davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28

Half century of fighting to end child labor has not
brought complete victory great progress has been made
but harsh exploitation of children for profit still exists
Startling evidence of this has been revealed recently in
New York
Four hundred seventy-two children of 10 years of age
80 of them under 5worked up to 10 hours day
ast picking beans and berries on 100 commercial
ms in Erie County, special report issued by New
ork State Industrial Commissioner Frieda S. Miller
at may appa citizens of good labor standards state
like New York." Commissioner Miller said, to know that
there is still much child labor here this spot study
would Indicate Commercial agriculture with the excep-
street trades the serious child labor prob
lem in the state
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28

Such child labor arises out of the practice by COM
mercal fruit and truck farmers of hiring whole families
to harvest the usually moving the people out to labor
for the purpose They prefer families with large
numbers of children because there hands to pick
the light fruits and vegetables Since the mothers have
with whom to leave small children the latter go along
and account for the number found working in the fields
The Labor Department is not opposed to young peo-
pie of proper age and under proper conditions digging in
the dirt for hire" explains Miss Miller but 8year Ods
Olng in the hot for 10 hours day is certainly not
conserving man power for future industry
The study made by the division of inspection to
document under state authority, conditions generally
known to social workers in Buffalo.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28

labor camp but hired workers who live the community
In which the farm was located in nearby town. The
proprietor transported these workers daily.
AS for safety and sanitation in the camps there are
no New York state regulations for farm labor camps
There are however rules applicable labor camps con-
nected with factories These provide minimum standards
for decent quarters and sanitary during most av
orabe season of the Had the factory camp
Piled inspectors would have issued orders correct
violations.
The bad conditions found exist cenered around the
nterminging of in small rooms Inadequate non
existent provisions for washing and bathing unsantary
toilet facilities without proper provision for privacy or
hygenic disposal of waste materials
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
Ballot Box Wins
Over Picket Lines

More than ever in the past,
the ballot box is taking the
place of the picket line in
labOr's fight for recognition,
the National Labor Relations
Board revealed this week.
In the past three months,
over 785 collective bargain
ing elections have been held,
twice as many as in any
previous quarter. This trend,
board spOkesmen said, indi-
Gates hard-shelled employers
are now more willing to ac-
f, cept the verdict of the poll
ing booth.
In the 785 elections, over
83 per cent of the votes were
cast for unions, and the A.
F. of l.. and c. |. o. shared
about an equal number of
victories.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
HARSH EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN NOT ENDED

The survey covered 3670 workers-employed mainly
farms in North Collins and Brant-of whom 2156
So per cent under 18 years of age Almost of
the children had working permit.
Most of these workers have their homes in Buffalo
vicinity and during the picking brought to lab
camps operated in connection with the farms Eighty
eight such with 1926 occupants inspected and
many found to be in poor condition
Workers transported from camp to field and
back daily in the proprietors truck-usualy open
and often of ancient vintage In many the propre
tor did not carry insurance the vehicle although
transportation found to represent probably the great
est hazard to which the workers exposed.
In few instances the proprietor did not maintain a
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
Taylor Lodge
No. us

Taylor Lodge, No. IT'S, is
brotherhood of railway engineers,
one of the older organizations in
Newark.
C. w. Whitmoore, 168 East
Church street is president of the
local, and H. L. Koiser, A Pop
lar avenue is vice president. A.
Laird, 80 Spring street, CORES
ponding secretary; j. F. Straud,
is recording SECRETARY and treas
urer.
Trustees of the organization
are A. E. Fiecoat, c. w. Altmy-
er and ]. R. Forbes.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
Newark Lodge No
463, Machinists

Newark Lodge No. 463, Inter-
national Association of Machin-
lists, has today a large roster of
members who originally went in
to the organization when the
lodges charter was written in
1916, 23 years ago.
Members of the lodge are en-
ployed as maintenance workers
and die makers at the Newark
Stove company, Owens Corning
Fiberglas corporation, and the
Pharis Tire and Rubber COM
pany. A ladies auxiliary func-
tions in conjunction with the un-
ion.
President of the organization
is Frank J. Dunn, 40 Wildwood
avenue; William Thompson, 778
Highland avenue, is vice presi-
dent; Edward Moran, 359 Cen
trail avenue, financial secretary;
E. B. Pratt, 275 Woods avenue,
recording secretary; George
Hainsworth, 295 Belle Vista av-
enue, treasurer. Trustees are
Charles Strohacker, Ill North
Fifth street; Ray Van Voorhis,
% North Eleventh street, and
Geo. Emblem, Route /, Alexan-
dria.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
Experts" Make
Joke of Tax Laws

