davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
Macy MAGYAR
KULTUR EST
A Central Authoritarian lesz
junius 4-en

Amerikai magyar eletunk-
ben sokszor halljuk a szomoru
hangokat, hogy evrol-evre
mindig jobban adjuk fel ma
gyarsagunkat S hogy kilono-
sen a masodik generacio elete-
ben latjuk vilagosan fajunk,
nyelviink es kulturank irant
valo ismeretnek es erdeklodes-
mex a hanyatlasat, csendes,
lassu kimullasat. A tenyek,
sajnos, valoban ere mutat-
max. Mig a kiilf0ld, kiilonosen
a vilaghaboru utani evekben,
jobban megismert benniinket,
mi tengerentuli magyarok
igen sokban megfeledkeztiink
magunkrol.
Sokszor emlegetjuk panasz-
kodva ifjainkban mikent hal
XII a magyar erzes, hogyan OIL
vadnak belle az amerikai vilag
tengerbe, de ha megvizsgaljuk
magunkat, latni fogjuk mily
keveset tettunk es tesziink
abban, hogy melyebben szi.
vukbe vessuk draga ertekein-
ket, s tovabbra is megtartsuk
oket, legalabb szellemben, IA
junknak, magyarsagunknak.
A Youngstown oreg Refor
matus Egyhaz, erezve bar {
nehezsegeket, mindig igyeke
zett eleget tenni nemcsal
egyhazi, de magyar nemzet
kotelessegenek is gyermek
nevelesi munkajaban. Hosszl
honapokon at most is toreke
dett ifjai lelkebe oltogatni
magyar zene, a magyar nep
dial, = a magyar kultura leg
becsultebb kincseit, melyet be
ohajtanak mutatni a Youngs
town es kornyeke magyar
saga elott is. E celbol juniu
4-en, vasarnap este 8 oral kez
dettel ket enekkaranak mint
egy 0tven tagja egy nagy
szabasu hangversenyt rendez
Central Auditoriumban, mely
re mar most szeretettel hivj
fel Youngstown es kornyek
magyarsaganak figyelmet.
koncert utan 10:30-tol 12::3C
ig tancmulatsag lesz a Szikor
Medve kitiino zenekara szerer
lese mellett. Hissziik, hog
kornyekiink zenet kedvel6 ma
gyarsaga megert6 keszsegge
fogja tamogatni fatal csc
portot nemes torekveseben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
ELSZEDIK A VAGANYOKAT
NEW CASTLEBEN

NEW CASTLE, PA.-ban q
villamos vasut tarsasag en-
berei mar megkezdtek a Coun-
ty Line-utcai villamos vaga-
nyok felszedeset. EFT mar ha-
marabb akartak megtenni, de
a k0zeli Apes ut javitas miatt
el volt zarva, es a forgalom a
County Line utcan bonyol6-
dott lie, es EFT a nehez forga-
lom lehetetlenne tette ennek
az utcanak a lezarasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
UTCAT SZELESITENEK
SHARONBAN

SHARON, PA.-ban aZOnnal
megkezdik a Sharpsville utica
kiszelesiteset, mihelyt meg
egyezes jon letre a varos es
az utica telektulajdonosai k0-
zott. A szelesiteshez sziikse-
ges anyag arfelteteleinek a
megbeszeleset mar meg is kezd
tex, hogy a megegyezes eseten
elkeZdO OdheSSen a munka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
SZTRAJKOLNAK
Az EDENYGYARBAN

SHERING, Oh The Limoges
China Co. edenygyar teleperol
725 union munkas kisetalt es
strike-ba kezdett. E Matt a
gyar uzem egyel6re teljesen
megallt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
ROv|D HlREK

A Youngstown -Viennai ha-
talmas repul6ter epitese e he
ten mar megkezd6dott. Az epit-
kezes Is a hozzatartoz6 epiile-
tex, irodak felallitasa $500, 900
dollarba keriil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
|NNEN-ONNAN

