagyja-e a billben EFT a korla-
tozast S valoszinu, hogy az al
sohaz delegatusai AIT kivagjak.
Valasztasok k0zelednek, a
kormany nagy sullyal avatkoz-
hatik azokba, jelenleg hat mem
mernek az elnok ellen olyan
vehemensen agalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
PENNSYLVANIABAN MEM

az vi deal felett szavaztak,
legfeljebb annyiban, ameny-
nyiben tobb republicans sza-
vazatot adtak le, mint ameny-
nyien a harom demokrata
frakci6ra szavaztak, inert min
den demokrata jel0t vi dealer.
A Keystone Stateben ezuttal
tisztan a CIO-nak a demokrata
partban elfoglalt hatalma volt
kerdesben. ji' iAA q
De erdekes, hogy mindket
partban arany1ag a korlzerva-
tivebb elemek gy6ztek, .amib6l
a nagyt6ke lapjai sietve ALA
pitjak meg, hogy altalaban ell
lene fordult a polgarsag az vi
dealnek.
Meg j6, hogy ezzel q. megal-
lapitassal nagyon siettek, inert
ket nap mulva EFT a feltevest
alaposan megcafolta a valasz-
tasi eredmeny.
Oregonban a demokrata je-
loltek k0ziil az vi dealer gy6-
z0tt es inert ebben az allam-
ban CSAK ez a kerdes volt
vitaban, a multi het valasztasi
eredmenyei hatarozottan Roose
veltnek kedveztek, es az 8 be
folyAsAt er6sitettfk meg q r. kor.
manyz6 demokrata partban. e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
A MULTI HET VALASZTASI

ya14 i +.
larmAjaban ket nagyon fon-
tos d0ntest .eszre sem vett a
polgarsag, bar mindkett6t tor
tenelmi esemenynek lehet ne
vezni.
A Supreme Court ugy don
t0tt, hogy egy gyar sztrajkold
munkasai mem valtak meg a
vallalattol es birtokaban ma
radtak a munkajuknak, miko7
ben sztrajkolnak. Mem lehet
tehat a Wagner t0rveny kovet-
kezteben a sztrajkol6 munka-
sok ellen diszkriminalni.
Ha meggondoljuk, hogy ne
hany r0vid evtized elott maya
a sztrajk bIintetnd6 .cselek-
meny volt ebben az orszagban,
akkor ell kell isrnerniink, hogy
nagy haladast tettink az utol-
SO evekben.
Sokkal fontosabb es sulyo-
sabb es fontosabb a National
Labor Board egy d0ntese, a
mely termeszetesen csak akkor
valik veglegesse, ha ait meg
erositi a birosag.
A Labor Board egy csom6
sit-down sztrajkert elitelt mum
kas ugyeben ugy d0ntott, hogy
biintetesik kitoltese utan JUS
suk van .ujra a regi munkara
inert ha a. ,zavargas alatt BIZ
noztek, azert a polgari birosag.
tol a bintetest elvettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
0REGONB AN .MlNDKET.

" mur1kAsszerv rvezet az If dealer
jeloltet tan1ogatta $ ebb6l meg
lehet erteni minden erte1mes
munkasnak, hogy ha a testver-
hare megs0iinnek s indeniitt
co-operalnanak egymassal,
majdnern mindent elerhetne-
mex a Inunkasok.
A Csendes tenger menten a
munkas mozgalmak a lakos-
sagnak, az iizletnek Is az
iparnak sok kellemetlenseget
Is kart okoztak es a nagyt6ke
ARA szamitott, hogy az orszag-
max ahban a reszeben lalnak
j6l el6sz0r az vi dealt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
Az EDDIGI GYORS MUNKA

azonban esetleg megszakad
ezekben a napokban, inert az
alsohaz elerkezett vegre, hogy
a munkaber es munkaido ia
vaslatot targyalja.
Ma mar a legt0bben ait hi
SILK, hogy az ellenzek meg
van verve es hogy valamilyen
t0rvenyt kapunk ebben a ker-
desben, de bizonyos, hogy kuz-
delem nelkul ez mem fog tor
tenni. ..vr~
A deli honatyak teljes tudo-
taban vannak, hogy ez a tor
veny sulyos gazdasagi profile
mat jelentene minden deli ipa-
ri allamnak, hogy valosagos
gazdasagi forradalom lesz be-
l6le, termeszetes hat, hogy ell
lene foggal Is korommel fog
max az utolso leheletig har-
colni.
EFT megteszik azert is, inert
akik a bill utjat idaig elalltak,
azok ugyis szemben fogjak ma
gukat talalni az 6szi valasztasi
kampanyban a kormannyal es
ICY a leszerelessel semmit mem
nyernenek.
Termfszetesen szamDlnunk
kell azzal, hogy a szenatusban
egeszen mas billt fogadtak ell
masfel eve, mint az alsohaz
el6tt fekv6 javaslat es a ket
ha0 egyeztet6 bizottsaga az
utols6 percben' is utjat allhat-
ma egy esetleg megszavazott
t0rvenynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
AZOK A DELIEK, AKIK

