davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

trend will continue-and then
 when our July and August sail
 lngs are under way they will have tuIl lists of Alaska bound tourists -equalling any successful post war season-providing unwar- ranted war scare" stories de- scrlblng Alaska as a front line are not gwen unWarranted circula- ton, R. C. Rose, assistant general passenger agent of Alaska Steam ship, said. We are grateful for the support given the Alaska tourist program by Alaska news papers,"
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25
Tourist Season Heading For Bumper Crop

Alaska's tourist season is here it IS not dream for the future according to transportation agen- cieS.
 More passengers are booked for northbound June sailings this year than at the same time last year, the Alaska Steamship Go. reports.
 Their 1851 tourist program planned last fall, resulted in ads In Outside daily newspapers and national magazines, promotion through travel agencies and traf- fife representatives.
 We believe the Hate booking"
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

February issue of The Western Horseman, published at Colorado Springs, Colo, contains a picture of Miss Clarice Fisla, one of the winners at Colony day horse races held at Palmer last year, accept ing her prize.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

Mrs. Norman Wallis and two children have arrived in Palmer from Oakland, Calif., and are making their home at the Co-Op apartments. MT. Wallis is en- ployed by the Coop dairy.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-25

Don Irwin and Hugh Johnson or the Agricultural Experiment Station have returned to Palmer after spending a few days at Fairbanks on experiment station business.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01

But Sorenso with many grain he uses
and radio market help him decide when
Many these originate the Minneapolis Exchange
handlers buying and selling every public guessed
it. they're mddlemen the mers crops food
the wholesalers groe who sell They employees
doing worthwhile work they're all friends of yours And
they all good grain consumers tooD
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01

The mon at e also partner of Sorenson He's
working for the Bengham elevator Others Minneapolis
Grain Exchange In this free market he provides valuable services
For example, he gets for grain bov helps elevators
nancing provides market advice
Inspections assists when asked with elevator management
middleman paid ooabout 1 the grain he SELLS
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01

Montana rmer-stockman Published twice q month
Montana under Act of March s. 1879.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-01-01

One look at Ken sorenson know he's useful citizen his
broad Minnesota grows flax
weed and wecd Happily farmers like him have lot of help today
their work help from all the socaed mddemen bring
market and them Who
Sorenson elevator nearby Bngham In handling
gran he makes small profit And of course he it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
SAXON VETERANS
By FRED

y record crowd to attend one
OF our Polka dances was set last
Saturday evening. Fortunately
the rain subsidized before tie
dance began enabling the affair to
run smoothly. Our next presenta-
tion will be frankie Zeitz who
will play tomorrow evening Sept.
%. at the West Side Sachsenheim.
From the general opinion OF
some people, our plans for a pic
mic ground seem a little far
fetched. By this time next year
we hope to show that little Ell
fort now will bring Our desired
intentions later.
One of our members. Andy
Burtzlaender who is on duty with
the Armed Forces. in Germany,
bumped into another Saxon boy,
Al Aber. who also was on patrol
duty. I'm sure the meeting was
enjoved by both.
Although the weather hasn't
been too warm lately, there is one
fellow who is sweating it out. AT
any rate. at the time Of this writ
ing it didn't happen as yet but
Iry. koncal is about to become
a father.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
Treffen der
"Sehwurzen Suxen'

Trieobera III Seiien. - aiir5lid,
fanen ebemalise slnseboriae Des
einltIaeu q. 3. ct. "SaronIa" IN
Eraa - peaeu thrcr idrparjen Wfiit,
SEN Die "Sdnpar5en Soren" genaunt
aus nucn SeiIen bes gunoesaebie.
tes 81 einem Sreiien in 6riehbcra
III 5eiien Sulammeu. Sic in ieoer
Slnlid)t gelltnsene, pom @eiit ehter
lt1ocntlider 8unoesbriioerlihfcit II.
Don Ser luehlltiitig-itoljen erinncrllllg
al Die ouGiduliahre i'm unperseiie.
nen Yras crIiiIlte 8eranItaItmg mar
bon ocm in ;srieobere tpobnenoen
llnIu. ..Ip5. 9r. babil. israns s. 0e.
ranef pOrbcreItet noroeu. ser ieit
1915 nit groBem GrioI9 besriibt lit.
oie Nurd Sic Gertreibung aus ser
Selnot ierrlienen bunSesbriiSerli,
den ganbe nell iu fniipien. Sn Oenl
ofIiiiellen Teil oeS Sreiicns, in Dem
II. a. ge'd)liiiie iiber bic llnteritiit.
llla notleioenoer 0unoesbriioer ilno
ltrcr @'hpen aeIabt tpuroen. wuroe
Die Staot SrleOherg 3l,nl SreIipunft
Der ebetnaliaen Vroaer ~Sfmor;er
Saren" crfi1rt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
Corpus deIieti

