davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
3meig 10


belt feline Geriammlune am II. Sc.
bruar ab. 9ieielbe par leioer idapah
beiudt.
llniere ndhiie 0erlanmIuns miro
am 10. Mdr5 absebalten. Nitslie,
Der tperoen sebeten piinftlid 81 er-
iheinen. Sod Der 8eria1ln,lung tuer-
ben mir llns eesniitli6 ,,nterbalten
bei Garteu. l,uo anoeren Spielen. sSn
oas &omitee iinb folgenoe Sdtpeitern
ernannt: aatb. Anbrae, @laops sln.
orae, sul. Sduiter, Marie sh0n,
Anna s6miot, Glia sduller, @arie
3Ibm, Gig Sitterp. gli3. BeiB,
gli5. @eltber.
Sir quite unterbaltuns, giien un6
Srinfen tpiro bas &omitee ioreen.
Sir boffen oaB iid redt biele betei-
ligen. gliaabetb SitterIp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
3iucia 81.

slaen 0titaliebern bes 3npeig 81
oiene slr aefdaieen gtadrift. oab
Die regelmGiiac nonatlidF Seriamm,
lung am Sonntas, oen 3. Mdr5 2:30
llbr in Ser Garpatbia Saae ltattfil,.
oet. slqe Mitelieoer iperoen gebeten
piinftl;h 81 erideiueu.
Ga l,niere isebruar.G .Gerlammlung
cine iebr gut beilhte mar, boffen mir,
oab bas entitanocne Sntereiie unter
oen Witglieoern iid fir sic 9aller
entipidelt bat, oonu miro audi ser
5ortidritt uuieres Gereins geli6ert
iein. Muh fpnnte ser Serein 6 neue
@itglieoer perbuhen, tpelhe tpir in
unierer Mitte al,f oas ber5lihite mill.
fommen bieben. IS iino: gliiabetb
2ienestb, Siloa Aienerth &err @uno
5raa s. Sppnqr, Senrpl &ermann
linb, Midoel Safner, s,sSm 3,,-
iarlm enbans otHneue Mitslieoer fir
lluierpn gereir 'ioaten tpir inns ale
sl'r auisabe macAen, fir Ole 8erbuns
ioider Sen ein5efnen 9epntb unieres
gerHrts mit5pbrlfen, DEFENDERS aui
llniere beraassea.adiene miiiien
mir sgtobes Gatiht legenis ba,nit, lie
suns niat uerloren seben. Aarlns dui
|5ur Tat. Geo. S6lller, Sefr. :
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Smeia ia.

gs biene allen Nitglieoern s,lr ge.
fduigen Nahrid,t. DOB Die General,
neriammluns al 3. Ndrs 2::3O l1br
nahmittoes, absebalten miro uno
a1e @riioer iino eriuht fid) 5ll betei.
Iieen, benn in oicier 8erionmIuns
tper6en Die Teleeaten fir Die &on=
benton sesnabIt. Nl,d tperoen bie
@riioer oarauf aufmerfiam sen,aht
ff giititebenb au MAIDEN i'm gerein
uno inn Central 8erbanb, benn es III
5ii ibrem @obI unb geitcn.
Sobn 8elImann, Sefr.
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2tueia 10.

NGdite Geriamml,,ng miro am
10. MGr5 abaebolten. Mue Mitelie,
Ser tperoen sebeten 5ablreid uno
piinftlih 81, erIheinen. Nab ser Ser
iammllng tperoen mir ,,ns gemiitlid,
unterbalten Bel &arten- lmo anoeren
Spielen. Sn bas &on,itee iinb fclgen,
Sc Sdmeitern ernannt: &atb. slnbrae
@laops, Mnorae, Sli. Shuiter, Ma,
rie Shon, Mnna Shmibt, ,glla Sbul,
Ter. Marie sSriibm, Gig. Sitterlp, 6.
@eib, 6. @eltber. Sir quite Inter
baltllng, giien llno 1ri,,fen miro bas
aomitee ioreen. @ir hoffen, Sab iif
reht pieIe Mitglieoer unb Ssrelnoe
beteilieen.
gliiabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
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Nadrid)ten Der Glen Fart
Nad)barid)aft.

