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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
PLEADS GUILTY TO
DRUNKEN

Theodore Sanchez was ARES
ted here September IS by I'm
dersheriff w. S. Brooks for
driving on a public highway
while intoxicated.
Sanchez entered a plea of
guilty before Justice of the
Peace Charles A. Corkins on
September 16, and was fined
500 and sentenced to serve go
days in the county jail. The jail
sentence was remanded on pay
ment of the fine.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
TO BUILD NEW
STATION HERE

The Continental Oil company
will soon begin to construct a
new, ultra-modern service sta
ton here, it was announced
this week.
The old station will be RACED,
and the new building will &C.
cupy the same site.
The work of dismantling the
present Conoco station is eX-
pected to begin within two
weeks.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
DRUNKEN DRIVER
FINED AND JAILED

James Ola crow, who was ar
rested in Lodge Grass on Sep
TENDER IT for driving on the
streets of that town while in
toxicated, entered a plea of
guilty before Justice of the
Peace Charles A. Corkins on
Thursday morning.
He was fined $500 and given
a sentence of go days in the
county jail.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
HOSPITAL NOTES

HOSPITAL NOTES
Miss Peggy Joyce Baker was
dismissed from the hospital on
Monday.
John Koebbe was treated for
injuries receive Sunday evening.
Keith Knight, also admitted
Sunday night, is still in a crit
ical condition.
A daughter weighing five
pounds and four ounces was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Slattery on Surtday, September
16.
Jackie Waterhouse underwent
a tonsilectomy Wednesday.
Charlie Kent spent a few days
last week in the hospital ret
ceiving medical treatment.
Geraldine Zeeb was admitted
Monday morning with a severe
scalp injury. Her condition is
satisfactory.
Reuben Steinmetz underwent
a tonsllectomy Thursday.
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NOTICE TO Il
Il CAR DRIVERS Il
. The first coating of oil is y
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= streets of Hardin. Car dri- =
" vers are urged to heed all =
. detour signs and not drive =
= around them onto the fresh =
. oil. Streets will be tied up |"
. Ony a few hours.
Driving on the fresh oil =
= will damage the streets as /"
" well as running the finish y
= on automobiles.
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
LIONS CLUB
WILL MEET

Tn Hardin Lions club will
hold a regular meeting in the
Masonic temple at $50 Mon
day evening.
The Rev. R. N. England is in
charge of the program.
On the luncheon committee
will be Merrill B. Evenson, the
Rev. E. E. Fitch, E. L. Kelley
and Lewis Nybo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-19
EXTINGUISH FIRE

The Hardin Fire department
was called to the post office
building at 1870 today.
A small fire had started in
a garbage box, but it was quick
ly extinguished, and no damage
was done.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
A MAGYAR NEMZET

nyugtalansaga teto-fokat er-
te ell a mutt heten, inert ma
mar nyilvanvalo, hogy a nem-
yet borere, annak feje felett,
alkudnak.
Idaig a nenet kormany fell
habzsolasi szandekaival szem-
ben a hivatalos cafolatokat he
tenkent rendesen kiadtak, de
a mutt heti Hitler-Mussolinl
talalkozas Magyarorszagot tel
jes sotetsegben hagyta a ket
diktator szandekat illetoleg.
Mikor Mussolini a haboru
elejen MINDEN ARON a Duna
incidence es a Balkan bekejet
kivanta biztositani, ezt a MIN
DEN ART a magyar nemzet
hajlando volt megadni. Mus
solini ARA kerte a magyar
kormanyt akkor, hogy Erdely
sorsat MOST ne feszegesse,
ellenben teljes tamogatasat
igerte az ugy rendezesehez a
haboru utanra. H
Ebbe a magyar kormany,
amely a haborut szinten ke-
riilni akarja, belle egyezett, $
faidalommal bar, es a magyar
nemzet igenyeinek teljes fenn-
tartasaval, Erdely kerdeset a
napirendrol levette
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
KIVANCSIAN VARJA

