davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Sur Grtnneruno

llu lllllerc geliebte 8rpbmltter, Ntut.
ter uno @attin i
sara sabler
geltorben am %. Otai 1912 III
Glepelanb, Sbio.
sluf cineln itillen 5ricobof. a,.
gSo Crime Wdume itebcn,
S6ldtt uniere liebe Wiutter. ...
Sic mli6te BON nns geben
Soetbe srdnen iinb 9eilpiien
@ls Die @otidaft ip,lrbe Iauf,
SaB Die slllaen bu 9eic6lulien
Sic 10 ireunolih itets eeid)aut
gioh IN beinen beiten Sabreil -,
ytabm Der Spb bid ron mir fort
9iiemano fonnte oas ipobl abnen,
Nid)t eillnal Elm Mbidiebstport
gti1t mebr fonnteit bu inns Iaaen
@arlm iollten mir nidt Hagen.
Sblafe idnft bu quite Wiutter
gSir trauern nod unb iinb betriibt
8eil mir bid 10 ,ebr eeliebt.
Sic trnlernOeu Gnfelfinoer, &ins
Der unO @atte Wid)acl Sabler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

menfore. slue iino ber5lidit einse-
Saronia bittet nm neue s1nge-
lnoen.
rinnen. Jrau aatb. 8raun, Gllie
Com nno &elen JerneneeI tpiinidcll
tpir boloige 8eiierunp. 6. e., Setr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

(ipeiblib) Meinigen, einfahes aobel,
uno Serpieren Muilidt anf 2jab'
RIGGS aino, 6 Gage fret inn Monat.
feline Wiihe. urifcrmen tperoen ec.
'isfert. @llte 8eSablllng uno ibones
Yeben in Gountrp. 3llten Sic aui
ySillpnabbp 1898. Wir beaablen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Mhtnne Nsnetbelner!

llnier 8rlgcrpfeit miro oieie5 s5abr
in Glepeloro, Chic, obgebolten lnO
5tpar on 80 Stunt. 9itte ole it'd Sic,
len Gag 81 reierpicren Naberes bier.
iiber miro ipdter befnnnt aentad)t.
Snnni Stern, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Wefannfmad,nnn.

3eioner 8lumeniuno perallitaltei
elm Hidnid am 4. Suli in slaiance,
Ohio, inn Sincpln Sarf. 9itte aIc
3eioner Sanosleute lmo ;sreunoe Sic.
len Sag 5l reierpieren Inn eriolarei.
den 8eluh bittet Tas &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
0anf allen Yeteiliaten am Spiele
,... ,,&f nm Wott"