sl,n Iesten Samstagabenb bielt
oie Glen Rorf Na66arItaft' ibre
idbrlihe geriammlllng - &id)ttag-
ab. SHE Witgliebcr batten li6 eirge,
fllnben bis auf einige. Iltnadbar-
pater Sobn Getri berihtetc iiber sic
@eihebniiie in Ser gsahbarid)aft fiir
oas berfloiiene Sabr. S,,ngnahbar-
uter 8llltab 9iotb las ale YrctofpGe
Dor uno nit 8eballern mlBten sic
beioen Nahbarpdter berid,ten, oaB
Ser Madbar Soiepb Sbneioer in sic
G1pi9feit geaonaen lei uno inn StI.
len ipurbe ieiner gebadt.
Sas &eiultat Ser @abl fiir oas
Sabr 1910 par folgenbes: slltnaf-
barpater Sobann Yetri, Sllnenah-
barpater @uItap Motb, Sdriftfiibrer
(SrteufnedD Mnoreas s. 8inoer.
Sie beiben gtufbarpdter pcriprn.
den ibr 8eItes 81, tlln fir Sic Nah-
baridaft lutb baten I'm, Sic Mitbilie
allcrNad,barn.Gs mlroe aild) bcld)lpi-
len oieies Sbr elm Gifnid abSlbalten.
Nadber ulroc SUR 8enliitlihteit
iibergegangen llno ulle llntcrbieltcn
iid nad) iGdiiidcr @eiie bis in Der
5riib. Samilie 6rco @enrid) iei he-
tier 9arf gelagt fit Die quite 8elpir-
tung. .'-.'. .-..-.~',..'E., -
@adrnf on Seu neriturbenen
9tadbar:
Sssoiepb Sdneioer, geboren am 1.
Mpril 1888 in Marporo, Sermann=
itdoter 8e3irf, Siebeubiireen.
@eitorben am 10. Sebrlar 1910 in
8arp, Sl,oiana.
Gs lit beitintmt in 8ottes Stat
9as man bonn 2iebiten tpas man bat
W(uB 10etpen. s.,. .e
8ott troIte Die trauernbe @itlpe
;nnb &inber.
q. s. 8inber, Sdriiti. r.
gitte nur cine Seitc oeidreibcn. 9.,N.
a3peia 26 H.
bdlt feline rienaflihe geriahnullmo
am sonl,taa;s pen,, 3. Mdr,s 8 uhr
nadas. ttassedbsAa bqs 5riib:abr eor
oerRar il.l,a6Ae Mitelieoer tpii-
lens pas snif boz sben nit eer Sallc
ioboIo' oas Betfer beiier miro, 10
ueroen ale eriubt oieier 8eriomnl.
lung unbeoingt beialapobnen ,,no iid
mebr 5r iutereileren fir oas @obl
llno 8eite oes 0eseins.
Gin ieoer ioNieine Wein,lng oo
iogen, mo Der YInb oafiir lit uno
niht nadber id)reien. tpem es 81
ipGt i'd, oem oieie Sade lit fein Sin.
fberipiel. llebesIeet ell6s sHe Sddv
pobl Bis gum 3. Wara.~~s
Die aabere ,ui&ase Eah: in tioie,
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5tpor Sic @itnoe nibt, aber es. oeft
Ole eroben llnfoiten Il, einan steroe,
all. Sur in 10 einem Sal enpfinbet
man Sen groben @ert elmer Geriife,
rl,ng, tpie ser Central Gereano 1T,
bat. 90 -
0ie tral,srnoen 9intcrbliebencn
Waria NiQ mno &in6er.
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ams TarreQ, ga.
Dn,,fi0a,,,,1

8iermit erlaubt id mir Dem Gen-
tral @erbano meinen irlnielten 9anf
al.s5ltiprehen fir oas prompt aus.
be5ablte Sterbegelo anldblid .beg ~
bes 1,nieres gesiebteH @dften t,ao
Taterss Sobm+a6ilG Das @efo beilt
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Mus Nc,u Gafle, Ya.
2ipcia 27.

bGlt om Sonncrstag, Sen Z. Wfir5,
leine nonotIihe &crinnlr1lllng ab.
sue Sdlpcltern iino gebeten 81 CT
ltbeinen unb. sic. SipioenbenSbefs
ielblt 5ll untcrihreiben. slnfaHg Der
Gerlammllng 7:3O llbr abcllbs.
slnnn @elter, 6. g. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
2iueia Z.