mindenki, hogy mi tortenik
maid a segelymunkakra kert
osszeggel. Az elnok koltseg-
vetese egy ezer millio dollart
iranyzott elo ere a celra, Of
szaz millioval keveSebbet, mint
a mutt evben. Abban a re-
menyben, hogy a viszonyok
allandoan javulnak.
Tudjuk, hogy az utolso ha-
rom honapra ezt mem lehet
rafogni, hogy ha bevaltjak
az ev eredeti programjat es
hetszazezer embert a WPA
munkarol ismet letesznek, eset
leg panik lesz az orszagban.
Sok kepviselo ait mondja
hogy ha a szenatus olyan bo-
kezu a foldmiivesekkel szem,
ben, akkor a nincstelenek Sc
gGlymunkajara kert osszeget i.
fel kell legalabb otszaz milli(
dollarral enelni.
Akarmi lesz, bizonyos, hog.
a takarekossagi-lazbol a kon
greSszus a multi heten kigyo
gyult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
HETI = ZE NILE

aki a demokrata partnak -
Roosevelten kivIl - a legko-
molyabb jel0ltje.
CSUNYAN HASZNALTAK
XII partpolitikai celokra a
canadai k0vetiink egy k0ny-
nyelmu kiszolasat, aki a mes
terseget tulsagosan mem erti, S
aki nyilvan azert kapta meg
a canadai dzsabot, inert dus-
gazdag felesege sok penzt
adott a demokrata kampanyra.
A republicans ellenzeknek
minden joga meg volt ARA,
hogy a kovet kiszolasait ell
itelje, de izlestelen es ostoba
dolog volt partpolitikat csi-
nalni belole.
Ostoba dolog kulonosen
azert volt, inert Rooseveltnek
eppen a kulugyi politikaja a
legnepszerubb es ha harmad-
szor is eln0k lesz, a kulugyi
politikaja fogja a harmadik
valasztast biztositani a sza-
mara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28

funk fe6le AIT veltuk hogy hanyzanak be6le elno
kellekek
Enek tudaaban emelink kfogast ellen ha ellen
ee meg deokrata konvenco el6 elteszk lab al6 EFT
eOltet Eppen csak rea akarnk mutatn arra hogy Szi
falak mog0tt mlyn adatan es csunya hare fok jeloe
ert Is ait nezetnket eezzk h hogy yen korilmenyek
azoknak ak AIT mondak hogy mar orszag kso e-
kneyenek meg6zse erdekeben obb lenne h Roosevelt
ujra valana nehez munkat Akkor egaabb mem kavar-
hatna fel senh sok port ami orszagra hasznos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
MIKOR A KONGRESSZUS

megnyilt es a honatyak az
elnok k0ltsegveteset sokaltak,
megjegyeztik ebben a rovat-
ban,. hogy a politikusok fel
fogjak ait emelni.
S bar az alsohazban a k0lt-
segvetss rlinden egyes tete-
lebol lecsiptek, hetrol-hetre is
mete,tuk, hogy a kongresszls
ulesszaka meg mines bezarva,
S hogy a vegen mindezeket a
megtakaritasokat torulni fog
jak.
A mutt het teljes meltekben
igazolt benniinket.
A szenatus a farrner-bo-
nuszokra szant osszeget harom
szaz millio :dollarral tenylege-
sen emelte S most aztan min
den erdekcsoport hasonlo nyo-
mast gyakofol maid a hazra;
ugy hogy Wegil minden tetelt
fel fognak -emelni.
A kongresszusnak kell maid
elhatarozni, hogy a nemzet
adossagat, vagy az. adokat
fogjak-e maid emelni, de akar-
melyik utatt valasztjak, Roose-
veltet fogjak rerte okolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
A DEPARTMENT
UZLETEK

es kiskereSkedok cSalodtak a.
husveti szezonban, hacsak k0z-
vetlen az iinnep elott mem
emelkedett lenyegesen a for
galmuk. aa@
Ennek az okat abban kell
keresnunk, hogy a husvet $40
katlanul koran volt, hogy
meg ebben az idoszakban is
szokatlanul hideg volt az
egesz orszagban.
(FolytatAss az o-ik o]dalOn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28

