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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
The speaker notes Abraham Lincoln's claim about loving the common people and points out there are over 10,000 home town newspapers in the United States. Advertisers fund papers, and editors, staff, recruiters, and circulation drive the industry, echoing the old hen or egg question.
The Frazier Lemke act faced a judicial axe as the Supreme Court struck at its process clause. Critics say the measure, intended to aid farmers, instead undermined its purpose by hampering normal lending and credit, leaving farmers seeking a workable alternative that complies with constitutional limits.
Senator Borah argued the Supreme Court's ruling on the NRA limits federal power and intrastate commerce control. He said Congress must approve each code to give it legal force and warned that reliance on executive delegation risks lawful coercion. He noted codes improved abuses but political will waned, calling for enforceable law to ensure cooperation.
A call to Nazareth residents to welcome summer visitors by keeping the town clean and attractive. The piece urges hospitality, offering courtesies and conveniences to travelers to turn strangers into friends and boost local business.
The Oklahoma Live Stock News argues for practical farming measures to revive dust-dry lands. L. E. Call, former Wichita Federal Land Bank president, favors planting sorghums now and letting volunteers return next season. He criticizes Washington experts and urges a science-driven policy to save the western plains.
Memorial Day this year honored both war dead and peace-time fallen. Public officials through proclamations urged citizens to remember their own departed loved ones in quiet private shrines.
Loyal to those who labored, governors and mayors nationwide issued memorial proclamations. Minnesota Governor Floyd B Olson urged remembering heroic workers, scientists, educators, poets, and statesmen, honoring both war dead and the mothers and families behind them. Remembrance, he said, should be cherished daily, not on a single day.
Nazareth appears to hold the baseball lead in the East Penn league while Martin's Creek maintains a perfect in first place. A 17 inning Nazareth victory 8 to 7 over Allen Town Amicus, and a 10 to 6 Nazareth win over Wilson highlight the week end results with Bethlehem High set to face Nazareth for the district eleven title.
Richmond leads the Northampton County league with six victories and one defeat. Trump A C and Wind Gap tie for second. Petersville and Tatamy vie for the cellar. Trump A C routed Rothwock’s club 25 to 2, five pitchers combining for 26 hits. Wind Gap, led by Ace on the mound, had 16 hits and 16 runs in a 16 to 5 win. In Keystone league action, Bath Tigers lost a close game to the Nazareth White Sox 11 to 3 with Nazareth justified by key hits and runs.
The event features exhibits on leaves and plant care plus demonstrations of apple washers automatic watering systems hay equipment and animal breeds. Highlights include cheese butter ice cream home economics displays a log sawing contest and a rural chorus contest with counties sending groups. Buses will tour the campus and farm free with picnic facilities and ample parking for visitors seeking a mix of outing and farm education.
Fragmentary text mentions bikes and racing remarks with scattered names like Natex and Molna. The legible bits refer to cheering, tires, and a possible race context but lack coherent narrative or clear outcome.
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