Earis. Sor einen Barrier
Sheiounssridlter erld,ien Elm gbe.
mann unb beantraste sic Sdeiouna,
neil i'm feline ,Srou bctroaen bobc.
Nls er nnd) Sen Vepcismittcln 1e.
'raat murSe, lestc er Elm Vaor Solen.
trdaer uli Sen Rihtertiid'. Ger Che.
nlann ser ols lfGitsrelicnber int.
n,er einlee Wofen ari Neiien mar.
mar nah @auie aefommen unh bate
einen anberen anjue anaeioaen. Mit
gritaunen mubte ct feitltclen hnb
an ieiner Scie iren,be Soientrdger
binsen. Tie 6rau erfIorte iebod,,
haf lie e'nem aiten Befannten elm.
mai Die 9oien ibres Manl1es eelieben
habe. uno oieier babe sic Tr6aer per.
sciien. Der. 3euse fonnte aber nid,t
aei,lnOeu nerben, ser IN elmer ae.
liebenen Sole ipajieren gegnngen
mar. go ,pilrbe o,i Brunb Der per'
innalifen Soientrdeer Die gbe &C.
ihieben..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
LORAIN, OHIO
SECTION S

We singers from Lorain wish
to express our thanks to Singers
OF Youngstown ior the fine time
and comradship which was shown
at tie SaengerieSt. We arc truly
sorry and sincerely beg iorgiv-
ness from those people and other
organizations we offended by not
wearing our white gowns when
we sang On the stage. We make
this a promise - ii ior any reason
we do not have our gowns we
shall not sing - it shall not
happen again.
We are planning a card party ior
October 18th at s p. IN. in the
dance hall OF our club. We gladly
invite all OF our members and
friends to come and Join us on
this night to play pinochle and
bunko. Ihere'll be prizes given to
the winners and door prize and
refre shments later - Come one
come all and enjoy yourselves.
Many OF the Singing Societies
do not realize that our club is
subjected to changes as is theirs.
Many or our secretaries remem-
Der Mr.. Eriesenhengst as the Sc
cretary of the Lorain Society and
we are glad that they do. Mr.. Erie
Senhengst deserves the honor and
respect. but as | said before -
things change - Mr.. Friesenber-
ger is no longer our secretary. -
We have an inexperienced girl
trying to ill his shoes. She is
finding it hard and would like a
little cooperation from the other
secretaries in that they address
all correspondence to Ter -
NlIhelmlne SCHNEIDER,
Stop As Broadway
Loraln, Ohio.
WlIhelmine SCHNEIDER,
Secretary
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
on the Basketball floor" | an,

on the "basketball floor | am
sure no one minded the practice.
We didn't even have to roast our
own hot dogs, all we had to do
was eat, and there was plenty
there. Katie was even there. alter
being sick for three weeks, just
so she could bring the horsera
disl, - freshly made that night.
1t sure was "hot-stuif' - but
good. Well, the evening ended up
with a bang with the fellows
trying to blow the girls off the
table. We had a nice time Salem,
thanks again.
Would like to remind everyone
OF the Fish Fry every Friday
night at the Club, from 900 to
l. o p. M Sure is good tasting -
take it from me and vcreyonc
else. SO come on down alter the
game, alter bowling, alter the
show, after anything, but come
on down.
think everyone has noticed by
now the swell job our new
custodianS, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Zeck arc doing at tie Club. They
really serve the public with a
smile. They'll even make YOU a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
Cleveland West Juniors