Mern al,eA c.iuos ipo!. il i;lhlt iiD
GrOesJeicrtigter h,nnod, ncrpilid>tct
Tanf 81 iaeen ullen tete!lisltl Spic.
i2rn bic Ser WobitGtisteits Nmfiii)-
rl,ns fir uniern 2. .. Siiisiono.
Nenn aub Die seoahte Stn:me oes
ileberid>uiies nid)t eriilill lit. 10 iino
es oot etlid)e bllnOert Dollars b!e bel
Ser Notbilfe mitbelien. In uiej: grj.
BERN 5inansisllen ieio iDr lieoe S,pie-
Ter n!bt id)nlo, ibr Dabt ene,c NIidt
getan; aber bineeaeii pur e,ler S,'iel
gut! Ml,s1s5eihnet som man nic)t
iagen, neil mand,c :lh$ilnttlnl Ser
8iibne es tuegen yohen i. '5 rtel,
nid,t sulieB outfsltiiibrelp
Sob ml,b idJ ni6t 1l:tr ,utJcn DEM
Spiel aus ipreben, ioncsru aud, enrc
Eaihen ,uurOen in Mllieioelld)aft &c
5ogen ,,no ein 9urditsnitls5ltihaucr
feline Mbnune bat, mas es foItet. iuenn
man oie Yroben beiubt. nm oos
Spiel nit einem Grfo4s uui;uiiibrcn.
Oa,n mar es noG, Die Jrei5eit 100
cure @eiunobeit aui bein Seiel itano,
ober feine @etterrautbeit bat euf
5uriifgebalten. SSier iiber ieoc e,n5al-
ne Eerion &ritit 81 fallen, iii niht
nloglidl, BOD, Otto ssernensel. Spiel
letter, iei ipe5iea geoantt uno er mo.
&c feline snsgaben pergeiien on es
fir eillen gl,ten 3lpef gins. sllcnt-
balben bate Der &riidelMpieler Serr
@Gfler oie idnuerlte Sole, ,peid)cr er
pr1siGs gelpad,ien mar llllo gut be
,neiiterte, op9 iol ibn oespseen
nifts iiber ben &opf ipaWiel!, allies
lit in ser Melt erieslih &ern auH
Elm sSiasfo i'm Toruus pcn nluhrnl
prppbe5eit iuurbe, lGd)elte Ger SGrei-
Der boriiber. aueil er ieine nusgeilld.
ten Spieler fnnntc. Oiele n;ogen iih
sufrieoen geben, oa ibre gtamen IN
&iite 5424 i'm Silfsfon0bub pereipigt
lin6.
glber uub allen oenen iei geOallti,
peIde Der Muifiibrune ~&i nm
Yott" beieapobnt, l:to 10 Dem Stills.
iono mitgebolfen baben.
Gum Sd)l,lB iaet Die I'll. Gleuelan-
Der Sbeatergrltppe unieren Salener
Solfs9enoiien, Gle iid' reroieut 90,
lpabt batter v&f uln Wott" aud
in Salem allf5ufiibren, ber5lifen
0anf fir oen 10 ber5liben Gmpfana,
fir Die 10 SlrDortoilnnenOe @alt
freunoifaft, bas ,uoblihnledenoe
Weittag. l1no Mbenoeiien, oen 8elana
oes &irdend)ors uno Die tiefererei,
fen0en @orte Geu. SSSobn Baumans.
Wogen iol6e Worte in jeoes Sahien
8er5 einerineep, Mlio litbe Salenler
@ruB bon ollen Spielern. 9luf Elm
's8ie0erieben am 4. SSSlli, lpo 8ciallg-
perein Gintrabt- -&ermnnia uonG lepe-
lano nit einem Spe5ialbus yl Sbnen
fo,nmen uno lie beeriiben miro.
MnlblieBen0: Gin balo SOidhriger
bittete Die @eiangieftionen Die ,yra
eeboeen einlenoen au apollen.
@ruB Wt. arouB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
3meis 4.

Sn letter YeriammIuns brabte
lns Deplltp 6. Sdmi6t ibr gntelfino
Gerrp Gee s@neioer, S0bnden BON
&errn nno Jrou Anoretp 5. Shnci-
Der, uno Deputp Srene &allner brad.
te @obert Motb ul,6 Moger &otb,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Urduerndhrtht

