davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Nemecky a italsky posudek c
presidentovS reGi.

V Berl1ne recnici a nadikto-
vany fisk zufive napadli presi-
denta F. D. Roosevelta "a jeho
rec, pronesenou v den lodstva,
o nfz pravf, re pTibl1zila Spoje-
ne Staty valce. President a ie-
no radci byli prfsne kritisovani
a pf1kfe odsuzovani.
Hamburger Fremdenblatt ma
zval rec "poslednim krokem k
nevyhlasene valce prot Nemec
ku a jeho spojenc1m" a z in
formovanych nacistickych kru-
hi bylo receno, re 'sby rec vzbu
dila velky sm1ch, kdyby nebylo
faktem, re politika presidenta
Roosevelta mGze m1ti nejsmut-
nejsf dGsledky."
Fremdenblatt naval presi-
denta "demagogem S vyhrnu-
tymi rukavy" a dodal, re Ame-
rika je zem1, kde Sc hraje po-
ker, "pfi nemz clovek potrebu-
je notnou davku blafovan1."
Rec nevzbudila v Nemecku
strachu a je "1zasnym nepo-
chopenfm moralni silly Nemec-
ka."
Dienst aus Deutschland, ma
cisticka tiskova sluzba, urcena
pro zahranici, svadf vinu ma
presidentovy radce "a "podiv-
ne idee a falsifikace nemecke-
no stanoviska."
Virginia Gayda, vrchnf ma
diktovany redaktor, naval pre-
sidentGv projev o pomoci Cine,
"ostentativn1 vyzvou", S kterou
Japonsko pojedna. Pravil:
"Tento fakt byl IMAM, ale
nikdy nebyl tax jasne vyslo-
ven." Dodal, re japonska Via
da a lid Sc postaraj1. ably ITO
no vyvodili spravne dGsledky
Gayda pravil dale, re Roose-
veltIv rozkaz americkym va
lecnym lodfm, ably stfflely ma
videnou, je "brutalne jasny".
Dodal, re "Rooseveltova valec-
ma politika vynoruje Sc z po-
kry~tectv1."
Fasisticti pozorovatele soudi
re presidentova rec je krokem,
pomocl nehoz ma byti doc1lena
schvalenf presidentova progra-
mu kongresu. Jeho zprava
O nacistickem planu ma zruseni
nabozenstv1 ma pry ten dcel, a.
by byla pfekonana katolicka O.
posice k jeho programu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
MsIa jazyk jake mec.

Guido Immarino, 24lety man
Eel Markedly (pokud neotev
rela stavidla) v Clevelandu
byl obzalovan z 1toku a zbitf
Mladf Tide jsou rok zenatf a W
81 vyrizuj1 domac1 z~alezitost
pred soudem.
Muz Sc omlouval, re jej re.
ma uvadela svym jazykem v
zoufalstvf, nalehala ma neho,
poucovala no a vnucovala mu
JENNIE zpdsoby, jak ma pitt ka-
WI, jak 81 vazat kravatu. jak
kartacovat vlasy, nalehala ma
neho,aby Sc vykoupal vzdy pod
sprchou kdyz pride z prace,
nez zasedne unaveny Ike stolu,
jak Sc modne oblekati jake
SEEK a vGbec lila jake princez-
ma v domneni,ze pracujfcf muz
ma byt Clarkem Gablem.
"Kdyz mne ale vnucovala
svGj vkus, jak 81 mann cesat via
sy - toho uz jsem mel tax dost
S seknul jsem il pc hube", pra-
vii manzel. Soudce odkazal
pTipad probatnfmu department
tn do 90. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Malicka osada Dude NIT
milionovy zavod.