Bar a munkaviszonyok meg
mindig rosszak, de az elofize-
toink szepen igyekeznek, hogy
a lapunkkal szemben fennallo
kotelezettsegnek eleget tegye-
mex. A kozel multakban ko-
vetkezoket kerestem fel, akik
szivesen fizettek elo:
BORNEMISSZA ISTVAN,
Russell Avenuei otthonaban
mar keszen vart az elofizeteS-
sci, inert mint mondja, neki
mar nehezere esik a seta, amit
a varosig kellene megtennie.
| A szomszedban lako BA-
LOGH F. ISTVAN is azonnal
atnyujtotta az elofizetest. Pa
naszkodik, hogy az egeszsege
mostanaban mem a legjobb.
RemeljUk, hogy legkozelebbi
latogataskor mar jobb hangu-
Latham lesz.
CSONTCS JANOS is mar
keszen tartotta a lap reszere
kijaro elofizetest.
OLAJOSNE a Steel Street,
otthonaban nyujtotta at az
el6fizetest. Olajosne nagy vi
rag kedvel6 es az meg is lat
SILK a haza tajekan.
HRICZo JANOS, a S. Evan
ston Ave.-i szepen berendezett
otthonaban megelegedetten ell
degel es elvezi a hosszu mum
kas eNek utani pihenest.
A Hriczo csalad tevekeny reszt
vesz a Scent Gy6rgy Magyar
Cor. Kath. Egyhaz minden
munkajaban.
NAGYNE, ERZSEBET a va
rosban jarva, az elofizetest az
irodaba hozta be. Bar nagyon
, Ell van foglalva, de annyi idot
mindig szakit, hogy a lapot
elolvassa. Azert szivesen ujit-
ia meg a lejaratot a pontos
/ idoben. 29 3a
ROTHMUND JANOS a, Bon
Air utcarol a varosban jarva,
szinten az irodaban adta at az
( elofiZetest.
: KAPITANY JANOSNE a
) Vestal utrol tobb dolganak az
: elintezese Matt a varosban
: jart, egyuttal az irodankban
: az elofizetest is atadta.
: CSUMITA SANDOR Smith
field Avei otthonaban szivesen
: fogad mindenkit, aki haz-
S iavitas ugyben akarna be-
S szelni vele. Csumita, mint ko-
mives es epito-mester, erti a
munkajat. Bar tot szarma-
zasu, amit 6 maga is beismer,
de azert a csaladjaval egyiitt
lelkes tamogatoja es munkasa
!. minden szamottevo magyar
!, ugynek. A lapunkat kedveli,
es AIT pontos idoben fizeti elo.
: LENGYEL PETER, Donald
utcarol vadaSz es halasz tar
saival teri be az irodaba egy
kis beszelgetesre es kozben at
adta a lap egy evi elofizetesi
: dijat is.
Az orokke vidam, i'd. VASKO
IS JANOS az Alexander utcarol a
It varosba j0t, hogy a gyartol
e kapott nyari vakacio ideje
Ell alatt egy kcsit koriil nezzen
t, es a penzt forgalomba hoZa,
2 Macy megelegedessel mondja
j. hogy mar so eve annak
a amiota Amerika foldjere lepett
k es 40 eve polgara a fogadott
,g hazanak. Tobbfele ohazai es 1t.
e. teni ugy megbeszelese utan q
TX lapra egy eyre fizetett el6.
TAKACS MIKLoS, a Yer
hovayak szervez6je, aki a k0
zelmultakban Halls Height.
= !. utcaba koltozott, Pittsburgbo
jovet a bajos leanyaval ke
reSett fel az irOdankban, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
szERKEszT6I uZENETEK

S. DAKOTA. A vers meg
kesve erkezett, de inert j6,
a j0v6 alkalommal felhasznal-
juk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18
(FolytataS)