SANNS SASASAIk WI
Su Glepelano itorb on II. Nioi
nod LANCER &ranfbeit i'm Mlter Don
nabeiu 60 Sabrcn
eerr Daniel Sdneiber
geteiligung Der 9(nperlpanotcl,
llnb ,purbe m II. Mai unter GROCER
SreunOen, Sanosleuten uno Mitalie.
ser oes Griten g. g. 6. II. Sereln
3apeig 1 uno ser 5e,ttideemeinoe nm
1 ubr nadmittaes pom 9. $. @uih
& Son 2eihenbeim uno nm I 80
ltbr nahmittaas bon Ser 50. 9utb.
Se,,tih Stride ans nat einem Srau,
eraottesoienlt aeleitet bon EaItorel,
Subannes Telltiblinoer uno $. 8.
Gelltihlatoer SSr. l,no nadJSem sic
Gintrahtitinger rmter 2citllng uon
Eroi. q. 9tifolous aeil,nsen batten.
olf Oen Hiperiioe 6riebbpf in Glcuc.
iaro 5ur letten M,rbe getragen. Nm
8rabe iprah Serr Gam s(her, Yrii.
oes 21peig I inn 9tomem oes Tereins
ergreiienoe 9sahr,,ftporte.
Ser 0abinseidbieoene apnroe am
90. Mai 1887 in Der 8emeit6e Me,
iden Sieberbiirsen, aIs ser Scbn
oes Serrn SSpbn uno 5rau Gliiabetb
ShneiOer geboren l,i,o sort i'm &reiie
bon iieben Shtpeiterm perle6te er in
ieinen Taterbauie feline gliidlidr
&inobeit uno frobe Sueeno mo ols
Siinglins ipanoerte er nod, oen Ser.
Staaten i'm Sabre 1908 Elm uno Iieb
iid in Gleoelaro nieoer. Mm ). MGrs
1909 reidjte er SRI. Sarab 9luauitin
Sic Sanb gum @bebuno. Der Elm iebr
gliiflider rpar uno oem ppei SDbnc.
Mlfrea Carl unb Sobn Ianiel ent-
iproMen.
Sn Dem Seingeeangenen iparen
TN gliidliher Sarmonie oie aIten iGd).
iiIden Susenoen pereinist; ser grnit
Der Hfliftcrfiilll,ns in ieinem gerui
als @ddermei;ter, Sreue in ieiner
gan5en Sebensiiibralns rno ser I'M.
nanoelbare 8laube i'm Ser Iiiriorge
8ottes; er mar Elm treuer 8atte ,lno
furiorgliher Iater. Was aber ale
an5oe unb 5u ieinen 5reunoen mafte
mar Die ltnperiobnlide Wfiloe ieines
Jan5en @e'ens uno onsebprere 03en.
ihenfrel,nolidfeit. @ie beliebt er ,par
beluies Der Berg Don gl,rnell.
Us trallern nm ben Seimge9anee.
men ieine tiefge6el,gte @ottin Cara
sbneioer, feline 5spei Sobne, alireo
Carl nno Sobann Daniel Sdmeieer,
'eine Gnfelfinoer Hcbert imo Sane
Sfneioer, iein 8ruoer ,sobn Sdynci-
Der, NIT Dem er uiele Sabre suiam-
rnelgearbeitet in ser Star 8dderei,
iamt beiiem ssamilie in Glepelan0 lno
tiinf Sdapeitern in Ser alten &eimat
Siebenbitrgen, BON oenen er abcr
feline Nad)rift mebr bate. Gs trait
ern ferner oie Mitelieoer oes 3iueia
itno Der Seutif Stride, mo er Mit-
glieo mar.
Ser 9err laiie Den g1,ten Sad,ien
i'm Jrieoen ruben; iein Mnoenfen
miro unter uns in Gbren bleiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Surunia 1sriihjabrsfpnsert
Gin ldjDner Grfola.

slm lesteu Spmtag ia:n in Gicrc.
lano oas oiesidbrise Triii: abrsfon-
,ert im @eltieite Sahlcn;,euu i.att
Is nor Dies bas &onsert beb or
Saronia Tamerhpr enigeH'ale mcgell
anoerer Jcitlid,feiten periDoren bat.
te. 6alt fiiblten lie oaB ibr :Ssriih;ohrs.
ton5ert nidt erfolsreitb 'e::r mitrSe,
5umaI audi Elm iehler it btr 9e-
fanntmadnlng IiH eingcieb!iden hattie,
inoenl uiht all9e1eben mar. luG!lll
oas &pn5ert beginnen ioue. :Soeb fa-
men allc Siebbaber Der Itu'iS rnS Oes
2ieoes sur gGpobnliden 3e;t l,nc nm
4 ltbr tonnte oas &cnSert Dor Sicrllib
gutbeieetenl Saus pom Sel,tidjen
&on5ert SrhcIter unter Seitlng iet-
mes tiid)tigen Sirtgenteu nit ser Su-
pertiire ,Hapmcno" bon Shcmas
uno 9egriibllnssmiprahe BON SRA,
iioentin Wtatbiloa Sigarto uno Den
2ieher.l rWfaienlieo6en" pcn 5.
Sturm uno vGlfeugloden i'm @oloe"
bon 8ersoorf pom Gamenhor inter
ser betudbrten Seit,lna hires Tirigen.
ten Erof. Mnoreas Hifolaus eroifnen
Wfit oem Sieb rNad Sabren", .ge
iungen pom 8nnater Gem. Ghpr leg,
ten bie ganater Sdnger gbre elm.
Sieral1f folgte Der Maorisal Suit
ior Gbor unb lang oie rSorelei" Don
ssrieorid) Glider unb yslu Sbroltgb
tbe 9tigbt" bon 3. S,pens biiblh uno
erntete eroBen 9eifal. Griter Sat
Ser 4. Spmpbonie upn Sapon ipielte
Sus Srd,eIter alsgeseibnet. Sann
trat Die Gillette SiebertaeI Sem. GbOr
unter Seit,tng tbres beliebten Iiri.
genten huool Sfuiter auf llno lang
IS tafe ppu BONE again &atbleen"
bon @eitenoorf rmo r5anjlieo" pcr
0ubertp Sielnlid gut uno ernteten
groBen 8eifaa. rSanoerfennuns" &c.
iungen pom gintrad)t> >Sermania ,par
cine quite Seiituns, aber ~aiinltler-
eben" pon SsSpbanu StrauB, geiun-
gen pom Gem. Gbpr Gintra1t- Ser
mania- Saronia NIT Srbelterbegle;.
tl,ne lpl,roe am meiiten upplauoiert.
gtlln ipielte basSrhelter nph rSari"
BON &alman bis Der @orbane auf-
gins unb tbas Singipiel r0as ainb
NIT Dem 8olfsrohen" geIungen bon
Sanserinnem Sennp Mber. Marie
glafanid, isrieoa Sill, Siloa Sbeu.
man unb aatbarina Grill uno &ath
Sfeel oils Souflerrin. uno Erof. q
Nifolaus am Niano, bratte piel Sci,
terfeit berppr.
Ha6ber fpuroe elm feines slbenO-
eiien m,ten i'm SpeI'eIaal ierpiert.
aber lei6er batten Die Sf)apeitern So
dinnen nid)t auf einen 10 aroBen 8e.
illh gerebnet 1u,o liefen furs ,rto ser
Hetter 6ans Steiner brafte balh
nod mebr uno alle imlroen Damn j,l-
bel einent flotten 1an5 I'M San5iaal
frie6engeiteat uno unterbielten iit)
,lno id)onen 2ieoern ulrO @eiprdhen
i'm unteren Speiieiaal. Maes in aQem
es ipar bod elm idones &onsert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

