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very, permanent; ex-
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initial references i'm
e AMERICAN LINEN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
CLEVELAND EAST
By Carl

Cleveland, O., August 2S-Our
fellas added another to the win
column last Sunday coming from,
behind to take 4 close one from
Youngstown. 10. Ed. Budics
home rcn saving the day. The
season ends officially for us in z
weeks, the finale will be played in
Lorain, team that was packed
quite a bit of punch in their last
two games scoring in the. vicinity
of 80 runs. A large turnout from
our side would be helpful.
Thanks go out to 70. for show
ing us all swell time over the
weekend. Special thanks to Mr..
Kascher for the splendid hospi-
tality shown us East fellas in pro-
>viding place for our weary haids.
ConSrats to Canton in Captur-
ing the swim meet trophy, hop
ing this opens the door to future
swim conquests.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

introduced into the House 4182
bills and 593 resolutions. Of these
73O bills and 76 resolutions re-
ceived committee action. The total
OF public enactments was 189. The
Congress passed 10 major legis-
lative bills and 90 bills for appro-
priations. The President effectual-
ly vetoed the two tax bills, seven
have become public law and one
may so become if three fourths
of the States ratify. This is the
bill limiting the Presidential Term.
So that you'll have them all to-
gether quite simply and easily |
will list them for you:
Portal Pay Suits; p Presi.
Dental Term Limit; 81 Sugar Dis
tribution; a. Income Tax Reduc-
ton H.R. l; 81 Greece and Tur-
key Assistance; g. Labor Man
agement Relations; y Rent con-
troll; g Income Tax Reduction
H.R. 1850; 81 Presidential Success
sion; 1O) National Security Act.
Let me give you more of in
terest: More than IS bills pertain
ing to labor had been reported 70
the House Committee on Educa-
ton and Labor; while as of July
9th there had been Al. bills per
tanning to Labor reported to the
Senate Committee on Labor and
Public Welfare.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

the county of Hermanstadt alone
disqualified, Romanians, 2lHun-
garians and l6,SS3 Saxons. The
Romanians lost 80 acres, the Hun
garians 344, the Saxons 68.05l
acres together with 4Sl4 farm
homesteads, 444 breedingsteers,
3l43 droughtoxen, 4194 COWS,
1887 buffalos, 1905 horses and all
machinery and farmtools, and
that is about the total property
of the Saxons in the county Of
Hermanstadt. Somewhat better
of are the Saxons in the cities
but as political factor they too
are eliminated.
End of the Romanian essay
"The Furrow."
Department of State
Washington
July le, l947
My dear Mr.. Mayer:
| have been asked by Secretary
Marshall to reply to your letter
of June 10. l947 with enclosures
concerning Rumanian minorities
and American property in Ruma-
MIA.
In January 1945 when the So
Wet authorities in Rumania order
ed the deportation of Rumanian
inhabitants of German origin to
the Soviet Union for war labor
service, the United States Gov
ernment notified the Allied Con-
troll Commission for Rumania of
its non-concurrence in this action
and requested that steps be taken
Immediately to halt the deporta-
tions. This Government likewise
informed the Soviet Government
of its attitude with regard to these
deportations.
The attitude of the United Sta
tes Government concerning per-
SeCution and inhuman treatment
of minorities in Europe has often
been publicly stated and on sever
al occasions has been brought to
the attention of the other Allied
Governments with particular re-
ference to the situation in Eastern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

Europe. The Department of State
is at all times disposed to use its
influence to discourage acts of
racial persecution wherever they
may occur and views such acts
with particular concern when
they take place in areas under
Allied occupation.
With respect to American pro-
perty in Rumania, the United
States Mission in Bucharest has
made representations to the Ru-
manian Government to safeguard
the rights of American interests
which might be adversely affected
by recent industrial control meas
ures adopted by the Rumanian
Parliament. Prompt and adequate
compensation will be expected if
American management is unable
to continue control over affected
American interests.
Thank you for Yaking your
views available for consideration.
They have been brought to the
attention of the appropriate offic-
ers of the Department.
Sincerely yours.
Walter Walkinshaw,
Chief. Public Views and Inquiries
Section, Division of Public,
Liaison.
Mr.. Rudolph Mayer,
122 Line Avenue.
Ellwood City, Pennsylvania.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
T. S. ]. A. NOTICE

The Association will celebrate
its Twentieth Anniversary this
year. The T. S. J. A. was organ
lied on December II, 1927. Any
club desiring to sponsor the An
niversary celebration, set for Sat,
Dec. 18th, should send their bid
to the Association President,
Henry SCHNEIDER, lO6O5 Linnet
Ave, Cleveland IL, Ohio, immed-
lately.
Complete arrangements for this
celebration will be worked out be-
tween the officers and the club
selected to sponsor this affair.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Canton snores Swim Meet
and First Trophy
MISS da Lining of Cleveland selected Saxon Queen