Congress permits experts" to
write our tax laws. In many
instances, these gentlemen are
looking forward to the day when
they will draw fat fees from
wealthy clients. So they insert
"jokers" here and there which
will enable their prospective
clients, and other rich men and
women, to "gyp" Uncle Sam.
Here's an example:
George F. Baker, of the First
National Bank of New York, had
a fortune of about 100000.
Before he died, he distributed"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-28
SAVE DEMOCRACY AT HOME

The European millions are
fighting each other for bare sur
vival. We have more complex
battles to fight. We must fight
against social and economic in
ertia. The Americans can avoid
the fate of Europe for a thous-
and years to come only as they
now bend their energies to the
perfection of a constructive way
of life.-Howard Pierce Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Mr.. Roosevelt
Sees4 Years
OF Emergency
International New, Service Wire

WASHINGTON, June 6.--Presi-
dent Roosevelt today warned the
nation II faces four years OF war
time emergency in urging Con-
greSS 10 authorize speedily the -.
Lawrence Waterway-power prof.
eel. estimated 10 cost the limited
States S2S5. 000. 600
Asserting in a special message
10 Congress that 1--WE cannot az
ford 10 make any more mistakes
in Understanding need for addi-
tional power. the President said:
II am advised that we can
build the 81. Lawrence project
i'm four years. Under emergency
pressure 10 may he completed In
less time. l should like 10 agree
with the people who say that
the countrys danger will he
over sooner than that. But the
course of world events gives no
such assurance; and we have no
right 10 take chances with the
national safety"
Legislation approving the prof.
ect 10 be constructed jointly with
Canada is now before Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

thority. more than half is ear
marked for the air force.
Besides air corps expenditures
Beside air corps expenditures
quantities Of tanks. guns and am
Taking a leaf from the defense
of Britain the war department in
cluded S45, 100000 10 buy and
maintain 5000 barrage balloons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
IS BILLION PROGRAM

It brings the total cost OF the
defense program as now laid out
to more than $43, 900, 900. 900. in
the $1,000, 900, 900, lease
lend fund.
With House leaders predicting
no opposition to the
outlay. Chairman Sny-
der CD of Pennsylvania, of the
war subcommittee, formally in
troduced the measure with a plea
for its speedy passage and warn
ing that this country must be
ready before it is too late"
A vote was expected today after
brief debate, with plans already
drawn to rush it to the Senate for
speedy action.
$4,000 PLANES
All details on the number and
types of planes TO be built were
deleted by the House appropria-
tons committee before publishing
details Of its hearings, but il was
that defense leaders are
steadily toward President
Roosevelt's goal of a 50,000-plane
air force.
William S. Knudsen. director
general of the Office of Production
was revealed TO have
told the committee:
mo one on Gods earth has
ever attempted to mako this
many airplanes a month except
the United States"
His statement came in the face
Of testimony by undersecretary of
War Patterson that Germany's
present capacity OF 5000 planes a
month will shortly be stepped up
to a maximum of 5000 through
use of facilities in conquered coun-
tries.
Out Of the $685., 500. 492 in cash
and 1888. 145, 1895 in contract au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
infectious Dandruff
more than I out of 10
IMPROVED /" i 1I:H

sucha delightful. easy. stimulating
treatment Just douse Listerine Anti
septic on the scalp, morning and night,
and follow with vigorous and persis-
tent massage.
Listerine. the same germicide which
has been famous for more than so years
as an antiseptic gargle, kills millions
Of germs on scalp and hair. includ-
ing Pityrosporum Ovale recognized by
outstanding specialists as a causa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
RFCVOted
Billion for
Arms Aid

