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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12

segehez, hogy a munkajuktol
megfosztott magyarok vissza-
vetelet kerjek. Harom regi
munkast a bizottsag kozben-
jarasara vissza is vettek, amit
nagybizottsag megk0szont a
gyar vezet6segenek.e
Ebben az esztendoben nep-
szamlalast is rendezett a Macy
bizottsag, meg akartak tudni
pontosan, hogy voltakepen
mennyi magyar lakik Youngs-
townban es videken.
A Magyarnapot ebben az esq
tendoben is megtartotta a
nagybizottsag, ami 232 dollar
Sc centtel gyarapitotta a Macy
bizottsag penztarat.
Szeptember honapban egy
szomoru jelenseggel foglalko-
zott a nagybizottsag. Idosod6
magyarokat seregest6l bocsaj-
tottak ell a gyarak, akik aztan
sehol Sc tudtak t0bbe elhelyez-
kedni. Nemenyi Miklos inditva-
nyara a nagybizottsag ilyen
esetekben a gyarakkal 0ssze-
k0ttetesbe lepett es igyekezett
szegeny embereket ujra mum
kahoz juttatni.
Ujra felszinre keriilt a Ma
gyar Haz epitesenek dolga is,
s6t arrol is targyaltak, hogy a
Kossuth K0r birtokat vegye at
a nagybizottsag, de egyik terv
Sc valosult meg.
1884 - SOK MUNKA
1884 januar 28-an valasztot-
tax meg az Ut tisztikart. Ujra
Habodasz G,lsztav lett az elnok,
Danish Jozsef els6, Brogly Fe-
reno masodik alelnok, Mixich
Gaspar titkar, aki (azonban
nyomban lemondott es ICY az
utana legtobb szavazatot nyert
Gober Janos lett ere az eyre
titkar, Veres Istvan penztar-
nok, Kovacs Miklos es Kalucz-
ky Janos ellenorOk.
Sajnos, munkasok elbocsaj-
tasa tovabb folyt es ICY mar
az ev elso gyilesen is foleg
azzal foglalkoztak, mint lehet-
ne munkahoz juttatni az ell
bocsajtottakat. Ohio allan sze-
natoraihoz, a keriilet congressz-
menjehez fordultak es kertek
hogy szavazataikkal partoljak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12

A nagybizottsag igazan sokat
tett ebben az ugyben, mig SEE
rencsetlen honfitarsunkat XII
szabaditotta es haza is szallit-
tatta.
A Magyar Nap ebben az ev-
ben jol sikeriilt, ATS dol
lar 81 cent j0vedelmet hozott,
Ujra felbukkant az egyik
gyulesen egy radikalis reszr0l
megnyilvanulo ohaj, mely Macy
wharf okozott, de az egyha :
(F0lytGtdS a 14-ik Old1lOn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12
A General
Fireproofing Company
a vildg nainden reszeben
hirdeti YoungstoWnt
sok magyar 'dolgozik a vilag egyik Iegnagyobb
fem irodafelszerelesi vallalatnal

