davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
NO OFFICIAL COMMENT

There was immediate expression of resentment in Japan. But it did not creep into official comment. Yakichiro Suma, who used to be in Washington as embassy counsellor, announced in Tokyo there would be no offical reply.
 Suma, who is veritable hotel greeter, a sort of one-man good will mission, harked back to the hoary Japanese contention that Americans do not understand the Oriental situation. Moreover, he added, American reaction toward Japan is motivated more by senti- ment than by realities.
 That, doubtless, is true enough but what Americas policy is to be in the Orient is as likely to be gov- erned by our sentiment toward China in particular and toward the under-dog in general, as by the so- called realities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
SOON JAPAN MAY SAY TO
 THE UNITED STATES: FLOW
 BIG YOU HAVE CROWN
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-As the time approaches for termination of the U. Japanese trade treaty, both Japanese and American observers appear to recognize that never be- fore has there been time when this country could apply so much pressure to get Japan to change her ways in the Orient.
 German is busy in Europe, which frees Russia to act inde- pendently or aggressively in the Orient.
 Japan is involved in China in a costly incident from which no great profit can be expected for a generation.
 The United States, free of any involvement in Europe. is able to strengthen its hand in the Orient.
 Japan is in need of recovering some of her losses by sharing the profitable trade coming from the European war. For that she needs American raw materials.
 There is active sentiment in this country for retaliatory acts against Japan.
 Finally, the rehabilitation of China will require huge capital resources, which are available nowhere except in the United States.
 Add all that up and you will understand more clearly how shock ing to Japanese was the speech of U. s. Ambassador Grew in Tokyo in which he pointed out the senti- ment in this country to frown upon Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
FINAL APPROVAL WITHHELD

WASHINGTON, Nov. Follow ing the announced approval of changing the registry of the major ity of the ships of the United States Lines to registry under the Panama flag, the United States Maritime Commission, at special called ses- sion, withheld final approval of the request so they could escape the new neutrality law and continue voyages to Europe.
 Certain conditions must be made, it is announced, whereby, if transfer of registry is finally made, that it is by an explicit understanding that in no way will the ships come under American protection and their op- eration will in no way involve the rights of diplomatic protection by the United States or be made the basis of any claim put forward by the Government of the United stateg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
kidnaper of Young
 Girl Under Arrest

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Nov. T. - A ranch worker, father of a one month-old baby, has been arrested on charge of Kidnapping pretty 18-year-old theater cashier.
 The rancher, Harold Floyd, was charged with Kidnapping Christine Larson, at the point of gun, Sun day night. The girl said she escaped from her abductor and notified the sheriff's officers who arrested Floyd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
FIRE:

Fire, believed caused by an over heated stove, totally destroyed the frame building used as bunk house at the Kendler Alaska Dairy on Glacier Highway early this after noon. The flames spread so rapidly and had gained such headway when discovered that practically all per sonal effects of the men were lost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
SHIP CLERKS
 THREATENING
 DOCK STRIKE
Negofiators Reject Final Proposals of Employers
 and Dock Checkers

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. T. An employer spokesman said to- day CIO Ship Clerks negotiators have rejected the Dock Checkers and Employers final contract pro- posal, with indications that a strike might follow.
 The Union asked separate con- tracts for daily and monthly work CTS and objected to employers re- fusal to grant full preference tc monthly men.
 Federal Mediator w. T. GeurtS said he is still hopeful to bring them together.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
IN N0RTHS SEA
 REpULSES
 BIG RAID
Liqht British War Graft and Polish Desfroyers Sut- tessfuIIy Scatter Ger
 man Bombers

