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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
G0NDOLAT0K

Az ehes szegenyen k0nnyeb-
ben segithetiink, mint az ct
vagytalan gazdagon.
* * q
Sok embernek csak akkor
van velemenye, mikor valaki
mas mar nyilatkozott.
* * *
A fajdalom es az OrOm kOny-
nyeinek k0z0s a forrasa.
* 4 *
Az embernek. hogy meg le-
gyen elegedve, mindig AIT kell
adni, amt kivan es mem AIT,
amire sziiksege volna.
= = q
A legocskabb dolgon is oft
az ujdonsag varazsa, mikor el6
sz0r latjuk.
s s-
Az enber csak akkor tudja
meg, mhyen sok a baratja, mi
kor segitsegert pr6bal hozza-
juk fordulni.
= = =
A skier meg mem jelenti
AIT, hogy a gondoktol meg
szabadultunk. Ellenkez6leg:
akkor okoz 6riasi gondot, hogy
a skier magaslatan maradhas-
sunk.
= = =
Megvaltoztattad 1lezeteidet?
Ez meg mem jelenti ait, hogy
jobbalra tettel szert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

mex nagyresze senkit mem KEEP
viselt a gyulesen), ennek a ja-
teknak bediilt. Megalakitottak
valamit, ami a kommunizmus
amerikai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
egy magyar nyulvanya eliza
taroztak, hogy elterjesztik cor
szagosan" a detroiti nagybi-
ottsag havi bulletinjet, amely
! betlitas elott allo Magyar J0-
v0 szerepet venne at a j0v6-
ten.
Mem kell felreerteni, az ak
roni gyiles resztvevoinek a leg
nagyobb resze ezekiel a ter
vekkel ma sincs tisztaban. Det-
roit nagybizottsaganak (amely
mem is olyan Macy bizottsag)
a tagjai mem is sejtik, hogy pa
naszosan kiadott, verszegeny
kis ujsagjuk milyen gyalazatos
sorsra van New Yorkban itelve.
Csak a new yorkiak ismertek
ezeket a terveket S akik Akron
ban a hangzatos es fellengz6s
beszedeknek bediiltek, azok
sem tudjak meg, hogy volta
keppen milyen eszAozok Max
Bedacht new york; magyar
gangjenek a kezeben.
Az egesz akroni cec6 ait ter
vezte, hogy ha a Magyar Jov6t
betiltjak, egy vi sz6cs0vet kap-
jon az 0todik hadtest arul6
csoportja koz0ttiink, de a kom-
munista szennylap mem kepes
ezt a radikalis szempontbol
mem is olyan dicstelen halalt
bevarni.
A Feher J6ska lapja hetek
alatt megsziinik, inert ingyen
sem tudjak AIT a magyarokra
ravarrni s inert az elvtarsak
mem hajlandok tobbe a lap ja-
vara tancolni.
Annyit hazudtak a lapjuk-
ban, hogy ma mar a legbutabb
ember sem hiSz a v0rOs Sze-
metnek a Magyar J0v6nek
epp olyan dicstelen lesz a ki-
mulasa, mint amilyen gyalaza-
tos volt az vi E6re newt scab
lapjuk es a Magyar vilag bu-
kaSa.
s ha bed0glik vegtil a Ma.
gyar J0v6, maguk az elvtarsak
sem fogjak sajnalni, azok is
megk0n ebbJlnek, hogy t0bbt
a v0r0S-barna ArulAs hazug
hangja mem fogja Magyar
Amerika eletet zavarni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
A MAGYAR J0v0' ROvIDEN BEDOGLIK

