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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

page 154 of "Gone With The Wind"
and hoped to finish the book by next
Christmas.
Went to see Mrs. Garrett recently
who broke her arm some days ago.
1t was the same arm and broken at
the same place where it was broken
ten or twelve years ago. Her sister
Mrs. j. B. Ellis of Route 5, was with
her. Mrs. Ellis does not live very far
from Dexter. And | see lot of late
news of that city in a recent copy
of this paper.
The biggest occasion I ever attend
ed in that community was the Gooch
silver wedding anniversary last fall
And the arrival of the Parham girl
twins two weeks ago was a most in
teresting event of that community.
Which event has made me recall the
dozen or more sets of twins within
our family relation. Mrs. Parham's s
own aunt Mrs. w. j. O'Brien, was
the mother of twins years ago Her
other aunt, Mrs. Allene Breedlove
Hester, was the mother of twin girls
Our twin boys and my brothers twin
boys at Charlottesville, Va, are twelve
years old, they being nine weeks older
than ours.
| And l have mentioned several times
| already of Mrs Parhams grandfather
and his twin sister. They were Isaac
and Rebecca Breedlove. You Hender.
son folks know Cousin Herb Crews
daughters, Ruth and Naomi, who at
! tended high school there some years
! ago, lack and forth from Watkins
| station on the train. They attendef7
here before then, end Miss Mimic
| G. Gray, their teacher, never tolG
them apart. l think they always re-
ceived about the very same grades
on their work
Cousin Luther Crews and his twin
brother, Edgar, still live out near
Hester. Uncle Jim ai.J Aunt Mollie
/ Hester a tWaco, Texas, have a daugh-
| ter, Mary, who has a twin boy and
| girl Aunt Mollie's niece in Wash
| ington, D. c., has twin daughters. If
| l haven't gotten it wrong, my moth
er's grandfather and the grandfather
of Edgar Hester at Creedmoor (whose
four daughters were simultaneously
killed by lightning last summer) were
twin brothers.
ISABELLA (Bee) Cottrell, who mar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
Sixteen Boys From Here
Students At Wake Forest

for Old Gold and Black, student news
paper, and The Student, student lit
erary-hurorous magazine. Patterson
is another freshman and takes part in
athletics and musical activities. Peg
ram is a sophomore.E Rose, a junior,
is an applicant fog%hG B. S, degree.
R. F. StainbacNa sophomore, is a
member of the varsity football squad.
w. C. Stainback, a first year medical
student, is president of the student
body and a reserve on the basketball
team. Both of the Turner's are fresh
men and candidates for B. S. degree
Glover, another first year man, is a
member of the Euhelian society. Finch
is member of the first year medical
class. Breedlove is a member of the
Philomathesian literary society,
Kappa Phi Kappa educational frater-
nifty, and Alpha ri Delta social frater-
nifty. Greene is a sophomore and pre-
medical student.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

handsome crop. Camel bought up my
best leaf tobacco. smoke Camels-so
DO most planters hereabouts. kmow
the quality tobacco in them."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

Wake Forest, May 3-Sixteen sons
of Vance county citizens are among
the 1000 students enrolled at Wake
Forest college this session a check
up this week revealed.
Of this number twelve are from
Henderson and there is one each from
Oxford.
Dabney, Kittrell, Middleburg, and
Oxford.
They are as follows:
Henderson-Leslie Cansler, Jr., son
OF, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Cansler: C..
H. Eppes, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. H. Eppes; w. H. Furman, son of
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Furman; N. H.
Gholson; Hodge A. Newell, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Newell; Eugene
Patterson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Fl.
Patterson; Mckinley Pegram, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Pegram; j. w.
Rose, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Rose; r. F. and w. c. Stainback, Jr
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stainback;
William D. Turner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. r. j. Turner; and w. r. Turner
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Turner.
Dabney-William Glover, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Glover
KittIell-Walter H. Finch, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Finch
Middleburg = Marshall Breedlove,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Breedlove.
Oxford-R. T. Greene, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. G.. Greene.
These men are taking active parts
in. extracurricular activities on the
Baptist campus. Cansler, freshman
is an applicant for the B. A. degree.
Eppes is also a member of the fresh
man class. Furman, a senior, is
candidate for the B. S. degree at the
spring commencement. Gholson is
freshman and applicant for the A. 2.
degree. Newell is a member of the
Euzelian literary society and Chi Tau
fraternity. He is staff photographer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

