davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

inert elorelathato, hogy a tabo-
rozasra erkezo sok vendeget
maganhazaknal elszallasolni
mem lehet. Eros kilatas van
azonban most mar ARA, hogy
Michigan allan hadugyi mi
niszteriumanak joindulata meg
nyitja a magyarok reszere a
katonai varat,. arnelyben ez-
rex helyezhetok el kenyelme-
sen es magyar negyed k0zvet-
len kozeleben.
Sikeriilt tovabba a nagy
gyiilesek reszere megfelel6 ter
meket biztositani Is most mar
ketsegtelen, hogy Detroit ma
gyarsaga kello modon oldja
meg a vendeglat6 hazigazda
feladatat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

Senator Berry birosaghoz
fordult es a ronda per sokaig
huzodott.
A mutt hetekben d0ntOtt a
birosag es megallapitotta, hogy
a szoban forgo "banyanak"
mem volt semmi erteke. Hogy
AIT csupan azzal a szandekkal
vettek meg, ami az egesz ella
rasbol kitetszett, eret vagni,
meg pedig nagy eret a kincsta-
ron.
Egy-egy senator visszaelese
mem hoz szegyent a kormany-
ra es ez esetben peldaul eppen
a kormany volt az, amely a pa
mama kiserletet elvagta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

alabb is kiskiraly lehessen a.
vi allamban.
A szabadsagharc el6tt es
alatt oda telepedett feher en-
berek azonnal 4,428 aker fol-
Diet kaptak az allamtol es aki
reszt vett a haboruban, annak
porcioja meg lett duplazva.
Az asszonyok es gyermekek
utan kil0n teriiletek dukaltak.
Mem volt hat a csatIakozas-
nal egyetlen kisbirtokos sem
Texasban.
Aki azonban ait hinne, hogy
ot-hatezer hold folddel a texasi
telepes meg volt elegedve, az
melysegesen csalodnek.
Az 0r0kbe kapott fold csak
ARA volt jo, hogy legyen hova
epiteni a ranch-hazat es hogy
esetleg szenat termeljenek a
marhanak.
A lehasitott foldeken Xviii
az akerok tires millioi voltak
az allamban es a texasi farmer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

mok Texast magahoz fogadta.
De ere is csak akkor lett
hajlando, mikor Texas New
Mexicot is k0vetelte maganak
es ait is Anglia kezere akarta
jatszani.
A texasi egyezseget ma ke-
veSen ismerik ebben az orszag-
ban.
Texas olyan kik0tesekkel j0tt
az Egyesiilt Allamokhoz, anne
lyek kiil0n kivaltsagokat biz
tositanak annak az allamnak.
Texas szabadon levo foldjet
soha az Egyesult Allamoknak
at nem adta. Es ICY mig a sza-
bad foldek minden mas allan
ban szovetsegi birtokba kerul-
tex, Texas az egesz hatalmas
teruletet megtartotta maganak
az allamnak.
Texas ezenkivil fenntartotta
maganak a jogot - ES EZ MA
is FENNALL = hogy amikor
akar, negy allamra szakadhat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

Berry senator azonban az
vi deal szUl0ttje, 6 mem valasz-
tas utjan, hanem kinevezes ut
jan jutott a magas tisztsegbe
es a kinevezest az elnok XII
vanta.
Meg kellemetlenebb az egesz
dologban, hogy Senator Berry
munkasvezer, aki a juni-
kartyat allandoan maganal
hordja es ait adott alkalmak-
kor kokardanak tiizi a gyom-
rara.
Mostansag a munkasvezerek
mem sok dics6seget hoznak a
szervezetekre es azokra a sze-
geny munkasokra, akiknek a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

re kosson beket Texas-al. A
franciak segitettek 6ket, inert
mindket nemzet kellemetlen-
kedni akart az Egyesilt ALA
moknak es inert Anglia AIT is
remelte, hogy a rabszolgatar-
tast Texasban, mint 0nallo al
lamban konnyen be tudja
szJntetni.
anglia mar akkor k0verre
hizott gyarmatokkal S mem ALT
erdekeben, hogy a gyarmat-
bennszUl0ttek olcso munkaja
"civilizalt allamok" rabszolga-
munkajaval legyen kenytelen
versenyezni a vilagban)
Mikor aztan Texas egesz
nyiltan arrol kezdett targyal-
nj, hogy az allamot atengedik
angol gyarmatnak, mikor tehat
a Monroe doktrina forgott We
szelyben es vegul mikor az
amerikai politikusok szazai
meg voltak rakva oriasi texasi
teruletekkel, az Egyesult Ala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