9an, obgebalten. 2ailt 3ereinbaritn9
ser Yriicer in ser lebten Sibung fin.
set sic 0erialnmlung oesbaIb am ).
Somstagabeno. ben IA. Sllni, ltatt.
Beburtstagsfinoer limo: Serr
Yfarrer Sobanucs Gel,tidlilpoer Sr.
Shasnleiiter @eore GroB it,o 8r.
Simon sStiiblcr. III . bite oieies CUR
&etntnis 5ll nebmen.
Mllen 8riibcrl utter Seitllng oes
Yr6i. Stepc Rotb, oie al 3emcnt
arbeiten bei ser Stride rno I'M Yfarrs
10 miteebplfen bdben, oenr Wfeilter
". Miiller iprefen mir ber5lihiten
Tanf aus.
ga nidyiten Sonntaa, -Sen 25
Mtoi, Efingiten lit, oas i6one 6ritb.
Iingsieit oes @eiites ,,no bcs @lau.
bens, iei folgenoes @ebitt carge.
brad)t:
Vfinsitlide Jrenbe
Son @oetbe
@ie berrlid, leu ttet mir bic giatiir;
SSic alGn5t bic Come,
gSic lad,t bic Slur;
Gs brinacn Bitten aus ieoem 3ipeia;
llnc tauienb Stirmen aus bem &C.
itrd,lh;
llnh Sremh' unb &pnne aus jencr .BruIf;
8 Orb, Come, @liid, 2ult!
: @eiit Der Efinaite,.- fomm bernieoer
acbr IN ale $,er5cn elm,
Scees Sabr for,1nt Efineiten iuiebcr.
llno ioll uns alien cine Sreuoe iein.
,Mllen 8riioern oes 8r,toerbunocs
loluie alien Vplfss mno 8lal,bens-
genoilen lpiinid)en mir irGblite
Efingitcn uno laoen aQe berslid) elm
sur Yfiugltfeier in Ger 5eutib-
@cmeinbc. ..".:..,
Stefan Motb, rditoent,
8eorg Ggler, SefretGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

Das 25j6triee
6riin~mnesicit Scr >. =.
Gp. Emtt. IT. 1ehat,nes'
0emtein>e
unD oas
Silberne 9ienitiubilGmm
hires Nfarrers Sans Juiiel
finoet am Sonntag, Sen -. SllniL
itatt.
6clt- -@ottesoienit in Der st. So.
bannes- Stride INN 8 llbr in beut der,
,,m 1890 llbr in eneliiter Sprad)c
Selrbonfett Inn 1 ltbr I'M Gillette
Sabienbeim.
slue Yclfs= INTO 8laubenseenoiicn
iino ba5,l ai,is her5lidbite eingelacen.
Mit 8ruoergrub. ...
Ser 9irhenrnt.
George Sdneioer, YrGliDcnt
Sobn Stamp, Sefretir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Stefam 0eibe!

