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The union times., 1946-08-24
Executive Body Raps Congress For Not Acting
Southern Organizing Cam paign Gains Momentum
 As 100000 Join

CHICAGO.-The AFL Ex- ecutive Council demanded a sweeping congressional house cleaning in the fall elections and set the political machinery of the Federation in high gear to put it into effect.
 As the first step the Council ordered that full information on the voting records of each mem Der of Congress seeking re-elec- tion be prepared at National AFL Headquarters and placed in the hands of all AFL members "so that they can elect the friends of labor and defeat its enemies. !"
 The Council followed this up by urging that local unions, State Fed erations of Labor, and city central bodies appoint special campaign committees to see to it that the qualified voters among the z mill lion AFL members and their friends register and vote in the Congress sional elections this year.
 The AFL leaders emphasized that the Federation will continue to follow its nonpartisan political policy and not ally itself with any political party.
 Underscoring the national emergen- cies brought about by the failures of the last Congress, the Executive Coun- cil listed these specific points:
 Wages and Hours in
 l. That millions of American work CTS have been condemned to substan- dard living conditions because a few members of Congress blocked passage of bill to raise minimum wage rates from 40 to 65 cents an hour
 2 That millions of returning war veterans and workers have no oppor- tunity or hope of obtaining decent homes for themselves and their fami- lies because Congress failed to enact the Wagner-Ellender-Taft Bill, pro- viding for a long-range housing pro- gram.
 A report on the AFL's drive in the South was filed by George L. Cooge, director. It showed a mem- bership increase below the Mason Dixon line at 100000 since the start of the drive. Also, over 800 new employers have been signed up under agreements, 80 per cent of them without the need of elec- tions, the report declared.
 Tt is particularly encouraging" President William Green said, "that in four out of five cases, management is willing to bargain with our unions without showing bitter resistance or forcing us to employ the machinery of the National Labor Relations Act" Green added that the Federation and its affiliates now have 497 fu1l-time or ganizers in the South, besides many part-time volunteers, and he asserted that the gains so far indicate Eve will successfully attain our goal of organizing a million new members within a year"
 Particularly big gains have been made in Dixie by the Teamsters and AFL Textile Workers, Green said.
 Gains in Textiles
 In another statement, the AFL chieftain said he ''doubted the wis., dom'' of another nationI labor management conference, such as has been urged by the CIO and a group of prominent economists. Failure of similar conference last year makes another one unwise now, Green contended. 'sWe prefer to work out understandings with employers through collective bar gaining free from government in- terventiOn," he added.
The union times., 1946-08-24
Conn. Employees Receive $17S,OOO

Over $178,0OO in back pay was paid by 132 Connecticut employers to 5,48O employees during the first half of l946, for violation of minimum wage laws, the U. s. Department of La Dor reports.
 In addition, over $53,OOO was paid by employers in the New England area in $10-yer-day assessments for each day of work performed by chi1- dren employed in violation of the Pub lie Contracts Act.
The union times., 1946-08-24
Stamford Council Elects F. Jones

The Stamford Building and Con- struction Trades Council has an nounced the election of Francis Jones Local 5O1 of the Electrical Workers as president
 Also, Vice-President, Ray Corners Teamsters; Secretary Treasurer Louis H. Hardvall, Carpenters; Ser. geant-at-Arms, Nick Tarziax, Labor and Trustees Fred Walker, Joseph Santagata and Frank Gallagher were sent into office.
 Listen to the AFL broadcast on Station WABC every Saturday al 5 :45 PM.
The union times., 1946-08-24
Washington AFL To Buy Its Own Radio Station

SEATTLE-FP)-In a drive to combat anti-labor radio propaganda, delegates to the recent convention of the Washington State Federation of Labor instructed their officials to buy their own radio station.
The union times., 1946-08-24
Labor Wants No Part Of Compton
And So Notifies GOP-Council Group To Meet With Blue Cross Officials On Liberalizing Plan-Backs
 City Employees On Wage Increase

If Ranuf Compton the Republican Party's nominee for Representative from the Third Congressional District organ successful efforts of years ago will insignificant by
The union times., 1946-08-24