Nemreg az adminisztracio
egyik "oszlopa", George L..
Berry senator ur akart ne
hany rongyos milliot kiemelni
a IVA penzekbd a szovetsegi
kincstarbol.
Mikor a senator .ur meg
tudta, hogy a TVA villanyfej-
lesztesi- es vizmiivek egy BIZ
zonyos kopar hegyet a viz ala
fognak meriteni, hirtelen egy
nagy teriilet ertektelen helyet
megvett es azon "marvany-
banyat" nyitott.
Mikor aztan a "marvany-
banya" helyen egy to lett, a
kincstartol 0t millio dollar kar-
teritest kertek a banyaert.
Es AIT vitattAk, AIT bizony-
gattak, hogy "t0bb szazmillid
ertekii marvanyt" vesztettek.
EFT a szemenszedett hazug-
sagot, panama Hserletet a kor-
] many mem tiirte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

A detroiti szazas ferfi es
szazas moi bizottsag altal ma
jus %, 20 es 3O-ik napjara elo-
keszitett orszagos nemzeti i'm
nepsegek kozponti irodaja AIT
az 0rvendetes hirt kohl, hogy
az orszagos ezres ferfi bizott-
sag mar egyutt van es bzto-
sitja a nagy magyar taboro-
zas sikeret. Az orszagos ezres
moi bizottsagot hamarosan
szinten megalakitjak.
Az ezres bizottsag osszetetele
minden tekintetben megfelel
a foglalkozasbeli es felekezeti
szamaranyossagnak, ami az
amerikai magyar elet jellem-
z6je. A dolgozo munkas embe-
rex reszere mintegy 71% ju-
tott az ezres bizottsagban. A
hivatasos palyan lev6 diplo-
mas enberek reszere korilbe-
I'LL 1870 esett, mig IT. max
megfelel6 helyet a papi es lei
keszi kar, a sajto es az izlet-
emberek foglalnak el. Jellemz6
az, hogy peldaul az amerikai
egyetemeken lev6 magyar ia
narok koziil eddig "a foglalt
helyet az orszagos ezres bi-
zottsagban. A nevsort mem le-
hetett teljesen lezarni, inert
meg mindig erkeznek bejelen-
tesek 6s vegeredmenyben mint
egy ketszazzal 1esz tobb tagja
az ezres bizottsagnak, mint a
kerek szam.
Szaznal tobb taggal van az
ezres bizottsagban kepviselve
Cleveland, New York es Chica.
go magyarsaga, mig otvenne
t0bb hely jutott Youngstown
Pittsburgh, South Bend, Lo.
rain, Dayton, stb. magyarsaga
max. Egeszen kicsi helyek egy
ket taggal ugyan, de megi.
! kepviselve vannak, ami mutat
ia AIT, hogy a megmozdula!
orszagos visszhangot keltett.
i Tekintelyuket megillet6 hel,
ivan biztositva az egesz akci6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
A teriilete eleg nagy hozza.

A terilete eleg nagy hozza.
Ha tehat egyszer sorsd0nto
vita lenne a kongresszusban is
met a Kelet- Eszak es Del k0-
zott, Texas nagy sullyal, d0nto
szoval nyulhat belle a vitaba,
inert ha el a szetszakadas jo-
gaval, akkor a jelenlegi ket
senator helyett nyolcat
kiildhet a kongresszusba sza-
vazni. Rooseveltnek mem sike-
rult a supreme courtot meg
pakolni'', de Texas allan meg
teheti ait a szenatussal, ha
akarja.
Mindezen felil Washington
New Mexicot 'megvette" 0t
millio dollarert Texastol, hogy
veget vessen annak a vitanak.
Icy nyiltak meg a hatalmas
marha-fejedelemsegek nagy te-
riletei az amerikaiak szamara
es a texasi szabadsagharc utan
nyomban gondoskodtak rola,
hogy minden texasi telepeS leg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