STEEL
appeal Margaret Bouke She all
And
and They're derenH And that's
about Ralph
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

ter tobaccos. Last crop they took
my finest grades. I smoke Camels-I
know no substitute for expensive to-
baccos. Most planters favor Camels."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

more for my best tobacco. So know
they use finer, more expensive tobac-
cos in Camels-a mighty good reason
why my cigarette is Camel"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
(By t. MOSES JONES.)

Less than two weeks ago the Ok
ford folks were in the midst of the
Baraca-Philathea Skate convention,
and in less than another two weeks,
we will again be in the midst of the
State Grand Lodge convention of the
Odd Fellows of North Carolina. Above
is the likeness of a man who has been
well-known and well-loved within the
circles of the 1. o. o. F. lodges of
our state. He has been grand secre-
tary for a number of years saw him
at work in his official capacity two
years ago when Bro. w. E. Warren
and myself were delegates to the con-
vention at Greensboro, at which time
we both took the past grand and
grand lodge degrees.
I first met Brother Holstead ten
years ago this fall when he was on
the program here in our district con-
vention. At that time our Lodge gave
barbecue supper out at the home
of Brother Thomas j. Taylor. Broth
er Holstead gives much of his time
at his own personal expense travelling
over the state in the interest of Odd
Fellowship.
The following paragraph is from a
letter l received from him which was
dated April 90, last, after he had at.
tended our district meeting here on
April u.
'dThanks for the clipping giving
account of district meet, which we
all enjoyed. Got to Goldsboro that
night at 1920. Attended a meeting
there the next night, and then at
tended a district meeting at Belhaven
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
DEEDS TRIFLE OFF
FOR APRIL PERIOD
Fifty Realty Transfers for Month
Five Less Than 1887, Three
Over March, 1888

Real estate transfers in Vance
county in April were off a trifle by
comparison with year ago, but up a
little over March this year, a cem-
pilation of the records in the register
Of deeds office today revealed. Last
months total was so, and IN April last
year was So, and in March this year
was Il.
For the first four months of 1888
the total of realty transactions, as
shown by these records, was 167, COM
pared with 22S in the corresponding
period a year ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
Does Bladder Irritation

Wake YOU UP? It's not normal It's
natures warning Danger Ahead"
Your 25c back if this day test does
not help nature flush excess acid and
other wastes from the kidneys. Ex-
cess acids can cause the irritation re-
sulting in getting up nights, fire.
quent or scanty flow, burning, back
ache or leg pains. Just say Buckets
t25c) to any druggist. Locally at
Parker's Drug Store, Miles Pharmacy.
-t(Adv).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1 What was a cithara?
2. In which ocean are the Falkland
Islands?
8, Who won the recent North and
South amateur golf championship?
4. Where is the British military aca-
denny?
5. What is a clearinghouse associa-
tion?
6. How long is a fathom?
Z. Name the largest river in Russia.
8. Who is Edouard Daladier?
8. What is entomology?
10. In which state are the Catski.l
~ Mountains?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1888

ried Jim Clark, is the mother of twin
girls four or five years old. Mrs.
Jones' cousin, Graham Breedlove and
his wife, who was Miss Virginia
Woody, are the parents of a boy and
girl twins. Graham is a brother of
Johnnie, who works in Henderson
and Miss Virginia is a daughter of
Tom Woody, of Townsville.
The Riggan twins, Lee and Leila,
are both grown, and have been mar
ried for several years. Their mother,
Cousin Lottie, came to see us this
afternoon. She is sister of Irby Smith
of Henderson. 1 think my thumbs
have grown twin blisters from bang
ing on these keys. So let me stop
please,
T. MOSES JONES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03
ADMINISTRATORS 17oa,7