Der M1nner Gerein 3lpeig 7 b1lt
feline regelm6bige Monatsperiohnns
lung arn Sonntaa, oe'1 3. Mdr3 nm
2 llbr nadmittags I'M Safienbdrn
ab. MIle Ntitglieoer iino eebeten Sic
fer Gerimlmhtng bet5,npobnen, 90
iebr midtise @eIdNifte ST erleoigen
iino. Sobn 8iintber, Sefr..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Nns @astins 6errD. .
3ipcia IL.

NIen griinern lnS Sdaueltern sur
aefdtlisen 'ssadridt, oab sic nG6ite
Teriammll'ng Sonrtas, 3. Mdr5. 2
ltbr nadmittaas, absebalten miro.
an oieier geriommli,ng mogen iib
alle Mitglieoer ipenn nur mogli6 be.
teiligen, ipe5iea Die Central Ser.
banos- -Witglieoer. Is finbet bie Sele-
goteniuabl fir oie biesi6brige Son.
uention itatt. s(u6 baben mir anoere
luibtige 8eibGfte gu erleoigen.
@eorg 9f. &raner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
2,ucia 20.

llnicrc llicblte rcgelnr1bigc Ser
iolnmlu,g fiuoet Sonntag, ocn 3.
Mlrs, 3 llbr nobmittugs ltdf. slllc
griioer iino aebetcn piirftlib nno
5ublrcih 81 cri6cincn. .~.aj,.>
Sobann 9apib, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
siebenbar4ii6.Hmerifanii goTtsbIatt

Der YrGlioent bes Gereins, Sobn
shinoler, ribtete einige ber5lide Be-
griiBungstporte an Die slnhpel elenoen.
Gr iaete, baB ser Saronia Samens
uno Mdnnerhor, iplpie oie ct. He-
trus Stride aus oieiem Gerein ent-
itanoen iino.
Yaitor 5entidj bielt Jeitrebe.
Serr Shmoler ltellte oann Sen
5eitreoner bes slbeuos, Eaitor Sans
Teutid) Dor, Ser fiir ieine fltrae, aber
leinorudspolle Heoe oas fplgenoe
Sfilleriport ge,udblt batte: rWenl
uns allb @ege l,nS 9er9e trennen, 10
| Iino mir ooh zines Stainmes lmb
9lutes." Eoltor 2eutid) CAB einen
Hiidblid auf sic 8elbihte oerSiebens
bitrger Sadlen, bon oenen ge9en=
ipGrtte rlno 10000 in Sen Gereinigs
ten Staaten leben. Ser &eoner er-
fldrte, ooB 8ismnrd emit eeiagt ba-
De, oab bie Sicbenbiirger Sadien 81
SEN 9el,tlheSten ser Selltlhen &C.
b0ren. r@ir fonnen fir slmerifa nun
Damn bon N,lben iein, ipenn mir bas
bIeiben, mas pir iinb, ndnlid gut
oel,tid," iaete Gaitor Seutid).
Ser Heoner eeoahte nod beion'
oers ser @riinber oes Gereins, ioipie
ouh Ser pcritorbenen Mitglieber lutb
iiberbrabte sic @liiftpiinide ser ct.
Eetrus-aird,e.
Mnoere Gereinspertreter, sic Slid.
lpiinife iiberbradten, tparen: Geo
Shuller, bonn Sarpnia Gem. Gbor,
Sreo gauer bonn Garpatbia @elang,
perein, Sans Shred bonn S.u.8.'
@emiibten Gbpr, @m. Neff bonn
0eutih Decentralization @Iounssflub,
Scrr @roB bonn Siebenbiirger Sab'
| len @erein in @inoior, &anaoa, 'Ss,
car @0bme bon ser 9elltih. slmerifa,
niiden 3entralpereinisllng, oie auf
ein @liieflpl,nihteleeramm geianot
bate, ipspie Safob Noa bonn 8,ntb
Ger SitidApaben.
Gb6rc fanbcn @eifaQ
Wit grobe,n 8eifau ipl,rben sic
@eiangsportrdge ser Saronia= llnb
8. II. 8.=Gb0re alliaenommen. oie
aue ,nter ser bclp1brten Stabfiib'
rung bon iSranS Heid)fe iteben 8e'
lpnbers gefallen fonnte bas in @lepe,
lanh preisgefronte 9ieb Cine @ieie
ppa ipeiBer 9torsueriten" bon 6.
&euier, geiingen pom Saronia @e,n.
Gbor. Ser Ghor iang auberoem:
Sads baltic @ad)t" bon 3ifeli ,lnb
/ vIas title Tn", elm Gplfslieo. slls
'3aigabe faltg Scr Gbor a6eilnattal" :
Die 9. Il. g. 1lno Saronia=Gbore
erfreuten bie 9nfpeienben nit oen
fplsenben 2ieoern: rHbeinlieb" bon
8ungert uno uISpinnerlieo", eine
Golfsapeiie. Ger Sprtrag bon Mo'
5arts r@iegenlieb" iuuroe ais Sanf
nit Itiirmiihen geifaa 5ueeseben.
0as befannte SeiOelberg S-Srhe'
tier perld)onerte bas Hrogramm nit
Salt5- lmo &on5ertmllif.
Moaen iih alle sic gllten 8iin=
idc, oie bem Siebenbiirger Sat.
len &ranfen llnteritiitllngs Serein
anldBlid) ieines Sllbildums barge,
brad)t nuroen, erfiiaen. Gr lit elmer
Der Sereine, sic fiir &ranfe, fir bas
oeutihe Sico, Sic oertide Sprade
lno bie oel,tihe &lltur idon @roBes
geleiltet baben.
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3tucia II.