General Fireproofing Company, ITALIAN jobban
mint akarmely mas valalkozas Mahoning es She
mango volgyeben vilagszerte ismerteti Youngstown
Mnden egyes darabon, ami kimegy err6l az par-
teleprol, nemcsak gyari vedjegy GF-el van eIatva
ami gyar nevet jelzi, hanem gyar szekhelye:
Youngstown, Ohio is rata van.
Igaz, hogy vannak mas ipartelepek is ezekben
volgyekben, melyek keszitmenyeikre rateszk a we'd
Jegyet az innen kikeril6 acelcs0vek es eplet acel
tonnaban messze felulhaadja GF gyar altal ter
melt mennyiseget.
J, lx Am eek keszitmenyek, melyeken gyari we'd
jegy rata van, vagy f0ldbe lesznek temetve vagy
epuletbe epitve eS ICY ezeket legfeljebb munkasok
Xix azzal dogoznak, vagy torteneszek latjak maid.
De az kis vedegy, mely mereszen mutatia a
nevet: Youngstown, Ohio, oft van megszam-
lalhatatlan irodaban es k0zepuetben fold mnden
orszagaban es AIT nemcsak mostani generacio olvas
sa de zletvilag es kozeeti ferfiak utanunk kove
kezo generaci6ja is
Koze negyven eve, amikor General Fireproof-
ing Company elhatarozta hpgy fem irodafelszerele
Seket fog gyartani megkapta elso rendeeset Ez
rendeles regi Andrews and Hitchcock Iron Com
panytol erkezett, mey egyke volt tarsasagok-
max, melyekbol mai Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Company Szarmazott. rendees datuma 1902 no
vember 9, szaltas datuma 1908 februar T. Kcsit
hosszu deg tartott akkor egy tuzmentes rat-szek-
reny keszitese, hoott ma minden oraban nagy szan-
NAL kesziilnek Ell azok.
Enek els6 rendeesnek termeszetesen csak tor
tenelmi erteke van de megemlitjuk, inert az es6
tuznentes iratszekreny ma is hasznalatban
Union National Bank Buildingben, Youngstownban
levo rodajaban Ilyen eete azoknak kis vedje-
gyeknek, meyek Szazezerszamra vlag minden re-
szeben hirdetk General Fireproofing Companyt es
annak szekhelyet. OFT az eszaki sarok kereso-
jenek iroasztalan Admiral Byrd vitte oda. 6r1
Observation-Disclosures az AEF rekordjait es iyen-
ben orzik siami kiralyi korona ekszereit is.
Ezeket tenyeket csak azert emituk meg rovi-
den inert ra akartunk mutatni hogy hirdetjuk
Youngstown viag minden reszeben. Mem hallanak
roa es aztan elfelejtk, de latjak mindig es ICY
lekeznek is ARA.
kis valalat General Fireproofng Com
pany vag egyik legnagyobb iroda-butor vallalata-
va fejlodott. tuzmentes iratszekrenyek gyartasan
k1vul melyet ugy fejlesztettunk, hogy kivetees
helye van piacon, gyartunk fem roasztalokat alu-
minimum szekeket mindenfajta irattartokat tiizmen-
tes penzszekrenyeket iratavanyokat acel konyvtari
felszereleseket, laboratoriumi korhazi department
storei, allam megyei es varosi rodak teljes beren
dezeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12

Az utobbi evekben General Fireproofing Com
pany szamtalan els6rangu haj6t, streamlined vonar
tot szeret fel szekekkel Nagyon sok uj modern ven
deglot, szaodat cocktail bart mi lattunk ell General
F1reprofing Aluminurn Seating feszerelessel. Ter
meszetesen mai nagy uzemiinknek igen sok mum
kasra is van sziiksege es nagyszamu munkassagr
kozott sep szammal vannak magyarok is Sokan
hosszu evek 6ta venk yannak es segitettek nekiink
felepiten vallalatunkat vilag egyik vezet6 roda-
felszerelesi vallalatava ~
General Fireproofing Company utols6 kmuta-
tasai szerint kozel szaz magyar vagy magyar szar-
mazasu alkalmazottunk van. Soknak tobb mint
husz, vagy tobb ev megszaktas nelkJli szolgalata
van ennel vallalatnal. T0bben irodankban dolgoz-
max es aktiv reszt vesznek GF Clubokban es mas
organizaciokban se
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12
(F0lytatds c, 12-ik oldalr6l)
ALLAMI CHARTER