ADMINISTRATORS NOTTc--
Having. qualified as adminict,o.
OF the estate of L. J. BullooI, "'lX
ceased, late of Vance COUNTY M ue-
Carolina, this is 20 notify ali nonel .ol'n
having claims against the estats suns
sa-a s., a.: deceased TO xaibjt them 10 ba 10
Undersigned at Henderson, Nonte r4e
carolina, r. F. D. 5, on or before ,O' +Sn III
third day of May, 1899, or this MN; tne
VII be pleaded in bar of their I've "'
coVery. All persons Indebted ~ .d!, ie-
estate will please make immod;au Galu
payment.
This the Bird day of May, 1888
LUCY BULLOCK.
Administrative of l.. ]. Bulloo,,
Irvine B. Watkins,
Attorney
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

lo49-Jacob A. Riis, New yo.,.,
noted Journalist, author, refornan o.A
eminent citizen, born in Dann,n,d ana
Died May 26, 1914. ''''ierk'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-03

1937-"Gone With the Wind" wins
Pulitzer prize.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
JAvULNI kEzD
AZ ACEL'IP AR
A termeles a het soran allan
d0an negyven szazaIekOs volt
es ujabb javuIas varhat6

FokozatoSan emelkedik az
aceltermeles keriiletben ugy,
hogy a het soran mar min
deniitt 40 percentes volt a ter
meles es bar nagyon lassan,
de a produkcio tovabb is emel-
kedni fog.
A Carnegie Illinois Steel Cor
poration IL open hearth es ket
Bessemer kohot hozott iizem-
be es a LoWelvillen lev6 te-
lepen szinten meginditotta az
eros termelest a Sharon Steel
Corporation.
Az acelgyarak lapja ARA
init a kozonseget, hogy bar
biztosra vehet6, hogy meg az
ev soran minden acelgyar tel
jes uzemben lesz, mem VAR
hato a fellendiiies azonnal.
Hetrol-hetre egy-egy kevesseI
tobbet termelnek maid, de
legalabb ket honap kell hoz-
"a, hogy minden ember mum
kat talalhasson.
A Truscon Steel Corpora
ton nagyon biztato jelentest
adott XII az epitkezesi iparban
hasznalt acel fel6s. Egyik ma
gyobb gyar 476 tonna keszra
vagott acelt rendelt egy epu-
lethez azzal hogy ez csak a
kezdet, de hamarosan tobb
hasonlo rendelest tehet, inert
az epIkezes meg fog in
dulni.
Az automobil gyarak re-
szerol az acel iranti kereslet
meg korant Sc mondhato ki-
elegit0nek es szinte erthetet-l
len jelenseg ez, inert az vi.
mintaju kocsik gyartasat ha-.
marosan meg kell kezdenip esl
mem lehet az acel rendeleset
az utolso pillanatra hagyni.
Egyebkent kedvez6 jelente-
SEX erkeznek a tobbi aceIipari
kozpontbol is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
A MARTINS FERRYI
MAGYAR NAPI SZEREPLOK

A Magyar Nap-i programon
a k0rtancot jaro Martinsferry-i
magyar ruhas leanyok ESQ
portjanak a nevsorat csak uto-
lag kaptuk meg es helyen
k0z0ljiik.
Macy Irenke, Laco Ilonka
Drotos Erzsike, Frigyes Mar
gitka, Krajnyak Erzsike, Macy
Edithke, Molnar Mariska, Var
ga Margitka, Strama Mariska,
Pal Lenke.
Szol6 tancban Krajnyak Err
zsike es Varga Margitka fog
max szerepelni, amint Wis
nyanszky Paine irja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04