Tie nGd)ite &eriarnmllmg miro on
Spnntag, Sen 3. MGrs 2 llbr nod
mittags abgebnlten. 9lne Sdipeltern
IinO gebeten onneieuo sll Iein. 9tah
Der Terlammllmg perben mir gelniit-
lif)e San5unterbultlmg nit bem
,MGnnerpercin 5uiommcn babcn. Den
2und) fir oieie ltnterbaltlmg miro
Der 6rauenperein ierpieren. SSSns So
mitee fiir oicIes 81 beiorgen nuroeu
oIe Sdipeitern Hegina Stbcnfer, g.
Sbeil, Hoia gSplff, Sobanna @en-
rid ernannt. @ir boffen, bab ii6 ale
SflpeItern beteiligen tperben.
Sdtp. Sui. &raus lit franf IN
Glepelano llno lire Ibreiie lit 1885
Clifton El., 2afappob, Sbio. ltnlere
in Glepelano mobnenoen Mitglieoer
iino gebeten iie 5u beiubcn. slu6 sic
rSHlpelterp &cgila Iolbertb pno 6
Sbepparb lillO franf. @ir ipiinihcn
alien baloise 9eiierl1ng.
unler ntonatlides &artenpartie
miro Tonnerstag, Sen II. MirS ab.
gebalten. sllle Wtitglieher, Srcunbc
uno 9efannte lino aufs berslihitc
eingelaoen iih al bieies llnterbal,
tllng 81 beteiligen.
Charlotte SSalf, Sefr.
slllen @riiAern bonn 3,peig 5 sur
gefdligen Nabridt, oab nGdlte Sc,
Notwithstanding Sonntag, ben 8.
MGr5, nafnlittags 2 llbr ltattfinoet.
Der Irauen Gerein bat cine fleine lie.
berraihlng fir llns nod ser Ser.
lammlung. Sic iperben inns Elm
Ibenoeiien lcruieren, audi gum Can.
sem lit purbercitct. llnier Sbcriff miro
Safetp 9iloer por5eigen. &onmt al.
10 ale. Sobn Sallb, Sefr.
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MnS WiteS,rG9tos
Siucia 20.