It's time to ''dig in''! The fox holes of union security are Union Labels, Shop Cards, and Service Buttons.
The union times., 1946-08-24
BUYERS DEMAND OPA
BUYERS DEMAND OPA
 Decontrols Open Gates

As the Price Decontro Board prepared ring the imitation display American still reelng der the impact of series of increases announced by OPA
The union times., 1946-08-24

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07

vasi je porusenih in pozganih.
Razbure SO bile dvakrat pozga-
ne in stric Spentan ustreljen do
ma, SO ga ubili Nernci.
"catez je cisto unicen. Tam je
bilo naenkrat IS mrtvih, lezijo
v skupnem grobu. Pokradli so
nam vse, tako da nimamo mic,
ne "a obleei in ne "a obuti. Raw
notako zivino in praSice so nam
we'll. Sedaj nimamo mesa in ne
masti. Da bi vsaj imeli saharin
"a kavo, ker sladkorja ze itak nj.
Tudi nimano mleka, Sc "a otro-
Ike ga nj, tako da smo res ubogi
revezi. &c mi boste kai odpisali,
prosim Vas lepo, &c morete, vsaj
en- par saharinov prilozite, da
bi imela "a kavo. Vem, da vi
bolj tezko to iscete, pa Viktorju
recite in maj ga k Yam prinese.
Sal bi mu pisal, pa ne vem "a
naslov.
"Koliko mora clovek prestati
in Sc pomanjkanje trpeti. vi te-
ga ne morete verjeti, &c ne vi
dite te grozote. v nekaterih kra-
jih SO Nemci postavili v vrsto po
rs. po so in tudi 100 Slovencev.
da cello Sc vec. zvezanimi 70.
kami in jih postrelili. Sc potem.
ko SO bill ustreljeni. 50 Jim pa
Sc glave razbili in obleko raztr-
gall ma njih. nalozili ma tovorni
avtomobil kot drva. da je tekla
njih kri kot voda in odpeljali.
Nekatere so pa ma lieu mesta po.
kopali, toda zrtve so 81 morale
preje same jamo izkopati. Pc.
tenn so jih zmetali ma en- kup po
80. Tako 50 delali Italijani in ia.
ko domobranci. I'll so bill nasi
placanci cd Nemcev in Italia.
nov, to so bill hudici v cloveSki
podobi. I'll so pobili ma tisoce
svojih lastnih bratov, da cello
sin oceta in brat brata so pobi'
jail. Sal Sc ne dajo popisati gro
zote, XII smo jih morali presta
iati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07
Bolnisnica "a tuberkulozne v SlOveniji

da bi potem izdala nekaksno po-
trdila sorodnikom prispevate-
ljev, da bi isto ineli "a izkazi-
10 v slucaju, da bi rabbi to ali
katero drugo bolnisnico, kar bi
bolj pospesilo rabo bolnisnic v
slucaju potrebe. Vsi vemo, ka-
ko Sc ljudje bojijo bolnisnice in
kako so Sc nasi kmetje vedno
skusali zdraviti donna. Niti k
zdravniku jih nj bio mogoce
spraviti, dokler nj bila zadnja
sila.
Moja zamisel je tudi, da bi to
kampanjo vodila organizacija
kot je SANS in pobirala pri-
spevke po cell Ameriki, vstevsi
Kanado. Ko boste citali ia do
pis, premislite dobro in izrazi-
te tudi vi svoja priporocila. Nj
kar ne odlasajmo, ker slovenski
narod je potreben moralne in
materijalne podpore. Hitra mo-
ralna pomoc tudi blagodejno
vpliva ma nervozne zivce, po-
sebno Sc sedaj, ko 81 mora ma
rod vse iznova zgraditi. Ako ia
ideja prodre in Sc uresnici, 81
bono ameriski Slovenci posta-
viii v starem kraju spomenik,
kateri DO prical, da je v Ame-
riki Sc nekaj rojakov, kateri Gu
tijo narodno, kljub temu da so
tukaj re 20 do SO let in deli.
H koncu tega dopisa maj Sc
dodam, da podruznica stew. 48
SANS in Progressive Slovenke,
krozek 1. in 7. Sc vedno pobira-
jo obleko, cevlje, hrano ali kar-
koll innate, kot tudi prispevke v
gotovini. Nasa postojanka je
spravila skupaj v tekoci kam-
panji priblizno dive toni obleke
in hrane "a pomoc start domo-
vini. Zato je Sc vedno cas-, da
prinesete vas priSpeVek. NaSa
postojanka Sc nahaja ma 1866
Calcutta Ave., in je odprta vsa-
ko sredo in soboto zvecer cd Z.
do 9. ure.
S tovariskim pozdravom m
vsem, XII cutijo slovensko,
J. F. Terbizan,
predsednik podruz.
nice st. 48 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07
PISMA IL STARECA kRAJA