Elerkezett a nagy nap - a
Youngstown es k6rnyeki ma
gyarsag 13-ik Magyar Napja,
amelyet most yasarnap,
augustus Ten tartanak az is
inert Idora Parkban.
OFT lesz nemcsak Young
stown, de Campbell, Niles, Gil
rard, Warren, Alliance, Can
ton, Sharon, Farrell, Sharps-
vile, New Castle, Ellwood City
sot a messze fekvo Martins
Fairy magyarsaga is
A Magyar Napra adnak ia
lalkozot egymasnak az embe-
rex.
Az Idora Park 10 ora reggel-
tol nyitva all a magyarsagnak
Hozza ell ebedjet az egesz csa'
ladnak egy jokora kosarban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04

Ne felejtse otthon a gyerme-
ket. Azok mulatsaga a Magyar
Nap.
A Nagybizottsag tagjai ke-
retnek lehetoleg jokor, de leg
kesobb delutan l orara a
Nagybizottsag parkbeli iroda-
jaban jelentkezni, hogy seged-
kezzenek a rendezesben es a
rend fenntartasban.
A Magyar Nap sep dijairol
mas cikkben talal teljes felvi-
lagositast. A reszletes miisor
lit kovetkezik. Vagja XII, tart
sa meg. Jojjon el. A Magyar
Nap combat ne felejtse el
megvenni.
Viszontlatasra a Magyar Ma
pom vasarnap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
HAMAR ELFOGTAK
A CIGARETTA TOLVAJT

A youngstown Frankie
Bros. truckjarol hetf0n del
utan 5000 csomag cigafettat
loptak el, amikor a truck a
Poland utcan r0vid id6re meg
ALT. Egy ora mulva a rend-
6r0k elfogtak egy 16 ewes if
tut, akit a lopassal gyanusi-
tanak.
Migletz Andras, a gep haj-
t6ia fut6lagosan latta a me-
nekiil6 tolvajt, es az 8 SEE
me'vleirasa alapian fcgtaly r
az ifjut.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
SEGITSEG A TANUL0KNAK


Majdnem egy millio dollar
jut az Ohio allami k0zepisko
lai es egyetemi tanuloknak
abb6l a 81 es 3 negyed millid
dollarbol, amelyet a National
Youth Administration elfoga-
dott, hogy id6k0zi munkaval
segitsek az ARA szorulo tanu-
l6kat minden allamban.
Ohio-i High School tanulok
SIS ezer, az egyetemi tanul-
manyokat vegz6k 631 ezer dol
larig reszesiilnek a fent en-
litett 0sszegb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
KEDDEN LESzNEk
ELOvALASzTASOK
"A polgarok k0telessege, hogy
jo jel0ltekr0l gondoskodjanak
a partOk. Ket szavaz0 cedu-
Lat kapnak

Amikor kedden, augustus
Gen szavazni megy a polgar,
akkor kotelesseget teljesit.
Ugyanis az elovalasztasok azert
fontosak, inert azon valasztja
a ket amerikai nagy part, a
Demokrata es Republicans,
azokat a jelolteket, akik aztan
az oszi nagy valasztason, mint
a partok kivalasztott jeloltjei
egymas ellen kiizdenek.
Terneszetes, hogy az a part,
amely a legmegfelelobb jelol-
teket allitja, sokkal tobb esely-
lyel veszi fel a harcot, mint a
mask.
Mindenki szavazhat kedden,
ha youngstown, Campbell,
vagy Struthersben regisztralva
van. A farmokon Ga nevezett
harom varos hatarain kivul)
mem kell regisztralas.
A szavazonak meg kell mon
dani, hogy melyik part cedula-
jat kivanja (republikanus vagy
demokrata). A part cedulan
Xviii kap egy hosszu bond
issue cedulat, azon Young
stownban OF helyen, Campbell-
ben egy helyen kell szavazni.
Az "Esemenyek" rovataban ar
ra kertiik a szavazokat, hogy
szavazzanak igennel, vagyis te-
gyek mind az ot helyen a ke-
resztet -(Xl a YES $40 ele.
Mem szoktunk a partok dol
gaba beleavatkozni.
A demokrata jeloltek kozt
azonban ajanlhatiuk ujra meg
valasztasra Davey kormanyzot,
inert akarmit is kiabaljanak ell
lene, AIT bebizonyitotta, hogy
a bevandoroltak baratja (Ver-
hovay tag es pedig regi) es
biztosabb rank nezve az olyan
ember, aki bebizonyitotta ba-
ratsagat, mint az olyan, aki
csak igeri, hogy barat lesz.
Tovabba igazan melegen
ajanljuk M. J. Mike" Kirwant
ujra jelolesre a congressman
allasra. Majk megerdemli a
magyarsag partolasat.
Az allami senator jeloltek
koziil ajanljuk a magyar szar-
hazaSu Maurice Lipschert, aki
jo szenatornak bizonyult es
Clingan Jacksont, a Vindicator
politikai reporteret, aki pedig
mindig munkasbaratnak bizo-
nyult.
A republicans ticketen
ajanljuk u. S. szenatornak Mr.
Taft-et, Taft volt elnOk fiat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04