BULLETIN LONDON, Nov. 7.-The British Admiralty, in a special bulletin tonight, says that light British war vessels, aided by two Polish destroyers, fought off a surprise air attack of German raiders in the North Sea.
 The bulletin says that the wa- ter fleet suffered no damage and enemy casualties are un- determined.
 Another report issued by the Admiralty, passed for publica- ton, revealed that German bombers flew high over the Shetland Islands and disap- peared in 8 haze as British anti-aircraft guns opened fire possibly on the same squadron that was beaten off by the sea defenders.
 Earlier in the day, the British Admiralty issued a statement that Germans air raiders re- framed from activity against British ships last week, con tending that if the raiders were about they were doing very lit- tie work.
 British official circles declared that during the week ended No- vember the British lost only four ships totaling 1S,00O tons compared to II ships in the first week of the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
NOME WORKER IN
 JAIL AT SEATTLE
Caught Attem pting 10 Wreck Steering Engine
 on Mt. Mckinley

SEATTLE. Nov. 7.-An ironwork- CT. John Washingham, 45, is held in the city jail for investigation after allegedly discovered attempting to wreck the steering engine on the steamer Mount Mckinley, two days out from Nome.
 The police said the man admitted drinking for two weeks and said he could not remember his acts. He was locked in stateroom for the remainder of the voyage here and turned over to the police when the steamer docked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
RUSSO GERMAN FRIENDSHIP TO
 BREAK SHORTLY
Italian Comment Not Fav. orabIe to Present Sit-
 uafion, Z Nations

ROME, Nov. 7,-Since the Ital- ian press is closely controlled by the government it is taken for granted that an article published expressed the official Fascist viewpoint on the Russian German friendship.
 The paper predicted that the Soviet friendship cannot endure for long"
 The article added; The present good relations are only screen behind which two antagonistic poli- cies await the day when they must clashv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
Hollywood Producer
 Joins Canadian Army

VANCOUVER, B. c, Nov. 7.J- Hollywood producer John Farrow has arrived in Vancouver with his wife, Maurrine O'Sullivan, to join the Canadian Army.
 Farrow said that he hoped to see overseas service with a Canadian military or naval unit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
IS FOUND GUILTY OF
 CONTEMPT OF COURT

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. T. = Operator Tony Cornero of the gambling ship Rex. was found guilty yesterday afternoon of con- tempt of court. Judge Emmet Will son found Cornero guilty when he refused to answer questions in connection with ownership of the gambling ship. Sentence was set for November 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
Maginof Line
 Firing Heard

BASEL, Switzerland, Nov. '. - Heavy artillery firing was heard ln Basel today from the direction of the Maginot line.
 German batteries apparently were not replying from their po- sitions in the Westwall across the Rhine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
WOMAN IS NOW
 ON GRAND JURY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. T. A woman was included on a San Francisco grand jury for the first time yesterday when the jury was sworn in before Federal Judge Harold Louderback.
 The first woman juror in San Franciscos history is Mrs. Frank Garbode, wife of San Francisco physician.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
BALL PLAYER DUCK
 HUNTER LOSES OUT

RED WING, Minn., Nov. 7-Ted Williams love for duck shooting cooled considerably today. T h e Boston Red Sox outfielder pleaded guilty in the Municipal Court to shooting after the four p. m closing time. Williams was fined and his gun confiscated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
Highest Double Deck
 Bridge Is 10 Be Built Says Secretary Iekes

WASHINGTON, Nov 7-Interior Secretary Ickes announces that work will begin next month on the high est double deck bridge in the world The bridge will be build over the Pit River in California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
WEDDING BELLS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. IT. Wedding bells will ring November 19 for New York Yankees outfielder Joe DiMaggio and screen actress Dorothy Arnold. Members of Di- Maggio's family said invitations will go out tomorrow for the ceremony. The couple will be wed in San Francisco church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
SOME SUGGESTED TERMS

To date Japan has made no of ficial approach to the U. s. for ne- gotiations on the trade treaty. When Japan does, probably soon, she will be forced to recognize that she needs much from America, while there is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
NO STOCKS