Sim 80. WtGr5 peranItaltct Der
3,ueig 20 cine
Sansnntcrbaltnma
mpsu alle Srelmoe BON nab uno fern
eingelaocn iino. @er li6 gut lulter-
bulten pill ser fpmme nof) Stiles, ..
Gin tiibti9es &omitee miro fitr allies
iorgen. 3rm Son3 ipielt Shniblers
Seutlbe Mlliiffapellc bon Mfrpn, 8.
gereebt niht oud cure 5rrc'1tlloe nit
sl,brin9en, Gin ieoer lit ipilltonnl1en.
Sobaun 9apio, aSrot. -Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
3ipcig 6.

0ie regelmGbise Gerlammll,ng
finoet itett am nGdIten Sonntas, oen
3. MGr5. slnfang 9 l1br tiadnnittaes.
linn rcdt 5oblreiden 9eilth miro
biermit frbl. gebeten. sa.. -.
Wortin Hotb, Sefr.
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.4erianlmIunss.ij it,. III einen7 Gelesaten fir
sic &onpentinn 81 tpablen. IS bofft,
auc besriiBe,,t aN fonnen - =
Otid)ael &loB, Sefr.
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Aas Np,lara. ga.
3iueia 81.

3Weia 81.
GEN Sdtueitern 8,tr gsudridt, oab
llniere Beneralperiammfllng Conn.
tag, oen 3. gidra, 8 l1br abenos, ab,
eebalten miro. 9a ai,h ser Central
gerbano sll be5ablen lit, boffen mir
oaf Die Sdtpeltern alle fommen, es
eibt aud cine lleberraI6uns.
Suiannd 3Smiiuer, Sefr.
Oie nahite 8eriammllng finoet
Sonntag, oen 3. Mdr5, 1890 ltbr
pormittags itatt. 8e5ablt cure MiieB-
ments an Sen Central Gerbano uno
baltet erd aud gutitebeno I'M Ser.
elm. slae Mitelieoer linb gebeten an,
tpeieno 5ll fem.
~ . 0ah Sdu,ller ST., Sefr.
Z 5ip 1i24t--l G
BITE LESEN SIZE DIE
Y li.i.TJ sANZEIGENiii.4s9f
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ans gbieaso, 81.

GinlaSana snm 2beaterabemb.
Der Dentfde Syranen 8erein ser
Et. @aulus @emeinbe beranitaltet
an Snmstag, ben 2. Mdra, abenos
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Nls id Nbihieb nab,n, ais idJ
iuic6crfam.

lDtc0crfnnt.
Eeripnen:
Spbias, Der D'eiber ---- Iubf Sdmiter
Sannd. feline Spdter - Cara Salmen
Srau5. Shreiuer - Utife Sddbbur9er
8uitap, Sdubulad,er $500 Sad lllrih
Gonrah, SdJmieb --- San Salmen
@nuberburlhen
Hena, Mutter bon Srau5 ---
8eeina 2oprih
5einer ---- @eprg 8unne1d,
uriuln. ieine Srau - Cara Tartus
6ans, beiber Sobn ----- @ia Salmcn
Spielleiterin --- Nnna Saub
Iuf elm frobes @eoerieben am 2.
Mdrs an Somer Str. g. 2ure.
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Sim 80. 9tGr5 peranl ltaltct Der
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
rN69i{aQbn
MERRf G0~gRQ!uNp
FAIR WEATHER FRIENDS

The congressional hullabaloo over
the census QUESTIONABLE was sad
establishment to census bureau Of
ficials, many of them career Repub-
icans.
When the questionable was being
drafted last year, Secretary Hop
kins called a conference OF busl-
ness, labor and statistical experts,
including DR.. Louis Dublin of Met
ropolitan Life; Gen. Robert E. Wood
of Sears, Roebuck; Noel Sergeant,
secretary of the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION; and DR.. Stacy May OF
the Rockefeller foundation.
Among the questions discussed
were those regarding income, now
the cause of congressional uproar,
and the conference went on record
as endorsing them. Satisfaction
was expressed, particularly with the
inquiries relating to migration, en-
ployment, unemployment and eco
nomic status" the statement said.
Later, the National Bureau of Eco
nomic Research, among. others, did
likewise.
But when the shooting started and
the census bureau needed friends,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

