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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
A reflective piece argues editors should avoid ill logic and false patriotism while defending opponents' right to speak. It stresses responsibility to weigh words on fundamental government and societal principles before thousands of readers.
An upbeat local item celebrates good fishing as weather cooperates and people seek inexpensive getaways. It notes many have been unable to fish in recent years, sparking optimism for abundant catches in rivers and lakes.
A dated note urges the Republicans to place ads in papers to find a strong opponent for Roosevelt next year. It predicts limited current chatter and compares to past elections with no standout contenders, anticipating a lively national campaign.
The Department of Forests notes 2100 fires from January to June 1 burned about 28 500 acres with an average of 13 acres per fire. Extinction costs were about 590 000 and the spring season was the most active in department history despite progress in protecting forests.
A garbled year end note shows extensive forest fire damage and strains on firefighting forces. The text hints at record losses, reduced average fire area, and heightened department activity despite rising inefficiencies and strained forest resources.
The Bath Church hosted an afternoon service led by Rev. R L K Yo S Luthera with hymns and anthems by the Senior Chorus. Evening rites featured the Memorials and a solemn closing, followed by a Layman's Mass meeting to celebrate dedicating a new broadcasting and tower system purchased by the Churchmen's League for over $500.
The Pennsylvania State Council of Education added George Washington University to its list of approved colleges. Qualified PE teachers from the university will be certified to teach in Pennsylvania public schools, as certificates are issued to graduates from approved institutions with adequate facilities.
Institutional engineers under the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare will meet at State College July 9 and 10 to discuss consultation and corrosion issues affecting heating plants in hospitals schools and prisons. Professor A W Gunger and Dean Edward Steidle will outline the program.
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