hajland6k a megmasithatat-
lanba belenyugodni,, most egy
vi javaslattal alltak el6, amely
azonban. mem talalt valami
nagy tetszesre a korrnanynal.
A deli allamok kongreszman-
jei hajland6k lennenek meg
szavazni a munkaid6, szovet-
segi korlatozasat, ha a kor-
many lemondana arrol, hogy
a munkabereket is megszab-
jak.
Mindenesetre az is haladas
lenne, ha a deli sz0v6gyarak
sweat-shopjaiban a heti 81
go 6ras munka megsziinne,
felni lehet azonban t6le, hogy
mem emelnek megfelel6en az
6rabereket tes ICY a t0rveny
mem el6nyt, derosszabb sorsot
jelentene a legszomorubb hely
zetben lev6 amerikai proletar-
max, a deli ipari munkasnak.
A kormany minden esetre
mindent el fog k0vetni, hogy a
bill eredeti formajAban valjek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
PENNSYLVANIA
EL0VALASZTASA

kiil0nb0z6 meglepeteseket
hozott kilonb0z6 k0r0knek es
ktil0nb0z6 fejfajasokat kiil0n-
b0z6 uramak. ......-.
sulyos vereseget szeryedett
John L. Lewis a CLIO tickettel,
mem annyira azert, inert a seer
vezettol idegenkedik Pennsyl-
vania polgarsaga, hanem in
kabb azert, inert mem 6hajtjak,
hogy John l.. Lewis legyen a
korlatlan ura az Allamnak.
A CIO es a banyasz SERVE
yet ura es vezere kihiv6 modor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

li6i lassu koplalasra vannak
minden koriilmenyek k0zt itel-
We, inert a nagyt6ke nem haj-
land6 munkaba allni, a, szovet-
seq pedig keptelen a -segelye-
zettek tiznilli6it kell6en ellat-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
AMIG A VALASZTASOK
SZENZACI0S

eredmenyeit lesi a polgarsag,
alig veszik eszre, hogy sokkal
k0zelebb eget6 problemai van
max a nemzetnek es hogy val6-
saggal eg a talaj alattunk.
Ohioban Is Illinoisban a k0z-
segelyezes teljesen zatonyra jul
tott az utolso ket hetben es a
welfare szegenyei mindket al
lam nagyvarosaiban val6saggal
eheztek.
Orszagos botrannya fault ez
a kerdes, inert az orszag leg
gazdagabb varosaiban az en-
berek tizezrei kenytelenek
EHEZNI es szinte erthetetlen,
hogy a reakcios polgarok es a
nagyt6ke ilyen vi@onyok k0zt
is az allamhaztartas egyensu-
lyarol es takarekossagr6l mer-
mex beszelni.
Az igazsag az, hogy a segely
munkak S kozsegelyek elegtele-
mex, hogy lit a polgarok mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
A PELDATLANUL
MOCSKOS

kampany utan tehat az Earle
Lewis frakcionak meg kell
egyezni, inert a demokratak
gy6zelme novemberben meg
akkor is ketseges, ha vissza tud
jak allitani a part egyseget;
viszont Lewis es a CIO. mem
engedhetik meg maguknak,
hogy Ok engedjek nyereseghez
es uralomhoz jutni a republi-
kanusok reakcios jeloltjeit az
allamban.
Feltiin6 eredmenye volt a
valasztasnak, hogy Kennedy
= Lewis Is d, CIO jeloltje =
mem azokban a keriiletekben
kapta a szavazatok nagyobb
mennyiseget, amelyekben a
CIO ereje nyugszik, hanem
ahol sokan vannak - PWA
munkakon. Vagyis a felmillio
szavazat nagy reszet mem a
CIO es a Lewis ereje, hanem
Guffey senator politikai mast
naia es a szovetseg penze biz
tositotta.
Sulyos kaland volt a fekete
car reszer6l, hogy a CIO IT,
cketjet ilyen ketes haboruba
vitte S a vereseg semmi esetre
mem sokat hasznal a szervez-
kedes iigyenek. ss
Termeszetesen amennyit We
szitett- a tekintelyebol Lewis,
annyit nyert Green, aki az
AFL erejet Earle mellett Wit
te a kampanyba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