az elnOk1 SZekbe, MOlnar LaJOS
aleln0k lesz, Mixich Gaspar It'll
AT, Gagyi Janos penztarnok,
Aatocs 0don es Balasko Gyorgy
szamvizsgalok.
A marcus 15-iki unnepsly
ebben az esztend6ben is szep
sikerrel jart.
1881 aprilis 26-iki gyulesen
jelentik be, hogy az allami
charter megerkezett, ezutan a
nagybizottsag mint bekebele-
zett testiilet fog mik0dni. A
regi tisztikar slemondott, de
azonnal ujra is valasztottak
6ket es a nagybizottsag vagyo-
nat is atveszi a charterezett uj
hagybizottsag.
A Magyar Napot ebben az
evben is megrendeztek, eleg
sep sikerrel.
A nyomor nagyobb lett, eb-
ben az esztend6ben 800 dollart
szavaztak meg a szegenyek
karacsonyi segelyezesere, mely-
hez meg a Pro Hungaria N6k
csoportja 20 dollart adott at,
mint egy kartya estely jo-
vedelnet.
A nagybizottsagnak gondja
volt ARA is, hogy Youngstown
moi szervezetei is igyekezzenek
a szegenyek segitsegere lenni,
kul0n felllivassal fordult ilyen
iranyban moi egyleteinkhez.
1882 - SZOMORU ESZTEND6
1882 januar 30-iki gyilesen
valasztotta meg a nagybizott-
sag III tisztikarat. Ezuttal is
Habodasz Gusztavot kivanta a
t0bbseg e1noknek, alelnok Len
gyel Peter lett, titkar Mixich
Gaspar, eHen6rok Debroszky
Andras Is Kloczky Janos.
Ez az ev ITALIAN legszomorubb
eve. volt az Amerikaban mep-
tciepedett magyarsagnak. A
depresszio egyre tobb es tobb
tisztes csaladot d0nt0tt nyo-
norba es a nagybizottsag is
met megfelelt feladatanak. Sze-
geny alapot letesitett es ameny-
nyire csak modjaban volt, Sc
gitett a sziik0lk0dokOn @
Ebben az evben is megiin-
nepeltek marcus 15-iket es AIT
hataroztak, hogy az unnepely
tiszta j0vedelmet a Los Angelesi
Olympiara erkez6 magyarorsza-
gi atletak koltsegeire forditjak.
A depresszio folytan csekely
volt a j0vedelem, mind0ssze "a
dollar 81 cent.
1932-ben nagyszabasu Ma
gyar Napra keszult a nagybi-
zottsag. A szukseg egyre ma
gyobb lett, a tel el6re vetette
arnyekat es a nagybizottsag
szeretett volna ere anyagilag
is felkesziilni. Sorsjegyek aru-
lasaval kiserleteztek - arany-
penzek voltak a nyeremenyek
= de a>vegs6 eredmeny nagyon
alatta maradt a varakozasok-
nix. A Magyar Nap eredmenye
mind0ssze 169 dollar "a cent
volt.
Oktober hatodikat is megin-
nepeltek, aminek j0vedelme 80
dollar SO centtel gyarapitotta
a penztart.
Okt6ber 25-en ujra gyilest
tartott a nagybizottsag es ujra
a szegenysegbe jutott magyar
csaladok helyzetevel foglalkoz-
tax. Kiil0n0sen Mt. Borshy-Ke-
rekes Gy0rgy mutatott er6sen
ra, hogy dolgos, szorgalmas
emberek jutottak nagyon $40
moru helyzetbe, ahken segite-
T keil es ait inditvanyozta,
y 400 dollart osszon szet a.
szeg6nyek k0z0tt q bizottsagy'
amit ell is fogadtAk
Horvath Antalne inditvanyat
is elfogadtak, hogy a magyar
occ10y,xyoLot k6ri6k fol coo6d
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
University Professor All
For a "Slanguage" Course

sirable-so long as 1t is not over
strained for effect, not homemade,
that is. unintelliglble to everyone
else" Dr. Grimth said.
Urges Judieious Use
He listed such words as drip.
lousy, grind. as desirable
when incorporated in the easy
flow OF colloquial speech"
Particularly, he declared is slang
necessary TO fill void in the Eng.
lish language, which, he said. sis
singularly arid in certain words to
express familiar relationships"
'"Fisnce' is too stiff and formal:
boy friend and girl friend too
colloquial," he said. Sweetheart
is too strong and almost any other
expression than the current slang
one is too expressive or stilted.
Slang nils needed gap in the Ian
suage. The oyer-precise, over
nice speaker is to be abhored quite
as much as the person whose
speech is incomprehensible with
slang the professor declared.
But he warned that slang should
be used as any other condiment
is used-sparingly but judiciously."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Mellencamps
Here ~ Years

