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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
3
A newspaper offers dual political perspectives by Franklyn Waltman and Charles Michelson. It argues Roosevelt’s popularity wanes as New Deal spending and debt spark Republican critique, while supporters claim recovery and growth persist amid shifting national sentiment across states.
Feeling among Republicans generally is to urge Mr. Roosevelt to run again. The belief is he would split the party and likely face defeat, shaping GOP strategy and unity debates.
World renowned stunt show featuring Lucky Teter and the Hell Drivers at the Great Allentown Fair. Two hours of daring feats include car jumps over parked sedans, mid air crashes through a flaming barrier, and a range of Hell Driving stunts. Also features perilous demonstrations by Ken Arnold Abie Daniels Dale O’Brien and Daredevil Dillion.
The writer contrasts six and zero figures from 1919 and 1929 to argue that propagandists mislead the public about the New Deal. He contends GOP signals promise doom under Democratic rule and perpetual boom under Republican leadership, urging readers to doubt such predictions. The piece reflects partisan commentary on economic forecasts across decades.
Cherry Hanover, owned by Hanover Shoe Farms of Hanover Pennsylvania, stands among the outstanding candidates for the $5200 three year old future ty trot at the Reading fair on Wednesday September 13. The Hanover colt was a contender in the Goshen Hambletonian drawing recent attention.
The shift from coal to natural gas as fuel has boosted Pennsylvania glassmaking across the gas belt. Much of the sand comes from Muntingdon and Mifflin Counties in the Juniata Valley. About 20,000 to 26,000 people work in the state’s glass sector, with 6,000 in bottles and jars valued around 691,486,700, and another 6,000 in miscellaneous glass products valued at 990,164,400 in 1867. Plate glass employs 3,500 people worth 616,660,800. other sectors include glass tableware, window glass, lamps, mirrors, decorative glass, and cut glass with various employment and value figures. The outlook for western Pennsylvania’s glass industry remains secure due to abundant raw materials, labor, markets, and transport.
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