kaptunk a gyori gyorsra, Mrs.
Nemenyi, a fivere Ress Antal
es en-, hogy meglatogassuk
Pert ahonnan a Ress csalad
szarmazik es ahol rokonsa-
guk ma is el.
Szerencsere a hetes ESQ ezen
a vasarnapon sziinetet tartott
legalabb egy id6re es a magyar
nyar teljes pompaja fogadott
amikor Gyoron leszalltunk es
korilneztiA1k, hogyan mehe-
tiink XII Perre, amely Gyortol
Ponnonhalma iranyaban mint
egy IL kilometernyire esik.
Vegul megalkudtunk egy
taxissal, aki jo dragan, 20
peng6ert elvallalta, hogy XII
visz a "csinalt" uton Perre es
este ertunk jon.
Augustus vege leven ter
NEST mar mind eltakaritottak
a foldekrol. A kukoric is mar
kezdett srni. A burgonya fol-
deken meglatszott, hogy mar
eppen eleg volt a sok esobol.
Per nagy falu, nepe jomodu,
a legtobb gazda a foldjen, a
"tanyan" lakik, de a faluban
is van haza, ahova beiar va
sarnap, amikor a misere megy,
inert a falu lakossaganak nagy
resze hithi jo katholikus, de
van a falunak reformatus
temploma is.
A falu vegen a kozos lege-
lon kis leanyok oriztek a IL
bakat. A falu csordaja is OFT
legeleszett mig az uton az i'm
nepl6be oltozott gazda a Acsa-
laddal igyekezett a temp
lomba.
Magyar falu leven, mindenki
tisztesseggel koszon "Dicser-
tessek" hangzott minden felul
amikor megallt a taxi Shamu
Gyorgy falusi portaja elott
Shamu unokatestvere Mrs
Nemenyinek. Az apja birt
volt, 8 is lehetne, ha akarna
Igazi magyar falusi gazda
Szaz hold foldjere buszke.
Mrs. Nemenyit mindjart
megismerte, pedig vagy 80 eve
mem latta. 0romeben mem is
tudott hova lenni. Egyih
leanyaval jott be a falubs
templomba. A mask leanya
max az ura is oft volt.
A his ambitusrol meg hu
sebb szobaban egy ideig Ell
beszelgetttink. Aztan befogtal
a kocsiba. Menjunk a tanya
ra vasarnapi ebedre.
!, A falusi utak, amikor az EN-
: ber leer a csinalt utrol, me-
is csak ovan porosak, ha
szaraz az esztend6 es sarosak
/. amikor esik az ESQ, mint ami
J. kor utoljara voltunk odahaza
: Aznap saros volt az ut, d
!, milyen saros. A konnyu ko
csin a bakon en- iiltem Gyur
!, sogor mellett, hatul a t0b1
: mint $50 fontos Ress ANITA
< alatt bizony nagyokat nyogot
"a tengely, amikor katyubol
. katyuba docogtunk. vagy ha
! rom kilometer a falutol
j. Shamu tanya.
II Utk0zben 0sszebaratkoztar
: Gyuri sogorral. Magam is gaz
z da-ember voltam valamikol
KonyvbG tanultam a gazda
!, sagot. Gyakoroltam is. Tel
meszetesen a termelesr6l vol
$40.
"Hat az bizony jo volt, Is
tennek hala, "mondja az E,
Gyuri sogorom, akin eziis
: pitykes dolmany es vasarna
], leven, finom csizma volt
: laban.
"a buza araval- is megler
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