Horses! Horses! Crazy over
horses! Cleveland West went
strictly hayseed last Saturday.
TIE havride was lot OF fun for
all participants. No one suffered
i'll effects although mishap did
occur. One of the members lost a
personal belonging "a wallet. OF
course) but retrieved it the next
dav. Congrats
Rah Rah Rah, Three cheers for
Ohio State, All the West Juniors
are anticipating lots OF gaiety at
the football game this week III
Columbus. All going, meet at tie
Westside Sachsenhelm at 500 A.
m. ono later please). For further
information call Dick Fleischer
or Clara Letzner. See YOU Satur-
dav. Rah Rah Rah,
Dues were the main topic at
our last meeting. Postcards are
being sent to tie delinquent dues
members. They will be placed on
a three month probation period
in which time. dues are expected
to be paid i'll FULL. The members
are eligible to attend soclals
etc, but they will he dropped
fromm the club il not. all
paid ND in the three months time.
Come on. members. do You want
to see our club iold up like East
did: Let's do something about
those dues. Get them in.
Applications for three new
members were read Monday
They are Dorothy and John Cook
and Betty Schaser. Welcome 10
West. Eastsiders.
Keep watching for news OF a
big event planned by the juniors
for the month of Novemebcr'
The Halloween plans, the
Juniors made for tie 9th of Oc-
tober are given up. The big I. :.
]. 4. informal is the same time Ill
Newcastle and we'll all be there
However plans are in the making
for October 20. More on that
later.
lust a reminder 7. s. !. \. con-
vention West Side Sachsenhelm
June 2l-22. 1882.
Next meeting, October s, 1881
at $50 p. m. See YOU then, deli
Quent members!
Patt Robv. Reporter
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ntlnna Ses |eretns
2weia 80

1ie ndd,ite reaelmdfinc Ncrcins:
periumnlllmQ nes 2ipeiacs 80 finDel
ltott an Snnntoo nodmittuo. Del,
I. Gftoher. beoimnenn I'M 3 llbr in,
Sohienbeim. slllc GercinsbriiDel
llllh irelu,nIidllt erillht. iich an bic,
'cr 10 lpihtloen Gerionlnlllmo ,u be,
teiliuen. sllle griiber iino ernobnt
pab Dos &ohl hires Gercines, pps
Der erriten Ve1eiIiQ,lnQ ollcr Ser,
cinsbrilpcr obidnQt. IS lit biz
Efiid't unD sIufQahe ieoes einielner
Mltalicpes pes ;3lpeiQes 80 nit pol
ler @ner0le lmb &raft inlrie and
nit einem TtlihtbenuEten Screens
acfilhl fiir hos &ohI lnD Bette lei
nes &ereincs ;ll arbeiten. @eroDe ~
picicr :}cit brouhen mi ralle oi(
arpIc nes Gereins fiir bic lpithtiQt
Vcrotlln1en Die Dor lns iteben. 3es
hulh iinn ollc griioer hermit hers
lid,lt uehclem, III Der fommenDcl
&creinsperiamnlllnN oes 2peioes
ompeienD ,u icin. >pelhe an Sonn
too nndmitta0. ben I. Sftnber I'M
9 HIN im Sad]lenbeim obQehaltel
mlrD.
aSiuiam 6ortmon. Sefr
81, !
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27

Frank Fellows was a quiet, low
able man, brilliant man who, dur
ing his ten years on the Commit
tee on the Judiciary, has made .
truly notable contribution to the
history of that great committee He
spoke seldom on the Floor, but
when he did, his incisive thinking
was matched by an unusual COM
mand Of words which gave keen
pleasure to all who heard him.
Gentle, kindly. with . delightful,
wry humor, he will be greatly
missed.
II Ely to production. especially Of
n military materiel is the ma
chine tool industry. A recent report
indicates that anticipated defense
orders for 1852 will amount to some
$4,000, 900 900. An employment ex-
pansion of 50%, or more than
10000 workers to meet an annual
production rate of 1875 900 will be
necessary. To meet its production
schedule in 1881 and 1852. the ma
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
NILES, OHIO
DANCE - The r. T. S. Sick
Benefit, Branch 20