Poole zpravy z Washington.
D.. c.. spolecnost Hercules Pow
dem Co., obdrzela cd depart
mentu valky povolenf, re maze
81 vybudovati svij zavod ma
kladem Sos, 5000, 900 v Merri.
mac, Wis.
Nynf obyvatele male osady
o 234 duslch Sc starajf, co Sc
stane, nebot osada nema zad-
neho zaflzeni ma umisteni mno-
ha tislcd stavebnich delnikd a
ma ubytovan1 stalych zamest-
nancr zavodu.
,Merrimac ma pouze diva OBJ
chodnf kramy, diva kostely, dive
kovarny, jeden- feznicky OBJ
chod, diva hostince, holirnu $
jednou zidli a skolu sc 65 "a
ky. Um1sten1 tax obrovskeho
zavodu u takove male osady
znamena, re v brzke dobe MI
re WRIST ma mesto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Rekord vylamcvani "korny"
" Illinoisu.

Floyd Wise z okresu LaSalle
zvltezil pfi 10. vyrocn1m stat
MIN zavodu V haskovan1 kuku-
rice.
Ia 80 minut. povolenych k
soutezi, Wise vylamal 50.96
busle kukuricnych klas1, cfmz
zaroven doc1lil noveho rekor-
du. Dosavadnf rekord 1883
busle, ktery v loni docflil Ecus
Waugh, pTekonal o 5.53 busle.
Krone toho pada ma vahu, re
championat dobyl "a nejnepri-
zniv6js1ch podm1nek V historic
techto soutezi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Neni divu.

Kdyz Steve Migala v Chica-
gu vlezl nejen do CHI postele,
tax ami sc nepamatuje jak z nj
vylezl, coz nen1 S podivenfm,
kdyz priznava, re jej pTftel po-
castoval dvaceti sklenicemi r1z
nych drink1 a pTfcina oslavy.
byla, re Migala dostal ozname-
nj, ably Sc dostavil k odvodnf
komisi, ponevadz Dude poslan
do tabora.
Soudci Tekl, re bydli v elsie
2012 Iowa ulice a pamatuje sc
jen, re pill a co Sc dale delo, ne
vi. Ale "a to to vedela 22leta
Stephanie Niewarowska, ktera
dodala, re sc casne rano pro-
budila a spatrila v posteli mu-
re a pTi tom Sc trochu zacerve-
nala. Rodice svedcili, re dee
ra vbehla rano do jich loznice
a kficela, re v jej1 posteli lei
nejaky muz.
Soudce Sc tazal, co spac v po-
steli delal a jak Sc choval, Cd
povedela d1vka, re slime chra-
pal a byl jen We spodn1m pra-
die a pri tom Sc dfvka zacerve-
nala jest9 vic. Ma to soudce
spustil ma Migalu, CO v loznici
delal, ale ten jen bezradne kr-
Gil rameny a pravil, re Sc ash
spletl a myslel, re jest u sveho
pf1tele, ktery bydlf vedle Me
warowskych. Rozsudek odlo-
zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Dopravni aeroplan znicen.

Ctrnact osob bylo usmrceno
kdyz dopravn1 aeroplan spoiled
nosti Northwest Airlines byl
nucen pristati V prerii v Mime
sote "a tiny, vjel do rokle a byl
zachvacen plameny. Jediny
pilot Clarence Bates z Minnea-
polls vyvazl zivotem ale byl
tax rozcilen, re nemohl udati.
CO Sc stale.
Nikdo nebyl sv6dkem nestle
st1, ale 1fedn1ci letecke spoiled
nosti a policie Sc shodujf v ra-
hledu, re pilot objevil nejakou
poruchu an ~aeroplanu a, ably
predesel nest6stf, rozhodl Sc k
pfistanf ma prerii. Nasledkem
panuj1c1 tiny nebylo mono vi
deti rokli asi so stop sirokou a
25 stop hlubokou, jez tahne Sc
V Sire rovne planin6, a do nj
vjel.
Jediny, jenz Sc zachranil z
aeroplanu, jenz pri narazu ma
prudky svah byl zachvacen pla
meny, bud uniknul zachran-
nym vchodem nebo byl vyho-
zen prudkym narazem z tro-
SEX. Cele ctyTi hodiny trvalo,
neil zachranna ceta mohla Wy
tahnouti osm upalenych mrtvol
z trosek. Tela vsech byla tax
opalena, re pouze jedna mrt-
VIOLA mohla byti ztotoznena, v
n1z byl poznan E. A. King,
predseda Dakota Tractor and
Equipment Co. z Fargo, N. D..
Uredn1ci letecke spolecnosti
jsou V pOchybnostech, IDA pi-
lot byl nucen nasledkem neja-
Ike poruchy pTistati nebo IDA
Sc domn1val, re jest to letiste
We Fargo, jez jest pouze 3 mile
vZdaleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Mayor LaGuardia sokolem.