Martin L. Davey, Ohio allan
kormanyzoja, szombaton este
ket helyen tartott program
beszedet. Campbellben, kedve-
zo id6jaras leven, a tagas
Gordon Parkban kozel hatezer
fonyi k0zonseg hallgatta We
gig. Jol esett latnunk a nagy-
szamu neptomegben a k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsag sokasagat
is, akik meg akartak hallgat-
nj Daveyt es az altala elmon-
dott teljesitmenyeket, amelye-
ket a ket cikluson vegzett
szolgalati ideje alatt a nep er-
dekeben veghez witt.
Ugyancsak szombat este
megjelent a South High
School tagas szabadteri sta
diumaban, ahol szinten Macy
szamu hallgatosag elott korul-
belul masfel oras beszedet
mondott. Ertelmes, egyszerU
szavakkal ecsetelte, hogy a
vegrehajtott cselekedetei mi
csoda fontossaggal birnak q
nep szempontjabol.
A kozonseg tobb izben szun-
nj mem akaro tapssal szakitot.
ia meg a kormanyao szavait
hogy az egyetertesnek es 9
megertesnek ilyen uton adjor
kifejezest.
Vesarnap a kormanyzo va
rosunkban maradt, hogy {
delutan folyaman tartott xii
lonbozo nemzetisegu piknike
ken reszt vegyen. De mar {
szombat ejszaka kezdodo e
fo.yton szakado ESQ megaka
dalyozta terveinek keresztiil
viteleben. 4s
4 Vsarnap delutan mar koze
i volt az lido, hogy a kormanyz'
| program szerint Akronb;
utazzek, amikor rovidesen a
indulas ideje elott az eg ra
mosolygott a magyarokra, al
kalmat adva a kormanyzonal
a Barta erdoben megtartot
Greg Ref. Egylet piknikjen va
10 megjelenesre. A kormanyz'
a helybeli amerikai Demokra
ia kozpont harom vezeto EN-
berenek es Ress Jozsef, a Da
vey for Governor Magyar Clul
elnokenek kisereteben megje
lent a Barta erdoi Fulemul
csardaban, ahol koszonetet fe
jezte XII Is Youngstown es kor
nyekbeli magyaroknak mul
takban beleie helyezett biza
lomert, anelynek a fentarta
sat tovabbra is keri.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
HENRY FORD
AZ zFJUSAGHOz
Ramutat ARA, hOgy a modern
tudOmanyos haladas a regi mo-
di munkat teljesen ismeret-
lenne tette

