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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
3
In a March era column, Will Rogers lampoons Congress as they near retirement. He mocks dam politics around Mussell Shoals and Boulder projects, notes Democratic shifts, and predicts a light February with plans for the new session.
The Department of Revenue reminds dog owners that 1932 licenses are void since January 15 and any dog six months or older must have a 1933 license. Penalties range from fines of five to one hundred dollars plus costs or up to thirty days in jail. Licenses cost one dollar for males two dollars for females and one dollar for spayed females with a ten cent county service fee. Kennel licenses do not cover hunting dogs unless the specific dog has its own license.
UCLA plans to take over the Poughkeepsie regatta while Southern California promoters pledge to cover expenses. The report also notes Bill Tilden's farewell exhibition match in New York against Hans Nusslein, praising Tilden as possibly the game’s greatest.
The piece notes Gene Sarazen proposing an eight inch golf cup, met with a cool response from Bobby Jones who says it would not be golf. It also mentions Ladies Day designations and a 50 cent seat price increase as part of a broader 1932 sports scene.
New Yorkers recall a yearly poultry show the largest of its kind with over 3000 exhibits. The piece notes quirky city facts from dummy elevator buttons to Broadway’s start at the Aquarium and ends with women visiting to help patch a silk quilt for the Nazareth Chapter of American War Mothers.
Hellertown High remained ahead most of the game, defeating Nazareth 27 to 22 in a Lehigh-Northampton league contest. Key players included Deichman Weiss Mahorsky Haas Clewell Michael Koch Engler with referee O Keefe.
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