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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-10-13
OrHbuFH Praises
Southern Lobors
PIeu For Foir Tax
Organized Workers Of Dixie
Bring SonitY To Tax
Problems

Washington, d. C. GLNS).-"In-
stead of remaining Americas No.
economic problem, the South may have
already started move that will make
| it Americas No. l economic blessing
Spirit and energy driving steps by or
| ganized workers in the south to help
bring sanity into state and Federal
tax problems are already aroused.
Practical steps and proposal for a
working plan have been outlined. If
the move begun in the southeast
should spread as its merit deserves,
only national good can result"
That was the comment of l. NJ Orn-
burn, secretary-treasurer of the A. +.
of l.. Union Label Trades Department,
on the special tax report just released
by the Florida Federation of Labor,
A. F. of l.. affiliate, and subsequent
proposal of state labor officials in the
southeastern states to form a council
of tax committees already. authorized
by state bodies in seven states in that
area.
when the Florida Federation points
out in its committee report that the
success of today's recovery program
depends upon the fairness of tax plans
enacted by the state legislatures meet
ing this winter and spring and also
by the national congress, believe the
situation is rightly stated" Mr.. Orn-
burn continued
Wage earners pay nearly all the
taxes, in the last analysis. Florida tax
students have not rested with a mere
barring Of imminent dangers arising
out Of indefinite continuation of pres
ent to--heavy plans that draw too
heavily upon the standard of living
and discourage capital that ought to
be providing more employment.
"Of all the tax protests and so-called
remedies proclaimed by various groups
and interests, this is the first one I
have seen that also carried con-
structive suggestions for steps to be
taken to safeguard the present econ
omic tax balance while specified steps
are taken which will eventually lead
TO less harmful levies, fewer attempts
to misuse the taxing power as meth
cd Of infiicting punishment, better
government, and more adequate col
lections."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-10-13

Dignity is narrow, unstable bear
ing which mental spindle-shanks try
to stand upon when they have, no other
support.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-10-13

of the country in decency and in COM
fort.
We are not opposed to the National
Labor Relations Board. The Ameri-
can Federation of Labor participated
in the formation Of that Act. We feel
it would be unnecessary here, however,
if the employers Of the nation had re-
Trained from making warfare upon
organized labor, had they accepted the
realities Of the situation in this
country as the employing interests of
Great Britain accepted the realities of
the situation there and dealt with us
freely, frankly, openly, conceding to
us our rights, and we conceding to
them their rights. If they had done
that there would never have been any
need for the Wagner Labor Relations
Act.
What we object to is the administra-
tion Of the law 1t is badly admins
tered. 1t is not administered in ac-
cordance with the spirit and the letter
of the law. What we wish and what
we demand is that a judicial body,
keenly conscious of its responsibilities,
impartial in its attitude, shall admin
lister this law and apply it without fear
or favor to all groups of organized
workers.
Labor Relations Board Has Become
Ally of the {. |. O."
But our complaint is this, that the
National Labor Relations Board, in
the administration of the Act has be-
come the ally of the C. I. O., and we
won't stand for that. No government
agency possesses the right to substi-
tute their own peculiar economic
philosophy for the plain provisions of
an Act, nor can they, nor should they
be permitted to be influenced in the
administration of the law by their own
peculiar ideas.
We want to be free American labor
ing men, we demand that we be free
free to work out our own problems.
We resent governmental control and
governmental dictation. We want to
organize, free from governmental con-
troll and governmental administration,
and it is because we believe the Board
is exceeding its authority, covering a
field never intended to be covered by
the Act, that we protest against the
administration of the Act.
This convention here will make the
answer You will formulate our
policy, the policy we shall pursue in
our efforts to secure relief. You will
lay down the rules that we must fol-
low, and when the policy has been
formulated and announced the world
will know that we are going to the
Congress of the United States and
asking them, not only asking but de-
manding that the Wagner Labor Re-
lations Act be so amended as to pre-
vent biased Board from administer
ing the Act in their own way and
against the spirit and the letter of the
law
Now l am through. There are other
subjects shall talk to you about dur
ing this convention. l have referred
to some of the outstanding, pressing
problems that we must consider, the
form of organization, our future policy
and all that, but I know that during
the two weeks we will be here we will
deliberate calmly, we will form our
judgments in accordance with the
facts, and we shall go back to our
homes carrying with US the most
pleasant memories of a delightful
visit spent here.
The Washington times., 1938-06-03
CZECH TROOPS
KEPT At BORDER
FACING GERMANS
KnickerboCker S y S
mo Withdrawals"
By H. r. KNICKERBOCKER
Copyright. 1888, by 1nterna tional
News Service.)

