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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1938
Page
5
The paper presents two releases by Franklyn Waltman and Charles Michelson on both major parties. Readers may address comments to the publication about the materials while the outlet maintains a fifty year policy of political independence and aims to present substantiated facts without alignment.
A report on Henry Wallace's keynote remarks at the Democratic State Convention, critiqued for inflation of debt figures. The piece contrasts Wallace’s claims with Treasury data, noting errors in federal debt increases from 1932 to 1938 and suggesting his rhetoric aims to distract from rising public debt.
Charles Michelson, DNC publicity director, critiques Senator Vandenberg’s concerns about a Roosevelt third term. The piece contrasts GOP plans and criticizes Republican leaders Glenn Frank and John Hamilton, noting uncertainty about Roosevelt’s 1940 intentions, debt claims, and the balance of anti New Deal candidates in primaries.
The remark about prosperity without debt prompts questions about Mr. Wallace’s stance. Critics suggest he may need a strong statistical economist rather than a political ghost writer to clarify economics and policy implications.
A citizen laments polarized politics and party machinery poisoning American life. The author denounces corruption, proposes electing qualified officials outside machines, and warns of the danger to freedoms if public policy remains in the grip of politicians.
A reader laments party machine power and political division. He argues Americans must defend individualism and equal opportunity from neo beasts, condemns perfunctory ethics, and questions why two parties claim sole truth. The piece ends with uncertainty about national direction.
By George King visits Mrs Harry Sherer of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Frank Helms. Open air church grove services were held by the Women’s Missionary Society and Girls Missionary Guild. Lambert Reunion attended by Mr and Mrs Charles King and Mrs John Richline at Saucon Park. Brotherhood Picnic set for church lawn Wednesday August 17 with Liberty Band. Hecktown Ramblers baseball club postponed to Saturday August 20.
A profile of Walt Disney outlining his early poverty in Kansas City, failed Oswald venture, the garage studio, and the birth of Mickey Mouse. It recalls his shift to Three Little Pigs and the big hit that followed, highlighting his devotion to ideas and the staff’s initial doubt, and noting his daily routine and love for work.
Reading Pa Aug 11 The Reading fair futurities the richest half mile harness stakes gain a Grand Circuit fixture this year replacing the Village Farm Stake An 1100 two year old futurity plus 2100 two year old trot 2200 three year old pace and 4600 three year old trot form the core events with aggregate purses of 1920 The five day meet runs Sept 12 to 16 with daily programs featuring pace trot and running events and midweek climaxes including two futurity classics along with steeplechases and free for alls.
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