A magyarul beszel6 kommu-
nistak altal fenntartott, de a
Feher Joska tulajdonat kepez6
bolshevik szennylap hamaro-
san bed0glik.
Melto elodeit, az vi Eloret
es a Magyar Vilagot fogja ko-
vetni S mem bizonyos, hogy
hamarosan vi neven vi lapot
tudnak kiadni.
A szennylap esedekes bed0g-
lese mem fog senkit meglepni.
A radikalis magyarok 0ntu-
datos es tisztesseges resze oft
hagyta a kommunista maszla-
got, mikor Stain Hitlerrel a
verfertozest elkovette akik
megis megmaradtak a v0ros
taborban, azokat a finn eseme-
nyek vittek ell vegleg oman.
Feher Joska k0riil csak azok
maradtak, akik vegleg belle vol
tax 6rulve a v0r0s maszlagba S
akik a gyil0lk0des es utalko-
das alias hangjat annyira meg
szoktak, hogy anelkll keptele-
mex megelni.
Erthet6, hogy ez a par szaz
ember meg a jelenlegi szemetet
sem kepes fenntartani S hogy
az ujsag nehany heten beliil
veglegesen bed0glik.
Erdekes, hogy Feher JOS
kaek maguk sem szamitottak
az utols6 honapokban hosszu
eletre, bar Ok a pusztulast
maskent remeltek.
AIT hittek, hogy mindaddig
hajland6k lesznek a szennyla.
pot eltartani az elvakult elv-
tarsak, amig AIT be mem tiltjs
az orszag kormanya. Merit ar.
ra el vanak kesziilve, hogy hs
haboruba megyiink, akkor It'll
a Gift Column" hangjat 9
kommunazik torkara forraszt.
jak.
E:s ez a hit volt tulajdonkep.
pen a ma mar hirhedtte valt
akroni komedia rug6ja.
Akik oda j6hiszemien elmen
tex a legt0bben, akik onnar
j6hiszemiien haza tertek, nen
is sejtik, hogy mikor q new
york; gang az alroni konferen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
KETTEN BESzELTEK

Ket nagy beszedet inteztek
az orszag polgarsagahoz a
multi heten, mindkett6t az
emberek millioi hallgattak.
A nemzet feje, az Egyesilt
Allamok elnoke tartotta az ell
SO beszedet, amelyben a nem-
yet utjat megszabta, Wheeler
szenator tartotta a kovetkezo
nap mask beszedet, amely-
ben szaz szazalekban szembe
Szallt az elnokkel.
Ez a demokracia, ez a sza-
badsag, amely nelkul nehezen
tudna elni Amerika polgara, S
az jelenti a nemzet biztonsa-
gat, hogy polgarsag sorsat
mem lehet annak tudta es belle
egyezese nelkiil intezni.
A ket beszed, illetve a ket
szonok csak abban egyezett
meg egymassal, hogy mind
kett0 ennek a nemzetnek a
boldogulasat, ennek a bizton-
sagat kivanja.
Rooseveltr0l kozt u donasu
volt mindig, hogy az Egyesjilt
Allamok biztonsagat Anglia
gyozelmeben latja, inert amig
a tengereket a brit birodalom
uralja, addig k0ztik es koz-
tiink erdek- k-ellentetek nem lesz-
mex.
Termeszetes volt hat, hogy
Roosevelt, dacara az eseteges
rizikonak, Anglia teljes mer-
teku tamogatasat ajanlja.
Ha az orszag elnoke mem
ezt tenne, kotelesseg mulasz-
tassal kellene .vadolni, inert
hiszen Hitler szeptemberben je
lentette XII, hogy a ket rcnd
mem elhet bekeben egymas
mellett ezen a vilagon, lie fog
tehat szamolni minden szabad
orszaggal.
Wheeler szerint mem Anglia
tengeri uralma nyujtja a biz
tonsagot ennek a nemzetnek,
hanem a sajat hadereje, es ait
kivanja, hogy tovabbi Sc
gitseget az angoloknak ne ad-
junk.
Lehetne es bizonyara fog
max nagyon sokat beszelni a
k0zeli hetekben es honapok-
ban, melyik elmelet a helye-
Sebb, hogy jobban jarnank-e,
ha a fegyyereinket megtarta-
nank magunknak, de remeljiik
hogy akik a j0v6ben szembe
helyezekednek az eln0k prog
ramjaval, azok okosabban fog
max Wheeler senatorial be-
szelni.
Mert a Wheeler beszedeben
salodtunk.
"A szenator ugyanis a bekst
stirgette es IGAZSAGOS beket
ajanlott q hadvisel6 feleknek.
Ebben az lgazsagos bekeben
peldaul az volt foglalva, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