Ccopyright. 1888. by International
News Service)
BRATISLAVA, June 3 Q.N.S0.
CZechoslovakia's little army, re.
cruited from her population of
10000 900 still stands at every
threshold of her frontier against
the massive war potential of Ger.
many's 100000.
Ard here today in the capital OF
Slovakia. preparations made two
weeks ago to evaCuate all women
and children from the threat Of
German, guns have not been for
gotten.
NO WITHDRAWALS
Statements abroad to the effect
that considerable withdrawals Of
Czechoslovak troops have been
made from the frontier are with
out foundation.
ong the reports which
brought about Europe'S most acute
war crisis two weeks ago was in
formation received by Prague that
heavy German artillery had been
moved up to Hainberg on the
frontier, just five miles from this
city.
Along this border the Czech
government had fortified least of
all, because it faced Austria, small.
friendly and peaceful.
LESSON FROM MADRID
Overnight it became Germany
and the Czech general staff knew
one of its most difficult problems
in the event of war would be to
guard against possible German
attack from Ratibor on the north
and Nikolsburg on the south de-
signed to pinch the long, narrow
body of CzechoSlovakia in two.
In this city 100000 lie within
the focus of such a maneuver, and
within easy Smelling distance OF
the German frontier artillery.
Czech authorities remembered
the fate of Madrid and determ-
ined at the first shot to send all
non-combatants to the interior.
Their decision illuminateS the
Czechoslovak conception OF the
gravity of that moment.
ARTILLERY MOVED
Today considerable superficial
but no fundamental changes have
taken place in the military posi-.
ton. Local observers report Ger
man artillery has been withdrawn,
probably to Vienna. only about
hall an hou- away from the front |
Ter for motorized units.
Correspondingly, CZechoslov K
troops have been placed in garrl-
sons Immediately behind the front
Ter, where they are able also to .
reach and man at full strength the 1
most advanced positions now &C. \
cupied by skeleton units.
Also it is confirmed that a GER
tain number of individual Czech
reserviSts, urgently needed for ag-
ricultural or other work at home,
have been released, although no
units have been withdrawn.
Only to this extent has relax
alton of the crisis become evident,
in spite of dauntleSs efforts of
authorities to prove that peace
has been nearly achieved.
DIPLOMATIC SITUATION
Diplomatically. things are not
much better The governments
official organ today announced
that the nationalities or minorities
act to bring about a reconcilia-
ton between Chancellor Hitler,
Konrad Henlein and the Germans
and the CzechoSlovak state prob
ably will be ready by the end of
summer"
But Henlein, the Sudeten Ger
man party leader, already has
publicly avowed that if his group
Of border Germans is not granted
full autonomy by summer" he
will demand a plebiscite. and fail
ing that. will make a putsch with
the help of the Reich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-19
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. 19. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 10A, American Can l00K, American Light and Power SIS, Anaconda 34A, Bethlehem Steel 56%, Commonwealth and Southern IS, Curtiss Wright 5l4, General Motors ATS, International Harves- ter 58, Kennecott 40ls. New York Central 1872, Safeway Stores 19 Southern Pacific 1872, United States Steel 58as, Pound $4.87A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-19
37-FOOT KETCH ''ICDRASIL" IS M00RED, JUNEAU
Round the World Sailors, Husband and Wife,
 Visiting Here

