davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
Haj6n megyiink Leanyfaluba.
A gy0ny0ru Margit sziget. :
sep nyaral6hely -
(Folytatas)

Ebednel taialkoztunk move
remekkel egy halasz csardaban
(ilyen most sok van Pesten), a
Margit hid pesti hidfojen5l,
Abban az id6ben, amikor meg
en- fatal ember voltam,s oft,
ahol az a hatalmas ot emeletes
palota all, amelynek foldszint-
jen van ez a vendegl6 es amely
mex 5-odik erneleteri most hui
gom lakik, hajdan a Duna-
parton fatelepek voltak A hid
fo tulso oldalan a hires Silo-ga-
bonaraktarok, utanuk a meg
XII sem epitett Duna partjan
szoktak kikotni a magyar Kar-
patok szal fenyoib0l osseeaiii-
tott tutajok tot nepviseletl, dc
magyar erzesii felvideki lakok-
kal. A Dunaparton, ahol ak.
kor ezekb6l a sep szal feny6k-
Dol nagy donbok alltak, most
a modernebb bbnel- odernebb
berhazak hosszu sora all a Pc,
zsonyi ut menten.
Megettik ketten a macy
menit", aztan felliltiink a vii,
lamosra es at 'kisszakaszoz-
funk" a Margit hid budai hid.
fojehez es vartuk a Scent
Endre-Leanyfalu-V -Visegradi ha.
jot jo sok szaz ernberrel egye.
temben. J0tt a halo. Alig hit.
tiik, hogy meg raferunk. Telt
volt week-endez6 tomeggel. Pes
ten mindenki sportol. A hajor
rengeteg volt a sz0ges cip6s
t,1rista, rovid nadragban, he.
eyes bottal, hatizsakkal. In.
dultak a budai hegyekbe egy
szombat delutani es egy vasar.
napi kirandulasra.
Lassai1 kigyozott a tomeg {
hajohidon fel a hajora, amely
a Magyar Folyan es Tengerha
jozasi Tarsasag tulajdona
Megis felfertiink. TalAltunl
meg harom 0sszehajthat6 sze
ket. Elindultunk fel a Dunan.
A szigeti oldalra telepedtiinl
lie, hogy lathassuk a vilag leg
szebb termeszetes kertjet,
Margitszigetet. Bizony, alig is
mertiink ra. A mi id6nkben a.
also sziget csucsa meg NADIA
volt, most szepen kik0vezve
f0l0tte a z0ld fax lornbjaval re
mex latvany. A Magyar Atlet,
Klub regi telepe utan sorakoz
! max. a verseny tennisz palyAk
J fedett uszoda, sport telepek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
Macy BAzAR
AZ 0REG REF.
ECYHAzNAL

Az 0reg Refos1natus Egy-
haz bazarta e het pentek,
szombat es vasarnap este lesz
a templom alatti es a ClubhAz
helyisegeben. Mivel ertekes
door prize-ok es sok egyeb
hasznos targy kertil kisorso-
lasra, a vezet6seg rerneli, hogy
a hivek a bsratjaikkal egyiitt
minel nagyobb szamban je-
lennek meg ez esteken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
Odohozo : Budopesten
- "VadevezOs0k" mindenfe1e.
: Gyermekkori emlekek. - A
Fiirdiink a Dunaban