Tel. Jed. Sokol v New Yorku
odevzdala mu diplom cestneho
clenstvf. Mayor Sc vyslovil po-
chvalne o sokolske vychove.
Mayor LaGuardia pTijal We
sve 1Tadovne ma mestske rad
nici delegaci Telocvicne Jedno-
ty Sokol v New Yorku, ktera
mu odevzdala diplom cestneho
clenstvf Jednoty, jez je jedna
z nejstars1ch We Spojenych Sta
tech a Dude slavit pfistl rok Is.
vyroc1 sveho zalozen1.
Mayora oslovil j. Stransky v
zastoupen1 starosty a v PROBE
WI poukazal ma dlouholetou
cinnost Sokola v zajmu zvyseni
1rovne verejneho zdravf. New
yorska Jednota Sc NIUE i po-
chlubiti nejakymi vynikajfc1mi
sportovci, a vycvicila nescetne
mnozstvi ukaznenych, zdra-
vych a sportovne uvedomelych
jednotlivcd.
TO ma neSmlrny VyZnam pra-
We v teto dobe, kdy Sc pTipra-
vuje rozsahly program obcan-
ske obrany. Pan Stransky da-
lie upozornil mayora, re mezi
mestskymi zamestnanci je vel
mi mnoho byvalych Sokol1, {
jejichz vyspelosti dusevnf a fly.
sickle sc NIUE mayor snadnc
presvedcit.
Odevzdavaje diplom cestn6.
no clenstv1 p. Stransky pozva.
mayora ma nejblizsi sokolskou
akademii. ably mohl ma vlastn.
oci sc pTesv6dcit O sokolske cir
nosti, ktera prave v teto dobe
je tax d1lezita a v%yznamna.
Mayor LaGuardia neskryva.
sve poteseni mad cestnym Glen.
stv1m newyorskeho Sokola. Re.
kl,ze 81 hluboce vaz1 teto pocty
ponevadz je mu dobTe znamt
sokolska cinnost a CO Sokol zns
menal i znamena pro ceskoslo.
vensky narod. Zrovna tax ia.
ko Sokolove NELL rozhodny Willy
ma znicen1 reakcnf rakousko.
uherske rise, tax dnesnf Soko
nesporne prispeje k zniceni o.
bludneho hitlerismu.
V delegaci byli: 81. Mildred
Kralova v krasnem uhersko.
hradistskem kroji a panove
]. Stransky, Jan Hybl, E. JeTa.
bek, A. Kalabza, VIM. Wesley
Jos. Gregor, V. Haste. Delega.
ci provazel take csl. generaln:
konsul p. Karel Hudec. PTftom.
nj byli take zastupci nasehe
m1stn1ho krajanskeho tisku.
Krasny, ma pergamenu ume.
lecky p~rovedeny diplom cest
neho clenstvf byl opatfen las.
kavost1 p. A. Kalabzy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Malek 81 zoufal.

Pred ctyrmi mesici pTijel Is
lety Julius Malek z Elevath,
Mimi, do Chicago, ably navste-
voval Loyola universitu a uby-
toval Sc u bratra Stanleye.
Kdyz nyni prisel bratr rano z
prace, nasel Juliuse S podTeza-
nym krkem mrtveho. PodTezal
Sc velkym kuchynskym nozem
a zanechal dopis, We kterem
pravf, Re nechce delat rodine
hanbu, ale dale nepodal vysvet
leni. Zoufalec ma diva bratry
a sestru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Krajan pred soudem pro
zraneni manzelky.

