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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12
TRUTHS POWDERED WHILE
Riding at Anchor
MR.. MoDEsTUs
. COAL OIL
= THEN GASOLINE
. THEN PUT PUTS
. ESSENTIAL SUBSTANCE
GOOD SEED
. IN CHINA
. MULTIPLYING
. PLANNING

Good seed, and fertile soil
fits
Result; too much pigs, too many
bushels Of corn and wheat
Also, as a by-product, and rather
incidental
"a, growing surplus of rura]
youth
Discovered, in process of enumer-
alton by WPA-
effective programs for rural as
we'll as urban YOUTH
Have been established, and are ir
operation
Nevertheless, there are 100000
rural out-of-school youth
Between their 10th and 25th birth.
days
For which crop there is absolutely
No export market
* X X
There are surplus Jews in Ger.
many
A few hundred thousands of them
For whom the world can find nc
place for their feet
Japanese rulers are certain that
there are too many Chinese
And are taking the realistic meth.
cd with them
Rather more direct in their meth.
DDS even than the Nazi-
Which is all the result Of too sim.
ple-minded parents
Carelessly and emotionally releas.
ing accidental progeny
In China, in Germany, and in the
American Middle West
Wanted: an effective plan for regi.
mentation-
Of rural birth processes and cul.
lures
Objective: reduction of rural birth
rates.
1t is said, that Machines Make
Jobs
But they are not prolific enough ir
job production
To keep pace with the rural pro.
cesses of youth production
They failed to produce 2 million
jobs between 1920 and 1890
For the 100000 farm youths
forced to go to the cities
Between 1880 and 1910 they must
produce another million jobs
To absorb this surplus rura
product
Leaving nevertheless another mill
ion on the farms
Or else running around the country
roads
Surplus rural youngsters, looking
for the doorways into life
Totaling, in mine and lumber camps
and industrial villages
More than 10 million potentia
citizens
Potential criminals, potential mill
ionaires-
Potential artists, musicians, states
men
Potential athletes marked with pell
agra
Potential inventors, without tools
Potential anything that's human
| But present surplus
Multiplying
X X X
Lowest income areas
Have the poorest schools
Have the largest proportion Of
children
Talk about "unbalanced budgets
Cotton ploughed under, and little
pigs sacrificed
Idle machinery, and silent fac
tories
Unpensioned old age, and millions
on WPA-
OF what value are oil wells ant
mines, timber and farms
What excuse for banks, and ware
houses, and mills
Do the Great Minds of Industry an(
Finance
Expect these untaught children
To plan for themselves?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12
The Cherry Tree
Where We Hotchet Our
The Truth
o POPULAR PASTIME
= FEAR AND HYSTERIA
= OUT THE WINDOW
. A MEASURE OF WISDOM
. HEAVY ARGUMENT
. FOUL MEANS
. MAKE LIFE SAFE
TOILGHEN IIP


. TOUGHEN UP
Report of Dies committee is subject
of hot and heavy argument. Discuss
ion will continue for a long time.
Trust the Communists for that.
Reds and their friends have been
hammering committee ever since it be-
gan it's investigation of un-American
activities.
Some non-Reds apparently fooled by
Communist clamor have joined in the
outcry against the committee.
Nazis and Fascists don't like the
committee any better, than the Reds
but are laying low and not saying
much.
Reds have sought vociferously from
the beginning to discredit the COM
mittee and its inquiry.
Dies committee has made some mis-
takes, done some fool things. Many
congressional committees do. Dies
committee has probably been unfair in
some instances and it has given undue
weight to the words of some whose
words deserved scant notice.
The committee however, has painted
picture of subversive activities that
informed persons know is largely
true to facts.
One criticism sure to be reiterated
is that the committee discovered the
obvious.
There is truth in that. Trade union
lists have long known the Communists
were seeking to seize control of the
labor movement, as the committee
finds. The labor press has given pub
licity to this phase Of Communist ac-
tivity ever since the Communist move
ment first invaded the United States,
20 or more years ago.
But while the committee has
told much that is obvious to those
who have followed subversive
movements in America, the situa-
ton is not so we'll known to the
great mass of people.
The report will serve to make the
activities of the Communists, as we'll
as those of the Fascists and Nazis,
better known and understood
While the Dies committee has fallen
far short Of the highest wisdom, it
has not offended as some congression-
al investigating committees have.
1t has not violated constitutional
rights, in the spirit if not in the let
ter, as some congressional commit
tees have
Conduct of some committees has
aroused support for corporate inter-
ests accused of wrongdoing. That is
not because folks believe corporations
are angels of light but because they
don't like to see foul means used in
any fight.
1t will be bad for the nation if it
ever forsakes it's ideals Of fair play.
Public officials are wise not to for
get good public policy just because
they get in fight. Better to lose
than to win by hitting foul blow.
X x X
The world needs to concentrate on
one job-how to make life safe and
happy, with a full measure of COM
pensation.
Largely that seems to mean,
how to make machines serve, not
rule; or, how to make the benefits
of machines generally available,
not available to only few.
America is thinking lot about this.
The whole world needs to think about
it and do something about it.
Solution of the problem would do
a lot to make the going tough for
NaZi-ism. Fascism and Communism.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12
WISDOM
*Ss+.%+tS.E..*S.+...-s.x.+H+s

The reformer thinks il his duty
to make others better. 1t is not.
His duty is to make himself bet
ter and others happier, if possible.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12