a termesk6vel szepen kiraSott
parton setanyok.
Atmegyek a halo tuls6 3 da-
lara, hogy lassam obudaA a.
hajogyari szigetet. A sz6ke Du-
ran nagy forgalom. Egyik von-
teto g6zos a mask utan. A
Margitsziget fels6 csucsa utan
mindjart latni a Nepszigetet, a
Szunyog szigetet, az uipesti
lSik0t6t, eluszunk az 0sszekot6
vasuti hid alatt.
A Duna egyre elevenebb. Kis
hajok szazai nlindk6t part
+menten. Eek a 'svadevez6sok'
Icy nevezik 6ket, inert leg
tobbjiik mem tartozik valame-
lyik hires ragi eyez6s klub-
hoz, Kis r0vid nadragban vagy
csak uszonadragban szando-
linok, kajakok, par evez6sok,
negyesek, s6t nyolcasok hug
max felfele q Dunan q varos
irodaibol week=endre kisza-
badult hivatatnokoklzal, fer
flax es n6k vegyesen- Mind So
tet arr1ara egve. Mind egeszse-
gesek Mindnek jot tesz a spor-
rtolas. A szabad eg, sator vagy
csonakhazban toltott masfel
nap. Egeszseges testben egesz-
seges lelek. A partokon vegig
a csonakhazak, kabinok, kota-
zsok, satrak. Romai fiird6 re-
mex stranddal. Az en- id6mban
alig paran ismertiik a szep ke-
kesen-kenes, allandoan buzgo
VIII fiird6helyet. Most vilag-
fiird6. Egyik ilyen fiird6hely a
mask utan. A tulso parton
Ujpest gyarvaros. Egbe tor6
karcsu kemenyek.
A szigetes Duna "kis' aga
ban megy hajonk. A vadevez6-
is0k mindeniitt. Itt-ott egy-egy
outboard motorral feaSzerelt
csonak kenyelmesebben halad
g Duna meglehet6s sodra ell
len. Macy berregessel huz ell
egy-egy motoros verseny cso-
max. Szokde,nek a wien. Lat
juk KAposztAsmegyert, messze
q Duna nagy aganak tulso
partjan. A szigeteken f6va-
roSt vizzel ellato kutak, ame-
lyeknek kristalytiszta nedvet q
Duna alatt epitett cement alag
ut viSzi a vizmiivekhez.
! Minden allomason szallnak
lefele az emberek, hogy neki
vagjanak a kekel6 z0ld erd6s
lhegyeknek. Scent Endre, q r6gi
(Folytatasa a Blk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
PRO-HUNCAR|A
MAGYAROK! UNNEPELJUK
MEG A FELVIDEK FEL-
SZABADITASAT!

A vilag minden magyarja
ma iinnepel, husz evi rabsagt6l
f0lszabaditott testvereink 0r0m
iihnepe ez.
Amlerika minden varosaban
a magyarok revizi6s mozgalma-
kat inditanak. Jeligejiik: Min
dent vissza!"
Magyarorszagon 0r0mtiizek
gyulnak, a nep hiszterikus
0r0mmel r6jja az utcat!
lit van a varva vart magyar
revizi0!
Husz evi alom, kiizdelem a
megcsonkitott hazank igazsa-
ganak diadalra jutasa bekes
revizi6val!
Magyarok! Ismet q mienk
Kassa, Ungvar, Munlkacs, Be-
regszaz, KomarOm, felsxabadul-
tax a cseh jar0m al6l!
A Youngstown Pro Hungaria
melynek celia a revizi6 diadal-
IA jutasa, egy ilyen 6r0m-iin-
nepet rendez! Egy -svizi6s va
cSOrat HOrvath AntaIne j6l Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
SOk TUzESET
A vAROSBAN

A regi re;ld6rsegi allomason
a multi hetcn tiiz keletkezett
a korai esti orakban. Het tiiz-
otto allomas emberei siettek a
tiz szinhelyere, hogy minel
hamarabb sikeriilj0n elejet
venni a tuz tovabb terjedese-
mex. Ez az epiilet jelenleg le-
bontas alatt van es a tiiz oil
tasa alkalmaval a bontast a
tiizoltok csak el6segitettek. A
tiiz valosziniileg a bontasnal
hasznaat acetylen torchbol XII
pattant szikratol keletkezett.
y Il =
A multi het folyaman meg z
kiilonbozo helyen tarnadt tiiz
varosunkban, mely nagyobb
karokat olxozott az epiiletek.
ben. A tiizesetek kozott, anne
lyek a lakohAzakat ronpAltak
meg a legioban. Mrs. McDo.
naugh hazat is alaposan tonk
retette. ahol a hazat ert kar
S375. a garage elpusztulasa
800 dollar, kart okozott. Mrs,
McDonaugh, aki harom ho-
napja agyban fekyo beteg a
szomszedainak k0szonheti ele-
tet. akik a tiiz kit0resekor q
oa iioiy..'on
.,.
A'aiaDaaa sozoieoh!lak
ousy ne'uA sols 9 m.l1 nee
..ie.s e a.la.iuo invas1 ha''aa 2
,a,o0 l1ei i.o1epo1. AoDa
.io.yoii 9 niessyuJoo.' s1alaz ~
eeoo sco1caolei'iliiei ieiiyesel'
oo 2 slo.lls1euos iia1ahae igy
: sulu'N ho1oelepeSere ilags
- so1.' Nasy lairgsal
~ ss. a.: . 80 80 ,a ,,r :. ~. ~ -
meliuiaa hozoet eiCeluio %
~ aheres ioluteruleIen' ano
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10