=
A mult het- Deget, ahogy
Budapesten naondjdk, "Dit-
NeU Yorkban t0lt0t-
tenn vildgkidllitdson.
Mint KirwGn, Eo1agresssusi
Dendege, sseren-
cses Uoltam, hogy egg 1875 TO-
Dol dll6 kongresssusi kepui-
Sel6i csoporttal naehettem Ne1o
.Yorkba. Ujsdgir6 csak ketto
,volt a csoportban, anaelyhes
csatlakosott meg vagy 200
csalddtaqja a kepDisel6knek.
KuI0n vonaton nentunk
Washingto7ab6l NeaD YorEoa,
cslt0rt0k0n delben es este a
RCA benutdtt0 a kspvisel0h
mex a rddio es a television
n,inden csinjdt-binjdt. Megbd-
multuk a lebeg6 naltermeket.
MeghaHgattuak egg speciaI's
rddio leaddst nagyssera mil
sorral es uegal a Rddio City
Music Hall vendegei voltuak.
Penteken megi7at cIl0n 90
nat repitett a uildgkidllitds te-
rdletere. Nagysseri togadtatds,
minaen alto ayitva dllt el6t-
think.
Enqen, termessetesen q ma
qvaT kidllitds erdekelt els6 sOr-
ban es elUittem KiraOant, hogy
nesse meg. Megitturk egy-
egg pohdr valodi magyar bort
es naeg1aestiik a kidllitdst, a
naely hden tdkr0si a magyar
nep mdvessetet, a magyar ipa'
kivdlosdgait es ternaessetesen
kepekben bemutatja ldtoga-
toknak Magyarorssdg ternae,
ssetes ssspsegeit, Budapestet 4
fiud6vdrost stb.
A magyar epuletet Sppen
.el6s6 napoa nyitotta meg Pc,
lenyi Jdnos a magyar k0Uet
Meg mines egessen kessen, ugs
hogy aki meg akarja aesni
Udrjon vele vagy ket hetet.
A magyar kiduitdson kiOii
,termesstesen az ipari kidllitd
,sok erdekeltek leginkdbb.
Mdr sok Macy kidllitdst lat
tam, de meg ilyen aagysseri
ipdri kidllitdst soha sem lat
tam.
KIIOnOsen en1litesre n,eltt
a General Motors kidIlitdsa
amely egg egsss epiilet t0nabo
foslal naagdban. Egg egess mai
mem elegend6, hogy az en1be
mi7adent meg'lessen benne e
n1egnaagyardstassa naagdnak
modern motor ipar csoddit
Egg panorama, anaely benau
tatja, hogyan togjdk a for
galn,at leboeyolitar1i 1960-ba1
kIl0nOsen erdeEeS.
A General Electric kidllitd
sa es bemutatoja ssinten ma
qyoa erdekes. Ember csindlt'
vllldm, amely 100000 Dol
tos, cikkdsik a bisony kiss
remiilt k0s0nseg SCENE el6t1
A modern villamossdgi tudo
nadny nlinden ujdonsdgdt be
nautatjdk.
Erdekes a vGsutak kidllitdsG
ahol a legujabb ameritai naos
donyok es kOcsik naellett ot
ldthdt6k az europai UnSutd
kidllitdsdi. Az oldss dranl-UC
ndlas villany-vonatok, anaelye
t0bb mint $50 naertfOldes sc
besseggel ssdgulda1ak Nd
poly es Florence k0s0tt, kill
n0Sen bdnaulGtOsuk.
Egg epdletben az uveg ipa
nautatja be legujabb csodd
kat. Uveget gydrtanak az en-
Der ssenae el6tt. Bemutatjdl
hogy kessitenek aUeg ssdldka
an1ikb6I reades ssOU0-gepe
iiueg-ss0Detet kessite1aek q
en1ber SCENE el6tt.
A petroleum kidllitds benaa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

Az allampenztar AIT mond-
ia, hogy a papirdollar csak
egy evig tart Ell. Nalunk SAL
nos csak percehg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

uOlldIUd kCI III.
A Youngstown k0zepiskolak-
ban junius lien kezd6dik a
vegzett tanulok diplomainak a
kiosztasa. Mindossze 1400 ia
nulo vegez, local t0bb, mint
a multi esztend6ben.
A multi szombaton az Idora
Parkban megtartott High
School napjan IL ezer young
stowni es kornyeki kozepiskolai
tanulo volt jelen. Bar az lido
hivos, de derult volt egesz
nap.
Aprilisban k0zel 100 ezes'
do1lart fizettek XII munkanel-
kill segely cimen youngstown
kill segely cimen Youngstown
8 honap alatt t0bb, mint ket
as fel millio dollart fizettek XII
ugyanez alapon 66 ezer szemely
reszere.
Mahoning megyeben a koz.
segelyen lev6 mintegy $500
csalad julius 1-t6l a segely iro.
daban k0teles jelentkezni az
utalvanyert, mem a fuszeres
iizletben, mint eddig, ahova al
utalvanyok el6re voltak meg
kiildve.
Youngstown es keruletebo
korulbelul ketezer munka!
adott be keresetet a cleveland
irodahoz a Republic Steel Cor
pOratlOn ellen, merI a LaTSaSas
az 1937-ik evi sztrajk alatt Ell
bocsajtotta oket torvenytelenii
a munkabol es azon lido alat'
a torveny altal megitelt ber
mem fizettek XII nekik meg ez
deig.
A kies fekvesu Idora Parl
a megye legnepszerubb helyise
ge. Bizonyitek ere az, hogy
!; hely maius 13-tol egesz sep
tember 4-ig lie van foglalva XII
lonboz6 nemzetisegek, egye
stiletek altal megtartando pix
nikek reszere. E honapok maj
nem minden napjara jut vala
mifele mulatsag. A szokaso
evi Magyar Napot augusztu
Gan szinten oft tartjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

Mem lehetiink nindenki SEE
meben nepszeriiek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-05-18

Ha legnagyobb ellensegedet
akarod latni, csak nezz a til
kOrbe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
ANYWAYS DOUBLE
THEIR SERVICE
PAN-AMERIcAN EXPANDING
IN ALL OF ITS OP.
ERATIoNS