"allitsak vissza a nemet biro
dalom vilaghaboru el6tti ha,
tarat."
Sem Wheeler senator, sem
mas mem hiheti, hogy erre
Hitler hajlando, inert hiszen
az Austria feladasat jelenti
amt a nemet diktator vereseg
nelkiil nem fog megtenni.
"Adjak vissza Norvegia, Hol-
landia es Belgium fuggetlen-
seget."
Szeretnenk latni, hogy hal
lando lenne-e Hitler errol be-
szelni.
"Franciaorszag kappa vissza
Elszaszt es Lorraint."
Ebbol a ket elfoglalt tar
tomanybol a franciakat a ne
metek maris kiiiztek, a ne
metek AIT hinnek, hogy oriil-
tex beszelnek hozzajuk, ha
valah ere kerne oket, amig
nincsenek megverve.
A yak is latja, hogy ha
Wheeler senator EZ az igaz-
sagos beke, akkor igaza van
az elnoknek, hogy a min
chenistak "nonsense"-t beszel-
mex. Es inert Szenator Wheeler
mem buta ember, az ilyen be-
szedek utan AIT kell erezni az
embernek, hogy mem jo-
hiszemu, mem oszinte, hanem
politikai demagogia a beszede.
Ha a senator ait mondta
volna, hogy ennek a nemzet-
mex mem kell Europaval to-
rodni, hogy nekunk mindegy,
hogy milyen beket kenyszerit
a gy6ztes fel a vilagra, tisz-
telni tudnank a velemenyet es
a szemelyet.
De mikor az Egyesiilt ALA
mok nepet azzal bolonditja.
hogy lehet ma ilyen bekere
gondolni, akkor latnunk kell
hogy a minden-aron-beke par
tiak mem beszelnek 6szinten.
Ezzel kapcsolatbaD secret
nenk leszogezni, hogy mind
ket tabornak van egy sulyos
hibaja. Tiirelrnetleniil hall
gatja az ellenvelemenyt mind
kett6 es gunyolni kezdik azo-
kat, akik a mask taborbd be.
szelnek.
Az elnok "appeaser'- -eknek
nevezte azokat, akik beket ke.
resnek, S ez nem ALT egeszer
jol az eln0ki seek meltosaga-
hoz.
Meg sokkal Szomorubb lat.
vany volt Wheeler, aki felpa-
naszolta az eln0k tiirelmetlen.
| seget, de sietett Rooseveltet Is
a taborat "warmongereknek'
nevezrli.
HasZna leSz a nennzetnek be
l0le, ha ext a vegteleniil sulyos
kerdest minel alaposabbaT
megvitatjak k0ztiink es el6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

think, de kiyanatos lenne, hogy
t0bb 6szinteseg es t0bb tiirelem
nyilatkozzek meg a vitaban,
amely a nemzet sorsat, Italian
milliok eletet viSzi a vasarra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
szoMBAT: Aldo MEG Az VI EvETl

Oh Felseges Idol listen utan Isten
Teknts lie az Egb6l! Latod mi van tit lem?
Szornyiseg, borzalom Yer sikolt az Eyre -.
Milli6kat kuldnek embermeszarszekre!
-. Jelenesek K0nyve: Sz0rnyval6ra valva:
atkot sir az 0zvegy sirra hull az arva
Oh Felseges lido: add meg az vi Evet,
hogy gy6zz0n az Eszme, hogy gy6zz0n az Elet!
Add meg tinnepinket =. S minden hetk0znapunk
oh nezd, oh lasd, milyen megkinzottak vagylnkl?
Halgasd meg imankat: aldd meg a J0vend6t:
kiildi lie rank val6ban BOLDOG VI ESZTEND6Tl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

Megvaltoztattad nezeteidet?
Ez meg mem jelenti ait, hogy
jobbalra tettel szert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09

Hat azota persze: fellebbent "karpit';;
ateltunk sok csatat es sok magyar partyt
Sok kicsi nemzetre lesujtott az atok:
elbuknak belgak, hollandok es danok
Kicsordult fenekig ver-kalamaris:
rab lett Norvegia es dics6 Paris!
magyar Eg napja hol sirt, hol nevetett
kideriilt egy kisse Karpatok felett
Banatos bar lelkiink: 0r0mt6l is tele:
mienk lett Rutenf0ld Erdely magyar fele
De azert meg most is szivszorongva varok:
visSzaternek-e mind az 6si hatarok?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-09
SZERDA: HANY NEMZET FOG ELM?
HANY NEMZET FOG VESZNI?