Ian szallitasat ajanlja inert
AIT akaria elerni, hogy a $40
vetsegesek rendelesein kifejlod
jek a tomegtermeles ebben az
iparban.
S bar a francia es angol
bevasarlo bizottsagok egyelore
a. rendeleseiket beszintettek,
amig a kongresszusi bizottsa-
gok mem dontenek a r0pulo-
gep bevasarlasok ugyeben,
annak nagyobb fontossagot
mem szabad tulajdonitani.
A dolog ugy all, hogy ro-
pilogep gyaraink ebben a pill
lanatban hetszaz millio dollar
ara rendelessel birnak, ho-
napokig tart, amig azokat le-
szallitjak; van tehat ra id6,
hogy a targyalas alatt levo
ujabb ezer-ezerketszaz millio
dollaros rendelest leadjak.
Termeszetesen Europaban S
kiilon0sen haboru idejen -
meglepetesek mindig torten-
hetnek, de kormanyunk hosz-
szabb haboru eshet6segeire ke-
sziti elo a nemzet szenajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
ANIMAL FAJDALMASABB

csalodassal latjak ma nap
nap utan, hogy Hitler@k a.
landoan a jelenlegi hatarok al
landoan valo epsegben tarta-
sat igerik Carollnak, S hogy
lathatolag ennek a tervnek
Mussolinit is megnyertek.
A magyar nemzet feje felett
tehat a diktatorok a Soviet
tai is, Rumaniaval is, egymas-
sal is allandoan targyalnak
Magyarorszag jov6jer6l es sor-
sarol, de soha mem tartjak
sziiksegesnek, hogy a magyar
kormany velemenyet es hozza
jarulasat a kulonbozo tervek-
hez kikerjek.
Ertheto, hogy Teleky mi
niszterelnok Romaba utazott
az tinnepeTe, azzal a nyilva-
nosan bevallott cellal, hogy
Mussolini eS Hitler terveirol
felvilagositast keressen.
Jellemzo, hogy a felvilagosi-
tast Hitler terveit illetoleg is
Romaban pr6balja a magya,
kormany keresni. sa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

mem igen valtozott a multi
heten. A beke-felelem ell
multi, de a bizonytalansag to-
vabb tart. Amig mem tudjak
meg, hogy mirol volt $40 a
Brenner-szorosban Mussolini S
Hitler k0zt, addig mindig
tartanak tole, hogy beke-of-
fenziva indul Berlinb0l.
A bizonytalansaghoz a Da-
ladier bukasa is hozzajarult,
inert koztudomasu, hogy Fran
ciaorszagban meglehetos nyug-
talansag van S nemelyek AIT
hittek, hogy a Daladier utoda
beket probal csinalni.
Ismetelten meg kell jegyez-
mink, hogy a biztos beke ta-
Ian meg jobb hirt jelentenee az
amerikai uzletnek, mint a
hosszu haboru, de beke eseten
nehany hetes vagy nehany
h6napos kilengessel kellene
szamolni. ses
Mikor tehat az amerikai liz
letvilag bekefelelmer6l besze.
link, mem AIT akarjuk ALI.
tani, hogy a haboru jelent jt
tizletet ennek a nemzetnek
hanem ait, hogy "a bizonyta
lansag hetei vagy Achonapja
alatt sulyos depresszio lehetne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
A POLITIKABAN MEM

/, voltak meglepetesek a multi
heten, de a ma mar teljes
arovel dulo kampany egyre
piszkosabb lesz S maholnap a
sardobalastol a jelolteket es xii
lonosen azok programjat mem
latjuk.
A mutt heten Farley-t, a
demokrata part orszagos BIZ
zottsaganak az elnoket probal-
tax rauszitani Rooseve1tre, S
AIT allitottak, hogy az elnok
olyan megjegyzeseket tett
amelyek szerint a postaminisz-
ter mem lehet soha a part ell.
nokjeloltje, inert katholikus
vallasu. 7
Roosevelt sietett a nyilva
nossaggal koz0lni, hogy flyer
butasagot soha mem mon
dott.
Ickes kirohant Deweyra
Dewey kirohant Vandenberg
re es Taftra S a mutt het a -
Hull gy6zelmevel vegzodott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
ROOSEVELT MEG MEM
KAPTA MEG