"Ypsilanti is already reaping a
splendid benefit in trade due TO
the coming OF the worlds greatest
bonn Der plant The large army OF
workers comprising the personnel
are a fine type OF American clti-
zens. At the zenith when the plant
plant is turning out bombers, the
effect OF that payroll on the COM
munity will be tremendous" de-
clared Mr.. Mellencamp.
The Mellencamp store is one OF
Ypsilantrs leading mercantile in.
situations. The interior is nicely
arranged II draws trade from
wide area and is rated high by hun
dreds OF patrons.
Mr. Mellencamp has been in this
location ~ years. The sales force
Is composed OF six efficient asso-
ciates. Mr.. Mellencamp is for
mer president and director OF the
Board OF Commerce, a member OF
/ the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, the
Masonic order and active in the
J Congregational Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21

PITTSBURGH, Pa-CP-You're
cooking with gas" when you call
a drip drip, and. what is more.
you are contributing toward q fresh
err and liveIer language. a Du-
quesne University English profess
sor advises.
The newly-found defender OF
"slanguage". DR.. Martin I. j. Crit
nth, professor OF English and dean
OF the College Of Arts and Sciences
at Duquesne University. believes
that it's great fun 10 call a drip
a drip
slang DR.. Griffith said. rep
resents continuous attempt upon
the part Of normal people every
where to freshen and liven the
living speech
He explained there is a weakness
in language which makes common
words, especially when oyerused,
weak and ineffective. To freshen
up our speech. therefore, we must
lapse into slang, he said.
Beware Of Cant"
Slang is justified on another
score he added English is par.
ticularly a fluid tongue. and We
constantly seek euphemisms 10
express more elegantly words which
represent the facts OF life
But the educator and authority
on "jabber-Wacky" cautioned lin
gusts to distinguish between slang
the solid stuff-and cant"
which Is merely the jargon OF a
special profession, trade or occu-
patton.
The specialized terms used by a
pilot, gangster. newspaperman. or
sarageman would, he pointed out,
not qualify as the real thing"
Slang is permissible-indeed de
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Choice Citrus Orchard
Given To Mexican Heads

McALLEN, TeK.-UP-some Of
the Lower Rio Grande Valleys
most choice types of citrus trees
soon will be growing in the gar
dens OF the country homes OF Pres
ident Manuel Avila Camacho of
Mexieon his secretary for foreign
affairs, Ezequiel Padilla. and his
secretary OF interior. Gen. Aleman.
Major Lloyd NJ. Bentsen OF the
Texas Defense Guard. a promin-
ont valley citrus developer. pro-
Wded Is red blush grapefruit
trees. 25 Hamlin orange trees and
90 Valencia orange trees for the
Mexican republic leaders.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Under New
Management

Thomas skentzos and Nick Hor.
mavos purchased the Ypsi Lunch
from John Atsslas in December,
coming here from Ann Arbor
where they were I'm the restau-
rant business They We're orig
inally from Detroit. Mr. Skent-
.zos and Nj. Hormayos make their
homes in Ypsilanti and have en-
joyed meeting many new friends
and customers since they have
been in business. They feel that
the bomber plant viii benefit bust
ness places and residents in Ypsi-
lanti The lpsi Lunch serves only
the best food and the travelling
public will find It a good place to
stop.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Gaudy's Has
Fine Record

George Gaudy. dean OF Ypsilanti
business men, opened his first
store. a bakery. in 1855 and since
that time his name has been asso-
ciated With fine foods. His first
business site was on .urou Il.
Later he moved 10 Michigan Ave.
and eventually TO the present To-
cation at "a n. Washington st.
Mr.. Gsudys sou. Harold. took
over the management OF the store
In 1918 and continued ntil his
death in l94l. since that time Mrs
Harold Gaudy has most credltably
supervised the store.
The store Is nationally known
for its bittersweeL made from a
special recipe.
Home cooked meals are served
at Gaudys. with a variety OF yege-
tables always available.
Personnel OF the store extend TO
the bomber plant workers and
other new residents In the city. a
warm welcome and an invitation
TO visit the store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Chapman Here
Twenty Years