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Con-
gress today sent to the White
House bill increasing the Recon
Finance Corporations
borrowing and lending power by
81, 500. 900, 900, to be used in con-
struction of defense plants and
operation Of war materials COR
porations.
Under the measure, finally ap-
proved by the House, the RFC can
finance American companies to
take over Nazi-controlled airplane
factories in South America. The
RFC is authorized to sell to the
public its own securities to raise
the money.
Expansion Of the steel industry
to provide an additional 10000, 600
tons of ingots annually as soon as
possible is a new goal set by the
office of Production Management.
TO CURTAn SHEET STEEL
Foreshadowing a drastic cut in
production Of automobiles, me-
chanical refrigerators and similar
products, the OPM announced II
will curtail production OF sheet
and strip steel to devote rolling
mill capacity TO making plates for
ships, railway cars and other de-
Tense needs, including armored
cars.
The OPM's plan to expand steel
capacity will push the total over
the 100,000,000-ton mark. with
capacity by the end of this year
expected TO reach 81 100000 tons.
The Defense Plant Corporation
announced plans for ST, 100000
expansion of bomber assembly
plant facilities at Wichita, Kan,
under lease agreement with the
Boeing Airplane Company of
Seattle, Wash.
1t was estimated that S12,131 l.
272 will be used for acquisition of
additional land and new buildings,
with the remaining $3.50, 728
going for machinery, equipment
and tools.
The war department announced
selection of Minden. La, for loca-
ton of a $29,000,000 shell loading
plant TO employ $3.50 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Ohio Ballot Bars Reds

COLUMBUS. O.. June 6.-QNS)
Gov. John w. Bricker today
signed an act which will bar from
the ballot in Ohio any political
party which believes in or seeks
the overthrow of the present form
OF government by force. Sponsors
of the measure said il was aimed
at the Communist Party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
$4,000 Planes,
Z Million Men,
Congress Goal
BY PHILIP g. REED
ntI News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 6. - The
House, determined that democracy
dwarf Axis military might regard
less of cost, today moved swiftly
to approve a $4,000. 100000 war
department program to build the
worlds mightiest air fleet and
fully equip an army Of 1000, 900
soldiers.
The vast sum, largest appropri-
alton bill ever brought before Con-
gress in peacetime and second
largest in history. was reported
by the House appro-
priations committee with the
solemn warning it Is likely to
prove too small for the arTny's
needs in the coming fiscal year
that begins July
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

for coastal and metropolitan de-
Tense.
Tanks, aunored and combat
cars along with all other necessary
mechanical equipment for six
armored divisions are also pro-
vided with broal provision
granting Gen. George &. Marshall,
chief of staff, authority TO step up
the number as soon as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Marine Leaeuers Due

Several hundred members of tho
Marine Corps League arc expected
tomorrow for the first state con-
vention of The organization IN
Hotel Fort Shelby. {. j. Cunning
ham OF Albany. y. Y. national
commanhant. VIII attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

year term on The board or trustees
of George w ashington Uni
verSity. Hoover obtained his law
degree at G. w. in 1916. a masters
degree in 1917. and was awarded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Reflect J. Edgar Hoover

WASHINGTON, June 6.-GNS)
j. Edgar Hoover, chief of the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation,
was reelected TODAY To q three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

tive agent OF infectious-type dandruff.
out Of spsv I0l
This germ-killing action, we believe.
helps to explain why, In clinical test.
76To OF dandruff sufferers II out Of
every loi - showed either complies
disappearance Of or marked improve
ment in the symptoms Of dandruf
within q month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

an honorary doctor of laws degree
in 1888.
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