Dam Ii vedeti, draga sestra,
da smo zgubili tudi gospodarja.
Sedaj smo sami ostali, nevesta
in stirje otroci. Joze, starejsi sin,
star IL let, je umrl v decembru
leta 1943; Frame pa 19. januarja
1914. Tako smo zgubili oba '
enem mesecu casa.
Prilozeno je tudi pismo sorod.
nice Marie Umek, XII Sc glasi:
'Dragi sorodniki! Sedaj JAZZ
kot nevesta, zelim tudi nekaj
napisati. Najprvo Sc Vam zahva-
linn "a Vas spomin ma naso hiso.
Nesrecna sem radi vojske in sem
vdova. Imela sem diva sina pri
partizanih. Eden Sc je ze vrnil
domov, drugi pa Sc ne. Joza, sta
rejSega sina, starega 18 let, nj
sem videla re dive lett. Bog mu
je ohranil zivlenje in je nepo'
kvarjen. Bill je v strasnih bor'
bah. Cd njegovega bataljona SO
bill vsi padli.
"Dosti Lokovcev je pablo. Ia
sedaj Vam ne vem stevila. Dam
Yam vedeti, da nasa vas nj mic
pozgana, razen enc hise. Tukaj
je sedaj velika draginja. Mi ho
dino obleceni skoraj samo v vo
iaskih oblekah, nj mogoce mic
kupiti.
"Jaz imam sestro in brata v
Clevelandu, Pepco Juretova, axe
jo poznate. Prosim Vas, ako do
bite to pismo in &c veste zanjo
dajte jo pozdraviti in il povej
te, da brat Mace in njegova zens
Karolina sta tudi umrla. Ostalc
je osem sirot donna.
"Sedaj koncam mole slabo pi
SAME. Drugic kaj vec. Iskrene
pozdrave in posebno zahvalo va
ma.
80 Maria Umek"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07

"Jaz sem bill YES cas- "a pazni.
ka ma postajaliscu Medno ma Go.
renjskem, kjer sem Sc. Umrli so:
zlaipahov Miha, Vahtar, Ven.
clev oce, Lovzilov Joze, @Zalna
matt. Posledice vojne so bile tn.
di tri smrtne zrtve Martini
vasi. Neki zivGni bolnik bezi, da
Sc skrije pred Nemci, skoci v
vodnjak in Sc utopi. zivcno boil.
|nih ljudi, kar je posledica vojne,
imamo zelo veliko.
"ce boste odpisali, Vam, dru'
gic Sc popisem o nasem stirilet.
nam vojnem casu. Koneno Vas
in Victoria prav lepo pozdrav
lava, sin
'Stanko Markovic in zena
Justi'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07