DR.. Thomas Mann, a szamJ-
z0tt nemet iro at mondja,
hogy a nazizmus voltakeppen
a bolsevizmus egyik fajtaja. A
fekete es sziirke szin tehat a
vorosnek egyik arnyalata.
XII az a vekony penzu, gorbe
labu, hajlott hatu, kopasz es
koszvenyes ember a szoszeken?
XII volna mas, mint az a kiva-
10 hazafi, aki minden epkezlab
embert haborura uszit azert,
hogy az 8 jogait vedjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
(Folytatas)

araSZCOCIa el az ESyeSuut Alld-
mokat hamisitott land grant
ekkel es mikor Mexico koruna
nya rendet akart csinalni, 8 is
forradalmat szervezett a kor-
many ellen.
Felfegyverezett egy kis csa-
pat elszant kalandort, kikial-
totta veliik ''Fredonia" koztar-
sasagot es sietett szovetseget
keresni az Oklahoma terlileten
elo indianokkal, akik tobb ok
nal fogva ell voltak keseredve a
feherre.
Mielott az indianokat el tud-
ia volna latni fegyverrel, a fel-
kelest elfojtottak, Edwardot es
tarsait kivegeztek es "Fredo-
Mat" letoroltek Eszak Ameri-
ka terkeper6l.
Kozben a telepesenek eleg
dolguk lett volna akkor is, ha
ilyen termeszetu zavargas mem
lett volna Tejanoban.
A hatalmas buffalo csordak
lehetetlenne tettek a rendSze-
res fOldmuvelest a szamukra,
nekiestek hat, hogy azokat XII
irtsak.
Ez viszont mem tetszett az
indiannak, inert annak a buff
falo volt az elelme, a lakasa, a
ruhaja, termeszetes hat, hogy
a telepesnek meggyult a ba-
ia az indianokkal is.
Els ez a folytonos kizdelem
rakenyszeritette, hogy a fold
mJvelesnek ait az egy agat
valassza maganak mesterseg-
mex, ami leheto maradt a sza-
mara: az allattenyesztest.
Minel tobb bajuk volt, ANIMAL
er6sebben vagytak meg tobb
amerikai telepes utan, ANIMAL
tObb bevandorl6t hivtak a ro-
konaik kozul, akiket az ugyno-
kok, a telepitok az amerikai
allamokban felkerestek.
Es minel tobben lettek, an
nal erosebben fenyegettek Me-
xico biztonsagat, annal jobban
lehetett latni, hogy a fatal
koztarsasag mem bir a Tejano-
ba tolakodott yankeekkel.
Ertheto, hogy ilyen korul-
menyek kozott Mexico koruna
nya a bevandorlast betiltotta
es hogy azok ellen is egyre szi-
gorubb rendszabalyokat alkal-
maztak, akik mar oft voltak.
S mikor a hamisitott land
grant-ek birtokosaival tudat-
tax, hogy a foldjeikhez mem
torvenyes uton jutottak, azok
mem a csalo telepitoket, hanem
a kormanyt okoltak es a for
radalmat tobbe elfojtani mem
tudtak.
Hiaba probalta a fatal Aus
tin bekesen elintezni vitakat
- 8 vesztett volna haborusag-
gal a legtobbet, - az Amerl-
kabol betodult kalandorokkal
mem birtak es 1836-ban Texas
fiiggetlenseget kinondtak.
Alamo dicsoseges kuzdelmet
az iskolakban tanitjak es en-
mex az irasnak mem is celia
Texas tortenetet megirni, csu-
pan ARA szCritkozunk, hogy a
neutrality-suspicious. keletkeze-
set es a marha-fejedelmek XII
letet nehany sorban ismertes-
silk, mielott a King Cattle tiz
evig tarto uralmara raternenk
Texas fuggetlenseget abban
a rernenyben mondtak XII, hogy
az Egyesiilt Allamok AIT azon.
nal sajat magahoz csatolja, ez
a szamitas azonban mem walt
be.
Idehaza akkor a rabSzOlga
vita mar er6sen diih0ng0tt.
Az eszaki es keleti allamol
mem akartak, hogy a rabszolgs
tarto allamok szama megnove
kedjek es a kongresszusban lie
szavaztak t0bbsz0r q csatla
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
Az 0rszagos Magyar Ezres B|zottsag
a detroitiak kezdemenyezesere mar
egyutt van es kesziI a gyiiIesre