geitorben am 70. Wai 1889 az
6 Glebelano, Ohio.
Seit adt Sabren rlIbft bu MN
Sm fiiblen groenie]ob
9iodl lit Der Sdrmers nid)t iiberipunben
Ooh bic Grinnerling on bid
st bel unS nod ir,mer erob.
llnertpartet lam bein frii5er 8ob.
Nidt einmaI elm Mbidiebsport,
God 1T Der Shmer5 nid]t ;iberlpunben.
Beil man .bas 2iebite nidt persibt.
Nad beinen ldiperen 1agesIaitep
oieB nun Der liebe Got bid raiten.
90 idIaf benn tpobI i'm itiilen 6rieben.
Gtpig finb mir nidt aeidieben.
0ena mir elauben an ein Muferfe5en
llnb auf elm frobes Bicberieben.
0ort oberi in ben aoi,nmelsb0E'n
@api6met bon oeiner DID ME Der.
geiienoen Gnn1iIie uno gnfelfin0er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
Ginlaoung
"A. Jatres. Kontention
HeS Central perbanSes Scr Siebenbiireer Saetien
perbunoen nit
karpatten @esanQberein Kon3ert
Siebenbireer Sadtien Kraneen.1lnteritabm
perein 3tueie Ia
2lbeehalten am 80. ur,o 81 2llat gu Canton, Ohio
er Saetien Kraneen.1t .1tnteritiihmnes,
pereit, 3tpeie IL
am 80. uno 81. 2l1ai 81 Canton, Ohio
S,odeeebrtc @ulfs. mnb Wlanbensaenui1en!

Sodeeebre gus mno GlanbeusaenuKen!
Sermit ereebt bic osae enaSna asen graSer
sdeern Der 5eoerene Central g6anO mie bic aaieoer
aNoaon nnS aaer sadn ;reneemeinSn nnS Senn Soiis.
aenp1u pih @rIberdt mnb edit ddd'hemidtr Sniammen
%snss s"S nit % n,m " %
ansoereins, es siebenbiraer san
bic 30 nnO 81 ai int sonbeim Canton" cb ITO S"rr'0"
Npe, tatfinbet, 5n beteieen
gossenoN.n oes ier ae b.s Central
sutrene it, nno m in Canton n pie aroas
a nnieres iaHi gOltes aeirt wnron nn NIT arORem Gre
ob fomitee meia IA bic sr0he Nibe oie ad
ide e gut porsubereen mSs ale en gaber
uni s@eern one gate eebabren empansen nnbaln nnb
FEsr-oRDNuNo.
Tag
FREITAG, den 80. Mai le47:
8 Uhr morgens: Empfang der Deegaten und Gaeste.
10 Uhr vormittags: Delegaten-Sitzung
1890 Uhr: Fest Mtagessen.
2 Uhr nachmittags: Delegaten Sitzung.
$50 Uhr abends: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen.
Uhr abends: Fest Konzert
Mach Schluss des Konzertes folgt Tanz.
Zweiter Tag:
SONNABEND, den 3D. Mai 1e47:
Uhr morgens: Fruehsueck und Fruehschoppen
Uhr vormittags: Delegaen- -Stzung.
1880 Uhr: Gemenscfaftches Magessen. ... O..
Uhr nachmitags: Delegaten- -Sitzung.
$50 Uhr nachmittags: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen.
IThr abends: Festunterhaltung und Tanz.
Fest-Programm:
Festfoge: Freitag den 50. Mai:
L. EreennunssM Marsch
spangled Banner
f0s' anu f'A' Carl scheid; Ensemble ''pp
Begruessung
t. Begueungsed Bungart
Kapathen eesangven Digent DAnseio
Anspraehe he..............B Buergsrmester Carl F. Klein
b s %sss; v.'' S"
EngIsche Fesde ... Congressman Henderson H. Carson
,, az wennd die Rosenb bluehen.
Cook. Am Dorothy Boylw.
dnach Auswahl ' " AN
Echo Ledekranz Gesangven Dirigent Frau Daniel Weber
II. a. Student Prince Rombsrg
" Carl schelds Ensemble " '"'
H. a) The Non Chatnt b Free Selection g Free Selection
1. Bass c. E. Piero. q Bass Roy whtmer
L. PanoDuett Smiley
l3 a. Is wa, zur Rosenzet H. wenze
Youngstown Digen Erwin Bende D. '''s
49, Ensemble
1e Stars and Stripes so
Karpahen Gesangveen " ;Dirgent Albert DAurio - '""'
49, Nachher Formal Tanz bis die Haehne kraehen;
io~ie thinner edit aioem atrenmbiaf nnS Bebiennna nSen
Sn nnb remnbe mai nnb fern
ue 3nr a. SabSonnenion beS 8ranbe nnS om
S~e H. Sah nns in Gbren nnS Ge nnerer
seSeafen. ~ '''"' p''"'e9e
IN pSlfider 9rene berbnnSen,
0as Jeffomttee
Anbr.as Ratbes, GetBrdsbent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