Az egyik forma a meg eddig
meg mem ad6zott fogyasztasi
aruk bevonasa az adozas ko-
rebe. A mask forma a fel-
fokozott adozasa bizonyos aruk
max, amelyek ugyan eddig ado
zas ala estek, de ezutan sok-
kal er6sebben lesznek adokkal
megterhelve a sziikseglet fede-
zese erdekeben.
Az aruk, amelyek eddigele
mem kerultek adozas ala, ko-
rulbelul a k0vetkez6k: kiil0n-
fele ekszerek, arany Is eziist
orak es zseb6rak, vagy karkotd
6rak, operai es tabori lat
csovek, fenykepez6 gepek, Is
sport cikkek. Mem keriilnek
ad6zas ala azon ekszerszeru
targyak, amelyeket vallasos
szolgalatra hasznalnak. Ado.
mentesek maradtak azok q
tolt6 tollak, amelyek arany
vagy mas nemes femb6l valt
diszt mem tartalmaznak. Eze.
ket az arukat mind tiz szaza.
lekos forgalmi ado terheli most
mar, arnit luxus ado neven is.
meriink.
Ugyancsak tiz szazalekos
ado terheh a sz6rmeket es ru.
hakat, amelyeket sz6rmevel di.
|szitenek. Ado ala esnek a sze.
|pit6szerek, k0zttk az illatsze.
rex, ak es arcfestekek, altala.
ban mindens olyan seer, amit
|szepitesre haszn&lnak Ellenben
Ead6mentes maradt a szappan
|a fogtisztit6szer es a szAjvi.
Izek. ~
Sokkal sulyosabb mindezek.
mel q fenyiizesi dolgoknAl az
hogy ad6zas ala esnek bizonyos
k0zszolga teljesitmenyek is
Drag&bbak lesznek a vasutI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
(Tolytatasl

Hiszen jobbat mem kivanhatott vol
ma maganak, minthogy azonnal utazhas-
son, mig Matyi egeszen belle mem fasul a
kllon elesbe. Es mem is sejtette, hogy Jim
nagy szivesseget annak kosz0nheti, inert
szabadulni akar t6le.
Ilyen furcsa az elet Mem egy ember
k0szonheti sorsa jobbra fordulasat annak,
hogy - utban volt, mig mast azert titnek
el boldogulasatol, inert sziikseg van ra.
Ha Maggie meg szerette volna Valyt ra
merte volna bizni olykor Tomyt, teljes
erejevel lebeszelte volna arrol hogy Batyus
utAn menjen. Icy allvan a dolog, Valy
egv pillanatot Sc akart vesziteni KesZiil6
l6d0tt, ami gyorsan ment, hisz RATA
valojanal mem igen volt egyebe. sietve
6lelte meg Maggiet, aki komolyan intette:
Ezentul viselie jol magat es kiildje
meg Jimnek a penzt.
valy mar diihbe Sc borult leckezte
tesert mint maskor . faradt volt.
S vonaton, mig zug6 fejet kocsi
sarkaba tamasztotta, ARA gondolt, hogy
a zardaban, meg Hosszufaluban mennyire
unta az egy helyben val6 ~tespedest". Pc
dig mekkora boldogsag volt az mostani
hanyodasahoz- -vet6desehez kepest!
Matewan allomasara erkezve, vas
uti szemelyzett6l kerdez6sk0d0tt Mr.. Char
ley Strothers farmia utan.
Ket oranyira van ide =. ha j6l
kilep! - vilagositotta fel mosolyogva a
k0ver portas
- Ha jol kilepek! - kesergett maga-
ban Valy Hiszen csak birnek . de
mikor ugy fajnak terdeim meg most is.
Pedig ha mem erem el farmot ket ora
alatt, leszall az alkonyat mi lesz velem?
Miutan minden aggodalma dacara Sc
tehetett egyebet, nekivagott a gyalog!as-
max es feltette magaban, hogy felkerezke-
dix az elso kocsira melyet megpillant,
mint ahogy az ohazaban parasztemberek
t6l sokszor latta. De mem volt szerencseje.
Sok kocsi jott vele szembe, de abba az
iranyba, amelybe 8 lepegetett, egy Sc ha-
ladt. Mar a1aposan elfaradt, mikor vegre
egy deszkakkal megrakott seeker z0rg0tt
utana Megallt, kiaban kocsisnak.
- No, mi kell? - kiabalt az ra.
- Wgyen magaval - listen aida
meg.
- Van ezeInek a gebeknek maya nell
kill is eleg terhiik - es tovabb zor-
g0tt seeker.
Icy jart egy mask, hordokat szalito
kocsissal is. De az alkonyatt6l val6 fele-
lem megis ARA kenyszeritette, hogy to,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