Ohio allan nepe kedden fe-
nyes tanubizonysagat adta
.annak, hogy az amerikai nep
mem ttr cimborasagot radika-
lis, baloldali vagy eppen
kommunista elemekkel.
Ez volt az Okla annak, hogy
IA kiil0mben megfelel6 demo-
krata jel0ltek mint Bulkley
szenator es Sawyer kormany-
70 jel0lt oily nagy vereseget
szenvedtek.
Ohio egy republikanus, a
cincinnati-i Robert A. Taft,
a nagy Taft elnok fla kepviseli
maid a szenatusban.
John w. Bricker lesz q kor-
manyzo. Az egesz allami
tisztvisel6i kar republikanus
lesz. Ez a part lesz tulsuly-
ban a t0rvenyI1ozasban is.
Szoljorl ez az eredmeny fl
gyelmeztetesll a bevandorlok-
max es kiilonosen a magya-
roknak. Mem lehet kommu-
nistakkal egy agyban fe-
kiidni.
Michigan kivagta Murphyt
inert tavaly tiirte a sit-down
sztrajkot es a kommunista il
gatok ellen mem lepett fel ere
lyesebben. New Yorkban a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-10
l. 81 ~ I u v I &

"A teher ID ugy tdtSstk jon
t0s sserepet jdtssik d magyar
tot hist61idban. Horthy Milcl6s
hosndnys6 feh9r loDdn voaitlt
be 6Si magyar Konsdronbd,
nmelyr6l egyes tot t0rtenet-
ir6k at dllitjdk, hogy Dalami-
kOr 1900 eDDel esel6tt Szva
topluk ssekhelye v0lt.
VnI6ssinlleg 1sonban mem
Dolt piros kantdr H0rthy te-
her lOudn, hogy a h1gyomday
t0rtenete nlegisnaStl6djek
A magyar t0rteneIena piros
betds esemenye Iesz q konad-
7Onli es kGsSai beDonulds, jel-
k6p6dI aanak, hogy gy6zott
az Igazsdg, ha mem is eg6ssen,
de j6 ressben.
Erdemesebb emberek, mint
HOrthy kornldnyso, In1redy
ninisstereln0k, Kdnya kllagy
nai'sisSter, gr6f Teleky, ual1ds
es k0soktatdslgyi nai,aisster
alighG taldlhatok a magyar
t6rtsnelen lapjain.
KiilOn0Sen meg keH emile
kesndiak Magyarorssdg 20 .eves
k0rmdnysojdr6l. Mikor a nyd-
ron otthon poltunk, csoddlko-
sdssal ldttuk, hogy a kor-
rad1ays6 mennyire denokrGti-
kus erselmd es uiselkedesu
ferfi. A kormdnys6 teljesen
ssabGdon jdr a 1aep k6s0tt.
ESt ldttuk Esstergomban. Eat
ldttuk a togadtatds alkalnsd-
DGl fe7at a bud1i vdrb1n.
Huss eng kiisd0ttek a kor-
nadnys6 DeseteseDel a magyar
igdssdgert. Husz epen dt es q
bdtor, ig1si magyar enaber
nsindig beket predikdlt.
"CsGk beEes uton erhetjdk
Ell a magyar celokat" ez Dolt a
jelssaud.
Eat k0yette nainden magyar
kormdny. Est rtuk mi is 20
eUen dt. Hidbu ug1ttak a "U0-
r0s0k" hogy igy meg ugy csor
getik a kardot M0gyarorszdg
alr1i' hGsudtlE.
B0lcs H0rthy sagyon j6l
tatdto, hOgy a kis megcsonki-
t0tt MAGYAR hon 0ngyilkos-
sdgba rohGn, ha fegyverrel
probdlEOsik visszasseresni az
elr1bolt orssdgresseket. Olyaa
Aciudl6 emberek, mint Inredy,
Kdnya es Teleky, akikkel sse-
nselyesen tdrgyaltu'ak, mem
gondolhGttak .hdborura. AZ 8
fegyueriik a diplomdcia uolt.
Gy6selnaes fegyDer magyar
agyesseggel, esssel keselDe.
Horthy es a magyar kor-
nadny negerdenalik az anne
rikGi ns1gyarsdg osstatlan
tissteletet es becsdletet.
g g 6
Megn7osdul uegre az anne
rikai naagyarsdg is. AZ els6
lepeseket n1egtettek a malt
heten Pittsburghban. Feleled
ujrG az Amerikai Magyar Ss0-
DetsSg.
Mi magy0r0k Dagyu7ak az
egyetlen bevdndorolt raep SEE
les Ameracdban k0zpoati mem
4 ; l. Sry- 8
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
Ask Broadening of Security Act To
Cover l4,80O.00O Additional Persons

