Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1955 / Verhovay Journal

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Journal

March 16, 1955.

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Verhovay

SICK BENEFITS PAID IN JANUARY 1955

2. Ladislaus W. Szeder 52.56.

3. Stephen Margli 43.42.

5. Mrs. Julius Pastor 35.42.

7. Alexander Farkas 44.56.

8. Mrs. John Churilla 9.14.

10. George Estok 28.56, William Kosegi 41.14.

12. Louis Petti 71.98.

13. William B. Greehing 30.84, Joseph Molnár 8.58, Louis Pek 33.14, James Sitko 8.00.

14. Mrs. Paul Agardy 98.26, Peter Garabics 27.42, Mrs. Mary Hatyanyi'

14.84, Joseph Huszanyik 35.42, Frank Juhasz 34.28, Bertalan Kolozsvary

34.28, Mrs. Stephen Nemeth 33.14, John Papoczy 24.00, George Sas

46.84, Alexander E. Thomas 18.28, Stephen Vache 38.84.

15. Mrs. Albert Bialko 57.14,

Adolph Gloeckner 12.56, Mary' Igreny 32.00, Fabian Jakapovics 36.56.

17. Louis Kurczi 42.28, John Palagyi 63.98.

21. John Hochwarth, Sr. 33.71,

Andrew Papp 7.42, John Pitlik

160.00.

23. John Harsanyi 38.84, Louis

Kovács 30.84, Robert B. Oley 21.70, Charles Sabo 66.28.

26. Paul A. Griz 45.70.

31. Mrs. Harold Payne 33.14, Arthur Sherry 35.42.

32. Julius Kovács 27.42, Mrs. Mary Yudick 69.70.

34. John Benko 18.28, Stephen J. Kepes 37.70. Louis Kuscsik 9.71, Mrs. Daniel Vad 27.42.

36. John Bezzeg 35.42, Mrs. Frances Lakatos 50.28, John Lestyany

27.42. Geza Nemeth 21.70, Mrs. Richard Radzilowski 81.14, Georga Szász 32.00, Joseph Vas 30.84.

39. Mrs. John Guman 38.84.

40. Michael Fazekas 35.42.

41. Andrew Takacs 22.84.

43. Mi’s. Joseph Benko 36.56.

45. Louis Balogh 28.56, John S. Nagy 20.56, Elek Torok 21.70.

46. George Horvath 34.06, Michael Wagenhof fer 38.84.

48. William J. Baresky 29.70, Andrew Benkoczy 67.42, Gregory Dicső

31.50, Julius Doktor 45.70, Michael Dolgos 24.00. Stephen Feherpataky

9.14, John Heggie 36.00, Mrs. Vladimir Ilic 15.00, Mrs. Jos. Keller 15.00, Mrs. Stephen Lazar 38.84, Phillip Michaels 65.12, Sigmond Miko 50.85.

50. Stephen Balazs 21.70, John J. Mihok 18.28, Mrs. Akos Yerga 40.00.

57 Frank Doka 16.00, Gustave Takacs 41.14.

59 Mrs. Emery Vigh 49.14, Mrs. Joseph Zeglin 20.57.

68. John Hupchick 51.42.

69. John Molnár 14.85, Andrew Riczo 28.56.

7l. Mrs. Charles Dubyak 15.00, Michael Milanics 60.56.

76. Matthew Moger 35.42, Mrs, Andrew Sable 34.28.

87. F.mrich Havel 32.00.

90. Frank Csondor 20.56, Mrs. Walter Dziedzic 29.74, Joseph, Szukics

19.42, John Zserdin 35.42.

91 Joseph Vizi 45.70.

98. John C. Bukics 16.00, Frank Evert 57.12, Michael Jámbor 30.84, Joseph Kovács 36.56, Frank Marton

22.84, Frank Marton Jr. 29.70, Frank Vainer 16.00, Mrs. Frank Zsilavecs

28.56.

100. Louis Bencze 40.00.

101 Andrew Dojcsak 106.26, Roman Fetherol 20.55.

103. Dorothea Chaszar 15.00.

106. Albert Zavar 41.14.

107. Michael Kadar 28.10.

108. Stephen Balint 20.56, Mi’s. Paul Chochol 13.70, Alexander Fabian 40.00, Frank Katko 44.56, Mrs. Margaret Kuhn 28.56, John Nagyi

25.14, Mrs. Joseph Soltész 20.55, Mrs,

John Szekely 35.42.

Ill Joseph Toth 14.28.