MIAMI, April Is FNS).-The
new schedules inaugurated by
Pan-American Anyways for pas
Senger, air mail and express
services to South America are one
more indication of what this
country is doing to safeguard its
leadership in the field of COM
mercial aviation. The new serv-
ice will double the frequency of
the flying schedule, and there
fore double the capacity for ship
ments of merchandise, for air
mail and for passengers.
The new schedules will mean
flying more than $4,000 addition
al miles each month. They will
place New York City only 18
hours flying time from Panama,
and only four and half days to-
tai time from Buenos Aires.
There are now six separate air
routes operated by Pan-American
between North and South Amer
lea. Five of these originate here
at Miami; the sixth runs length
wise through Central America
with United States terminals al
Brownsville, Texas, and Los An
geleS, Calf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
P. & 0. STRIKE
ENDED TUESDAY
SIS. CUBA WILL ARRIVE IN
KEY WEST MONDAY
FROM TAMPA

Austin Williamson, traffic
manager of the Peninsular and
Occidental Steamship Company.
in a long distance call yesterday
to John Costar, local agent, in
formed MIN That inc strike, which
had paralyzed passenger ships
Cuba and Florida, was ended.
The SIS. Cuba will be in Key
West Monday morning at 2
o'clock from Tampa and will go
to Havana at $3.50 a. m. SIS.
Florida in Miami is leaving to-
night for Havana and all P. & o.
vessels will resume their regu-
lar schedules.
The strike was of unlicensed
men working on the passenger
ships. Unlicensed workers in
clude cooks, walters, deckhands,
ETC., all hut the officers of the
ships. The P. & O.. company, if
is reported, had hired members
of the seaman's union, which had
not been designated by the
union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
STATE JAYCEES
PLAN MEETING
In SARASOTA
SAFETY PROGRAM WILL BE
ONE OF MAIN SUBJECTS
TO BE DISCUSSED DURING
CONVENTION

SARASOTA, April 13 FNS).-
Plans have been completed for
the three-day state convention of
the Florida Junior Chamber of
Comerce here April 20 to %, ac-
cording 10 an announcement by
general chairman Lamar DoZier.
Everything from business to pic
MICS are included on the elabor-
ate program.
One of the most important SUBJ
jects to be discussed at the con-
vention will be the State Jaycee
three-point safety program, which
includes automobile drivers Ii
censes, state highway patrol,
and the removal of cattle from
the highways. Coming at time
when the Florida Safety Councils
campaign to introduce similar
bills into the present session of
the Legislature is gaining
strength, the Jaycees' support
should prove highly effective.
Asher Frank, state director of the
Safety Council, has stated that
all indications point to an early
hearing on the safety measures.
With an imposing list of speak
ers scheduled for the convention,
an address by Dan McCarty of
st. Lucie county is expected to
be one of the features. McCarty
is chairman of the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce legislative COM
mittee, and will discuss proposed
legislation to be introduced dur
ing the present Legislature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
MONROE COUNTY
RADIO SALUTE
FOR APRIL Is
WILL BE FEATURED OVER
STATE AND UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA STATION AT EVE
MING HOUR

Monroe county will be featured
in a special radio salute" over
State and University OF Florida
station WRUF, Gainesville, at
els p. m. Tuesday, April 10, il
was announced today by Harold
Colee, president of the Florida
State Chamber of Commerce.
Each of Florida's sixty-seven
counties will be so honored in
the series of programs being
sponsored by the State Cham
Der, he said, adding it was the
intent of the programs to better
acquaint FloridianS and Florida
visitors with the various counties
of the state.
Material for the Monroe county
salute was prepared under direc-
ton of S. c. Singleton, secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce
This was then sent to Garland
Powell, WRUF director, whose
trained staff revised it into the
radio script for broadcast by of
fetal WRUF announces. Tom
Watson of the University station
is handling preparation of the
scripts.
- Similar breakfasts for every
county in the state will be made
twice weekly, each Tuesday and
Thursday. Fifteen minutes ir
length, each program will be or
the air from 6:15 to $50 D. m.
Opening and closing with g
transcribed musical program oil
Southern melodies, each program
will be divided into two portions
First the history and background
of each county will be told; and
in the second portion, deScrip,
ton made of present-day de-
velopmentS, growth and potent
alities. Special emphasis will be
given major industries and nat.
ural or man-made attractions oil
the county being featured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
YOUTH TAKEN TO
REFORM SCHOOL
LEFT TODAY OVER HIGHWAY
IN CUSTODY OF SHERIFF
THOMPSON