, NEW YORK, Nov. Ion &C.,
 } count of state election the New
 , York Stock Exchange took a , holiday today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. T. The United States Maritime Commission has permitted the United States Line to transfer the registry of eight of it's eleven transatlantic liners to Panama registry which will thus al- low them to carry goods to belliger- ents.
 Commissioner Max Truitt said there is no contravention to the Neutrality Act. He further said: T do not see any element of danger at all. I think it is completely sound bona fide situation, all around"
 Titles of the vessels will be trans ferred to a Panama Corporation. The ships will carry the flag of Panama and will be manned by crews that are not citizens of the United States.
 The Federal Government has no financial interests in the ships.
 The vessels to change registry are the American Banker, American Farmer, American Importer, Am erican Merchant, American Shipper American Trader and the American Traveller The eighth liner will be the President Roosevelt or the Presi- dent Harding.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07
8 AMERICAN
 SHIPS WILL
 CHANGE FLAG
United States Lines Yes. seIs 10 Co Under Pan-
 ana Registry

BULLETIN = WASHING TON, Nov. :. - Secretary of State Cordell Hull expressed to the United States Maritime Commission opposition to the transfer of the United States Lines ships to Panamanian registry as impairing the Neu- trality Act integrity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-07

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
szERKEsZT0NK OTTHON

Nemenyi Miklos Emo, la
punk szerkesztoje es a Vindi-
Gator kozgazdasagi szerkesz-
toje multi csiitortokon este
j0tt vissza Cambridge Springs.
Pa. IDOL, ahol hosszas betegseg
utan udIlt. Orvosa, DR..
Mahrer, azonban mem enged-
te elrnenni a Verhovay kon-
venciora es meg most is csak
felnapra jarhat be a szerkesz-
t6segbe, ahol isrnet atvette ro-
vatanak vezeteset. Nemenyi
meg heteken at kenytelen lesz
fel napokat otthonaban pihen-
nj mig sulyos ideg-razkodta-
tasbol (tulmunka k0vetkez-
menye) teljesen magahoz ter.
dl ekzawgeisatawegz6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A HAzAI MACYAR0K KOSzONETE