Az oregoni valasztas terme-
szetesen sulyos meglepetes volt
a szamulra S ICY november
ben minden erejiket a k0zep-
nyugati es keleti allamokra
fogjak fektetni.
Pennsylvania Is Ohio va
lasztasi eredmenyei fogjak Ell.
donteni, hogy a demokrata
part delegatusait XII uralja
1940-ben termeszetesen az
fogja maid AIT is megszabni,
hogy mernek-e a republicans
part ticketjen reakci6s embe.
reket jel0lni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

maradjanak othon inert Detroitban heyuk IS oft
zavarokat csinalhatnak ~ ss S.s s.
Tisztesseges eletu tsztesseges celu aeka magyarok
taako76a esz detroi taboroza amey 6t akar egesz
amerai magyarsanak e becsetes egondoAsai bzonyara
sikerre jutnak is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

ban parancsolt "a Pennsyl-
vania demokrata partjara,
hogy vagy az 6 emberet fogjak
jel0lni, vagy megd0nti az a.
lamban a part uralmat.
Lewis biztosra vette, hogy
ha Kennedy mem nyerne meg
a demokrata partban a jel0lest,
az egesz CIO-val egytitt atpar-
tolhat Pinchot-hoz, a liberals
republicans jeldth0z.
Pennsylvania republicans
valasztoi azonban maskent gon
dolkoztak es mem Pinchot-ot,
hanem a reakcios frakci6t je-
l0ltek.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
Montgomery County Republican Candidates

1880
Degree Doctor Of Medicine Uni.
versity Of Maryland, Baltimore,
1901.
Physician, Medical Department,
Isthmian Canal Commission, pana-
ma Canal Zone 1905 to 1918.
Private practice Of Medicine IN
Dayton, February 1st, 1913 to date
Appointed Member World War
Medical Advisory Board district
No. 10, State Of Ohio, by 60 crnor
James M. Cox.
Married December IA, 1905, Em-
ma Agnes Thomas Of Frederick
Maryland. Mrs. II. Leigh Derby,
Jf., who lives ii IIighlana Park
Illinois, is daughter and there arc
two grand-daughters, Iya and
Ann Derby.
Dr.. Dutrow ii a protestant and q
Mason: also life member Of the
American College Of Surgeons.
This is the first time that he has
been 4 candidate for public office.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
RALPH III.
SHEL.L..H0USE.

Candidate for State Legislator
Boln February 8, 1898, DeKalb
County, Indiana
Attended grade and high school
in Indiana.
Studied music in TT. Wavne, CHI
cago and Cincinnati.
Enlisted at 1t. Thomas, Ky, for
the period Of World War. Was
made second il command Of 2atn
Recruiting Company
Came To Dayton Immediately
after Army discharge. Went to
work as musician for y. f. Keith
interests. Taught music at Dayton
Conservatory for several years.
Attended Wittcnbelg college and
University Of Dayton. specializing
in history, political science and
economics.
Member of Chamber Of Conn
meree and Civic Music Commit &c.
Executive officer Of Dayton Mp-
sicians Association.
Prominent II the labor move
ment for past sixteen years,
At present employed At Colonial
theatre.
was made Mason, Kaipht
Tcmplar aud shriner when %
years old.
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ecuting this line of work, making Il
fine name fer himself because oR
his industry and inteilirent bust
ness methods. Mr.. stevens II il
member Of the international Typo
graphical Union,
4 principle ~ public service
which follows ii most favorable to
rigid economy and tho highest pos
sible efficiency ii government With
his record Of public service, and
dominated, aa ne is 81 the desire
y serve all people u the most in-
telligent and practical manner,
Thomas r. Stevens submits his
usm me to tho electorate Hi his can-
didacy for state representative of
Montgomery County.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
THOMAS K.
S I (, V E N s
Candidate for State Legislator