Mrs. Josephine skabar, 92O
Herrick Rd., Cleveland, O., je
prejela pismo cd svoje sestre il
Lokev pri Trstu, v katerem po-
|roca, da je izgubila moza. Umr-
10 je tudi veG drugih sorodnikov.
Pismo je slede6e vsebine:
Lokev pri Trstu, Is. nov. AS
:"Draga sestra!
"Dobila sem Tvoje pismo, "a
katero I'll najlepse hvala. Vesela
sem, da Sc me vendar Sc spomi-
MAS. Draga sestra, pises, da bi
rada vedela, kako je tukaj. Po-
vem I'll, da je nemogoee opisa-
ii, kar smo doziveli v tenn casu,
toda vseeno I'll hocem nekoliko
opisati.
Dam I'll vedeti, 'da " Prelozah
nj vec ne botra ne neveste,
oba sta umrla nesrecne smrti.
Sedaj je sama Tonca z otroci ma
domu. Pa tudi ona je izgubila
moza, ubozica mlada. Sorodniki
cd Tvojega moza so vsi zivi in
zdravi. Sin cd Pepeta Sc je sre-
emo vrnil il vojske. Stojan, sin
Andreja, je umrl donna in ne v
vojski. Moi sin Anton je pa po-
rocen hcerjo cd Andreja, bra
ia Tvojega moza.
"Draga sestra! Sedaj I'll pa no.
Gem opisati cd mole druzine.
JAZZ sem bila skozi vso vojsko
nesrecna. Ia mlajsi sin France
je bill v italijanski vojski 1S me-
secev. Prisel je ma dopust "a
20 dni. V teh dneh je dobil bo.
lezen. Bill je tri leta mrtvouden
Dosti sem prestala JAZZ in celia
druzina. Po treh letih je umrl.
Italijanska vlada mu nj poma.
gala niti en- dinar. Odgovorili SC
nam, da ne dobi cato, ker je bill
ma dopustu takrat, ko je zbolel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07
L. St. Vida mad Liub|i iono

Stanko Markovic, cuvaj ma po.
staji NJ e dno, Gorenj k o,
je pisal svojemu ocetu Josipu
Markovieu, ne vedoc, da je oce
umrl. Oce Josip je zivel ma 1876
E. 43 St., ter je bill dolgo let
uradnik pri drustvu "Dosluzen-
ci." Brat Stankota, Viktor Mar
kovic, zivi ma Bonna Ave. Pi-
smo je sledece vsebine:
Medno-st. Vid mad Ljubljano
q. novembra 1945
''Dragi moi oce!
''Prvo ko pisem, Vas prav le-
po pozdravljava. Sem Yam ze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07

pisal emo pismo, pa gotovo boste
dobili tega preje, ker ga Yam
posiljam po zracni posti. cisto
smo ze obupali, da 81 ne bono
nikoli vec dopisovali, pa smo Sc
srecno ostali pri zivljenju, ra-
zen brata Pepeta, XII je bill ubit
cd zracnega napada v Ljubljani,
dne 9. marca 1945.
"Pri mas so bila ia Stiri leta
straSno zalostna. Koliko ljudi le.
Ii po gozdovih. po poljih in ko-
der gres. najdes grob. Use to
imajo ma vesti Nemci. Italijani
in domaci domobranci. Koliko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-07