After 12,0O0 miles of sailing in a 37-foot ketch rigged auxiliary en- eined boat. MT. and Mrs. Roger Strout. of Portland, Maine, docked in Juneau at 5:30 o'clock this morn ing.
 Their craft is the 'Igdrasil, which means tree of life" and is world famous for it's globe encircling cruise from 1884 to 1887, with just MT. and Mrs. Strout as the crew.
 On this trip, the Strouus set sail from Portland. Maine, on Novem- Der l, sailed through the Panama Canal. brought the Cocos Islands abeam and then headed out to sea for 1,500 windless miles and 5000 more of northeast trades to Hawaii, arriving there 46 days after leaving the Cocos Islands.
 Touch at Kodiak
 Leaving Hawaii they sailed north ward to Kodiak, arriving there in 31 days. the last 400 milee Of which was in "heavy blow" to Kodiak Islanders, but just swell sailing" to MT. and Mrs. Strout, the on,y man and woman who have ever sailed a small craft around the world.
 From Kodiak, they went to Se- ward and to Cordova, and thence to Juneau, the whole distance from Cordova to Juneau necessarily being made under power.
 We don't think much of your sailing winds up here" Strout said.
 Both are mild hammered and mot given to talk about themselves" Strout explained that he built his craft after the Dutch type. that he and his wife have already sailed it about 10000 miles, and they have not had any real narrowing eX- periences."
 The craft is built of white oak for frame and long leaf yellow pine planking. It has a beam of fourteen feet.
 Was Professor
 Before the Strouts went around the world, MT. Strout was an assis- tant professor of physics at the Georgia School of Technology. In 1884, he and his wife sailed from Maine, through the Panama Canal to New Zealand, to Australia, thence to South Africa, northward and to home, going around the world in three years
 Expenses are paid through illus trated lectures at ports in which they cast anchor and through mag azfne articles. Their round the world story has been told in recent issues of Yachting, magazine.
 Expecting to stay in Juneau but a few days, they may lecture here, but they do not know. Their plans are indefinite. but they intend to spend the winter on the West Coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-19
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow. Jones averages: industrials 14l.i3, rails 2831, utilities 1875.
 Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
The Washington times., 1938-12-23

Look for the RED Diamond stamped on
every she'll. It's your Guarantee of
satisfaction. The color of the diamond
means something. For the best, be sure
to get RED Diamonds.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
p0RULJART
UTONALL0

William Boyd, az Oak Hill
utcai csemege kereskedes tu-
lajdonosat vasarnap delelott
II orakor egy II evesnek lat
$40 remenyteljes ifju, az uzlet-
ben megtamadta es revolverrel
kenyszeriteni akarta a penz
atadasara.
Az uzlettulajdonos mem ijedt
meg, hanem az asztala m0ge
nyulva, szinten kihuzta a re-
volveret es rairanyitotta a mar
akkor remego ifjura, aki on
kent atszolgaltatta a fegyveret,
es nagy hamar elallt a tovabbi
tervetol.
Hirek szerint az uZlettulaj- j.
donos baratsagosan oktato lee
ket adott az ifjunak es meg
fosztotta a revolveretol, utnak
bocsatotta. Kesobb jelentest
tett Virag Jozsef magyar rend-
ornek a tortentekrol, es teljes
szemelyleiraSsal is szolgalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
ONCY|LKOS ANYA
Vizbeugrott kis leanyaval
egy New Castlei asszony