Henry Ford, az automobil-
kiraly levelet kapott egy Elsie
Robinson Page newt fatal
leanytd, amelyre hosszabb
irasban valaszolt es EFT az irast
a nagy amerikai lapok kozze-
tettek, inert tanulhat abbol
az egesz amerikai ifjusag.
AIT mondja Henry Ford,
hogy a farm valamikor csak
ARA volt jo, hogy szabadulni
igyekezzenek az emberek tole,
ma pedig visszaternek ahhoz.
A foldmiiveles ma olyan, hogy
jo szemmel nez ra az ifjusag.
Macy Okla van ennek es a
ielenseget foleg a modern tu-
domany haladasanak lehet ko-
szonni. Igen, a tudomanynak,
amely a f0ldmuvelest kivette
az una,mas munkak sorabol es
tala]manyaival konnyiive, kel-
len,esse tette.
AZ atlagos farmon ma mar
eSente legfeljebb harminc ma
Dot kell dolgozni, hogy a ia
lajbol XII lehessen hozni a ter
NEST es a tobbi lido legfeljebb
aprolekos haz koriili munkara
valo, ha ugyan a termes le-
aratasa utan a farmer be mem
zaria hazat es Ell mem megy
jobb videkre telelni.
A tudomany annyi tokeletes
gepet adott a foldmiiveles rem
delkezesere, hogy ma mar sci
telmunk sincs arrol, f6leg ifju-
sagunknak mines, hogy valaha
milyen RESERVES dolog volt a
farmi munka. Ennek ma mar
nyoma sincs es ifjusagunk
nem tehetne okosabbat, mint
ha a mez0gazdasagra vetne
magat, amely allando munkat
biztosit es melleie allando ke-
resetet is.
A "visSza a foldhoz" jelszo
nepszeriisitesen kellene faradoz
hunk, ha AIT akarjuk csak-
ugyan, hogy ifjusagunk a KEEL
l6 ultra terjen. Biints k0vet ell
az, aki ezt mem szivleli meg es
nem fgyekszik az ifjakat a far
mok fele terelni.
+ TermeSzetesen az els6 fell
adat az, hogy tanuljuk meg a
mez6gazdasagot es ez mem
olyan nehez dolog, mint els6
pillanatra latszik. Egy ertel-
mes ifju batran mehet akar-
melyik farmerhez, inert a gaz-
dalkodas elemeit gyorsan meg
tanulja es t6le fiigg, hogy mi
lyen kepzettsegi mestere lesz
annak.
A mez6gazdasagi munkanak
- Ford szerint - legnagyobb
elonye az, hogy az embert fig
getlenne teszi, a maya gazda-
ia lesz es ez 0nbizalmat er6sen
novel; es tarsadalom hasz-
nos es ertekes tagjat csinalja
bel6le. Csak a kishitiseg, csak
a gyavasag tudja ext letagadni.
------. o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
KITUNO M6sOR VARJA YOUNGSTOWN
|ES vIDEKE MACYARSACAT IDORABAN

Magyar sz6tol magyar sznekt6 magyar ruhakt6l magyar
jak es 0regek esz hangos most vasanap Idora Park
Mnden keszen varja a magyarsag ezreit Hozza a anne
rikai vagy mas nenzetisegu bartait Az egesz csaad
oft legyen. Magyar rlhas Ieanyok felvonulasa : Sok
zep dj. Kitin0 sz6nOklatok. ENezetes sport
esemenyek. SNegy zenekar jatszik Magyar Napon
SENT ISTVAN EVET UNNEPEL MAGYARSAG
Az IDEI Macy MAGYAR NAPON OFT LESZUNK
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
A MAGYAR NAP MUSORA
Az Idora SZinazban

Kezdete pont 2:3O-kor. Beepeshez Magyar Nap
gombjanak viselese k0telez0 tanc es enekszamokat
BuneEg Janos zenekara kiseri.
ZENE Szolgalta4ia Bunchy Janos zenekara
ELNoKI MVAesYTTo: Id. Horvath Istvan, a Nagybi
zottsag eIs6 aeln0ke.
AMERICA: Enekl kOzOnseg.
BESZED (Angolu): Mt. Macy Ferenc Farrell, Pal
ref egyhaz lelkesze
TANC 10th Loretta.
ENEKSZAM: Wolf IStvanne
TANC: PipOly Evelyn
HARMONIKA sZoLoK es KETT0S: Trojan Margit es
MOlnar Ferenc
TANC: Kinnck Edward.
TANC: Martins Ferry O magyar lanyok csOportja
BESZED: DR.. Laurisin JenO, magyar OrvOs.
MAGYAR HININUSZ: Enekli k0z0nseg.
TANC: Luteran Juliska. Kiseri HricO JOlan.
0SZTONDIJAK ATADASA: Id Horvath Istvan.
ENEKSZAM: Barsony Jozsefne, Ellwood City, Pa.
KORMAGYAR: Pavlinyi Boriska Veres Piroska, Ra-
bosky nona es Veres Jen0, Ellwood City, Pa.
ENEKSZAM: Demeter Istvan, E1wOOd City Pa.
BESZED Revesz Kalman, a Verhovay Segely Egylet
k0zpOnti szamvev6ie, Pittsburgh Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-04
|EsE EMFNYE Ek