Candidate for State Legislator
In coming before the voters of
Montgomery county as il Republi-
can candidate for the state legis-
lature, Thomas K. Stevens presents
a record Of public service Of b most
impressive character. Mr.. Stevens
served us a member Of the 85th and
Seth general assemblies. He intro
duced and sponsored the canal Ell
imination bill, which was passpd
This measure WAS one of the most
forward ldoking pieces Of legisla
ture affecting the progress and wei
fare Of Dayton and vicinity ever
placed upon the statute books. fe
il result Of the passage of this
measure, the unwholesome water
way which had been stencil in the
nostrils Of our citizenship, has
given way to the beautiful Patter-
son Boulevard,
Mr. Stevens also introduced and
sponsored 4 bill regulating the sale
Of firearms and licensing those who
carry weapons. This bill, however,
did not pass, but it was so meritors
ious that throughout the state Of
Ohio Mr.. Stevens was at once aek-
nowledged to be legislator who
read the signs Of the times and
was alert to the best interests of
the public.
He supported every piece Of con.
structive legislation introduced into
the legislature during his tenure o.
Office. and his record stands unchal
lenged as III every way progressive
Nov MI. Stevens comes before this
electorate of Montgomery county,
as d candidate and the voters art
given another opportunity 70 pa'
their seal Of approval on his pub
lie activities. He Is 50 urgently
needed in the legislative body as
representative from this county tina
voters Of all political faiths ar'
joining the ranks Of those who vii
support him.
Thomas r. Stevens il familial
with all manner Of public questions
He was born on an Indiana Farm
IN 1874, and has been residen
Of Dayton since 1888. Since 1885,
he has been engaged IN the 1oi
printing business, successfully pros
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
JESSE HAINES
Candidate for County Auditor

candidate tor Iounsy Auditor
Born 1898, Clayton, Montgomery
County, Ohio. Educated IN The pub
lie schools Of Phillipsburg and
Montgomery County.
hi professional baseball for rs
years. Eighteen years with the st.
Louis Cardinals. Was i'll five world
series.
Owned and operated a garage
and auto sales agency. Phillispburg.
Still owns and leases garage
building at phillipsburg.
Is vice president and director of
the Phillipsburg State Bank and IS
Oh auditing committee Of that bank
Owns and operated farm east
Of Phillipsburg.
Member Of the United Brethren
Church, Phillipsburg.
Resides III Phillipsburg with his
wife and daughter,
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|. E. BAKER
Candidate for State Senator

Born at Clayton, Montgomery
County, Ohio, III 1897. Graduated
IN the public schools Of Darke
County, Ohio.
Started ia business for himself
at the age Of - as a live sock
dealer. In 1923 formed the Laura
Gravel & Stock company Of Phil
lipsburg, Ohio, which he is general
manager.
4 president and director of the
Phillipsburg State Bank,
Is president of The Non-partisan
Taxpayers League Of Montgomery
county. III
Chairman Of the Farmers Free
dom League Of America.
Operates two farms.
Is married and has two children.
Member Of the Brethren Church
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
REPUBLICANS SET PRECEDENT
FOR ALL JOBS HELD BY
NEGRO DEMOCRATS
Editorial)


Voters should remember that every Negro who
asks them to vote Democratic is on the payroll in
way In other words no Negro will advocate the cleo
tion of local Democrats without being well paid.
Every regular office job held by Negro Democrat
ii Montgomery county is due to the precedent set by
Republicans when they in control OF the county
Republican County Chairman Daniel G. Brewer
vas first to appoint coored election officials; Negro
deputies in the court house and q Negro assistant
county prosecutor
The Democrats have refused to appoint Negro
deputy treasurer deputy auditor, deputy sheriff or
Negro assistant prosecutor, Yet some li-lnfofmeo
little politicians have the audacty to say that the
Democrats have given more appointments TO Negroes
than the Republicans There is absolutely no compar-
son between the treatment received by Negroes from
Republicans and Democrats.
The average Democrat regards the Negro vote Do
mercenary Indeed, Democratic candidates almost II
yaraby send whskey and beer to West Side meethgs.
Jesse Haines candidate for auditor, has promised
fair representation Of the III his official family i
elected Other Republican candidates VIII do the same
Don't vote for your enemies. Be real man.
Vote Republican.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
JOHN RICHARD
w GOD