Dear members:
At a special meeting held on
W Wednesday September u, 1881 it
was decided we should hold a
dance. Everyone is invited, bring
your friends and ncjghbors. 1t
Will be held on October q, 1881 at
$50 p. in. at ~ Belmont Avenue.
Niles, Ohio. Johnny Richards and
his orchestra will be plaving.
They are often heard over Radio
Station WkBN. They also won
2nd prize at the recent Caniield
Fair. There will be music and
dancing for young and old.
Our regular monthly meeting
will be held on October !, 1851
at , 90 p. m. at III Belmont Ave-.
Niles, Ohio. Please try to attend
as the books are going to be
checked by the auditor. The OF
ficers and special trustees are
asked to come one hour earlier to
this work. Sincerely yours,
Fritz Schede, Rec. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
ACENDA CLUB

Everyone is enthusiastic about
the coming "Traubenfest' whic h
will be held Sunday Octobers7th.
The entire program was presented
bv the entertainment chairman,
Marie Sperie. This festival will go
down as one of tire outstanding
events as there will be fun
and irolic for Young and old. This
is the time for fun and fellow
ship.
There will also be a perform
ance given by The Blaue Dora II
Schuplattlers.
The meeting was we'll attended
and the only guest was Dick
Geve.
The nominating committee for
tl,e officers of 1852 are: Chair
man, Al Fernengei; Rudy Haupt,
Martcn Sperie, Loretta Weiss
and Lucille Gunnesh.
Committee No. ) headed BY
Esther Henneges will make the
plans for the Hard Time Party
to be held Sunday October 2Sth
after a regular business meeting
Two more -Agenda members
have accepted the call of service.
Robert Gunnesil will be the new
Sunday School Superintendent
and Selma Haupt will be the
assistant. Many members will
serve as officers an teachers. The
installation OF the Sunday School
staff will be held Sunday in the
Englisl, Church Service - II .
m. Hope to see all OF our members
and friends in church this Sunday
Tie Sun lay School will ce-
lebrate Rally Day at 10 p. M.
Helen Lindeman
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
2lms pemneste,u,,, Oti<
Nuehrvf fuer Katharine
Breckner
Aus Youngstown

Sin IonocS Sroucriohr lit icbcn
perilni'en,
Seit pu peinc Iichcn ellrQen tilr enio
hoit ocihIpiien,
llnb mir feline iSrellbe mehr il'lon''
men oenoi'cn.
Sin Iol,ues Sruuerlohr 1T ihnl
ncriIni'en,
Scit ncin trcles Utlltlerheri ltillt
ltonn,
llno mir in ticien Sdlnlers uerbdnb
IS lpur ein Ion0es Sruucriobr III:
rilf,
SaH mir llns fowlleu frellcn. oeinel
lichcn 9luuen glIf.
Sin lunNcs Sruueriuhr ilrilt
3ullutcn mir inns slllonlmcnfrel'er
i'm Slid,
IS mar 10 ihneu, lpie pu ppn lns
Neidlicocn,
Sir fpnnten ME perociicn nih ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
SAXON MR.. AND MRS. CLUB

The September meeting of the
Saxon Mr.. and Mrs. Club was held
September 5th, 1881, after which
cards and refreshments were en-
joyed.
The next meeting is on Oct,
3, which will be a Come AS You
Are Party. There will be square
daECing and refreshments. The
Committee is calling at the home
OF each member couple and ii
they don't appear at the party as
they were, they will be fined.
We wish to congratulate the
following couples upon the birth
of their babies:
Mr.. and Mrs. John keckes. a
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Salata, a
bov.
Martin Kerr is at the present
time patient in the South Side
Hospital. He will possibly be
there Tor some time.
l-udy Brenncr, Rec. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
biIder aus Persiens hauptstadt

