Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume], September 14, 1933, Image 1

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

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TOWN TOPICS
Piling day has passed. A host
jrf candidates Offered themselves
lor the seven* ward council seats,
Ihe three board of education
Memberships and the two mu
nicipal. judgeships. in Young
stown.
With the closing öfnomina
tiong we are on the threshold
.j if the fall political campaign.
Our census has shown us
^hat we have more than 1,200
Citizens of Hungarian descent
jRving in Youngstown. We have
lihree political organizations.
iThe old non-partisan Citizens
V £lub which will resume meet
ings at the end of this month.
The West Side Citizens Club
„énd the Hungarian Democratic
Club.
",i The elections this fall are non
partisan. For the purpose of
listening to judge and board of
•. education candidates and to dis
tuss the issues which will be de-
tided at the November elec
lions we are already suggesting
.£he holding of a joint meeting
•m the three organizations.
In the past attempts to hold
joint meetings failed because of
distrust displayed by our De
.. fnocratic friends. This year
jvhen no partisan issues are in
.volved we hope they will join
%he other two organizations. Of
J' tourse the joint meeting would
jbe purely informative and no
indorsements could be given*
Besides the local issues the
*vet and jjry question in Ohio
"Will be on ballot. At this writing
$6 states have already voted to
^"tepeal the 18th amendment.
-What are we in Ohio going to
do about it?
A group of anti-foreigners are
Hot satisfied with our present
government in this city. They
want !to abolish ithe charter
Ivhich is the constitution of
Youngstown. On the other hand
there are important amend
ments to the same charter de
signed to improve it. These were
drawn by a committee of in
terested good citizens.
v' The citizens of Hungarian
descent should be made
•Acquainted with all these matters
and the best medium for it.
would be a joint meeting.
"It is- not our purpose to take
jUp candidates at this time. But
yve can already say that
Especially among the board of
education candidates are some
ivho are outstanding in every
Respect.
Among the judicial candidates
Resides the two judges now on
bench: Harry Hoffman and
fi. P. Beckenbach, such men as
Herman Brandmiller, Ji. a for
jgner judge, Joseph L. Heffer
Han another former judge and
inayor, W. .A. Ambrose, L. L.
George etc. are to
Among the council candidates
#re all the present councilmen.
In at least three wards in the
Fourth, Second and Seventh
-Hungarians live in large num
bers. They will be interested in
|the council faces.
Naturalized and American
Wn citizens of Hungarian
|irth. It is time to get ready for
4he fall campaign. A well in-
formed citizenry is Ithe best
guarantee of good government.
1933 SZEPTEMBER 14. YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
Beteg tagok: Radiioty Pál,
Massilon, O. Hoffer András, 211
Edward St. Hoffer- Károlyné, 41
Rhoda Ave. Vas István, 27 Pal
mer Ave. Szarka János, 321
Pasadena Ave. Hanko Margit,
2037 So.. Height Ave. Gönczi
Andrásné, 147 Cortland St.
Campbell, O., jelenleg Sharon
kórház. Doka Sándorné, 542
Mabel Ave. jelerileg C^y kór
hái. Szuhy János* 268 E. Avon
dale Ave.
^The American Hungarian Journal is serving the Hun
garian born of the Youngstown district for the 23rd year.
This paper is the only medium through which thousands of
the Hungarian-born now well to do citizens with good
earnings can be reached.
The American Hungarian Journal is the official organ
of practically all the churches and societies. It goes to the!
home of practically all their members.
We signed the NRA agreement with President Roosevelt.
Our paper is printed in a shop which has the right to dis
play the Blue Eagle. b:
We are doing oür part to restore prosperity. ?v
We take this occasion to announce that Mr. J. A. Tauss
has been engaged to represent this paper ás advertising
manager. We bfspeak for him your continued patronage and
co-operation.
AMERICAN HUNGARIAN JOURNAL
A CHARTER XÖROL