Slow-Down Strikes Spar Over Labor Tactics Across States
Editorials nationwide condemn slow-down tactics as a modern rival to sit-down strikes. Opinion clashes highlight public opinion fears, legal questions, and the role of federal action as communities demand strong measures against CIO radicalism and work disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fort Wayne, Ind
News-Sentinel
Dallas
Texas
News
CIO
Charlottesville
Macon
Telegraph
Detroit Free Press
New York Herald Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Department of Labor
Blackfoot
Idaho
Bulletin
Ham and Eggs Ballot Defeats Highlight Democracy
The editorial notes California and Ohio voters rejected a weekly state pension plan inspired by Townsend ideas. It underscores how ordinary citizens using free speech and discussion can critique and defeat policies, valuing representative democracy over more centralized schemes.
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California
Ohio
Gresham
Rome
Local Recipe Contest Winners Named In Nazareth and Easton
Readable notes detail a cookie recipe entry method and a list of local prize winners from Nazareth and Easton. National finalists are Mrs John Klein Kesslersville Mrs E C Zellner Bethlehem Mrs Carrie R Hawk Nazareth and Miss Ida V Snyder Nazareth project. winner receives 500 dollars in cash or groceries. All entries forwarded to Brer Rabbit Molasses Company with a free recipe book for contestants. National winner announced after judges decide.
Rural School Pupils Ace Weekly Vocabulary Test
Rural schools report many 6th to 8th graders achieving perfect scores on a 40 word weekly vocabulary test. The notes mention harvest plans, bear hunting in Monroe County, visits among families, water shortages, and a parade of community activities including readings, magazine enjoys, safety posters, and school visits across Beersville, Walnutport, Kreidersville and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Longly
Oscar Kleintop
William Moritz
Monroe County
Harrison Beers
William Beers
Pen Allen
Frank Pehr
J. D. Koons
Mr. Flack
Anna Donceses
Josephine
Alfred
Edward
New York City
Irene Vitez
Louis Donsees
Bucks County
Harold
Charles Fehnel
Arlene Fehnel
Eleanor Fehnel
Evelyn Heffelfinger
Earl Wambold
Harold Arnold
Elsie
Steward
Marian
Marie Marsh
Stanley Wambold
Audrey Frederick
American Red Cross
England
Blue Mountain
Wee | Wisdom
James Rice
Beersville
Russell Fehner
Jacl and Jill
Walter Shelly
Walnutport
Frank Eisenhart
Kreidersville
LeRoy Marsh
Easton
Harry Marsh
Kermit Fehnel
Allentown
Leo Fehnel
William Wambold
Earl Silfies
Fred Henshue
Paul
Ronald
Nagareth
William Bensing
Moorestown
Blecknersville School Thanksgiving Program Report
Samuel Henry Jr reports on Blecknersville School where pupils and a teacher prepared a Thanksgiving program held Wednesday afternoon. First four grades make a Thank You booklet with an old fashioned cradle cover. Seventh grade reviewed the first English book and those who passed were to receive the second book. The store grate jammed but was fixed by Mr Bossard. Outdoors, boys in the last four grades play football while younger students skip rope.