Emlekszem nagyon jol mutt esztend6
akkor is ICY t0rtem fejemet - el6re
Szilveszter esten is pezsg6 durrogasban,
csupa kerdojelet LATHAM vilagban
Nit tesz Hitler, Sztalin? Nit tesz Mussolini?
Remelni kell t6ltik avagy inkabb felni?
XII marad lenn vegleg? XII maszik a fara?
Lesz-e revizio es mi lesz az ara?
Es mahoz egy eyre XII fog emlekezni,
hany nemzet fog elni? Hany nemzet fog vesz
De ami legjobban lelkemben egett:
aggodasom volt az Magyarorszag vegett!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Altoona Pdres
Olympic Lead

Altoona is three games out Of
first place today in the Women's
~ aiier- league consequence Of
winning three from West Detroit
while Olympic was dropping one
TO Schmidt last night at Dearborn.
Gears yielded two TO DENLY and
descended 10 third.
-Four Alconas shot 500 or better,
a substitute. Helen Gibbon, lead
ing on 52S. The totals were 254S
TO 2425. Hazel Hunts 500 lied West
Detroit. Olympic bettered Schmidt
1888 to PALS with Stella Hartrick,
593, Irene Schusler, $40, Ann
Wells, 504, helping materially.
Marion German had 500 for
Schmidt. Palace stopped Twenty
Grand without the loss Of one on
2521 10 2404 with Margaret Stew
enson leading both teams at 526.
Kinney defeated Chene-Trombly,
2534-2440 with Margaret DeLoof
match high on 52S. Annabelle
Andres $50 led DENLY TO two over
Gears -224alf 70 24S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Rainbow Race
Wide Open as
Pfeiffer Leads
Five Games Separate
Ten Teams in East
Side Pin Classic

With only FIVE games difference
i'm a field of 10 teams the Rainbow
$40 classic wakes sharper.
Pfeiffers gained ground on Road
way, the current runner-up. by
shutting out Oldbru. 1851 10 2657.
Floyd Richman with -220-204
and for 625 Mel Dorl with POP
I209-20l for 612 furnished most Of
the power on the Pfeiffer side.
Roadway dropped one TO Beauty
ware 1898 10 1852. Chester Biggs
showed 642 for Roadway on PIP
.2l5-2l4. Len Liberda was first for
on ga from .216-202-
PIG. A 178 opener kicked Ace Park
out Of 500 or better as he followed
with 212-205 for 595.
-Lenalxe- moved into third place
in swapping Rainbow on 2SfI to
PISS. Louis Nizza Of Lemke headed
both teams with 500, 181 finish
keeping him from the coveted 500.
Rainbow dropped into a five-way
tie for fourth only four games from
the TOP,
Nottingham picked off three
from Altes TO shove the latter into
a tie with Beautyware. The cards
showed Nottingham with 1893 in
2942 to 2643. Pabst marked 1887
in 2S46 in taking two from Fa-
nous. Steve Kent. SAT. Joe Green,
SOB, and Joe Locke. 609, led Pabst.
In the 1887 game, Locke had
230, Kent, 246, and Green. pa but
Sylvester Thiel was of key with
1877. Frank Mikiel held 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

The AgEies have won only one
Of their three starts this year bat
past scores mean nothing In
Boerin9er's book after watching
them roll over Washington L..
dip They previously had been
beaten by Oklahoma 1870 and
Texas Tech, 1856
Oklahoma A. e. NJ. has power 10
burn. according 10 Bud. and three
fine tailbacks in al Scanland.
Jimmy Reynolds and Marvin sal
mon The latter is a sophomore.
the other two juniors. All three
punt and pass and can run.
Lonnie Jones. a senior. is an
other good running back who also
passes occasionally. Harry Buffng-
ton, a senior, blocks for this quar-
tet and also Les Younger, another
senior. and the teams plunger.
Burlington plays fullback on de-
Tense where he does a good Job Of
backing up the line
When the squad left today Coach
Gus Dorais left two players home
because Of injuries. Bob Bachelor.
sophomore reserve right guard isl
out with a broken hand sustained
in Tuesdays SCrimmage. A knee
injury has Bob Petz, reserve right
half on the shelf. Joe Gensheimer,
reserve left end. has a sore ankle, /
but expects 10 play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
FOreIsOn Again Takes
Prep Grid Spotlight
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Some one might accuse Mac
Whalen and his Fordson High
School football crowd of hogging
the state prep football spotlight.
And they'd have a pretty good
case.
II was only last Saturday Ford
son engaged in the week-end's top
game by playing host to Grand
Rapids South in a battle Of I'M
defeateds. Tomorrow afternoon
the situation for Fordson will be
virtually the same when the Trac-
tors roll out against Mt. Clemens.
However, the game in the Bath
town will carry considerable more
from a significance standpoint.
Not alone are couple Of spotless
records in jeopardy, but the win
ner stands we'll TO end up as
Border Cities champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
ROWS THEIR CHANCE