cntlouN lallicn. gu Qelpiiicn ;}e,tel1
lpiro ol,rh ein fnn1pliiiertcs Hullp'
ipitem SSuiicr in oieie Scitln0cn oe'
trichcn. Die Selte Itcbe,l u,1 Delt
Sciin,ulaen unp iiillen ibre SSol'
ierbcbGlter pner lpoiten ibre @olti'e.
Sitmals ,perDen Die itdbtlld)el
&aiierpoaen al bieicn rEllellcn"
oefiillt, insbeinnoere Donn. lpcllll Die
&utider su farl linO, iur cllNlildlen
gptidoIt sll fohren. Gies erflort
lpobl sur Wcnii1e, lpeshalb III Sehe'
ron 10 piele Wtenihen an Glhr. Sn'
pblls INN onberen, obnlitEen &rul,f.
hcitcn lcibcn. slllerOin0S lit ouch 1T
gctrud,t sll iiehcn. boH es III Der
pcriiihe,1 Aoouptltoot fcine ei0el,tl1'
hc &ouuliiotinn oibt.
Sd,lamperei
SN1 Scr 9iGhe mcincs S,ptels lieat
cine StroHenluternc aus Getpn ullcr
iibcr bent Srpttpir, ,ll,o Dies icitoent
lie Dor etlpc bier 9&od)en bon eincllt
voitouto lln,oeIohreu lpurOen. Sic
Ealioutcn miliicn oorilber hinlpc0
ltciocn, lnb bos icht mand,nlal be-
lllitiOenh Gus. S(ber niemonb lhelnt
iih an Diciem 3ultunp Su itoHen, ant
mcniOitcn bos slltdnoioe slmt, CT.
flGrtc Der geriNtcrltottcr.
Sieics fleine Scilpicl lGHt ollerz
honb pcritGnOlid) lperOen, luus man
ionlt niht beorciicn fDnntc, lulo NOS
nlr nit Der Griltens cine r,,iCi,t lehr
oftipcn gcomtcnirboft au erflorcn
-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
Elm neues iHeI
gegen Erkae|tung

Sic Griinbllno eincs nellen Mlt,
tells ococu GrfoItlnN. bus olId,
pirft, lrtm Die GrfGltlnu id,pn
lunOcrc Belt bulert, mllrDe fllr,lldl
olf ocm -. SScltfon0rch fir rcine
lnb on1elponbte Gbenlie bcfanntaes
Ncbel.
Ias ncue Mcoifomcnt bat cine
oreiiohe &mfllnu. ST pernii)tct ben
%irus. Der mach Slniidt Der S(cr,te
bic GrfGltlnoen herporrllft, fcrner
Die \,i'tomine, bic nod, llcberiells
ullna Der McDiiiuer Die GrfGltlns
gen nCrldlimnerr, lmo id,licblif1
aud, Die inIcftinicn gaiillcn. Die
OelpDhnlid, nod hin;ufmmell. INT
Die Grfrunfln0 ipeitcrhin al Der.
id)uricn.
Sen Seri1t ilber hos neue Mtittcl
eritattetcn ilpei ,Silipinroeletrte,
Guicbio y. Gjuriio, ein slrit. lrnb
9tomnn slccpcnn. Garcia orbcitet int
mcoi;Iniidcn Norid,unasinititl,t III
Einan. GoQllno. slcepeoa lpirft oln
slroneto to=,inititllt fiir 9onolpiriihoit
III Wtalobnn, HiSol. &ciner Der bei=
bcn ,Snrldcr 1T sum &onnreR hier'
heracfpmnlcn, obcr Der gerid)t lit int
pcn niiiiiellcn Tohicitihriften per,
Oficntlid,t nnb ltcht sllr GisflllliDn
al,f hcr SuocsnrDmlnN.
Sos ncl,e Ntcoifonnent bat ildl
in 200 ,Sdllen nprmolcr GrfGltln9
ais 90 Irpient luirfinn er,pieieil.
Sic Scillmu trut Durhiduittlih
nucb nrcltGNiacr O. Sehonoluna
Gin llnb bel Den burtn1fiNen GrfGls
tln0cn nritten Crabes nuh etpd
iilnf SuNcn. Gei Den GrfGltun0cn
ilueiten @rahes, b. +. nod) einer
Sauer bon mebr ols cincm Soo.
perid'monncn bic appIid)merien in
10 bis t5 Wiinuten, lno id)pn nod
ipeniNcr Winlten lpurbe bns sltmcn
purd Die perltopftcn 9toienlud,er Ell.
lcirhtert.
| Sos atebifomenf heitcht aus Ell.
nen1 l,cllen innthetiihen Mittel, benz
cine oltc Sulionrnoe hin;uaeiiiot
miro. Sos nelle Mittel heift Sin,c,
thnouunipin uno purbc ipnthetiith
in Den ocllunnten 9ubprotoricn her.
QeIlcllt. Is iprrNc ,unddit sur ge.
fdmpillna Ser Maloria perlpenbet.
Sonn perildte man CO bel oclpOh,.
lihcn GrfGlllmaell, ipeil es slnti.
Giuls= =Giicfte, cinen leirbten Slnti'
hlItamlneIcft lnb cine leihte SSir-
fllnl Scr Sdlmcr,linberllnu berpprs
r,lft. Sus hiniuQcIilote Sulfomittcl
ipuroe hcreits lett piclcn rSobren in
Den II. z. QcNen Qelpohnlide Grfol-
! tlnlNcn pcrlpelloet, bu mon nnnimmt.
es tote Die goiillen. Die iid meiit
bel Grfultllnocll permehrcn
Scs ncue Wtittel ipurbe aud, oe.
Ncn Gic GiruserfGltlmaen Der 6iih-
ncr onNclponot. Sci 700 Soiihnern
lplrbe Don1it cin bunoertprp;entiocr
Griolo eriielt. Sci Menihen miro
es ipluobl in Sablctteniprm burcb
Ginnehnlcn mic aud, in ,Sorm bon
GinlpriEllngen bellllbt.
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SALEM NEWS
By KATIE