Su Gleuelailo itarb ant II. Mioi
naf LANCER aranfbeit i'm Mlter Don
nabe5u 60 Sabrcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
8rnberbmnb Der 3entid). 0emeinbe.

8rnberbnnb Der 3entid).W .Wemeinbe.
Nqen Brit0ern oes Bruoerbun0es
miro III grinnerung sebra1t, oab
lieut. BeihluB lebter Teriamlnlung
Die regelmaBige Beriummlung oom
eriten Dreitagaberb i'm Monat &pieoer
uuf Den eritem Samstagabeno I'M Mo-
nat peuidpben lit. oa oas erobe S1n-
gerfelt oes Sbio Sdngerbe5irts in
GlepeIano i'm gih6lic Muoitorilrm
abgebalten spirb. 9tatb Sent Dfuiif-
Srogramnn miro i'm Weitieite Cad.
ienbeim elm eemiitli9er Mbeno NIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
BUR GrinnerunQ

an lituicren geliebten Batter, 8roB,
batter uno @atten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

um l,nlerc seliebte 8rpblnutter, Wut.
ter unO @attin h.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22
FEST-ORDNUNG.
Erster Tag:
FREITAG, den 80. Mai l947:

Uhr morgens: Empfang der Delegaten und Gaeste.
10 Uhr vormttags: Delegaten-Sitzung.
1890 Uhr: Fest-Mittagessen.
2 Uhr nachmittags: Delegaten- -Sitzung
$50 Uhr abends: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen.
Uhr abends: Fest-Konzert.
Mach Schuss des Konzertes folgt Tanz
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Baseball Writers Elect Four To
 Hall Of Fane''

NEW YORK, P)-Four baseball greats-pitchers Carl Hubbell and Robert Iefty) Grove, infielder Frankie Frisch and catcher Cor don (Mickey) Cochrane - today joined 49 other immortals of the diamond in the national pastime's hall of fame.
 The quartet was elected to the Cooperstown, N. Y., shrine by the baseball writers of America in a poll completed Jan. IS.
 It was the first time since 1942, when Rogers Hornsby, who led the national league in batting in seven different seasons, wa named that any player received 75 perecent of the votes required for election.
 Hubbell, famous meal ticket" of the New York Giants, who won 253 games during his momentous career, drew l40 of the 161 votes cast to head the list.
 Frisch, the "Fordham flash" O. the Giants and the St. Louis Car dinals, was second with 136 votes.
 Trailing FriSch with 128 votes was Cochrane, one-time catchin' great of the Philadelphia Athletic and the Detroit Tigers.
 Grove, Cochrane's one-time bat tery mate on the Athletics, follow ed with 123 votes.
 Harold Pie) Traynor, outstand- ing third baseman and former manager of the Pittsburgh pirates, missed being selected by two votes, polling l19.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Senate Asks
 Marshall For His Views On Policy

Continued From Page One attend the Moscow meeting even though he left the question open temporarily.
 He buckled down to his first full days work at his big mahog- any dack in the state department with praise still being heard from both Republican and Democrtic members of Congress for his ex- pressed determination to run the nations foreign affairs on a mon political' basis.
 The statement Marshall issued shortly before he took the oath in President Truman's office yeSter- day was widely interpreted as not only removing the general from the list of l948 Presidential pos abilities, but taking foreign policy even further away from partisan politics.
 Senator Bridges R.-N.HD, call ed Marshalls declaration strong fine statement" and added:
 Tt should make his work easier. It certainly should assure the CO., operation of all parties and fac tionS in our country in the conduct of our foreign affairs"
 Rep. Halleck of Indiana, House Republican floor leader, said "Marshall's announcement is cal culated to strengthen his hand in the great task before him."
 Sen tor Connally D. -Tex.) former chairman of the foreign re- lationS committee, declared the generals statement twill strength eQ his position as secretary of state and give added prestige to his wonderful character and repu- tation.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Russia To Get 200 U. s. Locomotives