A speaker before the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce said the tax collector is the chief enemy
to prosperity If he will include the taxes collected
by the managers Of corporations strong enough to
fix prices, he will not be far wrong.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12

When the people have made what they call
their last effort they should always make just one
effort more.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12

The more extensive mans knowledge of what
has been done the greater will be his power OF
knowing what to do.-Dsraeli.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12

The average person believes only
half he hears, and i'll so many cases
it's the wrong half.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12

loved her madly! ! worshipped the
very ground her old man discovered
oil on.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-01-12


First, in large number of instances it's
agents have shown gross favoritism and bias in
the handling of cases. furthering the objectives of
union against another and favoring form
of labor organization.
Second, by administrative fiat the Board has
set aside legally valid and binding contracts
tered into in good faith by bona fde unions and
employers.
Third through the arbitrary determination
of appropriate units in dealing with the
question concerning representation, the Board has
sought to impose upon workers regardless of their
wishes the type of organization it favored.
Before the United States Supreme Court on
April II, 1887, handed down the five epoch making
decisions, uphoding the consttutionality of the
National Labor Relations Act, the administration
|of the law by the National Labor Relations Board
WAS on the whole, just and proper. Such errors as
were committed, were the natural result of a new
|ly constituted Government agency administering a
newly created law.
"Since the decisions of the Supreme Court of
April IL, 1887, the Board has abandoned whatever
restraint it imposed upon itself prior to this date
and has brazeny and by official acts declared itself
as proponen of the G. l. o. fostering it's interests
land by the effect of it's DEGREES recruited member
Ishp for the c. |. O. * i *'
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secrstary-Aary sessdi. sos Div,.
1"' "a TIE Far.sll saHs, An.
President - Al wachter. sos rrutt
secretary-Elisabsth surprieh. Ga
Wallis Ave. Wv
Gary. Ind. Junior saxon..
fres' Frank Baier. 1441 ". II. Ave.
secy" Louise Schmandt. 1871 Harri.
son Ave. WA H
Homestead. PA. Homesteso Jun,or
saxon Club.
President-Thomas Guist. seven+,
ave, west Homestead. Pa.
secretary-Mary Weber. $50 West
hazei Way, West Homestead. Pa.
Lorain Junior saxons.
president-Walter Goohs. s2os Lev.
secretary-Rob. Theil, 2s4s Lexinx.
MARITIME Ferry saxon Juniors.
eresident-Robert Hutter. North
secrstary-Elisabetb Roth. Gene.
Monaca Pa, JuniOd Saxon C,nh.
Thei1. 1923 Penn.
.Secretary-Elizabeth Schiller. go
Penn Ave. "0
Ne" Cn"tle. Pa. New Castle Transy,.
van1o juniors
President-John Binder, 41s Wild
wood Ave.
do ST.
salem: Ohio. Salem Junior saxon Chm
PRESIDENT Gordon Mellow. 02S Libertv
St., Salem.
Secretary. Hilda Kloos. a. y d M
3. Salem. O.
0unKst"wD Junior saxon Asaueint Suu
President-John Schinker, 66 EiRen
St. Youngstown. Ohio.
Secretary-Maris Raidel. l7s Fred.
erick st.
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Z. .. }. A. Oaieers
President - Henry SCHNEIDER, 74o2
Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Vice President-Martin Eberth, sos
Franklin Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
Secretary-Martin weprich, $50
Shady Ave. Homestead Park. Pa.
Assistent Secretary-Mary Sekedi,
sos Division ST.. Ellwood City. Pa.
Treasurer-Hilda B~odendorfer. 71s
Young ST.. New Castle. Pa
BRANCHES OF THE T. .. J. A.
Canton Ohio C s,Hs sa.on Junior
Pres. Martin Maurer. l4l6 Ohio Ave.
n Z.
see'y. Elise Maurer. l4ls Ohio Ave.
Alliance. o.. Junior Lodge
Pres: Bill Rampelt. 1892 Meadow
sec'y: Dorothy Albrich. 1892 South
Liberty Ave
Cleveland East Athletic Club
President-William Weber, 143s E.
134th st.
secretary-Anna schuster, 72s e.
12Sth st.
Cleveland. q. Cleveland West Juniors
Club.
President-Henryi SCHNEIDER. 1902
Dearborn Ave.
secretary-Elisab beth Folberth. Ken.
nedy Ridge Road. North Olmsted. O.
Columbus. o. Columbus Junior saxon
Club.
President, John Nasner, s17 Woodrow
Avenue. Columbus.
Secretary, Loretta konnerth, l31
Deschler Avenue. Columbus.
Detroit. Mich. United Young Penples
Society.
President: Arthur Seller. 772S
Sherwood st.
Secretary. Joe Bender, Jr.. 442S
st.
EilwoO City. Pa.-EllwO0d City
Junior SaxOns.
Pres. Rose Segedi, sos Division Ave.
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Of America
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S..S..Scfr.. u. 9Seiter. sos Ganlpion Git.
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yRartins Gerrn, q. - e. G. q. u..Teretn
uno eanser ,Gintradpt". Smets IL.
Terialnnllung teOen l Gonltae TN giorai
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Irdi. SEQ. u 4rnmler. 624 @rani Ipe.
Vrot..Sefr.. &eoree airr 4. .. Dor S62.
5.S.sSefr.. Miatbios alanuer. $50 ". Z. ct
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