napokban vettuk alabb levelet Imredy Belaneto,
a Magyar Magyarert" mozgalom vezet6jet6. kosz0
net es cseret neknk szo de altalunk mindazonak
a adakozoknak es faradsagot knel6 gyujt6k
mex, adk Youngstown magyarsagara smet dcs6seget
hoztak. @s
TIT level:
Budapest, 1889 julius 1S.
Nagysagos
Nernenyi Mikl6s Ern6 urnak
mint Youngstown Is Videke Magyar Egyhazak
Il Is Egyietek Nagybizottsaga eln6kenek
Youngstown, Ohio
Kerem fogadja szivb ov6 6sznte koszonetemet azert
nemeslelku es hazafas adozatkeszsegert sok farado
zasert ameyet felvdeH insegesek egsegitesere megn
ditott Magyar Magyarert mozgalom cjaira lefoyta-
ott youngstown gytes hatamas 0sszeg eredmenyenek
eerese erdekeben kfejteni szves volt cleveland M k.
konzulatus utjan mutt h6 28an cninkre atuta 38261
dolarra egytt eddgi gyujtes eredmeny 1O8261 dol
larnak megelel6 lo,269o6 peng6t eredmenyezett mey
osszeg Macy mertekben hozzaarult mozgalom ktizott
celjainak eleresehez
Egyutta ARA kerem hogy halas kosz0netemet Macy
lek adakoz6knak megelel6 formaban omacsoln szives
kedjek
Hazafias iidv0zettel
M6REDY BELANE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Brogley Ferencet a 364-ik
amerikai Verhovay fiok ell
noket a Verhovay Segely Egy-
let hetfon Pittsburghban ossze
tilt konvencioja megvalasz-
totta elso aleln0knek. A derek
youngstown rend0r igy dicso-
seget hozott a youngstown
magyarsagra.
A konvencio masodik al
n0ke a Brogley-yal szemben
kisebbsegben maradt Homolya
Istvan, a Scent Istvan 21-ik
fiok eS a 17-ik keriilet egyik
delegatusa lett.
Homolya palyazott a kon-
venci6 elnoki tisztere, de a
chicagoi Szalanczy Janossal
szemben csak 20 szavazatot
kapott. Brogley mem palya-
zott az eln0ksegre.
A konyenci6 jegyz6nek szin-
ten a fiatalok k0zul Cser Fe-
rencet valasztotta Trentonbol.
Nernenyi Miklos a 17-ik ke-
riilet elnoke es egyik delega-
tusa, aki 1920 6ta minden Yer
hovay konvencion resztvett,
kenytelen volt egeszsegi okok
miatt odahaza maradni. He
lyebe Sveighart Istvan, a 26-ik
sharoni fiok regi harcos tag
jat hivtak be. Sveighart az
els6 pot delegatus.
Youngstownb6l Brogley es
Homolyan hviil Turner Jozsef
17B keriiletet kepez6 108-ik
fi6k delegatusa vesz reszt a
konvenci6n, amely valoszinii-
leg ket hetig fog tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Meglehetos kalandos utaza-
Sok utan hat youngstown ma
gyar szerencsesen visszaerke-
zett minden nagyobb baj mel
kill a haborus Europabol.
Talan a legkalandosabb ut
ia Oroszeknak volt. Mrs, Orosz
es ket leanya a Verhovay
kildottseghez csatlakoztak es
julius 13-an indultak ell a
Pilsudski lengyel gyors GO
zossel Bodrog Olasziba, Mrs.
Oroszne anyjanak, akit 35 eve
nem latott, latogatasara. A
leanyok soha sem lattak Macy
anyjukat.
Kovacs Ferenc es neje, sziil.
10th Erzsike az ismert 10th
Istvan uzletember leanya
Nyirmadara mentek latogato-
ba Kovacs rokonsagahoz,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
VASKO JANOSNET
PENTEKEN 'TEMETIK

Regi amerikas, a Scent Ist-
van Egyhaznak egyik alapito
tagja k0lt0z0tt ell ebbol a vi
lagbol Vasko Janosne szeme-
lyeben kedden.
Vasko Zsuzsanna 70 evvel
ezel6tt sziiletett az Abauj-
lorna megyei Tomor kozseg-
ben es egyike volt a legelso
youngstown magyar lakosok-
max mivel 1891-ben vagyis 48
evvel ezel6tt telepedett lie lit.
Tagja volt a Scent Istvan egy-
haz Rozsafiizer es Oltar Egy-
leteinek.
Halalat gyaszoljak ferje, 317
Alexander Street, harom fla,
JOSEF, Istvan es Lajos, negy
leanya: Mrs. Kenyhercz Err
zsebet, Mrs. Skebo Borbala,
Mrs. T0r0k Maria es Mrs.
Silvers Bernice, valamint Is
unoka es harom n6vere az
ohazaban.
A regi amerikas derek ma
gyar asszonyt penteken reggel
temette Ft. Biro L6rinc a SIT.
Istvan templomb6l a Calvary
temet6, Vaschak J6zsef teme-
tesrendez6 szolgalataval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

maid vi autojukkal bejartak
egesz Magyarorszagot es nem-
regen visszanyert Felvideki
varosokat. Kovacs Ferenc is
inert izletember a $40 Steel
Street alatt.
Fizy Bertalan, szinten is
inert 1923 Manhattan Ave.
alatti uzletember csaknem ket
evig volt az ohazaban es most
sem akart visszajoIl1li, de az
amerikai konzul nagyon SIR
gette az amerikaiak tavozasat.
Fiizy leginkabb az Abauj me-
gyei Conc Ruszkan idozott, de
szinten bejarta csaknem egesz
Magyarorszagot.
Jovo Szamunkban reSzlete-
sen beszamolunk Oroszek er-
dekes utjarol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
SzEPEN SIKERULT.
CHARTER AvATkS
A Keresked6k es Iparosok K0re
megkezdte hivatalosan uj mil
k0deset. Sep kOz0nseg jelent
meg a charter avatason

