Nazareth High Remains Unchallenged in Texas League Game
Nazareth defeated South Whitehall 22 to 1 as Glenn Young and Charlie Pree misplayed balls leading to a long homerklahoma. Don Michael hit his third homer of the season, with Ray Douglas J Rundle and Charles Gotto adding power. Finta fanned fourteen in a one sided Lehigh Northampton League affair played Saturday.
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Glenn Young
Charlie Pree
Nazareth
Finta
Mone
Cement Borough
Don Michael
Ray Douglas
J. Rundle
Charles Gotto
Lehigh-Northampton
South Whitehall
Bangor
Hellertown
Wilson Boro
W. Il. Pet Nazareth
Douglas
Siebler
E Rundle
Free
Michael
George
Fratipiedro
Minnich
Soehall
Haldeman
Wkokolus
Stibitz
Young
J. Rundle Gotto
J. Runde
Herbert
Hain Ondrejea
Ba Eon
Haines
South Whitehall High
Der Gust Und Die Suf Die Suf Em hericha Hen
A fragmentary dialect narrative intertwines with a corporate style report noting Florida Reemployment office data and broad regional economic gains. The text mixes garbled dialogue with dates, places, and labor statistics including 1690 women and 500 to 600 white collar workers.
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New York
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Wilmington
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland Tech
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Birmingham
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Buffalo
Grand Rapid
New England
Boston
Springfield
Department of Commerce Weekly Business Survey
The report covers Texas to the Northwest with rains aiding farms and some grain crops slowed by cold. Cities note varying farm and industrial gains, employment rises, and infrastructure projects. Highlights include Arkansas to Oregon irrigation, Georgia tomato peaks, March cash farm income at 513 million, and factory labor increases in Virginia and Detroit relief figures.
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Owyhee
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Viginia
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Jacksonville
Eagle Scout Proposes Youth Path to World Peace
A seven year Eagle Scout recalls attending the 1933 Fourth International Scout Jamboree in Godolla Hungary. He credits global youth friendship at the event with fostering world peace and urges programs where American youth lecture upon return to discourage war and promote intelligent voting to keep the nation out of conflict.
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Godolla
Hungary
Europe
America
United States
Congress
Washington palaces and the federal center debate
The piece extols Washington as palatial, then analyzes the absorbent federal center. It discusses the interior department complex, centralized governance versus state independence, regional capitals, and the challenge of national relief programs under Hopkins. It notes leaders' distance from the people and questions of national versus regional administration.
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Washington
United States
Chicago
Denver
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Congress
Nazareth A C Splits ven In ue Games Over Week end
Nazareth A C splits two league games over the weekend. Nazareth defeated Bethlehem 9 to 2 while Bethlehem beat Nazareth 9 to 2 in the nightcap. Key players include Quinter with a homer for Bethlehem and Weiss with a threebase hit for Nazareth. Pitchers Coyle and Gross faced multiple batters, with Renshaw and McDonald as umpires.
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Bethlehem
Nazareth
Berger
Fronheiser
Hemmerly
Quinter
Koch
Rabenold
Kovacs
Listetski
Karwatt
Sabo
Franheiser
Kohler
Heath
Lisetski
Lucas
Taylor
Weiss
Singher
Coyle
Gross
Renshaw and
McDonald
Nazareth Taylor
E Quigg
Fulmer
O Marwatt
P . Weiss
Nazareth Fronheiser
Abrh
Bolas
Local News Briefs Highlight Social Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Edward Lilly of Mactingis hosted Dorothy Lily on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith. Mrs Lawrence Greco and daughters Joyce and Marie visited on Saturday with Mr and Mrs Michael Tomino. Mr and Mrs Irvin Rader of Bayton spent the weekend with her parents on South Broad Street. Mr and Mrs David Hughes and Mr and Mrs FE Young, of town, motored to Philadelphia on Saturday.
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Edward Lilly
Dorothy
Mactingis
Arthur Smith
Lawrence Greco
Joyce
Marie
Michael Tomino
Irvin Rader
Bayton
Asher Renner
South Broad Street
David Hughes
FE. Young
Town
Philadelphia
Single Sisters Festival at Moravian Church Observed
The Moravian Church in Schoneck hosted a Morning service with a historic address on the Single Sister’s festival tracing to Herrnhut Germany 1730 by Anna Nitchman later Count Zinzendorf’s wife. Ralph Boyer Bangor sang, trustees and King’s Daughters met after the love feast.
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Moravian
Herrnhut
Germany
Gir
Anna Nitchman
Count Zinzendorf
Ralph Boyer
Bangor
King's Daughters
Virginia Clewell
Gy School
Robert Snyder
Christian Endeavor
YMQ
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