Sheriff Karl o. Thompson, left
over the highway early this
morning having in his custody
Richard Gunner who was SEN
fenced last week to four years IN
the reform school at Mariana by
Juvenile Judge Juliette Rus
Gunner was arrested on a
charge of stealing bottles of
liquor from the wholesale eStab-
liShment Sebastian Cabrera, Jr.,
on Front street, and confessed to
the offenSe and explained how
the pilfering was done.
He told the court that he saw
window open on the side of the
establishment, climbed up on the
sill and removed several bottles
of liquor through the bars. Most
of the liquor was recovered by
officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
TAXES HIGHER
THAN PROFITS
CHECK MADE ON MANY AN
ERIcAN BUSINESS EN-
TERPRISES

WASHINGTON, d. C.. April
13.-FNS) Total taxes amount
to more than total net profits in
many American business enter
prises. That seeming parade is
strikingly illustrated in a state
ment just issued by John A.
Logan, president of the National
Association of Food Chains.
which shows that taxes paid by
member companies of the. As
ISOLATION exceeded their net pro-
fit by more than half.
NOut of every dollar of sales. -
stated Logan, almost two cents
went for taxes, while on the
same basis the average net pro-
fit was just over one and one
tenth cent Total Federal, state
and local taxes for the year 1887
81 averaged SLIP per store.
Four-fifths of this went to state
and local governments, and the
remaining one-fifth to the Fed
eral government"
Logan's statement also pointed
out that "chain food stores last
year distributed 81 per cent of
their net earnings in the form of
dividends to stockholders living
in thousands of communities
throughout the country. Most
people who own chain food
stock" he added, '1ive in states
in which their stores are located,
and so profits are retained IN 10
cal communities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
Dept. OF Agriculture Pub
fishes Information Com
piled By Kennedy; Good
Key West Feature

Perhaps Key Vests greatest
natural advantage, that which is
annually drawing thousands OF
tourists to this little green, trop-
ical isle during the better north
ern winters,-its climate for 1888
has just been summarized by G..
S. Kennedy in charge of the Key
West Weather Bureau and report
printed by the U. S. Department
of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
Showing an equable tempera-
tuue both in the warm winters
and cool summers the monthly
temperature report with the
maximum temperature given
first and the minimum second
was as follows: January, ISL,
63.6; February, n, 672; March,
814, 7O.4; April, 819, 718; May,
1858, 75.4; June. 87.6, 76.7; July,
1876. 1873; August, 88.9, 1876; Sep
TENDER. 1872. 77.3; October, 1877,
74.2; November, 1913, I'll; De-
cember, ISL. IS. There are no
icy wintry winds nor burning
hot summers noted in these tenn
peratureS.
Would you take the sunshine?
The percentage of sunshine en-
joyed here as compared to the
greatest possible ranged from SIS
percet to 90 percent. The highest
wind velocity recorded was but
SO miles an hour. During the
hurricane season" of August to
October, which is only three
months of each year, with the
Bureau giving ample warning OF
their approach, the highest veloc.
ity was in September, with 81
m.p.h. Another significant point
is that no frost has ever &C.
Cured in this locality.
Over a period of Sc years the
average daily temperature was
819, the minimum 72.3. Highest
temperature ever recorded here
in 66 years was 100 in 1886. Low
est temperature ever recorded
was again in 1886, with Al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
MURPHY ACT
q SALES TODAY

Another sale of property under
the provisions of the Murphy Act
is being held this afternoon in
front of the county courthouse
by County Clerk Ross c. Saw
yer.
The sale is covered by 80 ap-
plications representing 157 par
GELS of property. Largest owners
are Josephine Cash, 80; Martha
B. Bates Estate. 80; Ruth D.
Cash, Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-13
FUND FOR BAND
RAISED QUICKLY

MELBOURNE, April Is FNS).
Almost fifteen hundred dollars
in less than five hoursi That's
what the civit-minded citizens of
this community raised to send
the Melbourne School Band to
the National Band Contest to be
held at Charlotte, N. C., early
next month.
The largest school band to rep
resent Florida, the local unit won
a first division rating in mu-
steamship as well as top honors
in marching at the recent band
contests held at West Palm Beach
under the sponsorship of the
Florida Bandmasters' Association.