MOT a refugee fortune, but the
1 Y markings of new one appears
in the operations of Arnold Bern
stein, who also found hole in the
Nazi line. A freighter of the Ameri-
canized Arnold Bernstein shipping
lines burns at Baltimore, but it was
insured and his newly recruited
ships are running cargos to Europe
and his fleet is expanding. He came
here last October, from a Nazi Jail,
where tangle over the mysterious
blocked marks had landed him. At
81, tall, pale, thoughtful man, he
gets a new start.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

p UILDING more stately mansions
- for his soul, Fritz Mandl, the
Austrian munitioneer, runner-up for
Zaharoff, was interrupted by Adolf
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
WHO'S
NEWS
THIS .
WEEK
By LEMUEL f. PARTON

VCOhSoIIuateu FeatureS-WNU SerVIce.J
NEW YORK. - Paul Reynaud,
~ who was asked to form a new
French cabinet, and successor to
Premier Daladier, put through the
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
GEN
HUGH S.
JOH N SON
,..,!!...G!!'!:Hc!''''''.:..:'''
DONALD DUCK IN CALIFORNIA
wNU Service

Several letters have come in ask
ing: Elbow about reports of Mr..
Ickes' highly successful peace mis-
sion in California;"
didn't know. 1t seems marvel
to me, but I have no leg-man who
legs that far and later press re-
ports have been scant and incon-
elusive. However, volunteer scout
has just air-mailed me the following
which is better than I could do-so
I quote it almost verbatim:
"Your sparring partner, Donald
Duck Ickes has had little luck in
playing the pigeon of peace in the
Democratic dovecote in California.
''High in the fog, at the Mark
Hopkins hotel on Mob hill, he gath
cred the lads together, the Olsonites
and the McAdoodles. Much to ev-
eryone's surprise-it was announced
that the waddling one had been sue
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

Hitler. In a
New Y o r k
m u n i ip a l
court, an Aus
TRAN archi-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE

Unless the country becomes more
alert, congress is going to cut the
heart out of the appropriations to
modernize the army. That could re-
suit in national tragedy, but the
army is sort of combination Gin
derella and little Orphan Annie in
our house, The navy gets what it
asks for. The army takes what it
can get.
On present plans, our navy will
eventually be able to deal with any
possible combination of naval enc
my powers in either the Pacific or
Atlantic, but not against any posi-
BILE combination in both at the same
time. With uncertainty over the out
come of this war and the final line
up and strength of the dictator pow
ers-Germany, Italy, Russia and ia
pan-a two-ocean problem is a pos
sibility. A two-ocean navy is not,
within the time-limits involved.
There undoubtedly is, therefore, a
possible great gap in our first line
of defense.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

the business lead
ers ran for cover.
Only man who
spoke up was Cen
eral Wood. ALI the
others refused to
say publicly what
they. had advocated
privately. The Man
ufacturers associa-
ton, which had Off
cially urged it's
members to COOP
crate with the bust
ness census in jan
nary rnc1JncfnI
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11
Abraham Lincoln Comes Home

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Lincoln" 10 iyn
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