a Welles jelenteset, de ugy
latszik, hogy a k0zeli beke le-
hetosegeiben mem bizik.
S hogy a haboru kiterjedese-
t6l fel ennek az orszagnak a
kormanya, AIT a multi heten
demonstraltak olyan csend-
ben, hogy alig vettek eszre az
ujsagok.
San Diego nagy dry-dock-
jat utnak inditottak a Hawaii
szigetekre, ugy, hogy ezen-
tul megserult vagy javitasra
szorulo hadi hajoinkat mem
kell a Csendes tenger mask
oldalarol vissza hozni javitas
celjabol a california; partokra
Japanban termeszetesen esq,
re vettek EFT a sakk-huzast es
a japan kulugyminiszter kije.
lentette a hazban, hogy Japar
valtozatlan baratsaggal visel
tetik a nemetek iranyaban J!
nem hajlando az angol-ame
rikai politikat kovetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28

akiket az egyes allamok olyan
alapokbol fizetnek, anelyek
szovetsegi hozzajarulast is kap
max.
Ugyancsak megtiltja az ell
fogadott javaslat, hogy egy-
egy maganos vagy egy-egy
ceg otezer dollarnal t0bbet
adjon egy kampanyra.
Az alsohazban eros kuzdelem
indul maid meg a javaslat k0-
rul es az lesz az egyik erde-
kes inditvany, hogy az otezer
dollarnal nagyobb kampany-
ajandektol a = munkas-szer-
vezeteket is eltiltsak.
Wa S hingtonban altalaban
AIT hiszik, hogy a Hatch-javas-
lat osszes modositasait az al
sohazban vegiil megfojtjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
TELJES ER0VEL,

sot tulfeszitett erovel dol
goznak termeSzetesen a tiSz-
tan haborus iparagakban, a
ropiil6-iparban, a gepszerszam
iparban, a. fegyvergyartasban, S
nagy rendelesekrol targyalnak
a hajo-epito iparban.
Mem emelkedett eS mem esett
a multi heten a nehez ipar
theme, amely meg varja az
vi auto-szezon rendeleseit, S
amely mem kapta meg meg az
ezidei epit6 ipar rendeleseit
sem.
Ha a haboru folytatasa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
Az AUTOMOBIL
IPARBAN

a termeles legmagasabb fo-,
kat a mutt heten valoszinileg
elertek, hal a vart es remelt
haborus rendelesek tozonevel
mem j0nnek, 1akkor +kovet-
kez6 honapokban abban az
iparban sokkal csendesebben
fognak dolgozni.
!, Most mar nemcsak a hasz-
malt kocsik parkjai, hanem a
kereskedok uj-kocsi raktarai is
alaposan meg vannak zsufolva,
S az ipart csak nagy hadi rem
delesek, yagy varatlanul nagy
aranyu gazdasagi fellendules
tarthatjaa mostani iizemben.
q Kivetelt kepeznek azok a
departmentek, anelyeket tobb
auto-gyar ropil6gep alkatresz.
gyartasara atszervez, ami most
tobbfele lazas sietseggel tor
tenik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
ELFOGADTA A
SZENATUS

a Hatch-bill 0SsZes modOSi-
tasait, amelyek szerint politi-
kaban tevekeny reszt mem We
hetnek azok,, akik a fizetestiket
a szGWetsegt6f kapjak, vagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
SZOKATLAN Macy
UZEMET

varnak az epit6 iparban,
inert reszben a kormany had
jarata az epiilet-anyag arat
levagta, reszben a szervezetek
kesziilnek ra, hogy a bereket,
levagjak.
S bar a kozmunkaban epiilo
nagyobb alkotasok, a WPA
epitkezesek csokkennek, ebbena
az evben a kis egy es ket csa-
lados hazak szazezreit fogjak
epiteni, amelyek a nagyobb
epitkezesek csokkeneset bose.
gesen ellensulyozzak.
A lumber-ipar peldatlanul
nagy rendeleseket kapott.
az utolso ket hetben kil0-S
nosen Macy rendeleseket kap-:
max azok a gyarak, amelyek
az epitkezeshez szukseges vii
lanyos felszereleseket, vezete-.
keket stb. szallitjak.
Minden esetre bizonyoS,
hogy a, kisebb, csaladi-hazak
epitesenek a koltsegei ebben az;
evben legalabb 15-20 szaza-
lekkal alacsonyabbak lesznek,
mint a mutt evben voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28

biztos lesz, hirtelen fellendu-
les jon ere az iparra, az.
azonnali izem-emelkedest je-.
lent "a puhaszen-iparban.
A szen es vasercbanyaszat.
negy het mulva a nagy tavak
hajozasi szezonjanak a meg
nyitasaval feltetlenul fellendiil..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
MEM VELETLEN AZ SEM,