PORTLAND, Ore. (P) - The prospective shipment of POO rail- road locomotives to Russia was disclosed here today by Portland port authorities.
 Capt. D. J. McGarity, port direc- tor, said railroad lines had agreed to carry the locomotives from the east to Portland under export feight rates. They will be loaded upon ships here McGarity said.
 Another 50,00O tons of cargo, in cluding machinery, steel and met als also is in prospect for shipment to the U.S.S.R. from Portland, Me Gariety added.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Employers May Charge Off Portal Payments

WASHINGTON, RJ-The treas ury ruled today that employers who have to pay back wage claims under portal-to-portal suits may charge the payments off against taxes for the years involved.
 Since corporate taxes were con- siderably higher through l945 be- cause the excess profits tax was then in effect, the ruling means much higher refunds than would be the case if the deductions were taken from current tax rates.
 The excess profits tax imposed a net levy of 8512 per cent on cor pOrate earnings about the 1886 1889 average.
 The regular income tax for cor porations through 1945 was 40 per cent. Effective with 1946 earnings, corporations pay regular rate of 30 per cent and no excess profits tax.
 The treasury ruling was an- nounced by secretary Snyder as a Senate judiciary subcommittee continued hearings on legislation to void or limit back pay portal suits.
 Undersecretary of commerce William Chapman Foster testified that portal pay suits may force many firms out of business even if the full amount claimed is not allowed.
 War department officials said yesterday that army cost-plus con- tracts might entail a loss up to $500,000,000 if back pay claims prove successful.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
MayAbOlish Indian Affairs Bureau

WASHINGTON, (R- Senator Langer R.-N.DD, suggested today that the governments bureau of Indian affairs be abolished and its 236,000 Indian wards be treat ed like white people,"
 Longer, chairman of the Senate civil service committee, offered this suggestion at public hearing on possible ways of trimming down the present government pay roll of more than 2,000,000 work CTS.
 The Indian bureau has ll,000 employees.
 William Zimmerman, acting commissioner of Indian affairs, commented that Langer's proposal "looks like you want to hang the patient because the doctor gave the wrong prescription"
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Yankees Offer $l5O,OOO For "Mickey" Vernon

NEW YORK, (P)-If Clark Grif- fifth, owner of the Washington Sen atorS is desirous of picking up an easy S150,000, all the eminent gray-haired gentleman has to do is hand over James B. (Mickey) Vernon, his much-sought after first baseman, to the New York Yankees.
 This became obvious today fol- lowing Yankee President Larry MacPhail's oratory yesterday ex- blaming the reason why the club permitted Hank Greenberg to be waived out of the American league.
 Pointing out that he had tried three times since last fall to land the major leagues home run king from the Detroit Tigers, MacPhail said:
 we are in the market for a first baseman and have tried repeated VI to acquire Greenbeg. We ap- preached Detroit about Hank last fall, again at the Los Angeles meetings in December and again last week. Each time we were turned down. We also have offered and are willing to pay $15O,000 for major league first baseman satis- factory to manager Bucky Harris. ,"
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
BLIZZARD DOESN'T SCARE BRIDGE PLAYERS

DiSregarding the gusty winds and blizzard last evening an en- thusiastic group of bridge players turned out for the weekly game at the Boring Sea club. Winners for the evening were Mrs. Joe Kehoe, Richard Webb and Grace Edmon.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22

Wife: Don't you think I look as nice as those movie stars?
 Hubby: You put that chair down and I'll answer that!
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
WASHINGTON, (R)-The Sc

ate banking committee today unanimously approved President Truman's nomination of Dillon Myer for administrator of the United States housing authority.
 Previously Senator Taft, (Ohio) head of the Republican steering committee, had told reporters he would abide by the banking com mittee's decision.
 D. JIr;.o Nr. T,
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
STANDARD OIL RAISES PRICE ON OIL

Local dealers today were noti- fled that The Standard Oil Com pany has raised the price of all oils, fuel or lubricating, effective today, M cent a gallon.