eAioe 1Io 1CttC1 NC Kept COIlI1Q0nC1al.
Note - Because of it's secrecy
rules, the census bureau cannot
make public the name of a Texas
business man for whom it's January
census saved a large sum of money.
Shortly after the census his estab-
ishment burned and all his rec
ords were destroyed. He asked the
bureau for copy of his question
naire and as a result was able to
supply the insurance company with
comprehensive inventory on which
to base his recovery claims.
A. F. of l.. Peace.
There was a lot of hidden sig
nificance in that statement of John
P. Coyne, head of the A. F. of L.
building trades, department, urging
his unions to agree to a fiat SO to $40
a day wage on small home con-
struction.
Behind the scenes the A. F. of L.
is trying to make peace with the
justice department on it's antitrust
prosecutions of a number of big-shot
A. F. of l.. moguls.
Despite the blasts of some of the
leaders, the inside fact is that the
rank-and-file are strongly behind the
justice department. 1t has received
hundreds of letters from A. F. of l..
unions and individual members
voicing approval of the prosecutions,
and some of the central labor coun-
ellis have asked the department to
come to their cities and launch
grand jury proceedings against To-
cal A. F. of L. chiefs.
This undercover support extends
right up into the A. F. of L.. execu-
tive council. It's an A. F. of L.
secret that an effort was made at
the meeting of the council in Wash
ington last December, and again in
Miami in February, to pass resolu-
tons denouncing the justice depart
ment, but both times they were
turned down.
Chief obstacle to an agreement
with the government is William
Hutchinson, aged czar of the carpen-
tiers, who is under three indict-
mentS.
Hull on Hull.
Is Cordell Hull candidate for
President?
Newsmen have asked the secre-
tary of state this question so often
that it has become a standing joke.
Hull always has the same answer,
something like the Presidents go
put on the Ounce cap"
Hull says, 81 will ask Mr.. Fitz-
maurice to give you a statement
on that" And he smiles a thin
smile.
Walter F'itzmaurice is a newsman
who first tried to smoke out Hull on
his plans. Failing to get a direct
answer, he got from a source close
to Hull statement that he was
more interested in his trade agree
ments program than anything else
in the world, and would give no en-
enlargement to any movement to
make him candidate.
Fitzmaurice wrote the story and
it has become the standard refer
ence on the subject. Once a week,
someone raises the question in Hulls
press conference, but the old hands
know what the answer will be.
MERRY-GO-ROUN
Few know that Civil Aeronautics
Chairman Robert Hinckley, to pro-
mote interest in aviation among stu
dents, offered three prizes at the
last annual meeting of the National
Intercollegiate Flying club, $500,
$3.50, and $50, for the best essays on
the subject of "The Cultural Value
of Flying" Judges of the contest
are group of aviation experts j..
Trust-busting Assistant Attorney
General Thurman Arnold is writing
book on the history of the Sher-
man Antitrust law.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-11

SECRETARY ICKES-" 'Donald
Duck has had little luck in playing
the pigeon of peace -.
cessful, that the liberals and the
conservatives had agreed to lie down
together like Isaiah's lamb and lion.
"Ickes departed. The fog lifted.
The fun began. Feathers began to
fall from discontinued doves. Man.
chester Boldly, Los Angeles publish
err, was the first to have himself in
Guided out. Too much Washington
influence, declared the liberal An
geleno. j. Frank Burke, California
radio station owner and political
commentator, who was the COVER
nor's campaign manager, was the
next to go. c. 1. O. and Workers
Alliance members next prevailed
upon CALIFORNIA; lieutenant COVER
nor, Eli E. Patterson, to get off
the harmony ticket
Popular Patterson is now head
ing slate of his own and the ticket
could not have been redder if the
names were illuminated. with GRIM
son neon. With Patterson now
thumbing his. nose at the Ickes list
of harmony loving lads, it is ex-
pected that Cong. Lee E. Guyer will
be the next to take walk. Gle has
already done so since this was writ
ten.) Finally, word had come from
McAdoo himself. I'm out of poll
tics and am unwilling to re-enter.'
''The elimination of McAdoo
from the Olson-McAdoo slate now
leaves the ticket headed by Cover
nor Olson and Olson is headed for
political oblivion what with a recall
staring him in the face: more than
100000 signatures of the necessary
100000 have been secured on recall
petitions demanding new guberna-
torial election. With leading Demo-
Gratis and Republicans secretly
backing the movement, the election
will be coming along-about July.
Elm other words, the old quack-
wack-Ickie, has waddled himself
into about the worst situation mag
Unable. He has left at the head of
his Roosevelt-for- third-term-ticket a
governor whom more than 100000
registered voters have expressed a
desire to yank out of office before
his term expires.
Gas if that were not enough, two
million ham and eggers, seeing a
chance for more nationwide atten-
ton, have entered their own slate
to contest the nomination.
"When Horrendous Harold first
came to California, there was a pos
sibility of only two states, the Gar
ner delegation and the proposed
Roosevelt ticket. Now there are
four: Garner, Olson, Patterson and
ham and eggs"