Pred soudcem Ellison v Bea-
trice, Nebraska, melo byt ko-
nano porotnf lfcenf v prfpadu
farmare Elmera Pribyla z Bar
neston, obzalovaneho z 1toku
ma manzelku, ale obzalovany
uciinl formalnl pTiznanf, take
porota byla rozpustena. Utok
byl spachan FL. dubna, kdy Pr
byl ma manzelku vystrelil z pu-
Sky, ale nezpdsobil il vazne
zranenf. Pc nepTedlozenem CT
nu uprchl a nasledujfcf den byl
dopaden blize Oketo, Kansas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Trefil ma to.

Pan Houdek Sc rozhodl "a
nadseneho souhlasu svych pTa-
tel, re udela sve PAM pTednas-
ku o tom, jak Sc ma setfit. Ia
nejaky cas- Sc no ptali jestli il
skutecne vsechno Tekl tax, jak
sliboval.
"Nu ovsem!"
"A jaky je vysledek t6 vasf
prednasky O setrenf?" ptali Sc.
"PFestal jsem kouTit."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
zarlivy farmaf odsouzen.

Porota okresu Fayette We
statu Illinois pc rozvazovani
dvou hodin uznala vinnym Nea
la CahOOna. 62 leta stareho
farmafe, z 1toku Sc smrtelnou
Zbranl.
Cahoon byl obzalovan, re
pfinutil tri muze pod vyhrIz-
kou, re je z~astrelf, ably pode-
psali pfiznani, re NELL intimni
pomer S jeho zenou, Fl let sta
rou. Soudce odlozil rozsudek
az pc skoncen1 soudu, pred kite
rym zodpov1da Sc Cahoon, re
pfipoutaval svou mladou zenu
fetezem k posteli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Z Washington.

OOSOOO 4AOS4
vych hrnc1 a panvf, venova-
nych v cervnu soukromn1ky, je
poole hlaseni ufadu OPM ma
ceste do tav1cich peel, z nichz
vyjde We forme %surOviny ma W.
zbrojeni demokracie.
Poole dasavadnich odhadI
Sc soudi, re nedavna sb1rka po-
skytla nadobf, vazfci asi A.
100000 liber, z nichz Dude mo-
Emo ziskati asi 10, 5000 liber
hlinfku ma vyrobu vsech alumni
niovych castf pro $500 bojo-
vych letadel.
Re sebraneho kovu pripada
ma kazdou rodinu We Spoj. Sta
tech skoro p1l libry. Nejvice
Sc sebralo v Rhode Islande, kds
kazda rodina venovala primer
ne IL libry. Tato statistika
nenf vSak jeste uplna, protoze
zasilky z nekterych kraft Sc
ponekud opozdily nasledkem
nedostatku transportacnich
prostTedkG.
We Washingtonskych kru
zfch, ktere netrpelive cekajf ma
dals1 detaily o potopen1 torpe-
doborce Reuben Jamese, a hla-
vne seznam zachranenych Gle
ny posadky, Sc roznesly poves-
tt, re jedna nebo dive nemecke
ponorky byly jiz potopeny a
merickymi valecnymi lodemi.
Snad O zivot pTislo 95 muzG.
As zachraneno pri potopen1
Reuben James.
UTednf potvrzen1 techto zprav
je vyloucene, protoze zasadou
Department. namoTnictva .je
neohlasovat zniceni nemec-
kych ~piratskych lodi. Ale po-
sledn1ch "a hodin Sc We Wash
ingtone ~rozneslo, re to byl tor
pedoborec Greer, kteremu Sc
podaTilo potopit ponorku, KITE
ra no napadla. NamoTnici z
posadky tvrdf totiz, re pc spu-
stenf hlubinovych pun videli
ma hladine trosky z ponorky.
" prvnich dvou letech
druhe sv6tov6 valky vydal A
mericky Cerveny XIII skoro so
milion1 dollarG ma zm1rnen1 u
trpenf We valcfc1ch zem1ch. Pre-
sna cfslice, udavana 80. cervna
1941, byla S47,087,052; V nj je
tez zahrnuto vice nezli $685.
100000 "a zasoby, ktere "a
koupily federalnf ufady pro
rozdeleni prostrednictvim Ger
veneho KT1ze.
Ash polovina z celeho vyda-
nj = $25,34O,35 So = byla "a
slana do Angle.
= CLIO oznamil, re byla "a
hajena kampan, jejfmz 1celem
je organisovati vice nez million
delnfkG, zamestnanych We fe-
deralnf sluzbe.
CLIO odhaduje, re cd zahaje-
nj VyrODy Ma ODfanu pOcet Vlad
mich zamestnancG vzrostl ma
1,250,O00 a tax federalnf VIA
da stala sc nejvetsf zamestna-
vatelkou We Spojenych Statech.
V oficieln1m projevu CIO Sc
prav1, re "kampan Dude vede-
ma takovym zpusobem, ably byl
podporovan program obrany
zeme v kazdem zpGsobu."
= Department valky ozna-
mil, re rata nestestf pTi vycvi-
ku novych pilotG je ponekud
vetsf, nicmene pro vojensk6 le-
tectvf jake celek, pocitajic v to
vycvik, z1stala rata nezmene-
ma. Ia poslednf diva tydny "a
hynulo asi 40 armadn1ch letcG.
Ztraty pri vycviku vsak pres to
Jsou mensf nez bylo pGvodne O.
cekavano.
DosfaI odSkodne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Potrestani pro znesveceni
americke vlajky.

