Know Both Lives on Roosevelts 1936 renomination
Readers see two major party releases by Franklyn Waltman and Charles Michelson. The piece analyzes New Hampshire primary results, party dynamics, and Republican critique of New Deal farm policies, noting Republican margins, delegate counts, and implications for the 1940 landscape with references to Taft and Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Waltman
Charles Michelson
Ohio
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
White House
Damasc Caron
Manchester
Henri T. Ledoux
Mr. Roosevelt
Charles A. Burke
James A. Parley
Jack Warner
Styles Bridges
Moorestown Sunday School Services and Guests
Moorestown church hosts Sunday School at 9 A M followed by Lutheran Communion at 10 A M conducted by Rev A Apple. Sunday guests include Sterling Ward Lee Munkle at Mr and Mrs James Eberts. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Alvin Anangst of Masareth, Mr and Mrs Herbert Bensing and family, Mrs Kermit Trach with her parents Mr and Mrs John Werner and family. Paul Wordie visited Nazareth on Saturday. Victor Fogel and daughter accompanied by Mr and Mrs Be visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Apple
Sterling
John, Ward
Lee Munkle
James Eberts
Alvin Anangst
Masareth
Herbert Bensing
Fam
Kermit Trach
John Werner
Victor Fogel and
Goughter
Nazareth
Paul Wordie
Sasareth
Nazareth High Has 41 Out For Track Team
Forty one candidates lined up for Nazareth High track as Coach Charles Bartolet issued the initial call this week. The squad awaits a solid season with many hopefuls vying for spots on the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarreth High
Nazareth High
Charles Bartolet
Radio Then and Now Through Earphones to 45 Million Sets
A nostalgic stroll through radio history contrasts early cottage sets with today’s vast market. The piece recalls crystal receivers, one-tube sets, noisy loudspeakers, and shared earphones, then traces growth to millions of sets, battery costs, and the shift from pianos to radios, alongside famed announcers and landmark broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danton Walker
U. S
Radio legends and rivalries shape broadcasting history
The passage recalls Morton Downey, Pred Allen and Jack Benny feuds, Jack Pearl’s Baron Münchhausen, Amos ’n’ Andy’s New York debut, Kate Smith and the Mills Brothers, and a radio site costing 62300. It notes radio’s rise as the fastest growing industry with many figures and milestones remembered over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Downey
Donald Nevis
Jack Benny
Jack Pearl
Baron Munchausen
Amos
Andy
New York
Kate Smith
Mills Brothers
Local revenue figures show growth to nearly eighteen million
A partial excerpt notes annual totals rising from over twelve and a half million dollars to just under eighteen million, with fragments implying positive fiscal change though details are incomplete.
Hankinson to Open Reading Speedway April 21
Orange City Florida March 27 Hankinson Speedway designates Sunday April 21 as the official opening of the eastern AA championship automobile racing season at Reading Pa Ralph A Hankinson has sponsored 37 races at the Berks County oval over 17 years The 7 event program will feature four reverse start races reversing the usual order to pit the fastest cars in the rear with slower cars up front
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Orange City
Fla
Reading
Pla
Hankinson Speedways
Ralph A. Hankinson
Berks County Oval
Hankinson
United States
Ted Horn
Tony Willman
Everett Saylor
Joie Chitwood
Mark Light
Tommy Hinner
Lehigh Northampton Interscholastic League team outlines 1930 squad
Coach Bartolet announced javelin will be added to field events as four lettermen return from the Lehigh Northampton Interscholastic League champion 1930 squad. Ed Pry and Charles Riegel lead sprinter and miler roles while Wunderly brothers excel in high jump and other events. The roster lists Brooks Doyle Louis Polanski Lewis Wolfe Ken Kratzer and many others as squad members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pry
Charles Riegel
Chester
Francis Wunderly
Brooks Doyle
Louis Polanski
Lewis Wolfe
Ken Kratzer
George Sandt
Charles Riegle
Chester Wunderly
Geary Gunn
Robert Hitchens
Donald Edelman
Andrew Sterlachini
Henry Byrnes
Elwood Mann
Herbert Raffetto
Jake Soffera
Olthoff Schram
Floyd Edelman
Elvin Rutt
Bernard Marsh
Raymond Christman
Raymond Nagle
Eugene Levan
Christ Muscler
Reading Speedway set for spring inaugural races in 1940
The Hankinson Roedways promote their 30th year of auto racing at Reading with eager Western entrants and notable newcomer Everett Saylor of Indianapolis in a $7,000 speed creation from Lucky Teter. Time trials planned for April 21 with events starting at 2 30 P M Eastern. track crews prep from April 1 at the Daniel Boone Hotel headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Sall
Reading
Hankinson
Everett Saylor
Indianapolis
Saylor
Lucky Teter
Thrillshow
Hankinson Roedways
Daniel Boone Hotel
Hoch Team Advances to Second in Nagareth YMCA Bowling
The Nagareth YMCA Winter Bowling League week sees Hoch Team 15 slip into second place, four points behind leader Happel's No. 1 Team 15. Elwood Hoch's No. 15 adds four points, moving past Arthur Shiffert's No. 8 Team as the standings tighten near the top.
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Prem
Pramaoaptain Nanding
Harry Happel
Elwood
Hoch
Nagareth Y.mc.a
Happel
Arthur Shiffert
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