halo, repul6gep es autobusz
jegyek, illetve megmarad az
eredeti aruk, csak ad6t kell fl
zetni egyben utanuk. Kivetelt
csak a Communication jegyek
es bizonyos mas vasuti es auto
busz jegyek kepviselnek.
Vannak ezenkiviil meg mas
adok is, amelyek ewes jelle-
giek.
Evi 10 dollart kell fizetni
minden labdajatsz6 gep utan
es SO dollart olyan gepek utan,
ametyek nyereszhedesre van
max beallitva. A kuglipalyak
es billiard asztalokra egyen-
kent 10 dollar lesz az vi evi
ado. Meg sulyosabb az, hogy
minden hasznAlatban lev6 auto
mobil utan S dollar vi sz0vet-
segi ado fizetend6 evente, ha-
j6kra pedig, aszerint, hogy mi
lyen nagy a hosszusaguk, 0t
dollArt6l ketszaz dollarig megy
az ado.
Is az italokat Sc kimeltek
Borokra es palinkanemuekre
eddig is lenyeges volt az ado,
de most meg nagyobb lett, ami
az italok arat maris lenyege-
sen megdragitotta.
Eddig a p&linkanemtiek utan
gallononkent harom dollar volt
az ado, amt most negy dol
lara emeltek. A Dor ad6ja gal
lononkent q bor erejet6l fig
g6leg 6 es 80 cent k0z0tt nnoz-
gott, ezentul pelig 8 Is IS cent
koz6tt fog ez az ado mozog11i.
Jaj tehat azoknak, akik sok
szeszes italt fogyasztanak. Dra-
gabban fizetik maid meg az
elvezetet.
Ez a kartyasoknak is s0tet
lett az eguk. A jatekkartyak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
EGY JUBILEUMI EMLEKK0NYvR0L

Negyven evvel ezelott jelent
meg els6izben az Amerikai Ma
gyar Reformatusok Lapja es
EFT egy 400 oldalas jubileumi
emlekk0nyv kiadasaval Time
petite meg. 0sszekapcsoltak EFT
azzal, hogy 0tven evvel ezel6tt
inditottak meg a reformatus
egyhaz szervezesi munkat az
amerikai magyarok k0zott,
megemlekeztek arr6l, hogy t0b-
be-kevesbbe $50 esztendeje an
max, amikor Karoli Gaspar a
Bibliat magyar nyelvre fordi-
totta es kiadta es ezekiel az
esemenyekkel kapcso olatosan
foglaltak k0nyvbe az amerikai
magyar esemenyeknek azokat
a reszleteit, amelyek az anne
rikai Evangelical and Refor-
med Church eletevel kapcso-
latosak. Ebbe a vallasi intez-
menybe van ugyanis bekapcso-
l6dva az amerikai magyar re-
formatussagnak az a csoportja,
amelyet a jubilal6 hetilap KEEP
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

visel ma mar negyven hosszu
esztend6 ota.
A jubilalo egyhazi csoport
doyen-je, Mt. DR.. Kalassay San
dor, ma a ligoneri aggmen-
hazi felugyel6 foglalta 0ssze
teljes alapossaggal es igen er-
dekesen a multi nevezetesebb
esemenyeit. Mint valami szep
almot, ugy olvassuk Greg Ka-
lassay Sander batyank irasa-
b6l, hogy Juranyi Gustav volt
az els6 amerikai magyar refor-
matus lelkesz, aki 1890 okt6-
Der 12-en tartotta az els6 ma
gyar nyelvu istentiszteletet
Cleveland varosaban. Akkor
meg a nemeteke volt a temp
lom, amely ma a west cleve-
landi magyar reformatus temp
lom. Par h6nappal kes6bb er-
kezett es Pittsburghban kezdte
meg munkajat Mt. Kovacs ia
nos az 1891-ik esztend6 jllnius
hawaiian. Negy evve1 kes6bb
j0tt Amerikaba Mt. Harsanyi
Sander, maid 1899-ben q ma is
'el6 erdemes Ha1nborszky Gyula
Is 1900 augustus 15-en indult
utjara a Reformatusok Lapj&-
max els6 szama. go
Ezer Is egy erdekes reszletre
ter ki a terjedelmes emlek-
,k0nyv, amelyet Fi6k Albert
pittsburgh nyomdaja izleses
.formaban adott XII Is amelynek
ara nagysaga dacara mind0ssze
.masfel dollar. A kiadasb6l ere
dc 0sszes hasznot a kiadast tel
jesit6 Reformatusok Lapja fej-
leszt@sre fogjak forditani
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
A DRlGULAS MAR NAGYoN EREzHET0