129 Mrs. Stephen Baranyi 15.00, Theresa Bartók 28.56, Peter Burcsu

38.84, Michael J. Deri, Jr. 25.14, Mrs. John Juhasz 62.84.

130. Michael Ebner 34.28, Paul Koszty 8.00, Albert Lengyel 29.70, John Mraz 12.59.

132. Joseph Molnár 17.14.

133 Frank Sabo 43.42, Mrs. James Soroka 15.00.

138. László Bota 35.42, Mrs. Joseph Kish 40.00, Lcuiis Verbich 34.28. 143. Balazs Soltész 32.00.

147. John Fotovics 37.70.

150. Nicholas Greczko 32.00.

152. Mrs. John A. Szucs 10.96.

153. Mrs. William Torok 28.56. 159. Frank Balloge 50.28, Mrs.

George E. Makemson 57.14.

163. Charles Bauer 75.42.

174. Joseph Kiss 27.42, Alexander Lorincz 28.56.

177. Steven Arway 27.42, Mrs. Mary Obiak 15.00.

186. Stephen Toth, Jr; 34.28.

187. Mrs. Frank S. Hever 15.00, John Vivőd 35.42.

189. Mrs. Helen Byers 61.70, Joseph Herold 17.16, John Korosfoy

152.00.

197. Mrs. John Keckbaum 27.42, John Pollack 32.00, Joseph. Szász

24.00.

209. Joseph L. Hegedűs 19.42, Paul Soltész 35.42.

214. Louis S. Estok 35.42, Mrs. Margaret Madaras 29.70, Joseph Orcskai 4.57. *

216. Peter Fodor 18.28, Mrs. Julia Szőke 5.70.

2j8. George Stuckich 35.42.

226. Joseph Bongyor 20.00, Bela Hrehoc-sik 5.70.

230. Nicholas Lukacs 29.70, Stephen Varga 28.56.

247. Frank Bakos 6.28, Mrs. George Csanyi 15.00, Anna Olexa

15.00. Mrs. Alexander Zona 19.42.

248. Mrs. Anna Balogh 34.28, Mrs. Allen Harper 15.00, Jack Perez 54.84.

249. John Harcsa 68.55.

269. James P. Chum 18.28.

272. Mrs. George Gaydosh 34.28.

275. Mrs. Stephen Koronich 19.00, Paul Potosnvak 32.00.

276. Paul Torok 66.28.

277. Mrs. Paul Üveges 36.56.

285. Bertalan Kish 12.56.

290. Joseph B. Szanto 35.42.

296. John Copin 155.40.

303. Stephen Gyon 38.84.

305. Peter Pásztor 27.42, Sigmund Pinter 13.71.

307. Joseph Szabó 37.70.

324. Frank Majszin 34.28.

327. Mrs. Joseph Szalma 28.56.

335. Mrs. Mildred Dudash 53.70.

336. Alexander Mihalik 16.00, Louis Vagronies 21.70.

338. Mike Dulow 29.70, George Simyon 38.84.

343. Joseph Nagy Szabó 20.56.

344. John Bodolai 10.28.

347. Joseph Mulató 22.84.

348. Stephen Dadich, Jr. 6.84.

361. Mrs. Barbara Kleinholz 21.70. 376. Anthony Gyulai 75.40, Carl

R. Miller 36.60.

383. Mrs. John Cziffra 42.28, John Molnár 11.42, Joseph Molnár

12.56, Mrs. Joseph Tamizer 32.00.

415. Mrs. Stephen Patsy 28.56. 432. Árpád György 28.56.

443. Mrs. Harvey Bond 21.70, Mrs. John Jozsa, Jr. 41.14, Julius Mizerak

36.56.