V New Yorku Guy w. Pick
ing a jeho zena, pravnfci z Bal
timore, byli usvedceni, re zne-
svetili americkou vlajku tim,
re namalovali il ma automobil
iimz oznamovali cestovn1 in
Soudce odsoudil oba,
ale rozsudky suspendoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
Knsz z Omahy zransn.

Rev. Anthony Huber, as, z
Omaha, Nebr., katolicky knee,
sc naleza v nemocnici bratr1
AlexianI. Utrpel asi proraze-
nj lebky, zlomenf nekolika ze-
Der a ramene. kdyz taxovka, v
nfz jel, sc srazila s nakladnim
autem ma Wrightwood ave,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
ORDINANCE NO. 1922

An ordinance providing that the amounts
becoming due and payable under a one
year contract to be entered into by the
City Of Hamilton, Ohio, for the pur-
chase Of transformers, electric meters
and incandescent light bulbs, to-wit:
from January /, 1912, to December 81,
1942, in the Department Of Public Utili-
ties, Bureau of Electricity, of the City
Of Hamilton, Ohio, during the ensuing
fiscal year Of 1912 shall be included in
the final appropriating measure for
such ensuing fiscal year 1912 as fixed
charge to be appropriated from the
electric department revenues Of the
City Of Hamilton, Ohio.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio:
SECTION L. That in order to provide
funds to meet the obligations of one
year contract for the purchase of trans
formers, electric meters and incandeScent
light bulbs, to-wit, from January !, 942
to December 81, 1912, in the Department
of Public Utilities Bureau of Electricity,
of the City Of Hamilton, Ohio, which will
become payable during the ensuing year
of 1912, there shall be included in the
annual appropriating measure for such
ensuing fiscal year an amount sufficient
to meet the obligations of such contract
which will become payable during the
ensuing fiscal year 1912, covered by such
contract, which amount shall be appro-
priated from the electric department rev.
enues of the City of Hamilton, Ohio, and
included in the annual appropriating
measure as fixed charge during such
fiscal year of 1912.
SECTION II: That the Director of FL
nance is hereby authorized to draw his
warrant upon the treasury of the City
of Hamilton, Ohio, for the amount to be
appropriated In the fiscal year 1912, in
accordance with the provisions of the
charter of the City of Hamilton, Ohio.
SECTION III: This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force and ef-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
ORDINANCE NO. 1929