Fenyes bankett kereteben
tartotta meg charter avatasi
unnepelyet mutt vasarnap a
nemregen ujra megaiakult
Amerikai Magyar Kereskedok
es Iparosok Kore, Horvathne
kies fekvesii Garfield Roadi
vendeglojeben es annak nagy
kertjeben.
A borongos lido dacara mar
a kora delutani orakban szep
szammal erkeztek a videki es
helyi magyarsag szamottevo
kepviseloi, akik a szabadban
felall7tott sator alatti csar-
daban es a tancpadlon mulat-
TAX es baratkoztak.
Hat ora utan a nagy kozon-
seq bevonult a szepen vira-
gokkal diszitett bankett helyi-
segbe, aho1 ugyes felszolgalok
a jobbnal-jobb magyar etelek-
kel kedveskedtek, a mint egy
szazotven resztvev6nek.
A tarsasvacsora vege fele
Banffy J. Janos a Kor choke
bemutatta DR.. Laurisin Jenot
a Nagybizottsag els6 ,alelnoket,
mint aldomas mestert. DR..
Laurisin szokott iigyessegevel
vegezte feladatat Is elsonek
Pipoly Gyula koztiszteletnek
orvend6 regi magyar iizletem-
bert szolitotta fel. Pipoly meg
szokott 6szintesegevel partfo-
gasra meltonak ajanlotta q
Kor celjait, uta11a Arthur H
Williams egyik vezeto polgar-
mester jelolt es a magyarsag
regi baratja tartott sep be-
szedet.
A Cantoni Iparos Kor KEEP
viseleteben megjslent negy-
tagu kiildottseg neveben Ko-
vessy Albert adta at a szom-
szed varos hasoncelu SERVE
zetenek udvozletet es ajande.
kat. A tobbi szonokok kozott
voltak Pet. Mullholland varos
biro, Hamory Gustav, Fried
man Jozsef ugyved. 0ket ko-
vette Barsony Jozsefne Ell
woodcity, Pa. nehany vi ma
gyar n6taja, a koz0nseg nagy
tetszesere. A tovabbi szonokok
k0zott szerepeltek Vascsak J
Jozsef ismert temetesrendezo
Benicky Jozsef mint iparos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
SOKKAL JOBBAN
MECY A MUNKA
Mar 20 szazalekos az acelter-
meles a youngstown keriilet-
ben. Tovabbi javulas varhat6.
SOk munkaSt viSSzahivtak

A Youngstown korZet acel
gyaraiban hirteleniil 70 szaza-
lekosra szokott fel az acel ter
meles a heten es varhato, hogy
IS szazalekosan, vagyis norma
lisan fognak dolgozni a gya-
rak.
A heten megindult a Sheet
and Tube Brier Hill telepen
egy nagy koho es az open
hearth furnacek koziil mar
hetben rotyog az acel. A Re-
public Steel Is open hearthja
koziil IL van uzemben lit, mig
Warrenben mind a nyolc dol
gozik. A Republic sietve javitja
a tobbi open hearthokat.
Az Ohio Works ket ujabb
open hearthot helyezett iizem-
be a heten es oft Is kozul
IA dolgozik, mig a Farrell
Worksban a heten megindult
ujra egy Macy koho es kilenc
open hearth miikodik.
A gyarosok tagadjak, hogy
haborus rendeleseket kaptak
volna. De a haboru ha mem
is kozvetlenil, az Okla a jobb
neutrality-suspicious.. Anglia,
Nemetorszag, Franciaorszag,
Belgium mem tudnak acel aru-
kat szallitani peldaul del Ame-
rikaba es ICY az amerikai acel
ipar fogja hatalmas foldresz
acel szuksegleteit ismet ellatni.
A Republic a jov6 heten
|iizembe fogja l1elyezli a ne
gyedik nagy kohojat.
A multi evhez kepest jelen-
leg az acelgyarakban Is sza-
zalekkal tobb munkas dolgo-
xix es a pedak osszesege SO
szazalekkal nagyobb, mint volt
egy evvel ezelott. Vagyis a
munkasok tobb orat dolgoznak
hetenkent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
MECvETTEK AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A WEST SIDEh MAGYAR HAzAT !
Magyar Hazat - Tervek megnagyobbas es atalakitas-
ra 4 vetelar Is k0tsegek el6teremtese mar megkez
dodott West Sdei Magyar Nap adakozoi.

