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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
2
Alfred Santell governs the casting for Rebecca choosing Nixon opposite Bellamy with a full Fox department process. The article details auditions, infant regulations, script sides, wardrobe design by Cox, and the intensive preparation before filming begins at Fox.
Statewide candidates and treasurers filing expense accounts with the Secretary of the Commonwealth have submitted an unprecedented volume this year. After review, filers missing data are instructed to provide it, with strict要求 that each recipient’s name be itemized. Many lists include hundreds or thousands of names.
Harrisburg reports the Game Commission notes woodchucks are being hunted as a food source amid long running unemployment. The pests are numerous in Tioga and Bradford counties where farmers and sportsmen combat them. Ground hogs are unprotected and may be killed anytime under a resident hunter’s license.
Locals recount visits and calls from Allentown to Tatamy, with many residents visiting relatives and friends in Cross Roads, Clearfield, Lehighton, and Shawnee. The article lists numerous household calls, travel to Hamburg, Waymart, and Erie, plus a testing of fire alarm box 42 and a motor tour by John Miller and family.
In Manhattan elevators carry more daily riders than combined subway elevated and surface lines. The average daily elevator passengers are about 12,000,000 per the city inspector Po Foley, with elevator deaths at roughly one in 215.5 million. Meanwhile two large men’s wear shops expanded their sales staff to attract customers. There are about 17,000 New York families that own dogs.
Mrs. Edward Stafford Peary, daughter of Admiral Peary and the famed snow baby, returns toward the Arctic circle to unveil a stone shaft honoring her father within 14 degrees of the North Pole.
The Household Finance Corporation office in Easton serves many families in Nazareth with the Household Loan Plan offering savings on loans from 100 to 300 dollars. Borrowers may obtain 300 dollars or less repayable up to 20 months with signatures from both spouses. no endorsements or external investigations required.
A collage notes New York City trivia including 43 daily newspapers, 600 weekly and monthly publications, 42 high schools with 210 893 students, and historic apartment houses once called French fats. It mentions a Madison Avenue pipe for women and early city driving rules dating to 1963.
A promotional snippet extolls a gasoline brand named FLASH promising swift acceleration and fuel thrift. The vivid line compares driving feel to a bird in flight and highlights the pleasure of quick response with economical consumption. The copy emphasizes balance of power and efficiency.
A brief note asserts that there is no artificial coloring used to mask the product’s natural purity. It emphasizes honesty in labeling and quality assurance for consumers seeking pure, uncolored items.
Washington coverage notes Prohibition remains central as critics applaud disarmament talk and tax relief bills. It highlights Senator Borah quitting the GOP over the dry plank, silver price outlook via Pittman plan, and hopes for a postwar silver standard linked to possible London talks.
A brief P O of A gathering chaired by Anna Krate accepted Evelyn Messinger’s resignation and elected Zila Hay as secretary. A district meeting is set for July 12 at Vanderveisr Hall Easton hosted by Camp 83. A poem titled Americas Patriot was read by Mrs Hinnton Miller and an attendance prize went to Mrs Emma Ruology. A doggie roast and picnic followed at Indian Park Penneville on July 6.
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