Chapman service station, locat-
Ell At II \. Adams 81. has been I'm
operation over twenty years, hay-
ing been started in March. 1921.
Whep Mr. Chapman first started
business. it was in an old frame
residence, which he altered. In
1928 the present building was
erected.
The station IS completely equip
ped for seryicing automobiles.
Mr.. Chapman lives at 1924 Pearl
St. is married and has four chill
dren in Roosevelt School.
He congratulates officials of the
Willow Run Plant and welcomes
all new residents coming TO Ypsi-
lanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
TEENS REPAIR STREET

PORTLAND. ore.-UP- There
we're some bad holes on northeast
Mason ST. in Portland, but instead
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
FOUNDING GETS A BIRTHDAY

SAN JOSE. Cal.-UP-Superior
Judge John d. Foley presented
Miss Nieyes Sierra, IS. with a birth
day, II Is July rs. As baby. she
was found deserted. Jose and
Conception Sierra took her in and
since then have given her every.
thing except a birthday. All con
cerned decided July IS would do
nicely. and the Judge made II legal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
LEARN FIRE Fl7HTINo

Los ANGELES. Cal.-UP-Cali-
fornia farmers have undertaken TO
protect themselves from fire in
case OF sabotage. bombing at
tacks, or disasters. The bomb
ing program calls for the train
ing OF 10000 farmers, who will
be organized into 1000 compan-
les Of 10 members. Each squad OF
fire fighters will protect so farms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
RECESS PUPILS FOR HARVEST

BJRLtTGTON. Nt.-rP-Public
tchoJi siudert may have an add
iional vacation this spring because
Or Tie current H boz shortage. Off
oiala announced tHat Ella So. will be
recessed 70. an who prefer 10 work
ID TIE maple sugar orcha .ds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
SUGAR SHORTAGE STOPS TEAS

FORT ERIE. Ont.-UP-The war
has affected church teas 10 this
Canadian border village. The Cen.
trai Avenue Nomens Missionary
Society decided that. owing 10 sugar
and food restrictions Il VIII dlscon-
iinue teas fo- the Duration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
SONG BRINGS NAVY THANKS

PORTLAND, Ore.-UP-- Floyd
Osgood. who back In 1905 wrote 4
poem condemning the Japs, has
just received a letter of thanks"
from the q. S. Navy for a war song
entitled Triumph OF Right.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Beer Cooler
Gives Service

The Seer Cooler. owned by
A. q. Clark and Norman ASH, has
been in business in Ypsilanti a
year featuring driyein and dellv-
cry service. The firm has ex.
banded since opening a year ago
Now refrigera'ors have been In.
stalled and new lines added.
Frank Cobb assists Mr. Ash in
the management Of the store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
HOW IT'S DOME

A 500 pound bomb dropped from
plane flying 200 miles an hour
az an altitude OF 10000 feet will
hit the earth a mile and a guar.
ter ahead OF the spot over which
Il IL raleased
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21

OF asking the city or county for aid.
the property owners did the work
themselves. approximately IS
turned out for the one-day Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Calls Trio together

question Harrison decided get
the vi'f. husband and crandno'her together
'Dd YOU have policy the lie NJ grnndchnd"'
why answered promptly and
srPhsucaIlv.
This concluded The and Sheriff Harrison took his
leave.
Back IN office Immediately tho sheriff
~ Ouaohta County LOUISIANA which Monroe located and
requested officer inquire financial back
ground Of Mrs Sullivan
While waiting for this report Harrison again contacted all
the companies and this inquired II they had
written policy The Hay child with Mrs. Ronnie Sullivan
beneficiary.
This lte Of investigation brought quick results The
MdCorfnc0t Insurance Company of Oklahoma dispatched
representative 4. ~ hrucr IT Reno and be told Sheriff
Harrison revealing
"One Ben WcSer.a" began MID Continent
sold graduated life policy life
90 Mrs Rounie sullivan last April"
Immediately s,,cr TINS revelation came the report from Tho
police Monroe Mrs S.Nans husband appeared tho
host az health until last fharf Whom suddenly taken N
with Thor
noTtgagod home and $500 worth Jeff 10 tho
widow who had other Finally. 'ho Honroc sheriff
added the significant information Mis- Sullivan had been
before married.
The evidence tho police however Slfhrcrt
% convince tho jury tHa' Granny dHboca' cIunr-
selfish old who Ct hesitate go murder
preserve her home Src found guilty. and sentenced lo
prison for life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
He Still Wins