Fordson has been waiting a long
time to get this shot at Mt.
Clemens, the defending league
champions. The Bathers for three
years in row have blown apart
whatever Fordson'S title aspira-
tons were by taking the Tractors.
The edge tomorrow viii rest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
DUMMY SCRINIMAGE

The Titans will arrive in CuSh-
ing. Okla. tomorrow noon IN time
for practice and will spend the
night there, going by bus to Still
water Saturday morning Accom-
panying the squad besides Dorais
and Boeringer were Trainer NJ. II.
Dad" Butler, Rev. George j.
SIMPLE. s. j., and Manager r. L.
Duke" Kiefer.
In the last practice here yester-
day DoraiS sent his players through
a dummy scrimmage against the
freshmen in an effort 10 sharpen
up Detroit plays. Players making
the trip are:
Ctnters-Vlncen, Banonis. Tom Fuelink
snd Bob Pollard Guards-Dlck Pugh Tom
Mclaughlin, Bob Burke Walter Baker.
Tackiea-Ed Rice. Bob Harrington. George
Reno. Jack Hart, I'd Kukorowski Ends
Howard KeAting Meyrl Toepfer, Joe Gen
sheimer. Charles Ruth Bill Hlntz, Ken
Elliott cuarterbacks Art Link. Don
Hughes John Bringer HBifbaoks- Elmer
Madark Mickey mclaughlin, JacS Buck
Bob Keene George Ghesquiere Clark Tyc-
zinskl Fullhackf-Al Schmidt. Al Goodrich,
Jack Prari
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

with FordSon and its fleet OF stars
led by Mike Farnyk, quarterback
and End Ken Badge, the Tractors
hope for all-state honors.
In the secondary s1ot-outstate
will fall the meeting of Flint
Northern and River Rouge tomor-
row night on the formers field.
No Michigan team has licked
Northern since 1887 when Rouge
turned the trick, 1871.
TWO BRILLIANT BACKS
Two Of the states most brilliant
running backs will be pitted
against each other. Rouge has
Ollen Evans, a fast stepping
Negro, while Northern banks no
little on Johnny Yedinak, the Vik-
ings' successor 10 Eddie Krupa,
1940's dream" back.
Two of the three other unde-
feated and united Class A eleven
-Muskegon and Ann Arbor-face
soft assignments. The Reds are
paired with Holland as Ann Arbor
takes on Lansing Central, no
longer a prep giant.
Kalamazoo Central puts its I'M
scratched record on the block at
Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Plus |. Schwert Dies;
N. Y. Representative
CoI|apses al Dinner
Was Former Member
OF District Committee;
Once Baseball Player

Representative Plus L. Schwert,
Democrat, of New York, serving his
second term in Congress, was
stricken with a heart attack and died
last night a few minutes after he
had spoken at a dinner at the An
napolis Hotel. The home of the AZ
year-old Representative was in
Buffalo.
Mr.. Schwert, who was former
professional baseball player, is the
fourth member of the Seventy-sev-
enth Congress to die this year.
With Mrs. Schwert, the Repre-
sentative was attending a party
given by j. Frank Bennett, president
of the Railway Mail Association, to
celebrate his marriage to the former
Mrs. Ella Hildebrand of Washington.
Mr.. Schwert had just finished his
talk in which he wished the newly
weds a happy life when he collapsed.
Once on ID. C. Committee.
Mrs. William Burns, formerly a
nurse and whose husband works in
the Office of Senator Mead, Demo-
crat, of New York, and other guests
attempted to revive Mr.. SchWert.
He was pronounced dead in an am
bulance en- route to Emergency Hos
pital,
A former member of the House
District Committee, Mr.. SchWert
was member of the Post Office and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
zapp and Tom Are Held
In Alien Law Inquiry

Manfred Zapp, American manager
for the German news agency, Trans
ocean, and Guenther Tom. an agent
of the concern, are under $4,000
bond for appearance here following
their arrest in New York yesterday
after District Court grand jury
indicted them on charges of violat-
ing the foreign agent registration
law.
Zapp Is accused of delaying his
own registration. failing to give ma
terial information and aiding Trans
ocean to violate the law which re-
quires agents of foreign principals
to register at the State Department.
Tom was accused of failing to
register.
A special grand jury ordered by
the Justice Department returned the
indictments, which allege that
Transocean is Nazi propaganda
agency.
zapp and Tom said in New York
they would appear here without
further court action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