New Castle, Pa.-i Mrs. Char
lotte McDevitt 26 ewes WPA
munkas felesege, aki harom
apro gyermek anyja, hat no
nappal ezelott tortent seriilese
feletti gondjaitol uzye, hat
ewes kis leanyaval a karjan
halalba keresett menedeket,
amikor penteken, majus 13-an
100 lab magasbol a folyoba
ugrott.
Az anyat a kis leanyaval
egyutt a kozelben levo Wes-
tern Allegheny vasut vonal
menten lattak setelni es ami
kor a ferje jelentese alapjan a
szomszedok a kutatast ezen a
teriileten elkezdtek, negy oral
nehez munka utan a keso Ell
szakai orakban a vilagito lam
pax segitsegevel meg is talal-
tax a ket holttestet. A kis
leany teste eseskor kisebb zu-
zodasokat kapott, az anya tes-
te azonban nagyon ossze volt
ZuZva.
A ferj allitasa szerintfa fele-
sege nehany honappal ezelott
elesett, karjat t0rte es fejserii-
lest is szenvedett, valoszinii
hogy pillanatnyi elmezayara-
ban kovethette el a rettenetes
tettet. A csalad kb. egy het.
tel ezel6tt koltozott sel New
Castlebol Weigletown-ba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
PENNSYLVANIA
Mem KER A CIO-B0l

A kedden lezajlott pennsyl-
vaniai elovalasztasokon a CIO
jeloltie kikapott a demokrata
tiketen a kormanyzoi allasra
es az allami demokrata orga-
nizacio, amely mem volt hai-
lando John l.. Lewis embereit
jelolni, nagy gyozelmet aratott.
A CIO kormanyzo jeloltje
Kennedy, banyasz unio penz-
tarnoka es jelenleg kormanyzo
helyettes volt. Meg a banya vi
dekeken sem tudott tobb sza-
vazatot kapni, mint Jones pitts
b1rghi ugyved, aki a demokra-
ia szervezet jeloltje volt.
Earle kormanyzo is legyozte
Wilson Davis philadelphia pol
garmestert a szenatori jel0lt-
,segre, akit a CIO tamogatott.
Earle-t erosen tamogatta az
AFOL.
A republicans oldalon
"Dzsim" Davis, a magyar ba-
rat sharoni volt vasmunkas
nyerte ell ismet a jelolest a sze-
natusba, mig kormanyzonak
James volt f6biro nyert Pin
chot volt kormanyzoval szem-
ben.
A kisebb allasokra valo jelo-
leseket is egytol egyig elvesz.
tette a CIO, ICY tehat annak
politikai befolyasa meg sem
olyan nagy, mint AIT Lewis a
neppel ell akarta hitetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
Az OREG AMERIKASOK
JUBILEUMRA KESZULNEK

Az Greg amerikas magyarok
nagy pikniket es ot eyes fenn-
allasuk jubileumat a Liberty
Grove Picnic Ground nev alatt
ismeretes helyen, Stop %, ia
cobs Road, Sharon st. car line.
Junius 12-en, vasarnap delutan
2 oral kezdettel tartjak, mely-
re a magyar egyhazakat, egy-
leteket es az osszmagyarsagot
tlsztelettel meghivjak es kerik
mindnyajukat, hogy azon a ma
pom ne tartsanak mas mulat-
sagot.
Mi eddig mindig partoltuk a
magyar intezmenyeket, ICY vi
szont kerjuk a partolasukat.
Ez a hely szebb es jobb, mint
sok mas erdoseg, inert oda
a City jeggyel mehet villamo-
son es OFT fedett, vi tancterem
is lesz, koriilzart parking hely-
lyel. Jo zene es italok mellett
mlndenki kellemesen mulathat
es szorakozhat a fas es gyepes
helyen.
HORVATH ISTVAN, csaladfo
DANISH JOSEF, irodeak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
Demokrata Gyules
Campbellben

