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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
3
Will Rogers rants about poverty and tax loopholes in Hollywood life. He mocks bank holidays and calls tax exempt bonds the country’s biggest problem while urging readers to write to their congressmen. He jokes about scenarios and the movie business amid economic strain.
Boy scouts met at the Reformed church with Jacob Noll leading bugle call Phillip Moll saluting the flag Nelson Snyder reciting the scout oath and Raymond Teel repeating it. Patrols competed in signalling fire making and first aid with Flying Eagle earning 10 points and Beaver 9.
In a bold appeal to Pennsylvanians Governor Roosevelt warns that by March no funds remain for unemployment relief. He states the Legislature has delayed twelve weeks without approving aid and urges citizens to pressure senators and representatives to approve a balanced budget plan to aid 2,000,000 in need.
Tippecanoe County Indiana reported 936 enrolled in 30 4-H clubs last year. Twelve girls clubs finished 100 percent while only two boys clubs did. The county achieved 93.5 percent completions, above the state 85.3 percent. 1,180 projects were completed with girls excelling in clothing at 332 and boys in pig projects at 190.
The county fair drew 800 club members with 161 exhibits sent to the state fair and 99 members earning many prizes. Four members won trips to the National Club Congress. a boy won a national meat animal contest and a $300 scholarship, plus Purdue scholarships. J. C. Ralston leads a county club staff including teachers and businessmen as 4 H work remains a major youth movement.
Fourteen Oakesdale Washington 4-H boys aged 9 to 12 form the Batter Up club under Miss Carrie Busby to study meal planning and prepare breakfasts including cereal coffee cocoa muffins waffles baking powder biscuits with balanced menus. A rival girls cooking club of 28 members exists in the same community.
The Roosevelt salad debuted in the Capitol Senate Restaurant as Chef George Baumgartner saluted President Roosevelt. A photo shows Baumgartner presenting the bowl to Miss Sam Barkley and Miss Jul Harris, daughters of Kentucky and Georgia senators. The recipe includes celery cabbage carrots and French dressing.
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