Authorizing and directing the citv m.n
ager to advertise for bids and fo CO..
tract for transformers, electric ,,,a+or.
ano incandescent light bulbs in the
Oepartment OF Public Utilities, Burean
oa Electr1city of the City of Hamilton.
Ohlo, Tor period of one year, to-wit /.
1942. o.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of
the city Of Hamilton, Ohio:
SECTION 1: That the CITY Manager is
hereby authorized and directed to NE
pare specifications, advertise for hids aoa
contract in the manner provided hv 10 ~,
ana ordinances of the City Of Hamilton
ONO, Tor transformers, electric maters
ana lncandescent light bulbs in tba Da1
partment of Public Utilities. Bureau o4
E!ectr1c1ty for a period Of one wear ~
81, 1912. - Deoeihper
SECTION H. That the money naoes-
sary Tor the payment Of the cost ana
expense thereof be and the same is
hereby appropriated out Of moneys an9
propriated or to be appropriated for said
purpose. 1 ~ sai1
SECTION III: This ordinance shan
take effect and be in full force and af
feet from and after the earliest narind
allowed by the charter of the CITY of
Passed: December 3, 1941.
LEO J. WELSH Mayor
Attest: ADELE EDMONDS.
- City Clerk.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
After-War Unemployment
To Be Studied By Group

Albany, N. Y. (ILNS). - Governor
Lehman has named committee to
study the responsibility of government
and industry in absorbing the unem-
ployed when the defense program is
completed. Public works and research
on new products are among the meas
ures to be considered.
"We have learned from past expert
ence that we cannot leav, things to
work themselves out if we are to es-
cape disaster" Governor Lehman said.
"The state and national governments
must take a leading part in co-ordinat-
ing efforts in order to provide pro-
gram for employment in the post
defense period"
Thomas J. Lyons, president Of the
State Federation Of Labor, is mem
Der of the new committee.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
HELP CUT ACCIDENTS!

With the traffic toll this year run
ming II per cent ahead of last year,
the National Safety Council is rally
ing public officials, safety leaders and
individuals, as well as 130 national or
ganizations already enlisted in the
Emergency Safety Campaign, for a
last-ditch fight to cut deaths during
the hazardous holiday season.
December normally is the deadliest
month of the year on the highways,
with more darkness, bad weather, slip
perry pavements and the rush and con-
viviality of the season contributing to
an upsurge in accidents. So the safety
council is urging driving courtesy and
the utmost care by every driver to pre-
vent accidents during the month.
Accidents have increased so sharply
this year that President Roosevelt be-
came alarmed at the drain on the ma
tons manpower, time and money, and
issued proclamation calling upon the
council to organize an intensified acci-
dent prevention drive in the interests
of national defense.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
DON'T KILL
THE GOOSE
(From Editor and Publisher)

(From Editor and Publisher)
Taxpayers at long last are awaken
ing to the troubles that will be theirs
beginning next March Is, when first
payments will come due under the new
revenue law. The aim of the law is
unquestionably laudable-the preven-
tion of initiation by taking up in taxa
tion the excess income that results
from the increase in total production
and the lack of goods for consumer
use. The defect in the line of logic
is that most of the taxpayers upon
whom the new load will fall have no
excess of income, and even now are
suffering from the rise in prices of
necessities.
These people are not at all happy
over the prospect of new taxes both
on gross and net income. They are
not happy at the prospect of losing
business that represents the exertions
and ambitions of lifetime, if they
are employers. They are not happy,
if they are employees, at the prospect
of being forced into idleness because
their employer cannot get materials
with which to keep their hands busy.
1t is fine and patriotic to think of all
raw materials in terms of national de-
fense, but at the same time it must be
remembered that such thinking is 60
ing to reduce thousands of families to
overty-which produces no taxes.
This problem requires much more
thought than it has received, and that
thought ought to be applied before
any new taxation is levied. There
isn't any point in taxing for defense,
if the process is going to destroy any
part of our national industry, for the
worst enemy we have could accomplish
no more with the most terrible weapons
that he could devise.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
HOBBS ALIEN BILL
KILLED BY HOUSE