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor rendes havi
vandor gyilest tart majus 27-
en-, pentek este pont 8-kor a
campbelli Magyar Hazban, 118
Reed Ave. Szivesen meghivjuk
es varjuk demokrata honfitar-
sainkat ezen erdekes es tanul-
sagosnak igerkezo gyulesre, a
melyen nehany varosi vezet6
ferfi is lesz jelen. TIT latjuk
Borak campbelli polgarmestert,
Spagnola Youngstown birot, a
xix a polgarokat k0zelr0l er-
dekl6 dolgokrol fognak tartani
eloadast. Tekintettel ARA, hogy
egyeb fontos igyek is targya-
lasra kerulnek, mint polgaro-
sodasi, munkaugyi bizottsag
jelentese es az ez evi piknik
megrendezesenek ugye. exert
kerjuk a tagoknak minel ma
gyobb szamban valo megiele-
neset, hogy ez mindenki tudo-
masaval, hozzaszolasaval es j6-
vahagyasaval legyen elintezve.
TAUSS GYULA, eln0k.
RESS JoZSEF, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
STRAvROvSKY
DETRoITbAN
A young D. 10. vhiru hi-
tshoro.asra' tshearo. q. NS,. son
SZef>
Stavrovsky Marian.

Stavrovsky Marian. .4e-
YES Youngstown enek tal- mot
es koncert enekesnot kiilon
meghivtak Detroitba vasarnap-
hoz egy hetre, hogy a Magyar
Taborozasra osszegyult ezrek
elott enekeljen.
Miss Stavrovsky eneke any
nyira megtetszett a marciusi
banketten lit jart detroiti ven-
degeknek, hogy ragaszkodtak
ahhoz, hogy elmenjen Detroit
ba, ahonnan hangjat valoszi-
nuleg Magyarorszagba is to-
vabbitja maid a radio.
Miss Stavrovsky elfogadta a
meghivast es Nemenyiekkel, va
lamint Pallay Mariska igazgatd
tanitonovel es Kajbas Juliaval
kesziil Detroitba szombathoz
egy hetre.
Mint halljuk, sok autoval in
dulnak a magyarok mar szom-
baton Detroitba, hogy reszt We
gyenek a vasarnapi nagy Ma.
gyar Taborozason.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
A VAROS PERT NYERT

Gessner biro a megyei tor
venyszeken a heten elmarasz-
talta Hindman volt penziigyi
igazgatot 1926 hiany megte-
rltesere a varosi penztarba.
Hlndman Moore polgarmester.
sege alatt volt penzugyi igaz-
cato es a varos penzigyeit, a
mlkor kileptek hivatalukbol, a
legnagyobb rendetlensegben ia
laltak. A kart valoszinuleg a
biztosito tarsasag. amely Hind
manert jot ALT, fogja megteri-
teni, inert Hindman szegeny
einber.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

kodott, amikor mem tudta ell
olvasni az anyjanak irt ma
gyar levelet es akkor hatarozta
el magat, hogy latinul fog irni.
A latin uzenetre latin valasz
erkezett negy heten belul. =
Nagybatyja nagyon megorilt,
hogy ismeretlen hugaval meg
ertheti magat es latin levele
magyarra forditva ICY kezdo-
dott: "Janos kuldi udvozletet
es rokoni csokjait Margitka-
janak''.
A pap levele aztan tanul-
many targyat kepezte Margit
harmadik ewes latin osztalya
ban. Margit mar annyira belle
j0tt a latin irasba, hogy a $40
tart is csak ritkan hasznalja
De az elso szot, amt meg kel
lett neznie, a "nagybacsi" volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19

Kepunkon bemutatjuk a 16
ewes Horvath Margitkat, 10th
Lajosne, 1926 Price Road alatt
lako magyar asszony amerikai
sztiletesu leanyat, aki a Cha
ney High School egyik kituno
tanuloja.
Horvath Margit azzal erde-
melte meg a Vindicatorban ro-
la megjelent Macy .cikket, inert
nagybatyjaval, a Magyarorsza-
gon lako Is ewes fatal katoli-
kus pappal latinul levelez.
Ugyanis Margitka sajnos
nem tud eleg id magyarul
hogy magyarul levelezzen. =
Nagybatyja pedig mem tud an
golul.
Margitka, aki az iskolabar
latinul tanul, nagyon bosszan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
HABODASZ
MEGSERUILT /