hogy az eln0k a - kon-
gresszusi bizottsaggal ellentet
ben a hadir0pIl6k korlat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-28
A SMITH-FELE LABOR
BOARD

javaslaton ragodott az also
haz - es reszben a szenatus
- a multi heten. ~
A Smith bizottsag tudva-
lev6leg ait ajanlja, hogy a
Federal Labor Boardot fossza
meg minden tenyleges hata-
lomtol a kongresszus es az csu-
pan kejgaznak maradion.
A Norton-fele munka-iigyek
bizottsaga ezzel szemben AIT
ajanlja, hogy 4emeljek fel a ha-
rom tagut bizottsagot 0t tag
ra es hagyjak meg az eddigi
hatalmat.
EFT az utobbi javaslatot ia
mogatja a Feher Haz, kila-
tasba helyezik, hogy a kibovi-
tett Labor Board okulva az
eddigi ballepesek sulyos ko,
vetkezmenyein, orizkedne alto
hogy reszrehajlassal lehesser
vadolni.
A ket nagy szervezet mind
egyike kulon-kulon javaslatot
probal benyujtani, mindkettt
olyant, amely a mask SERVE
zet iranyaban lenne mostohs
a jovoben.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07
GOVERNMENT REPORTS :
A BUMPER YIELD

Lower crop acreages and higher
yields are the startling achieve
ments of farmers revealed in the
1889 Government Crop Report.
From the fewest number of acres
harvested under normal weather
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07

A step toaUard bigger yields.
conditions since the World War,
farmers reaped yields that were
only 10 under the record year of
1888, when more acres were har-
vested.
Many major factors behind this
accomplishment are revealed in
personal interviews with $4,000
farmers in IS States. Better all
around farming practices stand out.
Every farmer interviewed in The
National Fertilizer Association sur
vey made an estimate based on
yields obtained with and without
fertilizer.
Virginia farmers stated they got
an increase of SO per cent on corn;
70 per cent on wheat; 230 per cent
on tobacco; 274 per cent on pota-
toes; LAG per cent on cotton; and
300 per cent on spinach.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07
Don't Worry
About Hospital
Bills

You can save from 80 to 95 per
cent on all hospital bills by
purchasing a contract with the
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA
HOSPITAL, INC.
JAMES M. SKEEN, Agent,
Clintwood, Va.
On a $500 bill, for example,
you would pay the hospital
only $4,000.
Two persons ESQ
Husband, wife, l minor
CllIQ 0.UU
Husband, wife, or more
minor children $50
SPECIAL RATES TO
TEACHERS
n1NH WlM4 NM IMSH luHE lfNH lnEz |NE mR RMM
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07

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Nichels, w. H.. 103, 544.50, LIS, 1922 68O4
NOWlin, Bert Tract .54
Nesbett, S., Jr, 100, 1872. 1920
Owens, D. c.. Jr., TO-, 90 1913
owens, D. C.. Jr, Is. 1852
Owens, Henry NJ. TO-, int. in lot, Lot ZIG
Owens VI Thu M o. H. ~ 2ao
Owens, N. S. 1900 50. it. 3.24
Owens, A. j., 1912 1913
Owens, Frank W.. rs 54
Price, Armina, Sc. $40
Potter, Joseph and wife, 1.5O 3.24
Presley, G. j., SO. 54
Ratff, Luther, 1923 bal 3.51
Reed B. L., .25 1880 27O
Rose, E. j., L 64-65 1925
Ramey, Pearl, 25 So
Rakes, Rebecca heirs 1896 432
Rakes, Eli and Dollie SO. $40
Rakes BERTHE and Ruth 22O5 324
Rakes, Alex 17.49 486
Rakes, Ernest 10. "a
Rakes, Ross TO- 81
Reece, J. S. and wife, L. 28441., 49,, 49, 3O78
Raines, W. c., 1913 216
Selfe Salie and heirs, 1852 1852
Sutherland W. R. and wife. L 1926 1188
Sykes Eree, 1908 27O
Sykes Lewis 81 594
Sykes Henry 3.O2 324
Sliger Mary etal 8 324
Stanley Jane and Logan ILL., bal 486
Stanley Julia c. (hers) 5 54
Stanley Joney 225 1O8
Stone G w. $3.50 810
Stone R. L. (heirs) 1857 1875 ~ az
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Senter' Florence so $40
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-11-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01

