Verhovayak Lapja, 1951 (34. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1951 / Verhovay Journal

- t‘A01L ---------------------------- Verhovay Journal MINUTES OF THE DISTRICT MEETINGS (Continued from page 5) shall remain in effect without any change whatsoever. The four amendments to the By- Laws proposed by the Board of Di­rectors at the April, 1951, meeting, in regards to subversive elements, the elimination of membership in the sick benefit department from the require­ments of eligibility for the office of representative, the discontinuance of the differentiation between English speaking and Hungarian speaking branches and the reduction of the number of directors from thirteen to nine, are adopted in their entirety by the district meeting. The district meeting resolves to accept the invitation of Branch 249, Dayton, 0., and, accordingly, to hold its next meeting in Dayton, The election of delegates to the Na­tional Convention follows. John P. Kelemen, Stephen Botos, Leslie Veszi, Andrew Hankoczky and John Palotas are nominated from the floor. John P. Kelemen and Leslie Veszi are) elected by secret ballot. The districti meeting expresses its thanks to the Cincinnati branch and to the Krista) and Palotas families for their kind hospitality. The meeting adjourns at 3 p.m. The District Meeting instruct^ the officers of the district to care­fully and correctly write the minutes and send same to the Home Office for publication in the official organ. JOHN P. KELEMEN, District Presi­dent, STEPHEN BOTOS, District Secretary. Witnessed by JOSEPH CZEISZPERGER, ANDREW HAN­­KOCZKY. DISTRICT 25-B Br. 443, Detroit, Mich. Minutes taken at the meeting of District 25-B, comprised of Branch 443, held on June 17, 1951, in Detroit, Mich. District President Michael Bur­­dohan calls the meeting to order at( 2:15 p.m., cordially welcoming the members attending. 1.) On request) by the District President, District) Secretary reads the minutes taken four years ago, which are unani­mously approved and adopted by the membership. 2.) District President re­quests the District Secretary to read the letters received by the district office. The secretary announces that new proposals as to the amendments to the By-Laws have been received from the Home Office. 3.) Secretary: reads the proposed amendments adopted by the Board of Directors ati the April meetihg. The proposals are approved as a whole by the members. 4. ) District President calls for the nomination and election of the two delegates and alternate delegates to the National Convention for District) 25-B. Nominated and elected by sec­ret ballot are: Joseph Letenyei (7058 Calahan St., Detroit, Mich.) and Ste­phen Csabi (3115 Chandler St., Lin­coln Park, Mich.). Alternates: Jo­seph Becsi (18923 Robson St., Detroit 35, Mich.) and Catherine Demeter (305 S. Military St., Detroit 9, Mich.). 5. ) District Secretary announces that) the expenditures of the district meet­ing amount to $58.75. There being no further business, District President' thanks the members for their appear­ance and adjourns the meeting. MI­CHAEL BURDOHAN, District Presi­dent, JOSEPH SZABÓ, District Sec­retary. July 18, 1951 DISTRICT 25-C Br. 214, Flint, Mich. Minutes, taken at the meeting of District 25-C, held on June 16, 1951. 1.) President calls the meeting to order, welcoming the members and requesting them to voice their opinions in regards to the matters before the meeting. 2.) George Varga, Manager, reads the letter of the Home Office in regards to the National Conven­tion. Branch 214 recommends that' members who are not members of the Sick Benefit Department also shall be eligible to become delegates. 3.) Thel members recommend that self-sustain­ing branches shall have the right to conduct their own branch affairs. 4.) Michael Papp comptroller moves thatr the Board of Directors shall have no right to increase the salaries of the National Officers and employees without action by the Convention. 5.) George Varga, Manager, recommends that the chief organizers shall re­ceive no higher compensation than the organizers of the branches. 