Habodasz Gustav, a youngs-
town. magyarok altal elonyo-
sen ismert uzletember, aki je-
lenleg a HOLC-nal mint ap-
praiser (becslo) dolgozik, mutt
szerdan sulyos borda es egyeb
serulest szenvedett, amikor
George D. Gluck egy munka-
tarsa autoja felborult es maid
mem teljesen tonkre ment, mig
a ket utas HabodaSz es Gluck
a korulmenyekhez kepest eleg
szerencsesen menekultek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
A MUNKA KILATiS
Mem NACYON %

Kozeledunk majus vege fele
es most mar biztoSnak latsZik,
hogy vart tavaszi fellendiiles
mem kovetkezik be az acel ipar-
ban.
A nyari kilatasok sem ma
gyon kecsegtetok. Valoszinu,
hogy a jelenlegi $3.50 szazale-
kos acel termeles tartos lesz a
nyaron es aligha varhato fell
lendules september eleje el6tt.
Az auto szezon a vegehez ko-
zeledik es valoszinu, hogy az
vi modelek, melyeket mem
Macy valtozasokkal keszitenek
elo a jovo eyre, olcsobbak lesz-
mex, hogy fellenditsek az ipart.
Mar egy hete, hogy a Re
public Bessemere is megallt, de
valoszinu, hogy nehany nap
mulva ujbol megindul. A Re-
publicnal felszolitjak a mum
kasokat, hogy lehetoleg most
vegyek XII a vakaciojukat, a
miert teljes fizetes jar. A Sheet
and Tubenal junius Len kez-
dix meg a vakaciozast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
RENDOROK LOTTEK
AGy0N 3 EMBERT
Ket bandita egy East Pales-
tine-i rablasnal vesztette ell
eletet. Egg youngstown de-
tektiv l0tte agyon a harmadik
tamadOt

A heten rajart a rud azokra,
akik a hatosag embereivel ke-
riiltek osszeiitkozesbe Youngs-
town es kornyeken.
Az East Palestine hatosago-
kat valaki ertesitette, hogy va
sarnap ejjel egy Youngstown
gang" kirabolja maid az
Eagle Clubot A varoska rend6r-
sege, a Columbiana megyei
sheriff embereivel es allami
rendorokkel meger0sitve elrej-
toz0tt a club helyisegben, a
hol efelig nagy mulatsag volt
es ahol a penzszekrenyben
mintegy 400 dollar bevetel volt
elhelyezve. A banditak meyer
keztek ugy hajnali ket ora tai
ban egy geppel. Egyikik a ko-
csiban maradt, egy kint orko-
dott es ketten belopoztak a
club helyisegbe, ahol a haz-
mester takaritott. A hazmes-
terre revolvert fogtak es ami
kor az egyik mellekhelyisegben
rabukkantak egy civil ruhas
rendorre, ait is lefektettek a
bare ele. Ere a bare mogott
elbujt rendorok tiizelni kezdtek
es a ket bandita az East Pasa.
dena Avenuen, lit Youngstown.
ban lako % ewes Yurko Janos
es a girardi Lapushansky Mi
haly holtan estek 0ssze. A har
madik bandita a lovesek zajars
rohant az auto~ fele, amely
azonban nelkule indult ell. D.
a banditanak megis sikerulr
elmenekllni.
Youngstownban szerdan hal
nalban detektivek es egy rem
dor figyelmesek lettek moi 81
koltozasra az East Front egv
haza mOgott. A rendor hatrs
rohant, mig a detektivek ge
pukkel megkerultek hazt0m
bot, de mire odaertek, lattak
hogy harom ember tamadt i;
rendorre. A detektivek kialta
sara az egyik tamado futv:
akart menekulni, mire Hoff
man detektiv utana lott. A 90
lyo azonnal kioltotta Kupk'
Jozsef 80 ewes, 243 Carlton
Ave.-i acel munkas eletet.
rendorok megtalaltak a not is
akit a harom ferfi megtama
dott es egy szomszedos hazbal
meg ket ketes hiru not talal
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-19
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