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-The
Advisory Council appointed Id months
ago to study and recommend changes
in the Social Security Act has made
it's report on the old age insurance
program of that act. The report uses
more than 10000 words. Very briefly
it urges:
That about 14,SO0,OOO persons be
added to the 42,O00,OOO now covered
by 1910.
That the payroll tax which reaches
1k per cent in 1910 shall be held at
that point until experience shows the
need of increase, instead of rising
automatically bit by bit to per cent.
That payments be increased, espe-
cially to aged wives, widows and
children.
That the Federal government pay
about one-third of the total costs.
Changes Urged by Labor
Practically all these recommends
tions, and others in the report, have
been urged by organized labor from
the first Another proposal is to
amend the act so that the fantastic"
reserve of $47,000,00O,0O0 will not be
reached by 1860, or at any other time
The persons who should be covered
in addition to those now protected
by the act, include about 100000 en-
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ployes of private non-profit, religious,
charitable and educational institu-
tions, 100000 seamen, and 100000 en-
ployes of national and state banks.
These are to be taken in first. By
1910, the report says, 100000 farm
employees and 100000 domestic en-
ployes should be added.
National Problem Seen
The provisions for widows are care
fully guarded from the abuse which
attended payment of pensions to vet
erans of the Civil War, and their
widows. Marrying veteran obviously
on the decline and collecting a pension
as his widow has cost Uncle Sam con-
siderable sums. In November, 1888,
1866 veterans Of the Civil War were
receiving pensions-and 61,929 of
their widows. The Advisory Council
urges that the marriage must have
taken place years before the age at
which the husband became eligible for
benefits, or the widow should not be
eligible.
After noting that the old farm sys-
tenn in which old folks live on with
their children as a matter of course
is no longer possible for the majority
of our population; and that old age
pensions are cheaper as well as bet
Continued on Page Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
ConstitutiondlitY of Anti-Ldbor Law
In Oregon Is Challenged By A. F. f..

Portland, Oregon.-The American
Federation of Labor and the Oregon
State Federation of Labor joined in
an attack on the Anti-Labor Initiative,
recently adopted by the voters in this
State, by filing a twenty-one page
complaint in the Multnomah County
Circuit Court asking for a declaratory
judgment holding the law unconstitu-
tional, null and void.
The complaint enumerated more
than twenty points of alleged conflict
with the Federal and State constitu-
tions and with Federal laws. The
Oregon Labor Press is also joined as
plaintiff in the allegation that en-
forcement of the new law would deny
to the publication the right of free
press.
Defendants named in the complaint
are District Attorney James R. Balm,
Sheriff Martin T. Pratt, Chief of Po-
lice Harry M. Niles and Attorney Gen.
eral l. H. Van Winkle.
The complaint was filed by Joseph
A. Padway, counsel for the American
Federation of Labor, and Mr.. Green
and Mr.. Boesen, Portland attorneys
representing the State Federation of
Labor.
The Oregon Labor Press publishes
the following summary of the COM
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29

plant filed with the Multnomah
County Circuit Court by the American
Federation of Labor and the Oregon
State Federation Of Labor:
Violates Constitution
Numerous provisions of the law are
alleged to be in conflict with the con-
stitution of the United States and con-
stitution of the State of Oregon in de-
nial of free speech, free assembly, free
press and other rights guaranteed in
the Bill of Rights. Also the complaint
alleges conflict with the due process"
amendment to the federal constitution,
or the commerce clause.
In addition to the alleged constitu-
tional conflict, the complaint declares
that the Oregon law violates such fed
eral laws as the Norris-La Guardia
Injunction Law, the Wagner Labor
Relations Act, the Railway Labor Act,
the Clayton anti-monopoly Act and the
Social Security Law.
The petition for a declaratory judg-
ment brings all controversial provis-
ions of the law before the court in
one case and obviates test cases by
violation of separate specific provis-
IONS
The type of procedure chosen by
labor to test the validity of the labor
Continued on Page Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
Potters Joining In
New Jersey Drive
Orqdnizdtiondl Activity To
Cover All Ceramic
Plunts In State
AFL AIDS CAMPAIGN
Five Experienced Orgdniz.
ers Assigned To State
By Green