Washington, D. C. (ILNS). - The
Hobbs alien detention bill, which was
opposed by organized labor and va
rious organizations concerned with the
defense of civil liberties, has been
killed by the House. The vote was re-
ported as 167 to 141. The measure
would have empowered the Depart
ment of Justice to detain aliens who
cannot be deported under present war
conditions.
Representative John A. Meyer of
Maryland, told the House that the
Hobbs bill would circumvent the Bill
of Rights and "eat like a cancer at
the vitals of our democracy"
Sponsored by Representative Hobbs
of Alabama, the measure would have
authorized the Justice Department S
immigration and Naturalization Serv-
ice to exercise wide control over aliens.
1t would have had authority to retain
criminal aliens for life, hold deport-
able aliens up to $50 days and require
them to submit to physical and mental
examinations at any time.
It would also have excluded aliens
trying to enter the country to work
in behalf of a foreign government or
foreign-controlled organization unless
the department ruled that it's activ-
tiles would not be deleterious to the
country's interest.
The measure, approved earlier this
year by the House Judiciary Commit
tee, was similar to bill pigeonholed
two years ago by the Senate after it
won House approval.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
SPORTSMEN TO ELECT
OFFICERS ON DEC. 26

Nomination of officers was made at
a meeting of the Butler County Sports
mems Club last week in the Fenmont.
Officers will be elected December 26.
The candidates are: president, Rob-
ert Stoeckel and William Gleason;
president, Hogan Motzer and Will
liam Harris; secretary, Elmer Burg
and Otto Smith; treasurer, Harry En-
erick and Charles Johnson; sergeant
alarms, William Brown, Henry Sick,
and John Cearley, and executive COM
mittee, Clarence Hazlett, Herman
Mount, and William Trester.
Members voted to apply to the Ohio
Division of Conservation to liberate
Hungarian partridge in Butler County.
Hunting regulations were discussed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
DAIRY COMPANY PAYS
$16,449 IN BACK WAGES

Washington, D. C.-The Wage and
Hour Division of the Department of
Labor announced that "back wages to
the extent of $16,449.74 due under the
Federal Wage and Hour Law have
been paid to 1872 Pet Dairy Products
Company employees in Tennessee,
North Carolina, Virginia, and West
Virginia" The payment followed in
spection of the company's payrolls by
representatives of the Wage and Hour
Division.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-12-12
USHA ACTS TO AID
SMALL FACTORIES

Washington, d. C. (ILNS).-Small
manufacturers are favored in the pur-
chase of building materials used in
public housing projects in a recommen-
dation issued by the United States
Housing Authority.
Contractors building USHA projects
have been urged in USHA letter "to
cooperate in distributing as much
work as possible to small manufac-
turers." Local housing authorities
have been asked to use their influence
in seeing that small manufacturers
get particular attention.
"In full cooperation with national
policy to spread the work and speed
up deliveries" said Nathan Straus,
USHA administrator, "this USHA
action will enable small but important
plants to continue operations and to
keep workmen employed. Also, it is
hoped to speed construction of homes
many of them for defense workers
by getting earlier deliveries from
small manufacturers than would be
possible from large plants already
swamped with defense work"
Mainly affected by the USHA policy
will be small-scale manufacturers of
brick, tile, millwork, small metal
parts, and similar building materials
These materials are being used in
1868 USHA low-rent homes and
16,058 USHA defense homes under
construction. An additional AZ, ,163 low
rent homes are on the drawing boards
slated to go into construction in the
next few months.