Candidate for State Legislature
Born February II, 1892. Birth
place North Dayton, Dayton, Ohio
At 10 years of age was news-
boy. Sold Dayton Press, Journal,
Sunday World, Daily News, Cincin-
natl Post, Cincinnati Enquirer and
still sells newspapers Xmas week,
with the 0ldtine neWsboys for tho
benefit Of the crippled children.
Educated IN the public schools Of
Dayton, o. Graduated from the
Ohio School Business College and
A. d. Will college. He studied
bookkeeping, banking and account.
ing. After graduating, was con-
nected with the Mutual Banking.
Co, where he was il charge of the
loan appraisen1ents. a
(continued on Page ID
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A. ]. BOWSE:R
Candidate for State Legislator

Candidate for State Legislator
Was born and raised Oh farm
lar New Lehanon. JaeIlaon Town
slip, Montgomery COUNTY Ohio.
After completing lis education
he taught school for several years
aud from 1920 10 1892 was i Dep
MY IN the County 'lfeasnraf's
Office. Il.
He has the record Of Tile tinest
! nd Of public aelyire, ana il elect
ea will be i valuable man 10 tho
legislature.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-04
DIR. HOWARD V.
I)IJ'T O w
Candidate for Slate Senator

Candidate for State Senator
Physician, special prsctice Eve
Ear. Nose, and Throat Twenty SIX
wears in practice in Dayton.
Born Oh farm Ia Frederick
County, Maryland, December 80,
The Redwood gazette., 1938-07-28
Wallblonl is
Now In Cast
SECOND VICTIM OF
CRASH DIES AT
SALTWATER

A cast will be placed on Char
les Wallblom, Redwood Falls
High school coach, today he wrote
in a letter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Tom.
Mr.. Tom left Wednesday night
to visit Mr.. Wallblom and to
learn the extent of his injuries.
Redwood Falls residents who
visited LakevieW Memorial hos
pital at Saltwater where he is
confined, or talked to his physi-
Gains, said he had diSlocated hip.
The Associated Press, however,
reported the hip was fractured.
Funeral services for Margaret
Phillips, who died last Thursday
night as a result Of the Somerset,
Wisconsin, accident in which
Wallblom was injured, were held
in ST. Paul Monday.
Rult Pelto, former teacher
here, has been released from the
hospital and is improving steadi-
ly, but has not yet been tolS of
the deaths Of her two friends,
Beatrice Jolly, Redwood Falls
teacher and Miss Phillips.
Doctors have found that Ger
aid Fitzgerald of St. Paul, also
injured in the accident, has a
broken jaw. Edward Endres is
still in serious condition but is
responding more to treatment
each day.
The Redwood gazette., 1938-07-28

jackson and daughter Alta spent
Sunday at the Otto Wyatt home
at Ruthton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schumacher
spent Friday evening at the AL
bert Just home at Wood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wendorf
ard daughter, Miss Gayle Wen
dOrf and Helmer Erirkson of Gar
vim and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Han
son and son of Tracy and Mildred
Wendorf enjoyed picnic Sunday
at Ramsey park at Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Roma Lieven of Moline,
III. who has been visiting her son
John Christian and family at
Sioux Falls returned to the Ed
De Bates home Friday.
DeloriS Rams of Springfield and
Anna Belle Jacobs spent from
Monday until Thursday in nor
thcrn Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hanse and
daughter Phyllis and Hulda John
son of Webster, S. D. spent from
Sunday until Tuesday at the
Charles Hanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hartman
Of KanaWha, Iowa spent from
Wednesday until Friday at the
Paul De Marce home.
Mrs. L. K. Schultz and family
spent Saturday at the O. D. and
Percy Shelton homes at Lamber-
ton.
Mrs. Harold Jones and daughter
of La Cresentis, Calf. is visiting
Mrs. Hazel Jameson.
Mrs. Margaret Ripp and son
Dougla sof Bolivian, N. Y. left
Tuesday for Minneapolis to visit
after a months vacation at the
Mrs. Sarah McGinn home. She
will visit at Chicago also before
returning to New York.
r. T. Satter who has been at
tending summer school in Min
ncapolis and Mrs. Satter and son
who have been visiting at the
parental Mrs. Jessie Sawyer
home at Madelia came home Sun
day.
Dr. and Mrs. T. w. Prail and
family spent Sunday at Janesville
with relatives. Onalea Prail re-
manned for a week.
R. G. Sail who has been attend
ing the summer session at the
Brookings, S. D. college came
| home Friday.