Mrs NvlCnnc Smith n Nc
Cook Nch, has an answer 10
that letter Listen
I'VE have been married eight
years, have no children. Why
shouldn't my hush and he
drafted" For that matter, why
shouldn't men with children he
drafted? II this war Is being
fought to keep our freedom.
then who could profit more by II
than the man with children
III \ FATHER HELPS WIN
THE WAR. EVEN THOUGH
HE LOSE HIS LIFE, HE STILL
WINS.
Gle has "A personal interest in
the next generation. The mar
ricd man without children and
the single ulcn have nothing per
sonal 10 gain In the next genera
ton. The single men who lose
their lives will simply have given
them 10 make this country a
decent place for some other
mans wife and children 10
live In.
These unmarried men had to
Law aside their hopes and plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

II ann not unpatriotic. asserts
Bob Austen Jr. of St1udiSh,
Mich. "but I believe a mans
first responsibility j. his family.
your question has hit me
dead center. Almost three wears
ago, about tho time oar FrcSi-
dent stated that not an Amcri-
can mothers son would set foot
on foreign soil. married the
IoNclic>t girl i'm the world. ! WAS
h oWCrc 4 with the familiar
'raI2hcrrics' hN nearly every sin
Clc fellow who knew me. Came
the draft Half the single men
either got married ~ fast their
heads whirlcd, or sat back and
Sobhed.
"IF AN NEEDED. 7 WILL
60 WILLINGLY, But
WORLD LIKE TO NOW
WHY POOLRO CARD
SHARKS AND DRJ GSTORE
COWBOYS ARE NEEDED At
HOME MORE THAN MAR
RIED MIN. WHO WILL BIZ
BEST OF AIIIIED To
NIGHTEN THE HOL T.
DIRTY MESS OF WHEN
WE'RE FINISED?
God gave the whole world to
mankind. but hc gave one woman
tn ono man. " two people must
tight over something that ~
already theirs 10 share mutually,
~ be ~. hut my first rcspunSi-
biIity - my own personal cher
iNhcd possession.
- bclic,c " moro time were
spent in chewing the Lord =
wishes. To- establish homes and
families and spread His good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Body Of Child Is Exhumed

The patient silent suffering Of Richard Hay made an ndebe
impression officers ] bred hm
the and establish
all had been committed The most
direct would be eXhumc the chldS body and let the
determine Clara Jean had died by fair or foul
required the of the mother and accordingly
brought Sheriff Harrison 10 the Hay home
The following day-Thursday June 23-the body was dis
inferred the Taylor Rogers state chemist
Oklahoma City 100 miles the Three days elapsed before
report arrived FL Reno, and when II did It
thoroughly justified the Of Judge Thompson Attorney
Robertson Sheriff Harrison The findings revealed that Clara
Jean Hays body contained Of Of arsenic the pound
O flesh,
To keep the investigation as secret as possible Sheriff
Harrison personally conducted OF the Hay neghhorhood
for days he questioned orekepe delivery boys and neigh
bors before he received any information OF value sympathetic
friendly housewife Mrs G. A. Richards told HIM that Granny
Sullivan Hays mother acConaey called
her
"She talk Louisiana" Mrs. Richards
declared.
sullivan accordingly all broken the death
~ her grandhid and tried TO console her hest could She
worried. she told daughter and
collecting habN's Insurance"
Why did Mrs sullivan Of when there apparently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Eleanor LcMastcrs. a YOUNG
vito of Rockaway Park, ". T.
speaks her piece
"NS q mother Of two Young
children II may sound selfish on
my part to SAY that married men
with dependents should not be
induCtcd into the armed forces.
However. since there are other
members of the family now ser, 81
Ing, I feel free To- speak.
In tho first place, tho HNcr-
age married man does not make
good soldier material and -