Istvanne, Juhasz Jozsefne,
Mezei Janosne, Buvos Paine,
Lengyel Peterne, Lengyel C.
LajosrS, Csillag Istvanna,
Varga Imrene, Barany Janos,
Kalmar Jozsefne, Id. Major
Jozsefne, Ort6 Gyorgyne,
Bakos Janos, Peter Istvan,
Vajockinne, 10th Janos, Ba-
nyasz Janos, Illes Istvan, 10th
Sander, Szabo Jozsefne, Mokri
Ferenc; 35c adott:: Rako
Gyorgy; zoe adott: Turista
Istvanne, Szabados Janos; 1Oc
adott: Mr.. Szijjarto.
Csobdk Istvdnne gydjtese:.
$1.00-rt adtak:: Brogli Ignac
es csaladja, 0zv. Nemeth Fe-
rencne, DR.. Laurisin Jeno,
SOC adtak: Pinter Martonne,
10th Istvanne, Fuese Imrene,
Ifj. Nelepka Ferenc, Kolai
Sandorne, Kovacs Miklosne,
25c adtak: DR.. Elder, Pinter
Gyorgyne, Luteran Andrasnt
Homolya Istvanne, Csobak Ist.
vanne.
Csoleaaski Ferencae gylj
tese.
$1.O0-rt adott: Ricz Janos,
Soc adott:: Csolenski Ferencne
25c adtak: Varocsik Janosne
Pusztay Karoly.
MikitG J6sset1e gyiijtese
$5.0O-rt adott:: Barta Sandol
es csaladja; $2.O0-rt adott
Szabo j. Istvan es csaladja
$1.00-rt adtak: Nemeth Janos
Olajos Andrasne, Batari And
rasne; soc adtak: Teglas Gyu.
lane, Csomo Menyhertne, Ri.
GO Mihalyne, Palagyi 10
zsefne, Kis Claiborne, Valu En-.
zsebet, Balasko Gyorgyne, Rem.
des Andrasne, Spitko Sander
ne, Juhasz Bertatanne, Kantol
Peter, Stella Bailey, Turner 10
zsefne; 25 centet adtak: HUI.
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Bono Janosne, Kotel Jozsefne
Sipos J6zsefne, III. Mikita 10
zsef, Lik6r Istvanne, Kovacs
Janosne, Mikita Jozsefne.
A kovetkez6k termeszetbel
adomanyokat adtak: Holland
Bakery, Ward Bakery, Natio
nal Bakery, Balog Ferenc
Barta Peter, Toth's. De Luz
Market, Csepke Balazs, Ka
pitany Janosne, Kondrath ia
nosne, Id. Bornemisza Istvan
ne, Kalocky Sander, Ifj. Bor
nemissza Istvanne, HorvatI
Janosne, Louis Christoff, Ba
logh Ferenc (Rossell Ave.)
Mezei Janosne, Szabo 10
zsefne, Molnar Ferencne, Len
gyel G. Lajosne, D. Barta Ist.
vanne, Lengyel Peterne, Csc
bak Istvanne, Macy Psterne
Mikita Jozsefne, Juhasz 10
zsefne, Hajdu Paine, Brogley
EnrnY,cn6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
ESEMENYE