max, akik elore es nagy meny-
nyisegben vasaroltak mindent,
amt kaptak es arnire zsebuk-
Dol tellett. Igazuk volt, inert
oktober els6 napja ota eek a
cikkek erezhet6en dragabb ara
kat ertek ell, bar lenyegesen
kisebb volt az aremelkedes
azon kereskedelmi cikkenel,
amelyeknel az ad6t els6sorban
a termel6 gyaros viseli, tovab-
ba a nagykeresked6k Is a sect
osztast vegz6 vallalatok. Eek
termeszetesen alland6an azza]
pr6balkoztak, hogy a reajuk
zudulo vi terheket a kis ke-
reskedelem utjan a fogyasztd
kozonsegre haritsak at.
Az esztend6 folyaman (a2
allan iizleti esztendejet ert-
ve) a kormanyzatnak mintegy
harom es fel ezer milli6 dol
larral van t0bbre sziiksege es
ennek az eddigi tervek szerint
legaiabb egy negyedet ahar-
jak vi es k0zvetien belf0ldi
ad6kbd megszerezni. Ami eb-
b6t nem jon be, AIT a resz-
venytarsasagi ad6k megn0vele,
seb6l, kiil0nfele haszon ad6k-
b6l, egyeni j0vedelmi ad6kb6l
Is a birtokokra kivetett ad6k-
Dol akarjak fedezni.
Mindezeket az vi ad6kat q
nemzeti vedelem fokoz6dt
aranyai es ennelfogva igenye1
tettek sztksegess9.
A most bevezetesre keriilt
vagy meg csak ezutan beve-
zetend6 ad6k kets formal 81
t0ttek.:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

ad6jat IL centr6l 13 emeltek
fel. 6g
Is ICY sorolhato fel ez to-
vabb minden vonalon. Mem
hagytak h semmit, amib6l
ad6t lehet kipreselni. A hires
magyar ad6csavar6 Wekerle
Sander csak szereny kezd6 volt
ahhoz kepest, amit az amerikai
lelemenyesseg talalt h. VI
gasztalasul pedig csak ennyit
mondanak:
- Lesz ez meg roszabbul is,
ha a haboru sokaig tart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

A takargatas, a szepitgetes
mar mem hasznal semmit.
Csak onmagunkat amitjuk, ha
AIT mcndjus. hogy mi meg
mem erezziik haboru nyo-
masat.
Oktober elseje ota a TO-
gyasztok ujabb aremelkedese-
ket eszlelnek a piacon, inert
hiszen f6leg az elelmiszerek-
mel, de mas arr,xnal is, egesz
csom6 holmi keriil sokkal tobb
penzbe, mint az el6z6 eszten-
d6kben. Es meg kell a'lapi-
tani, hogy ennek az ujahb dra-
gulasnak a belf0ldi ad6k az
okai, amelyeket egyre fokozot-
babb mertekben kell viselntink
az Egyesiilt Allamokban.
Sok tekintetben a fogyaszt6
k6g0nseg is hibas. September
Htols6 napjaiban nagy va
rusokban, de sok helyen a XII
Ssebb telepeken is, a fogyaszt6
ki5z0nseg egyszeriien NEGRO
hanta a kis skereskedeseket
hogy sajat 1aikasukon felrakta-
frozzanak a j6v6re bizonyos aru
'cilkeket, amelyek vi ad6k ala
estek. /, /.
\ AIT jelentett6k az aruhazak
6 q keresked6k, hogy ez a ro-
ham szinte karacsonyi vasar
jeIeget mutatott. Sz6rmeket,
sekszereket, italokat, sport elk
lreket es csodalatoskeppen gyu
s3kt olyan tomegesen vasaroltak
~ emberek, hogy sok helyen
~ 1zletek csaknem teljesen XII
1ogytak az arub6l.
\ Is ITALIAN igazuk Is volt azok-