6.) Vice- President Florian Biro moves that in cases of prolonged illness members (Continued on page 7) Statement for the Month of May, 1951 «. Balance from Prev. Month .............. Monthly Dues ............................................ Int, on Mortgage Loans ......................... Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans ................... Interest on Bonds .................................... Dividend on Stocks ..................................... Interest on Bank Deposits ....................... Int. on Real Estate Loans ...................... Home Office Bldg. Income .................. Profit on Sale or Mat. of Bonds ........... Hdlg. Charges — Cash Surr.................. Edlg. Charges — Certif. Loans ........... Deposits to Trust Fund ........................ Employees and Officers Soc. Sec. Deductions _____________ Employees and Officers Withholding Tax Deductions ........... Total Income ...................................... TOTAL ........................................ Death Benefit Claims Matured Endowments Cash Surrenders ____ Mortuary Fund 10,186,593.09 Disability Fund 563,203.57 Trust Fund 110,357.67 Junior O. Fund 1,152,783.13 Junior O. Exp. Fund 13,248.59 57,291.40 1,338.53 125.80 21,280.46 341.73 92.07 26.65 3,239.84 229.43 II. INCOME 13,023.90 — Home Office Bldg. Disb. „................ Investment Expenses ......................_ Actuarial and Auditing Expenses .... Monthly Dues Refunds .................... Accrued Bond Interest ...................... Sickness and Accident Claims ...... Permanent Disability Claims ............ Paid Trust Deposits .......................... Dividends .............................................. Premium Refunds ............................. Commissions .......................................... Medical Examinations ...................... Collection of Dues ............................ Insurance Department Fees ............ Inspection of Risks .......................... Office Employees Salaries ________ Salaries — Officers ............................ Travel and Other Expenses .............. Branch Office Rentals .................... Home Office Rental .......................... Gen. Office Main. Expense ............ Office Mach. & Other Equip. Main. Adv., Printing, Sta........................... Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ...... American Hungarian Federation ... Verhovay Fund ................................ Official Publication ......................... Other Legal Expenses ..................... Books, Periodicals, Newspapers .... Insurance, Except on Real Estate ..... Soc. Sec. Federal Tax ....................... Collector of Internal Revenue April Withheld Taxes .............. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS .......... BALANCE .................................. 333.75 11,154.50 10.62 1,063.75 4,763.30 51.50 .30 1,180)02 83,965.91 13,023.90 1,513.77 12,248.87 4,815.10 10,270,559.00 34,059.56 3,000.00 7,162.69 5,148.06 876.00 191.66 292.46 268.47 576,227.47 111,871.44 III. DISBURSEMENTS 1,165,032.00 18,063.69 128.42 16,844.92 200.00 1,450.48 928.00 105.43 35.12 414.84 1,571.78 38.00* 761.95 286.50 51,127.32 17,044.92 1,450.48 1,483.39 2,658.23 Expense Fund 15,84S.45 25,061.14 312.00 3.50 168.80 1,764.96 27,310.40 2.968.82 440.00 6,312.25 99.62 13.90 5.175.82 2,200.00 1,487.00 155.50 910.00 80.29 22.35 1,885.61 1,307.87 83.33 83.33 1,119.22 175.00 25.00 125.39 444.04 1,764.72 26,879.06 TOTAL 12,042,034.50 111,294.24 1,338.53 136.42 22,697.90 341.73 92.07 26.65 3,239.84 229.43 363.5» 3.80 1,180.02 168.80 1,764.96 142,877.95 43,158.85 12,184,912.45 34,059.56 3,000.00 8,090.69 5,148.06 876.00 191.66 397.89 268.47 16,844.921 200.00 1,450.48 163.54 414.84 4,540.60 478.00 7,074.20 99.62 13.90 5,175.82 2,200.00 1,487.00 155.50 • 910.00 80.29 22.35 2,172.11 1,307.87 83.33 83.33 1,119.22 175.00 25.00 125.39 444.04 1,764.72 *100,643.40 10,219,431.68 559,182.55 110,420.96 1,163,548.61 15,405.46 16,279.79 12,084,269.05 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditől

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