Huston Abney. rs. of Route g.
Puyallup. whose complaint to
county officers two weeks ago re-
suited in arrest of a neighbor on
charge Of assaulting the d.
vorced Mrs. Abney. appeared be-
fore Judge Ernest N. Card on
Thursday noon to plead not guilty
To a similar charge against him.
involving i5-year-old girl.
Ahney was arrested only few
days after Sidney monaghan. as
year-oid Pnyaliup blacksmith.
whom he and Mrs. Abney accused.
Monaghan was charged with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01
Senator'S DODGE
Sd Term Issue
WARRINGTON

WASHISGToS-The New York
legislatures Dictatorship resoiu-
ton against a third term got =
cold reception here today. sppar-
entity because Of fear that such =
move in congress might back-fire.
Senators were reluctant TO dis
cuss IL.
There Is the possibility a resolu-
ton against a third term could be
defeated. thereby boosting Presi-
dent Roosevelt's stock still higher.
Or, IT might get through by so
slim a majority as TO rob the reso-
luton OF much Of its emphasis.
Moreover. number of New
Deal senators already are on
record against third term for
the late President Coolidge, and
they would he on a hot political
spot IL called upon to reaffirm
their opposition under existing cir
cumstances.
assault but released Feb. Is. day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01

quest Of what few drugs could be
obtained by helping herself at the
drug counter. Since this was part
Of the office where there was the
one telephone of the hospital. an
opportunity TO visit was often In
dulged In while the ward fun Of
patients awaited the nurses return.
Narcotics were not rigidly check
ed and controlled as at present,
but were dispensed In a loose and
haphazsrd manner without check
or record. The drug department
was not much superior to the
primordial barrel Of EPSON salts"
He'd 10 Coll Doctor
There was. Of course, no intern
or resident physicians. The doc
tors gave only part-time a few
hours In the morning and were
then off to their private practice.
Afternoon and night emergency
and obstetric cases were received
by the nurses and cared for until
a doctor could be called from office
or homo, II available. Otherwise
the nurse officiated A. doctor.
The case records were 20 incom-
plete that one could not tell
whether the patient on leaving the
hospital went out dead or alive.
Histories. physical examination
records. operative records and
laboratory data were pitifully
meager. Progress notes were con-
spicuous by their absence. Autopsy
records were a rarity. There was
no organized medical staff and
staff meetings and clinical path
illogical conferences were not even
dreamed of. The entire plant. set
up and administration were de-
cidedly third rate. The doctors
and nurses did remarkably good
work considering the very poor
plant and system with which they
were obliged to work. The need
for taking forward step had be-
come imperative. In retrospect
great strides were made In the
succeeding five years. considering
what we have today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01

" nosp'M Iunclonen on =
11eer ouokeI STANDARDS OF so-
were quite insufficient. very few
4 the hoepitai and medical stan
cards which are routine today
were even simed At or pretended.
ne x-rav department without a
fechnician or director consisted Of
ia won out equipment poorly
hept. ana rorne aust laden. There
vere No records ana The films were
& dIsor1er. Ths absence az 4 bed
n,de x-fav Unit necemitated dis
turhlnr MANY pstient. bv carrying
thom 10 the x-ray department for
x-ravinx broken bones rather than
q now taking the x-ray unit TO
a. beduide ana sparing the pa
tent the distress. pain and danger
a trnnxporfntion "a the x-day de-
partment. Much essential x-ray
rts,6v vns neglected because Of
this. x-r,y treatments were out
q the question.
eWy :yesppee
e cn'eA iaoofstoFy WORK
- . neeeer - 20 % great
oloaP "a ola&nosis. Inc only
oaloEy equipment Wa = dust
covered microscope, rev cneml-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01
WPA Bonneville
Worker Is Killed
LoNGvIEW. Wash,

Lo<GNfEW, Wash. Larry
Kelly. "a, kciso WPA employee who
had been working on the Bonnie
vile line-clearing project. died
Wednesday Of injuries suffered
Monday when log rolled en- him.