Roads Committee. He made his
home here at oil Delaware ave-
nue. S.W.
The last official act of Mr.. Schwert,
who represented New York's .42d
district, was to vote in the House
yesterday in support of Senate
amendments to the lease-lend bill.
Mr.. Schwert was born in Angola,
N. Y, November %, 1892. He at
tended Angola and Buffalo schools
and received a B. S. degree in
economics from the University of
Pennsylvania in 1914.
Played With Yankees.
He captained the university's
championship baseball team and for
several years thereafter played pro-
fessional baseball with Jersey City
and Newark of the International
League and with the American
League Yankees.
He owned a general store in An
COLA from 1916 to 1921. During the
World War he entered the Navy as a
yeoman, first class. and was shortly
commissioned ensign.
From 1921 to 1881 he was success
sively clerk, vice president and presi-
dent of the Bank of Angola. He was
married in 1922. His popularity as a
baseball player helped him win cleo
ton as Erie County clerk in 1899
and he was reelected in 1886.
In 1888 he also was a member of
President Roosevelt's special board
for veterans compensation cases.
He was first elected to Congress
in November, 1888, and was re-
elected last November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

and from Harvard law in 1907. The
following year he was admitted to
the New York bar and became a
member of the United States attor-
ney's staff.
Two years later he became an as
sistant to New York District Attor-
ney Charles S. Whitman. and when
the Board of Aldermen in 1912 be-
gan an inquiry into official corrup-
ton, he was chosen to be its legal
guide.
His prosecution resulted in con-
viction of police officials, and ex-
posed links between organized vice
and the police, as resulC OF which
his recommendations later were in
corporated into law.
For time, he returned to private
practice, but in 1925, Calvin Cool
idge appointed him United States
attorney for this district.
Soon after he resigned his Fed
eral post in 1927. Gov. Alfred f.
Smith appointed him to investigate
a sewer scandal in Queens County.
Ultimately, he obtained a cOnvic-
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E. R. Buckner, s.,
Harding Regime
Prosecutor, Dies
Named U. S. Attorney
By Coolidge in 1925;
Noted Trial Lawyer
BY tie Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Emory
Roy Buckner, So, former United
States attorney whose prosecutions
of scandals in the Harding admin
istration brought him national re-
pute, died yesterday following a
brief illness.
An opponent once said of Mr..
Buckner, regarded as a brilliant,
painstaking trial lawyer, MY friend
Buckner can drive documents four
abreast and make them jump
through hoops"
He was the prosecutor of Thomas
w. Miller, former alien property
custodian, and former Attorney
General Harry M. Daugherty, in
dicted in scandals which grew out
of the Harding administration
Mr.. Buckner was also responsible
for sending Earl Carroll to prison
as result of the showman's notori-
Jus champagne brawl
Born in Pottawatomie County,
Iowa, the son of a Methodist min
lister, Mr.. Buckner was graduated
from Nebraska University in 1904
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r> members OF Edward J. Ross
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of our late brother, HENRY M
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In Mpntnrtant

BAKER, MARY E. Sacred to the mem
DRY of my dear wife and our mother, MARY
E BAKER. who departed this life two
years ago today, March -, 1889.
Not dead to us who lost her,
Not lost, but gone before
She lives with US IN memory
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TANel ANNA. On WOnddyf WaTCh IVT,
xSSlalDp. 1871. ANNA GASS, member OF
%%zN Cooley McCulloush Unit. No; %.
G&zA& American Legion Auxiliary,
@Ailk4E Legion service al 7.30 pm.
4fSk@$ Wednesday, March l., at II
%%MHaET Varnum st. NV.
NeHm~ EUNICE SIVEY.
Secretary.
GOODING, MARY ALICE. On Tuesday,
March II, la41. MARY ALICE COOLING
Of Orange Va, and Washington. D. c., be-
loved wife of the late Walter w. Gooding;
surviving are one, brother; William Powell
GoodinR Conrad T, Gooding, Mrs. J. R.
Smith OF Washington. D. c.. and w. M.
Gooding Of Orange. Va. and host OF
1nE at Purdy's undertaking establishment,
Orange, Va.
Funeral Thursday, March 10. at go
m, from the Baptist Church, Orange, Va.