The l947 Swim Meet of the r.
,. J. "A. was held at ldora Park,
last Sunday, at Youngstown, O.
lhe meet was held on a rather
warm morning before a fair crowd
OF spectators.
Three Mems teams CHALLENGED
each other for honors, Canton,
Cleveland West and the host club
Youngstown. Only two girls, one
from Cleveland West and one
from Youngstown participated in
the meet.
lhe meet was run off in fine
order by the officials selected by
the Youngstown club. Competi-
ton was keen even if only three
clubs were entered. Youngstown
piled up an early lead which was
soon shortened by the determin-
ed Canton team. The last event
the relay, decided the winners
and the l947 champions. Canton
took the lead in the relay and
never was headed. Cleveland
West finished second in this event
Henry Rienerth of Canton was
the individual star performer in
the meet, getting two first places.
one second and participating on
the winning relay team for total
of IS points. John Ambert OF
' Youngstown finished second with
9H points in the individual scor-
ing.
The new champions were espe-
cially proud this day since it was
the first trophy of any sort that
the Canton Club has won in its
history.
The much looked for event. Sc
lection of the 1947 Saxon Queen.
was held during a lull in the swim
meet. Four entries. from Farrell,
Ellwood City. Cleveland West
and Youngstown, paraded around
the pool. After carefully viewing
the queens the Judges selected
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

Nor must we forget some other
important measures enacted that
don't fit under the above listings:
l. Curtailment of War Powers.
2. Selective Service Liquidation.
3. Cash for Terminal Leave Bonds.
4. General Foreign Relief Act
5. Commission on Reorganization Of
Executive Branch.
6. Senate Ratification of Peace Treat
les with Italy and Axis Satellites.
In addition there were eight i'm
portant measures given maticul-
GUS study and passed by one of
the two houses.
Has this. seemed dull? l trust
not, for it is so Il Il of matters of
great moment. l hope it will give
you partial idea at least Of the
colossal amount Of work put up to
the Congress.
Remember, this is only a part of
what we worked at-cnly a part.
Know too, that | for one AIN so
glad of the privilege of doing:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

Just register this: The House
Committee on Ways and Means
had before it over 300 Tax bills,
while 45 tax bills were reported
to the Senate Committee on Fl.
nance.
Referred to the House Banking
and Currency Committee were 5
bills on rent control and nine on
sugar, while the Senate Banking
and Currency Committee had IL
rent control and three sugar bills
before it. Both House and Senate
Judiciary Committee had three
portal to portal pay bills reported
10 them.
So: 500 bills relative to tax,
rent, labor, sugar, and portal to
portal bills were given considera-
tion by the committees involved.
b You've heard much about this
do-nothing Congress. Comparing
this much maligned first session
of the Eightieth Congress with the
first sessions just preceding we
find:
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Team Totals
LoRAlN NE%s {ygloRs
By Hap
By "Hap'

Lorain, o., Aug. 2S-At oul
last meeting we elected new oftic,
ers, they are:
President, Elmer Schneider
N.-Pres., Ed. Schubert
Sec'y., Shirley Goods.
Treasurer. Otto Falk
Sgt. at Arms, Bill Schuster
Reporter, Ann Binder
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

the Cleveland West entry, Miss
Hilda Lining, as the new Saxon
Queen. Miss Linzing was crown
ed Queen during the dance held
at the Youngstown Club in the
evening following the presenta.
tation banquet.
Following are the results and
team totals of the meet. The girls
events were not tabulated but the
two swimmers, Mary Ann Bochu
of Youngstown and Hilda Linz
ing of Cleveland West received
the medals for the events they
participated in Miss Lining re-
ceived three first place awards III
two dashed and the diving and
Miss Bochu received two second
place awards in the dashes.
Results:
100 yd. free style: VIM. Gross
kopf, Canton, lst; J. Albert, Yo.,
Ind; M. Untch, Canton, 3rd;
Time 73 sec.
Breast stroke: J. Lining, c.
W., lst; J. Ambert, Youngstown,
End; Time: 50 sec.
Free style: Rich. Vanaugh, Yo.
lst; II. Rienerth. Canton. End );
w. Folberth, c. W., 5rd. Time:
10 sec.
Free style: H. Ricnerth. Can
ton. lst; r. Nanaugh, Youngs-
town, End; +. Nanaugh, Yo..
5rd. Time: min. 50 sec.
Diving: H. Rienerth. Canton.
lst: J. Ambert, Yo., End; G..
Frank, Yo., 3rd.
Relay: Canton g. Krash, NJ.
Untch, w. Grosskopf, Fl. RE
nerth( Is; Time | min. q sec.
ClevelandWest End, Youngstown
3rd.
Team Totals