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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
4
Liberty magazine weighs industrial strain and warns against handing control to untrained labor leaders. It argues honest business and lawful enforcement protect workers and capital, condemns racketeering and interference, notes AFL represents ten percent, and cautions against coercive union dominance.
In a time of low mood, traditional institutions like church, school, and home stand firm, serving the spirit, liberty, and daily life. Education remains a bulwark of freedom despite economy moves, while openness to ideas guards progress. The forgotten man frames national wealth as what benefits the producing people.
In this piece the author argues recreation should energize both body and spirit through active participation rather than passive observation. It emphasizes purposeful vacations, wholesome play, and self reliance, noting Americans should adopt broader leisure habits like those of England and Canada. Roosevelt’s warning about self-help framing recasts community progress.
Local election results released Tuesday show preliminary tallies for several races. Official figures indicate contested outcomes for a 63rd district seat and an Ember party candidate, with voters statewide wrapping up primary selections.
The coast Indians of British Columbia fashion dugout canoes and ornate totem poles using crude home made adzes as shown in a photograph. The Canadian Government funds preservation of existing poles and forbids removal of more. The finest totem pole collection is at Kitwanga on the Skeena River.
Elaine Evelyn Due, infant daughter of Philip and Florence Due, born March 22, 1934 in Schoeneck, was baptized at the Schoeneck parsonage on Saturday evening May 12 by Rev. James F. Gross. The article notes a Polish Veterans of America Camp 315 meeting with President Helen Miller presiding and Beatrice Price leading devotions. A financial report was given by Mary Abel, followed by a radio party with prizes awarded to Evelyn Frantz, Stella Dech, Lizzie Butts, Mary Smith, Mamie Edelman, Beatrice Price, Anna Kratz, and Mary Abel.
Mrs J J Clewell hosted a birthday dinner at her home on Sunday for her mother Mrs Jarana Fehr who turned 80. A large cake bore 80 candies as guests from Eas ton New Village Hellertown Nazareth and Allentown attended. The ceremony also notes the wedding of Annie M Danner of Nazareth to an unnamed groom at Rev J A Klick parsonage with a ring ceremony.
Uncle Elmer spoke this morning about the growing gap between the rich and poor while shaking hands with a returning congressman. He criticized cooperation efforts and questioned their effectiveness as he addressed local supporters.
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