Detroban maus 2S 29 es 30k napjan tartando orsza
gos magyar aborozas szazas bzosaganak meghivasara
orszag mnden reszebo ovo elentkezesek aapan meg
aakut orszagos ferfi bzosag, ameyet hamaro
san moi bizottsag fog kiegeszen nagy magyar
nemzeti celok javara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

hatan a szenatusagig felmasz-
max.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-01-15

REALIZING JAE GRAVITY OF KEN
kETA5 BQeACu OF DlJCtPIiksE AND
TIE DANGEROUS SUSPICIOUS THE
DISCOVERY OF MS PRESENCE IN
TIE IADiGS' ApARTMEND WOUlH
AROUSE, EDInI BeGC HER LOVER TO
HASTEN 6Ack TO ms POST OF pUH.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-01-15

BeReM6AplA. QIcuARDy eRIDe AMP
uEP LADtG5 NJ WAITING HAVE
suyty oeSEQvED nlAJ LADY EDiTH
PLnATA0ENeT AND SlR ReNhETA
HAVE FALLEN IN LOVE ....' 70 AAuSE
TIE YOUNG QUEEN. LADY CALiSIA
or MoNTFAuCOk PLANS TO Play a
PRANK UPON TIE LOVERS ".s...'..''
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-01-15

Ar MIDNIGHT THE 0RoTE5QUe DwApE;
NEcLABAAu5, CLnA6J the MOUNT AND
Tells REAhETA DtAT A lazy WISHES
AlAA 10 COME TO Her AT oAcE. TIE
CalAQr GIVES THE KNIGHT A RUBy
pikjG. WHICH NE INSTANTLY REGOG-
NrZEJ AS BELONGING 70 LADY EDITH.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-01-15

Mk5TIrIED But THRILLED 81 TAiS
MESSAG E FROM TAE HtGA-6ORN
BEAUTY TO WHOM ne HAS SECRETLY
PLEDGED MS DEVOTION, TIE YOUNG
CRUSADER IS TORN BETWEEN LOVE
AMI DUTy, BUT FINALLY SLIPS AWAY.
LEAVING ms TRAINED STAGHOUN1
10 GlAQD NE ENGLISH BANNER.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-01-15

SUDDENLY they AEAQ Tt+E BARKING
or THE HOUND %. l<eNlNe IN Ru5HE5
BACK 10 D4G MOUNT, BUT TOO LATE.
rtsE FAITHFUL ANIMAL LIES VEL
TGoik,G m w BLOOH AND n4E
BANNER OF ENGLAND HAS BEEN
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
HULL PROTESTS
TARIFF ON PORK

(IN.S.) Secretary of State Hull
today lodged with the Senate
Finance Committee chairman a
vigorous protest against the 8
cents a pound excise tax which
the House imposed on imports OF
pork in the pending tax bill.
Hull asserted the proposal in
the long run would seriously in
lure the corn hog industry through
reciprocal trade treaties. Further
more, he added, even were pork
imports to remain at the unusually
high figure of last year, the tax
still would not bring this Govern
ment the $5,000,00O revenue esti-
mated.
Hull advised Senator Pat Harri-
son. Finance Committee chairman,
that If the Senate did not knock
out the House imposed tax trade
with Poland would be sharply cur
"There is no more dangerous
game" he said, than an en-
barge policy in foreign trace;
Other countries are encouraged
and, in fact, compelled to act
in the same way toward Amerl-
can exports
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
VISITOR TO D. C.
DIES ON Street

A man, identified from cards IN
his wallet as Charles r. Andersen,
Pine Grove, Pa, fell dead today
in the 1900 block Of New York Ave.
N. w. He was about IS years old.
Police said he had bus ticket
to Lebanon, Pa, and arrived IN
washington early this morning
from Richmond. He was coming
North, they saidSfrom High Point,
N. C.
DR.. Otis Snyder. of Emergency
Hospital, pronounced the man
dead and the body was removed
to the District Morgue. A. c. An
derson was registered March II at
the Annapolis Hotel, indicating
that he passed through Washing
ton at that time.
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
UNLUCKY SMEARED