Rendtivll figyelenare es par
toIdsra n,eIt6 esenaenye less a
yougstopni h,ngyarsdgaak pa
sdrnap, Horvdthase kitd7a6 eta
lekkel sSolgdl6 kjes .vendegl6-
jeben.
0sssegyaIlnk, hogN tiszte-
letlnket tejezzuk XII a n'dso-
dix generdci6 olya1, tdgjai
el6tt, akik Macy ssorgdlon,-
NAL es kitdrtdssal, sokssor
ssaleik nagy dldosatkesssege-
vel, elvegestek ualanaelyik anne
,icai coHege-ot Ddgy egyete-
met.
Remeljdk oft lessnek esen
az emlekesetes tdldlkog6n mem
csak asok, atik az ide11 Oeges-
TEX t6iskoldt, hanen asok is,
akit a maltban vegestek es ma
nadr tanit6Hc, tdniton6k, diplo-
nads dpo16n6k, oruosok, togor-
uosok, ner7a0k0k, agyUSdeE,
stb.
Ho mind eIj0nnenek, igasdf,
sep seregssenalet tarthatndnE,
inert csak ugy enalekesetb6l al
lithatjuk, hogy a Youngstown
Is k0rnyeki naagyarsdg gyer-
naekei k0s0tt DG1 legaldbb so
f6iskoldt vegsett.
Sep Dol7aa, ha elj0nnenek
asok is, alcik meg coLlege-bd
jdrnak es edl0n0sen osot, a
kikneE a Nagybisottsdg nyuj-
tott tanulmd1ayi segelyt ahhos,
hogy t6iskolai pdlydjukdt meg.
kesdjek.
De k0stdnk 0regek, ssep
Magyarorssdgon sgUletettek ko
s0tt is vannak ssep sgdnonaal
diplonpds emberek. Ill6 vOI1aa,
hogy eseE is 0sssejOjjenek q
fiatalokcal. Mern0kei7,k kiUdl6
emberek, orvosaiak ssep hir-
7aevre tetteh ssert. J0jjepek el.
A v1csordrn meg kellene OK
UetIe11iil hiu7ai ne7pcsnk a
youngstowni iskoldk f6igasga-
t6jdt, hanem a campbelH f6'
iskoldk f6igdsgat6jdt is, naert
a Campbell isko1dkban Is ta-
nitamak magyar ssdrmasdsu-
ak. Meg kellepe hiv7ai a Young
stovn college elra0ket is, naer1
a ssepen fejl6B itteni f6isko.
Mndk most nadr ssdnaos ma
gyar 7a0Uendeke vnp.
OrDendI'1k, hogy DR.. Hri'
csu Jdnos filos6fiai doktor1
avatdsa adtn az essn1et a "a
sdrmapi 0sssejoveteIhes.
t5dU0s0ljIk a magyar ssdr.
n,asdsu ta7aulo ifjusdgot. Csah
eI6re, Sseressenek t0bb dics6.
seget a magyar 1aemaek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Szabo J. Istvan temetesrende-
zo a Kor tevekeny tagja, Ma
tyasy Istvan ugyved, Habo-
dasz Gustav es Danish 10
zSef.
Banffy elnok zarobeszedje-
ben megkoszonte a k0zonseg
erdeklodeset es partfogasat es
kezdetet vette a tanc es ke-
delyes szorakozas, amely a hai
mali orakig tartott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Az alkot6 legyen neutralis AZ
az elettel szemben, enelkedjek
a csillagok magassagaba a har-
colo emberek fole. 8 NE szeres
sen Is ne gyill0lj0n, 8 csak
ertsen meg mindent Is iteljen,
mikent az olimpiai istenek.