M Keddea tartjdk Ohio al
lambGn es igy Youngstown ban
is az el6Ddl1Sstds0kGt.
A political jel0lteke7, kiDiil
az idei el6pdlGsstds re7adkiUiil
fo11tos Youngstown nepenek.
Ugyanis esen udldsstdson
kerdl a aaep el6 negy Ddrosi es
egg iskolai bond issue (kol-
cs6n), an1elyekneks celia Young
stown Ddros regen elhanyagolt
isholdit, uccdit, hidjait, epule-
teit es parkjait teljesen rend-
be hogni es nodernisdlni.
Act nainderaki jol tudja, hogy
mi mem Dagyunk hiUei senanai-
fele adoemelesnek, hogy mi
neindig alacsonyabb adokert
kasd0ttInk, de most nyiltan
es a legnagyobb konaolysdggal
ARA hivjuk fel a magyar ssdr-
masdsu pOlgdrokat, hogy ssa-
vassanak igennel (Yes) mind
az 0t kerdesre.
FelhiDdsu1lcat meg is okol-
juk.
Els0SOrbdn is a terUesett
naunkdk cs1k FELEBE kerIl-
nenek a youngstoao7ai adotise-
t0knek. Ugydnis a k0ltsegek-
mex As ssdsdlekdt a a0ashi'1g-
toni PWA fedesi. Vagyis a SEQ
Detsegi kormdny az 0sssesen
maintegy het nailli6 dolldrayi
koltsegb6l naegterit vdrosnak,
az iskOlassek1aek nlintegy 3
n,illio es- 100000 dolldrt.
Ha Youngstown mem vessi
ioenybe Ro0sevelt el10k1ek egt
uS uJ"'''"eus' ''""o' n'"o o'.' 20
kappa meg eat a segelypenst es
a youngstoaOni adotiset6k, akik
euente ssdsesrekkez jdrulnak az
income tar es nads federal adok
repen a a0ashingtoni ss0vetsegi
EOT1nG72U DenstGTGnGk n1eOtOL-
.e9e'svs, mons ,sa~ 'e"snse,' ,smn
H. Da oLa1 nar nn "a ,s,7., ~ nn ~
oON Ed A1oh Nh ANNI
Aohi11H.
NKirsoan kongresssusi kepvise-
l6nk eppen Roosevelt eln0k tel-
ss6litdsdrd ssdDasott ese1s sege-
: lyek me1lett, ssedyen lenne te-
hat, ha mi men, kapndnk sem
nit bel6le.
A munkdzatok mem WpA
n,unk6ka hnnem rendes ho,,.
troktuea' n1ntt o,ott t0rt6nne1 ole
de a vdllalkog6k k0tezesek o
nuunkanelkazieket ez6nuben re.
s2emteni min az 6roberek .
rendoe ko,,froLt ,,nnkoeol
berei ss nem q WpA seoe1u.
berek Hn ,neossaDoss6k o kin.
ddsokat. akkor t0bb mint ? moi
zeonno,,obbresyt nnesterennhe,
kama maid eou en-; 6lznndl
,ounk6t
a terpesett naunkd1ntok q ND.
ros 7,ai,aden ressfre kiteriedn.k
Iou kst III isko1n 6ni;1eten
kiyiiI Observation-Disclosures
Choneu .Hi1t Scboo1t oboun
1eot6bb ,na13,,nr e,nber o,,er,,,e
lee idr Ken is oft nno,,ob1
beJu n,e,.t n, ;e1co1n eys;I1e1
bisonuuzt
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