452. Mrs. James L. Young 36.56. 466. Rudolph Deutsch 38.84, Anthony Färber 46.84, Mrs. Margaret Kochan 15.00.

483. Joseph Pablick 58.28.

488. Mrs. Kalman Szabó 51.42.

500. Mrs. Paul Meray 22.84, Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer 74.28, Mrs. Paul Wirich 37.70.

511. Joseph Blizman 50.28.

519 Alex Gvimet 27.40.

520. Giovanni Pellizzari 66.84, Michael Siko 59.42, Mrs. Susan Zambanini 36.56.

525. Stephen Kish 17.14, Frank Kornacher 33.14, Albert S. Sabo 21.70. Joseph Szabó, Sr. 27.42, Alexander Szilagyi 22.84.

533. Stephen Sanders 26.28.

538. Mrs. August Moret 56.00, Mrs. Mary Suei 10.28.

545. Rudolph Stiblo 13.70.

This little extract from Petőfi was on the cover of the program for the March 15th celebration held on March 5th at Hunter College by the American Hungaiian Federation. Eastern District. Read it well, those of you who read the tongue, digest it — it speaks volumes! It’s quite evident that I am still greatly under the influence of the program, and I write this two days after the event at that! The auditorium was welt packed, considering the ha 3 weather. Field Supervisor Josenh. Toma and Mrs. Toma were kind enough to pick me up and escort me to the affair (Ernie is in Florida and brother-in-law was baby sitting- Thanks Mike). Well, Libby and I started the evening off by both having a good cry over the National Anthems, both of them. Then after the invocations Nagyajtay György recited “Talpra Magyar/’ and if there was a dry eye in the audience they were non-Hungarians, for no true Magyar could have sat there and not have had his blood set afire by the rendition of the poem; Libby and I couldn’t see each other thru the haze of tears! What a man! Never have I heard this stirring poem so given. Mr. Nagyajtay was superb!! Yon couldn't help but be proud that you were of Hungarian descent, and most of alt you felt proud that you were an American and in a country where such a celebration could be held, and that the only reason the law was evident was because of the natural protection given us, not to hinder nor to stop Us.

I'll’. Louis Yager, who is the president of the American Hungarian Federation, is very much to be congratulate^ on working so hard on this affair, for it truly was an excellent program, well planned, well conducted. The feeling of cordiality extended throughout the program by our own Director A1 Falussy, who was the M.C., was felt and appreciated by all. In fact, all who worked so hard deserve a hand. Our own branch was well represented among the workers. Amongst the ushers I spotted our trustees, Joseph Hattayer and his son, Joseph, Jr. Stephen Sipos, Joe Toma, and Directors Falussy and Ibos. A1 Ibos looked particularly well in his cap and Hungarian arm band. Our branch was well represented by members in the audience, and to try to ’ist who where there would be quite

540. Louis Obreczian 24.00.

562. George Beveridge 32.00, Samuel Sciotti 42.28.

564. Stephen Dudás 53.13.

TOTAL: $8,025.70.

January 31, 1955, Pittsburgh, Pa.

JOHN SABO, National Auditor. *

HOSPITALIZATION BENEFIT PAID IN JANUARY 1935

21. John Polya, Jr. 14.28.

TOTAL; 14.28.

January 31, 1955, Pittsburgh, Pa.

a task, so just take it from me that Verhovay was out in full force. I should like to mention everyone who worked so hard on this, but space does not permit. To Mr. Falussy goes a bouquet of roses for the excellent job he dúl — he has such a fluid way of speaking that the program di;l not become tiresome at any time, also he has that dry sense of humor I admire so much. So much for the celebration. If you were not there, you have no one but yourself to blame. A resolution was adopted and passed on. (Copy of resolution)

RESOLUTION

ADOPTED on March 5. 1955, at the commemoration of Hungarian Independence, Hunter Collégé, New York -City.

WHEREAS, Hungary by tradition and history had been the bastion of Christianity since the 14th Century and by three centuries of continuous fighting at the sacrifice of 1,090,000 of her people, had secured peace and progress for Western Europe, and

WHEREAS, the unjust and cruel Consequences of the agreements of Teheran, Yalta and Potsdam have led t9 Hungary’s subjection to Soviet domination and Communist rule, and

WHEREAS, the Hungarian people have never ceased to remain dedicated to national independence* individual freedom and Western cultural standards as has been demonstrated even under Soviet military occupation at the 1945 and 1917 elections, and

WHEREAS, the present Communist regime and Soviet colonial exploitation are being- maintained in Hungary only by violent domination by the Red Army arc: arbitrary rule by the Communist secret police, and

WHEREAS, the Hungarian people silenced by , Communist terrorism have been deprived of all possibilities of expressing their true vili and communicating with the Free World,

THEREFORE, we assemble tonip:ht under the banner of “FREE AMERICANS FOR FREE HUNGARY,” and raise our voice in behalf of our brethren in protest against their subjugation and the intolerable slavery intG which they have been plunged,

BE IT RESOLVED,

That we herewith create a commit-JOHN SABO, National Auditor.

FORTY AND EIGHT NEW YORK’S NEWS AND VIEWS

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Mert elhagyott, mert a legelhagyottabb Minden népek közt a föld kerekén.”