IF the unlucky victim happens
l. to be foreign-born, the merits
of his arguments are not met
and knocked down with facts.
He is simply "smeared" with
well-planted stories that he is a
Spy"
It Is therefore not without
some amusement and irony that
we find that there are "a mem
bers of the current Congress
who are foreign-born.
Adolph SABBATH, Democrat,
Chicago, was born in zabori,
Bohemia, now CzechoSlovakia,
in 1866. He came to this coun-
try in 1881 and took out his
own papers.
Noah Morgan Mason, Repub-
lican, Oglesby, Ill.,, was born in
Wales and came here at the
age of 8. His citizenship is
derivative, carrying his fathers
papers. Pehr G. Holmes, Repub-
lican, Worcester. Mass, was
born in Sweden, 1881; took out
his papers after coming here
about the age of 6. John
TouSSaint Bernard, Farmer
Labor, Eleveth, Mimi, born in
Corsica, 1893, came here when
IA, citizenship derivative. Sen
ator James E. Murray, Democrat,
Butte, Mont, born in Canada,
1876, coming here in 1900 and
taking out his papers. Karl
Stefan, Republican, Norfolk,
Neb., born Bohemia-Austria,
1884, came here when 2 and
citizenship, therefore, derivative.
MORE FOREIGN BORN
CHARLES D., BIN DERUP,
" Democrat, Minden, Neb.,
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
Mother of Victim
OF Drink, Auto Sue

CHICAGO, March 1S G.N.S).
Suit for SITS, 900, the largest sum
ever sought under the Illinois
dram shop act, was on file today
in circuit court at Geneva.
Mrs. Alta M. Waidley, of Aurora,
asks that amount from three
saloonkeepers who. she charged,
sold liquor to Royce Brooke, 20,
her son. Brooke was killed when
Ihe smashed his rented automobile
i11tn a tree.
The Washington times., 1938-03-18

week last year. Additional
activity in the large scale pro-
ject field also is being re-
ported.
Likewise the Straus low-coSt
city improvement plan is be-
ginning to show initial results,
despite the fact that Mr.. Straus
is virtually surrounded by
Interior Secretary Ickes.
The pallbearers, however,
are consoling themselves with
the supposition that it cannot
last.
WHAT makes them so impa-
w tient is they all have bigger
If not better plans which they
want Mr., Roosevelt to eSpouse.
These proposals have been
kept confidential, but some are
too large to be tied securely.
The Hopkins organization in
WPA, for instance, has two
which may stretch the bounds
of your imagination. Most ex-
pansive land perhaps most ex-
pensive to taxpayers) Is one pro-
posing that the Government just
build houses with WPA money
and labor. Presumably the Gov
eminent would acquire land, buy
materials and sell houses III pos
SihIel thus making itself the
biggest monopoly in the real
estate business outside OF Russia:
More moderate is a second
WPA plan just to put the Gov
ernment into subdivision devel-
opment subsidies by donating
free WPA labor for building
streets, sewers, waterpipes, ETC.,
for private speculative real
estate ventures.
Another high official is advo-
eating in inner councils the
proposition of just giving away
90 Der cent of the cost to anyone
who wants a home. Directors Of
the Federal Home Loan Bank
bO0IO dlSO 1IdNC q
bill providing some sort OF a SUD-
sidy. Then there is talk OF tax
exemptions for building con-
struction which seems to be the
mildest of the lot.
EHA naturally is opposing
Z these ideas on the ground
that they would drive private
CAPITAL out of real estate and
injure existing values. So Is the
Treasury.
But the potential housing pro-
gram pallbearers are still hope
full one of these schemes Will be
the spending program which Mr..
Roosevelt may be inclined to
take up if business does not I'M
prove within the next 80 to gu
days.
AS advocates of spending they
confidentially expect larger sums
of Government credit (there IS
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
RyerSOn Renamed
AS Yale Fellow

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. March ID
uN.SO.-Edward L. Ryerson, Jr.,
of Chicago, today was assured OF a
second term as an alumni fellow
Of Yale Corporation, the trustee
board Of the university.
He was unanimously indorSed
BY the alumni board to succeed
himself for the six-year term,
1894, according to John Mar.
shal Holcombe, jr, chairman Of
ths board.
The Washington times., 1938-03-18