A special session of the New Jersey
State Federation Of Labor was held
in Newark Federation Headquarters
Saturday, December II. In this meet
ing various speakers acquainted repre-
sentatives of Central Labor Unions,
Building Trade Councils, National, In
ternational and Federal Labor Unions
with information concerning the New
Jersey Unemployment Compensation
Act which becomes effective January
9, 1899 and the new proposed Labor
Relations Act will be presented to the
new Legislature to be seated in Janu-
airy. After the addresses were closed
by Councillor Charles Maloy, Com
missioner Of the Unemployment Act
and Councillor Thomas Parconnet,
Attorney for the State Federation
who is advising on the new Labor Re-
fContinued on Pcde Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
Erwin Christ1nus
PdrtY One Of Best
Employees and Children Are
Given Candy By
Management
OFFICERS CHOSEN
CullWell Is Elected President
OF Locdl No. l03 For
Next Term

Erwin, Tenn.-Howdy folks; how
are you all? Just a friendly greeting
from the Sunny South.
We are all happy after taking a
walk in the glorious sunshine on
Christmas day. ed. Note: We, of the
north, sir, think there is nothing bet
ter than a white Christmas.")
The shop is working at a nice pace
and we have been having good turn
outs at our meetings. At the last one
we elected Raymond Callwell, presi-
dent; Frank Crawford, vice president; /;
C. J. Campbell, financial secretary;
Walter Mountford, recording secre-
tary; Dale Clouse, treasurer; Paul
Cunningham, defense secretary.
The annual Christmas party was
held December % in the Y. M. C. A.
hall. This was made possible by the
(Continued on Pace Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
Snadllwood Agdin
Leads Locul No. 20
Sorry To Lose Gilgallon; But
Welcome VodreY. New
+ Superintendent
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Hope All Members On Sick
p List Soon Recover TO
Enjoy 1899

Minerva, O.-Howdy folks. Well
here we are with Christmas over, elec.
tions over, and everyone seemingly
very we'll satisfied in every way.
Our last meeting was held while
Santa was in town, so we didn't tarry
long, but we placed an exceptionally
fine force in office for the first six
months of 1889.
President Smallwood was reelected
Larry Maley was named vice presi-
dent, Dean Moore, recording secretary
Francis Reed, financial secretary and
treasurer; Mildred Grimes, inspector;
Robert Barr, statistician; Timothy
Desmond, trustee.
Death has again struck our ranks
and we offer coincidence to bereaved
family. William Gilgallon, general
superintendent, died suddenly. His ILL.,
ness and death was a shock to all of
US and we feel his loss.
Three times in eight months we
have lost a member of the office force.
1t has been blow to Mr.. Cronin, who
was a real friend of Mr.. Gilgallon.
We welcome Mr.. William Vodrey,
formerly of Thompson's, who has al
ready started work.
We have several members on the
sick list. We hope the coming year
will bring increased health to each.
We hope all who have suffered be-
reavement or hardship the past year
will be able to close the book next
Continued on Page Two)
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Charge Violation
OF Security Act
AFL Hits Oregon Anti-Labor
Law; Asks Board To
Cut Oft State
JOBLESS DEPRIVED
Benefits Guaranteed In Fed.
erul Stdtute Not Allowed
BY Ldw