81 Cleveland, O. - Ko pisemo
svoiim " stare domovino, med
drugim tudi navadno izrazimo
zelio, da hi bill zdravi in zado-
voljni. Tako Sc obicajno glasi
vsako pismo. Enako je voscilo
nam v pismih il stare domovi-
ne. To je nasa obieajna poboz-
ma zelja in pri tenn ostane.
Toda, ali so res tam zdravi?
Pisma, katera citamo dnevno,
nam povedo vse nekaj drugega.
MANFRED vsi ljudje, kateri so sc
nahajali V koncentracijskih ta-
boriscih, vsi, kateri SO Sc boje-
vail "a svobodo naroda, emo
besedo receno, yes slovenski ma
rod je danes podhranjen, preze-
ben in izcrpan. Posledice tega sc
bodo kmalu pricele kazati. To
Sc prav posebno med mladino in
med otroci. Ker otroci casu,
ko so potrebovali tecne hrane,
ie MISC imeli, ker so 10 Jim we
Ii fasisti in nacisti. Povrhu teh
dveh okupatorjev pa Sc domaci
izda iaIci. kateri so tudi v .ime-
nu we're in Boga kradli, ubijali
in pozigali.
Use te grdobije SO delali po-
hlepu, il mascevanja in igno-
rance, po narocilu svojih pred
stavnikov, kateri Sc Oh vseh
prilikah sklicujejo, da SO cd sa-
mega Boga postavljeni. Seveda,
ubogali so jih povecini ljudje,
katere je Bog udaril slepoto.
Moi namen je ia. Mas, k o t
sinovi in hcere slovenskega ma
roda V tujini, je nasa bratska
dolznost, da pomagamo svojim.
Da pomagamo svojim sorodni-
kom in da pOmagamo celotne-
mu narodu. To pa ne samo tre-
notno, sedaj, ampak tudi "a bo-
doce. Verjetno je, da DO kdo re-
KEEL, kaj pa Sc hoces, sal poma-
gamo. Res je, da pomagamo.
Toda lahko recem, da bi Sc We
liko izdatneje lahko pomagali,
ako bi sc vsi zavedai, da mas
je rodila slovenska matt. Toda
ma zalost nj tako. Veliko jih je,
XII sicer govorijo slovensko, nj
majo pa v prsih slovenskega
srca in Sc mani pa slovenskega
cuta.
Bratje in sestre! Moi namen
lie, da bi ameriski Slovenci zbra-
Ii skupaj sklad, katerim maj
bi Sc Sloveniji postavila boil
nisnica in Sc jo opremilo po-
trebscinami il Amerike. Taxa
bolnisnica bi veliko pospesila
zdravstveno stanje nasega ma
roda V start domovini, katerega
sc bo rabilo V bodoce "a vpo-
staviti in izboljsati svojo domo-
vino, Slovenijo, katera jim DO
V ponos, kot tudi nam.
Kako to doseci? Je vec naci-
nov. Recimo, da mas je Ame-
riki priblizno 25O,OOO Sloven-
cev in Slovenk. Ako bi vsakdo
dal samo en- dollar, kar nj preti-
rama vsota, bi sc tako zbralo
skupaj S25O,OOO. Ako pomnozi-
mo to vsoto stevilko SO, kar
mislim, da bi Sc dobilo SO di-
narjev "a dollar, vsakdo lahko
lzpfeVldl, Ga Je stVar lzVedlJlVa.
Drugi nacin bi bill, d a bi Sc
prodajalo prostor v knjigi, ka-
terra maj bi bila nekako tako
urejena, kot SO nase program
ne knjige in maj bi Sc della v
stiri dele To je: Flat, srebern,
bakren in navaden prostor.
Vsakdo, XII prispeva $4,000 ali
vec, maj bi prisel v zlat prostor;
kdor daruje $4,000 do sto, maj
pride v srebrni prostor; kateri
prispeva S25.OO do $4,000, n a ]
pride V bakreni del, in vsi da-
rovalci, XII prispevajo do $25.O0
pa maj bi prisli v navadni del
knjige. Vsak darovalec mai bi
incl priliko, da vpise svoje ime
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committed shall be punished as'
hereinafter prescribed.
Section II. Any person vielass
ing any provisions a tnis ofass
nance shall. upon conviction, ~
punished BY fine not exeeedslsa
Fifty Dollars (s5000l. nr nv ln
prisonment not exceeding filieHn
(15) days. or both such flne ana
Imprisonment. In the dsaegetlau
of the Municipal Judge
Section IL. PREVIOUS uhDI.
NANCES REPEALED. All Pre-.
vious ordinances regulating enl
governing the licensing. ffcedflsa.
muzzIing or vaccination are hefN>
by repealed and an uthes ugals
nances or parts conflicting o. net
consistent with this ordinance aBa
repealed.
Section 10. VALIDITY or on
DINANCE. In the event 49,
section, subsection. sentehe
clause or phrase. of this ofdlnanse
shall be declared o. adIudaea ia
valid, or incompetent. such AA-
Indication shall in no way ~
manner affect the other seelsons.
sub-sections. sentences. clauses 80
phrases Of this ordinance whlsh
shall be in full force and egfeei
as if the section. slabaeEtlas.
clause or phrase SO declared
adjudged invalid or uncunztitN
tional was not q part shefcof.
Section IA. This ordinance slaaN
60 into effect immediately upau
its passage and adoption and So
thentication by the signature *
the presiding officer and the
Clerk Of the Commission and PIE.
LEGATION thereof one time is =
newspaper of general ciFculailefa
published in The City a KEY
West, Florida.
Read and passed ON first reaa-
ing at a regular meeting held -
day of May. 1896.
Read and passed on fAnal foad
ing at a regular meeting held 9lst
day Of May. 1895
WA ". DEMERTTT
Attest: MsFw
ROY HAMLIN,
City Clerk.
may23. ] $40.
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ORDINANCE NO. AZ .
COMMISSION SERIES

| AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 1858, COUN-
GIL SERIES, OF THE ORDIN-
ANCES OF THE CITY OF KEY
WEST, FLORIDA BY ADDING
| CERTAIN NEW BUSINESSES
TO THE SCHEDULE OF Ii
CENSES THEREIN PROVIDED;
DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE
TO BE AN EMERGENCY
MEASURE AND BY UNANI-
NOUS VOTE OF THE COM
MISSION DISPENSING WITH
THE NECESSITY OF READING
THIS ORDINANCE AT TWO
REGULAR MEETINGS, NOT
LESS THAN ONE WEEK
APART; AND PROVIDING
WHEN ORDINANCE GOES IN
TO EFFECT.
Be it enacted by the City Com
mission of The City of Key West,
Florida:
Section l. That Section l of
Ordinance No. 1853, Council
Series, of the ordinances of The
City of Key West, Florida, be
further amended by adding at
the end of said section as amend
ed the additional businesses as
follows:
Printing and publishing, a
weekly or monthly news
paper or magazine --- $4,000
+ Section 2. This ordnance is
hereby declared to be an emer-
gency measure on the grounds
that this ordnance is necessary
for preservation of peace, health,
prosperity and safety of the peo-
pie of The City of Key West,
Florida.
Section 8. That the reading of
this ordinance at two regular
meetings, not less than one week
apart, is hereby dispensed with
by unanimous vote of the Com
mission.
Section 4. The license tax
provided for in this ordinance
shall be imposed on and after
April l, 1916.
Section 5. This ordinance
shall go into effect Immediately
upon its passage and adoption
and Authorization by the cigna-
ture of the presiding officer and
the Clerk of the Commission and
publication thereof one time in
a newspaper of general circula-
ton published in the City of Key
West, Florida.
Passed and adopted by the
City Commission at meeting
held this 21st day of May, A. D.
1916.
VIM. w. DEMERITT,
Mayor.
Attest:
ROY HAMLIN,
City Clerk. Maya, 1916
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TOday's Anniversaries
know Americal


1796-(150 years ago. Zadock
Thompson, Vermont teacher and
her great historian. whose His
tory of Vermont, bore than 100
years ago, is still Standard born
at Bridgewater, VT. Died Jan
19, 1856.
1810-Sarah Margaret Fuller
(Marchioness OssolD, noted writ
er of her age, among Americas
most remarkable women, untirne-
ly cut off, born near Boston. Died
in shipwreck, July 10, 1850.
1820-James B. Eads, interna-
tionally-known engineer, builder
of bridges and of ironelads, deep
ener Of rivers, born in Lawrence
burg, Ind. Died March 8, 1887.
1824-Ambrose E. Burnside,
famed Union general of the Civil
War, corporation head, Rhode Is
land governor and U. S. senator,
born in Liberty, Ind. Died Sept.
Is, 1881.
1883-Douglas Fairbanks, fam
ed, dashing screen star of his
generation, born in Denver, Colo.
Died Dec. II. 1899.
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TODAY IN HISTORY
KNOW Anerica)

