Know Both Sides Dialogue on Roosevelt Hoover Politics
A typographic essay discusses balanced view on Roosevelt’s budgets and deficits from 1930s, noting past promises of surplus and growing national debt. It cites Frank Kent endorsing Herbert Hoover as GOP standard bearer and argues the Republican stance centers on business interests and economic liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kent
Herbert Hoover
G.O.P
Hoover
Kent
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Mr. Kent
Mr. Hoover
Jeremiahs
Vandenberg
Taft
Dewey
Roosevelt Deficit Claims Reveal Budget Pressure
The piece accuses Roosevelt of promising a balanced budget while running deficits totaling about twenty billion dollars. It contends that his statements amount to four-flushing and that real fiscal restraint is unlikely while he remains in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Scrippe-Howard
Washington
Pittsburgh
Congress
Nazareth Scholastics Dominate Lehigh Valley Grid League Title
Nazareth Scholastics annexed the Lehigh Valley Grid League championship after a 10 game campaign. They outscored opponents 170 to 26 and collected 1730 rushing and passing yards to 176. The team led in first downs 117 to 47 and intercepted 17 passes to 22 for opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bartolet
Nazareth Scholastics
Lehigh Valley Grid
Leon Brong
Nazareth
F.G
T. da
T. Christ
W. Weiss
Pedro
Gille
Trap- Yurasitz
George
Siebler
Christmas In England Totals and All Players
A sports note records individual ball carrying totals for Christmas in England with players Ronch, Yarasitz and others showing yardage and averages. It also notes the first Christmas Seal Base was held in Denmark in 1904 inspired by postal clerk Einar Holboell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronch
Yarasitz
Denmark
Einar Holboell
German Pa German Life Scenes and Civic Debate
A fragmented page excerpt mixes dialect dialogue about rural life with English passages on New Deal policy and Republican politics. The text references labor laws social security taxes and financial figures while mentioning Hoover Kent and Liberty League. The piece blends local culture with national political debate and ends with a poetic German farewell line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Whitney
Liberty League
Hoover
Mr. Kent
Nazareth Sinks Easton in Scholastics Title Closer
Nazareth clinched the 1939 Scholastics League crown with an eight win one tie one defeat record and a 170 to 26 scoring margin. Key plays featured George Gille, Vic Weiss, Pedro and Bets on multiple drives as Nazareth defeated Easton 26 to 0 in the final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Jake Yurasis
Vince Koncir
Vic Weiss
Easton
Koncir
George Gille
Louie Pedro
Quenton George
Pedro
Vic Welss
Nazareth
Joey Bets
Weiss
Scholastice
Luckenbach Vee
Piperato
Morrow L.afb
Gille
V. Weiss
Nasareth
Mahorsky
Hammer
George
Werner
Weisscopf
Dech
Siebler
Ruh
R. Weiss
Ritter
Zito
Snyder
Grube
Eilenberger
Moll
Nazareth Jayvees Triumph In Season Opener
Nazareth Y M C A Jayvees beat Easton 7th Ward Democrats 31 29 on home court. Donald Kemmerer scored 20 of the 31 with eight field goals and four foul conversions and scored all five points in the final period to spark the comeback.
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Donald Kemmerer
Nazareth ¥.M.C.A. Jayvees
Easton
Kemmerer
Nazareth
Nazareth Y. M. C. A
G. F. T. Hummel F
Arnold F
Kemmerer C
R. Breinig G. Oo Koch G
B. Breinig F
Saunders F
Vee
H. Byrnes
Hawk
Sterlachini
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John Hampden
Franklyn Waltman
Charles Michelson
THE
Temson
Republican National Committee
Dem National Committee
Lehigh Valley Grid League
Eg I
Emlers
Johnny
Wchiller
Wok" Regent
Manasers Weins
Iran
Flest Row, Koneirs
Bartolet
Pedro Seen
R.tter
Skok
England
Die Buva Am Shtor
Bre Road
Eppel Shnits UN
Lodwerk
Eppel Derra
Seesa
Sauvera
Donnie
Hetta
Botta
Anna Hen
Katta
Jayvees
Puoget
Motta
East Centre
Aunty Pennywise
Broad Street Meat Market
Kern
Ucoupon
Nazareth Item Pub. Co., Inc
South Main Street
Nazareth, Pa
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