Latest figures reveal small
but continuous increases in the
amount of mortgages accepted
The Washington times., 1938-03-18

born Denmark, 1874, parents
homesteading to the United
States when he was 8 months
old. Citizenship derivative. Will
liam B. Barry, Brooklyn, Demo
crat, born Ireland, 1902, citizen
ship derivative. as he came as
a minor. Herman Paul Koppel-
man. born 1880, Odessa, Rus
sia, coming here when two years
old. Charles Eaton, Republican,
Plainfield, N. j. Born Nova
Scotia, 1868, coming here 1888.
took out own papers. Harold
Knutson, Republican, st. Cloud,
Mimi, born Norway, 1880, COM
ing here 1886, citizenship deriva-
tive. Robert Ramsey, Democrat,
Fallonsbee, w. Va, born Dur
ham, England, 1877, arriving as
baby citizenship derlvative.
John McGrath, San Mateo. Cal,
Democrat, born Ireland 1877;
came here at II, took out own
papers. Leonard Schuetz. Chi
cago, Democrat, born Posen,
Germany now Poland), in 1887.
came to the United States. 1888,
citizenship derivative.
DoHERT CROsSER, Cleve-
N land, Democrat, born Scot
land, 1874, coming here at age
of 7, citizenship derivative. B.
]. Behrmann, Progressive, Mel
len, Wis, born Germany, 1880,
entered United States at 13,
took out own papers. Anthony
Flegler, Parma, Ohio, Democrat.
born 1900 ip part of Austria
now Rumania, citizenship de-
rivative as entered as baby.
Senator James J. Davis, Pitts
burgh, Pa, Republican, born
wales, 1873, entered 1881. cit
izenship derivative. vincent
Palmisano, Baltimore, Md,
Democrat, Italy, 1888, came here
at age 2. Michael Stack, Phila-
delphia, Democrat, came from
Ireland in 1903 and took out
own papers. Sam Dickstein,
New York. Democrat, born in
Russia, 1885, came here age 3,
citizenship derivative. Albert
Rutherford, Honesdale, Pa, Re-
publican, born in Canada, 1875,
Frank Crowther,e Schenectady,
N. Y, Republican, born in Eng
land, 1870. Senator Robert F.
Wagner, New York, Democrat,
father of the Wagner Act, born
1887 in Germany. coming to
United States when boy of 9.
BY the rules Of the smear
campaigners of Washington,
they'd better take care to look
over their shoulders when they
walk to the office every morn
ing!
Copyright. Ledger syndicate)
(BoaEe Cdrter'S opinions are
his o,un and not necessarily
those of The Washington
TinueSJ
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
DIVIDEND OMITTED

NEW YORK, March 18 Q.N.S)
Briggs Manufacturing Company
directors today omitted a dividend
at this time due to current op-
erations and continuing uncer-
tainty as to the near-term business
outlook" On March 81, last year,
a dividend Of so cents was voted
on the common.
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for appraisal
on dwellings
since the first
of the year.
Past three
weeks h q v e
run a b ov e
last year for
the first time.
Last figure is
50 0, 3 8 5000
for the week
ending March
12 which COM
pares We r y
av or a b ! y
with $14,176,-
nnn the same
The Washington times., 1938-03-18

1t is an excel
lent thing to
cast the glare
of the, spot
light on such
groups. B Ut
unfortu ate
ly, all too
often, investi-
cations turn
ut to be
merely coun-
ter propagan-
da. Rather
than attempt
ing to do a
technical, i'm
partial job of
The Washington times., 1938-03-18

exposition, more often they are
simply retaliatory moves by
politicians or opposing social
forces and minorities.
Hence the Investigations pro-
duce propaganda just as bad as
that which the inquisitors are
supposed to be engaged in ex-
posing.
A favorite trick is to try and
smear, or pin the onus to, for
eign-born American citizens and
ascribe to them underhand and
Interior motives in things they
may say or do. A lie gathers
such momentum that truth is
hard beset to catch 1t.
The Washington times., 1938-03-18

BOake Carriers opinions are
his own and not necessarily
those Of The Washington
Times.
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
.But---
Says BOGke Carter

DRoPAGANDA groups, I hear,
L are due for an overhauling
in Congress. AS q general rule,
The Washington times., 1938-03-18
HOUSING PROGRAM
BEGINS TO PERK UP.
NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS
BY PAUL MALLoN

n or in Strictly ProhbitedJ
EFT-HANDED pallbearers of the New Deal are stand
- ing in line waiting for the housing program to sink
hoping for the worst But unfortunately for them, the
anemic Government idea is showing signs of life.