Even if the weather didn't CO.
operate for the hayride some
hearty souls showed up and we
still had good time Saturday
night. The kids got in some pre-
season basketball practice. | can
see why Canton has such good
teams - especially when Heinie
used to go out and sweep the
snow away so he could practice.
That northeast gang ought to be
good players they spent an
awful lot of time helping their
neighbors harvest their fruit and
tomatoes and running them down
to the corner. (the neighbors, that
is y Thanks Canton for coming
down we'll be looking forward to
coming to your dance next month
if YOU have one. We are planning
a Traubenfest for November II
and we're giving you q special
invite right now. So plan on COM
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27

GlcpeIohns riibriNcr lmh oiplps
n,otiihcr Viir0ermeiitcr, Shcnos
S(. 9'llrfc, helpirbt iih I'M 'ell'ell
piertcn &oblternlin. Gr folnn ipnhl
ols cincr Der hclicbtcltcn Ellroermels
itcr III pcr lonNen @clhihtc Der
Stont hC,elhnct lpcrocn.
Gs lpiro poroui hinoclpicltl1, boli
cs bic orpie Eelicbtbcit unn Die Nll1=
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-27
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

chine tool industry will need 500
mechanical engineers, 500 tool and
die makers, 1000 foremen, more
than 5000 skilled machine opera
tors and many thousands of SEMI
skilled and unskilled workers. The
opportunity for well paid employ
ment is there, the need for work.
ers is very real. very important to
strong America.
II EARRINGS on H. r. $40, my bill
III to provide grants and scholar.
ships for the education Of impera-
lively needed additional nurses,
were held on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this last week. Testi-
mony was presented by the Amer
ican Nurses Association, the Amer
ican Medical Association, the Health
Resources Advisory Committee of
the ONCE Of Defense Mobilization,
the Surgeon General of the United
States Public Health Service and
the Georgia State Nurses Associa-
ton.
l had the privilege Of presenting
the bill at the beginning and of
summarizing at the end. Every ef-
fort now must be exerted to have
the Committee act on the evidence
and bring q bill to the Floor.
A LWAYS eager to know what wo-
"A men are accomplishing. was
interested to read in the Septem-
bere 10th Trainman News that IN
the ALL Machinists, 376 women
hold ofilces in local and district
lodges. Several thousand other wo-
men serve as shop stewards or
members Of shop committees. Both
give evidence Of the increasing
recognition We women are receiving
for ability, capacity, and RESPONSE
bic functioning.