l788-South Carolina ratifies
the new Constitution-8th state
1846-qOO years ago. Mexico
formally declares war on United
States.
1872-The first National Con-
vention of Workingmen in New
York dominates regular Republi-
can candidates for Presidency
and Vice President.
1929-Henry Ford attends din
ner in New York with 1000 Jews
after several years of anti
Jewish propaganda in his Dear
born paper.
1930-The Plant Patent Bill en-
acted by Congress.
1871. S. Navy sub Squalls
sinks off Portsmouth, N. n
>1941-Charles A. Lindbergh
and Sen. Burton K. Wheeler in
New York urge America stay out
|of war. Congress passes bill Civ
ing government power of impos-
ing priorities over industry. Some
80 killed. in coal mine explosion
meat Bicknell, Ind.
l543-Army-Navy units in the
hleutians bombed by Jap air.
craft.
l944-U.S. 5th Array launches
heavy assault on German lines
on Anzio beachhead, Italy.
1945-Germany's acting gov
ernment leaders arrested; Ges-
tapo chief Himmler commits sui
eide.
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ORDINANCE NO. 20.
COMMISSION aEMEMA


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION IA OF ORnfNANl s.
NO. 80. COMMISSION SEMfk
OF THE ORDINANCES CO TIHK
CITY OF KEY WEST. FLORIDA.
FIXING THE PENALTIES 80
THE VIOLATION o. SAID
ORDINANCE: DECLAhHha
THIS ORDINANCE To ~ ~
EMERGENCY MEASURE 40
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE O.
THE COMMISSION nIspKNs
ING WITH TIE NECESSITY 60
READING THIS ORDIN AMI
AT TWO REGULAR MEETlNIs8
NOT LESS THAN ONE wKKk
APART; AND PnnpI1ihN
WHEN ORDINANCE Co.'s lNTo
EFFECT.
Be IL enacted by the Cts cosa.
mission Of The City ~ key We.
Florida:
Section l. That Seciion ne ~
Ordinance No "a. Cumminan
Series. of the Ordinances "a Tha
City Of Key West. Fiorida. llslaa
the penalties f0g the vioiaainn 81
said ordinance b. and ila sanss IS
hereby amended o. read a. o.
lows:
Section "a ANY pegaon 80
shall violate oF assist IN fhs Nni4.
ton Of Section 2 II this afdlnanxe
shall, upon Convletion iaefrg -
fined not less tran SO ~ naf
more than s25o0Q o. lnlpg sasaea
in the City Jnl f0F nut mnFr TEA
sixty days In each nartff 81
which there Is deposited nl esms8
to be deposited ans slue. aex -
or other substitutes Cog fsxts
cent coin e the unifef Asasss
shall constitute q srnafase e.
Tense. Any peFsun Wbo sha8 Fss
late on assist in thr vialafann 81
Section 10 81 thm auiiBsnfe sh
upon conVictiun llsvuf. A2 fn
$4,000 o. imp monsd AZ fiR C8
jail BOT sixty days. ef "a kN
meter defaced. mlafva amue
with, opened. hfnken u 8fff
ed. OF the uscf8lufa ~ akrh IS
otherwise willfuiig inlna aea afnH
constitute q Separate uffsnsa
Section 2 Tha ofi.nancf s
hereby declared to ta as fmfN
ency measure on ffe Eranss f8
this ordinance .s nettB k
of ptanr. hrsN
and sa3rfF ai fha nsM
pie % The City of Eeg W
FLORIDA
Section 3 Thst thr Heasna -
ihls ordinance at fsH "a
mos irsa than aaf a
apart. is hefcly dpu n
5y unanimuus taff af t6R Gee
Section 4 Thh againanrs sf
90 into effect .Hrfa atesF a
rs passage and aaopi 80 rs
lheniicalion hF ease aEnsfra FL
he pfosidtna asltrer @ ##
Clerk Il thr CNmasn -
publication therraf aHs tHe na
newspaper uf EsnfsI E
published Ia The Cas g M
West. FLORIDA
Passed an8 aaant8 bf So Ca
Commission ai b H,eFE aH
llst dav e Mar aN EHsE
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NOTICE TAX FoR DEIINQuENT 1915 EVERGLADES
80 DRAINAGE

NOTICE is HEREBY
l945
specified be
in
is
during the business
County Monroe
will
answered by the office of eotor. = -
E
TAX COLLECTOR MONROE
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The word mascot originated in
Provence and Gascony and meant
something which brought luck to
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