Washington, D. C.-In a vigorous
attack on the anti-strike, anti picket
ing and other reactionary provisions
of the recently enacted Oregon Anti
Labor Initiative, Joseph A. Padway,
counsel of the American Federation of
Labor, urged the Social Security
Board to refuse to certify its approval
of the Oregon Unemployment Com
pensation Act on the ground that the
provisions in the Oregon statute had
deprived that State Of the right to
Federal grants under the Social Sc
curity Act. He was joined in this rec
ommendation by B. A. Green, repre-
senting the Oregon State Federation
Of Labor.
The Federal Social Security Act
provides that on December 81 in each
taxable year the Social Security
Board must certify to the U. S. Treas
ury each State whose unemployment
compensation law it has previously ap-
proved. The Act also stipulates that
the Board may not certify as approved
State law which denies unemploy-
ment benefits to any otherwise eligible
employe for refusing to work under
any of the following conditions:
"If the position offered is vacant due
directly to a strike, lockout, or other
labor dispute;
"If the wages, hours, or other con-
ditions of the work offered are SUBJ
stantially less favorable to the in
CONTINUED on Page Twol
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
Meeting With Local Merchants To Be
Arranged BY Buy American Committee
Foreign-Mdde Goods Must
Go. In Opinion Of
Committee
COAST INTERESTED
F. Hull Reports Los Angeles
Almost Ripe For Huge
Demonstration

Last nights "Buy American" ses.
sion approved meeting in the i'm.
mediate future with the merchants of
East Liverpool. A plan was advanced
by President James M. Duffy of the
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters to have representative group
of the "Buy American" committee
which will include manufacturers, pot
ters and other tradesmen interested
in the movement, meet with repre-
sentatives of the local merchants to
thoroughly thrash out the selling of
foreign merchandise in this COM
munity
While it is generally conceded that
the Japanese menace has been ALMOST
completely obliterated here, other
foreign-made goods have been taking
the place of the. Niponese stock on the
counters at an alarming rate. The
"Buy American" committee intends to
protect the rights of the American
workers fully in this city at least.
President Duffy was given the pow
er to choose the committee and make
arrangements for the meeting, which
it is hoped, will take place in time to
have a report for the next session of
the group, Wednesday, January II.
President Duffy stated that British
crockery importers are now ready to
take full advantage Of the recently
signed trade treaty. He also stated
that with the duty down on cups and
saucers, the custom officers are allow
ing practically everything to be class
ed as either cup or saucer.
Charles Goodwin, u. S. P. A. sec
retary, announced that this matter
was already being taken up by his or
ganfzation and they expected to fight
it through.
A demonstration to charge the at
mosphere in much the same way as it
was charged year ago, is the hope
of President Duffy. He would bring
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-12-29
Credit Is Given
Buy American
Drive BY LU 11d
Improved Oy4rotion At The
Plant DUE Decreased
Jap Imports
OFFICERS ELECTED
Henry Bruce Ndrned to Lead
Local Union No. ll6
Next Term

Lincoln, Ill.-Local Union No. 116
concluded it's business for 1888 at the
regular meeting December IT, Our
financial conditions for the start Of
the New Year is in tip-top shape. Our
audit shows income and expenses for
the year just about balances.
The last meeting was no doubt the
best of the year from the standpoint
of attendance and interest shown, as
well as having more business to dis
pose of. Officers for the next term
were elected. Henry Bruce, president;
Harry Willis, vice president; Joseph
Semple, financial secretary; Ed Gatlin,
defense secretary; Raymond Spradley,
guard; James Coffey, recording secre-
tary; Jerry Workman, inspector; Ever
EFT Webb, statistician; James Mar
shall, trustee for IS months.
The pottery has operated at ca
pacity for the past six months. The
large decrease in imports from Japan
the past year has aided extensively in
this improvement. With the cooper
alton of the N. B. of o. P, the U. S.
P, A. and Americas Wage Farmers
Protective League in their BUY
American" campaign, we should be
optomistic for a greater Improvement
in the industry during the coming
year.
Members who have recently accept
ed employment here are Brothers
James Marshall, turner; Kirby Wat
son, dishmaker and John Boughey,
jiggerman from East Liverpool. Broth
er William Plunkett has been confined
to the hospital for some time and in
behalf of the members l wish to ex-
tend best wishes for his early recov-
cry.
The Illinois China Company recent
ly contributed a set of dishes which
a special committee is rafting off. The
proceeds are to be divided between
Brothers John Allison Of St. Johns
Sanitorium, Springfield, Illinois and
Richard Webb who is in the sanitorium
at Albuquerque, New Mexico. To these
members, the Executive Board and
trade in general, we extend Happy
New Year.-O. c. 116.