Dannersville School News Highlights From Local Visits
Miss Lillian Marsh visits family in Daniels ville while Northampton and Berlinsville residents tour Wild Creek Dam and local homes. Seventh and eighth graders rehearse patriotic and literary selections including America For Me and In Flanders Fields as a spelling record is kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Marsh
Danielsville
Harry Marsh
Leo Fehnel
Emily
Northampton
Wild Creek
William Bensing
Moorestown
William Wambold
Earl Wambold
George Heffelfinger
Donald
John Heffelfinger
Harry Miltenberger
Russell Fehner
William Flemish
Harold Rice
Berlinsville
William Kale
Clearfield
David Steward
Ray Spengler
Beemsville and Son
Albert Kessler
Bertha Riechstetter
Grace
Bertha
Catasauqua
Howard Kessler
James Rinker
Pred Beers
Palmerton
Howard Bessler
Helen Kramer
Trene
Gladys
William Prederick
Black Board
America
Flanders Fields
Jackson School Bulletin Highlights Novembers Activities
Jackson School reports 31 pupils with red and white colors and tulip as the flower. The bulletin board features turkeys and newspaper pictures organized by Paul Florey and Carl Bickert. Seventh and eighth graders share poem Carry On and the Freshman Pullback story with a spelling chart and gold star rewards from Miss Lynn. New Current Events Club officers include President Hilda Unger and Secretary Paul Lehr. The Penalty Committee lists Bettie Seyfried and Elizabeth Kern. Other call-ins: Paul Grube Bettie Seyfried Carl Bickert Annabelle Weaver Sherwood Remaley Earl Remaley and David Wieder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Paul Florey
Carl Bickert
Lynn
Hilda Unger
Paul Lehr
Bet
East Nazareth School Card Club Meeting Notes
Mrs. Charles Kline hosted her card club on Tuesday with members including Wilson Roth Frantz Itterly Kilpatrick Rose Siegfried Morrow Koch Smith and the hostess. Prizes went to Roth Biegfried and Koch. The Wild Cats of East Nazareth School defeated the Maroon Juniors 13 to 0. Nearby visits and weekend plans are listed for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kline
Wilson Roth
Jennie Frantz
Hazel Itterly
Mary Kilpatrick
Rose Siegfried
Lillian Morrow
Martha Koch
Stella Smith
Rose Biegfried
John Kisty
Jean
Hazleton
Stephen Talpas
Kahler
Fred Bowers
Nazareth
East Nazareth
Lear
Bethlehem
Rudolph Kresh
John Kurlick
New York
Mary Mularick
Phil- Upsburg
George Brefoncz
John Mularick
Fattening Cattle Start Up To Fat Weeks Key Says Extension
Experienced beef cattle feeders note the first weeks of fattening are most critical. Penn State extension specialists advise feeding cattle all they will eat of common roughages such as hay and corn fodder during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attering
Pennsylvania State College
Local Farm Show Highlights 18th Annual Event
The 18th annual Local Farm Products Show showcased potato and apple exhibits led by growers from Nazareth Bath and Easton. Winners included Paul Seifert Robert Edwards and George Buss among many, with Orpheus Glee Club providing entertainment under Rev J A Klick and Marguerite Erikson contributing home economics extension support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Glee Club
Nazareth
Harold Snyder
Charles Hess
J. A. Klick
B. L. Coleman
Marguerite Erikson
Matahdin
Harvey Frack
Bath R
William Schlegel
Bath, R
Herbert Person
Nazareth R
Charles Schultz
Easton R
Ne Weitknecht
Northampton R
Russel
Paul Schlegel
Bath
Frederick G. Herd
Charles Abel
Potato Club
Robert Edwards
Wilam Schlegel
John
Edwards
Paul
Schlegel
Wilbur Brettler
Easton
Wilson Roth
Stanley Wohlbach
Hellertown R
Marcella Roth
Wm. Schlegel
Elwood Buss
Northern Spy
P. R. Seifert
Floyd Knauss
G. H. Mann
P. R. Selfert
Howard Cole
D. D. Wagener
McIntosh
Paul R. Seifert
Baldwin
George H. Mann
Rome Beauty
Robt Edwards
E. D. Wagener
Richard Schlamb
Bellflower
Paragon
Harry Weitknecht
F. L. Roth
R. I. Greening
D D. Wagener
Smokehouse
Jonathan
Fellawater
Stark
P.R Seifert
George Mann
Ben Davis
H. £. Seyfried
Grimes Golden
Rome
Richard &Chlamb
Bramen Winesap
P. R. Belfert
P. R
Clarence E. Teel
Pen Argyl
Alton Dickinson
Bethlehem R
Clinton Wohlbach
Hellertown
Trapping Season Opens Across Counties for 1939 40
The 1939-40 trapping season begins Friday November 10 for mink opossum and skunks and runs to January 31 1940. Otter trapping starts December 1 and ends January 31 in Monroe Pike Susquehanna and Wayne counties only. Muskrat season runs December 1 to January 31. Beaver trapping is January 18 through January 31 but limited to 21 counties.
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Monroe
Pike
Susquehanna
Wayne
Hunting accidents rise during season with five dead
In the first ten days of this hunting season five people were killed and 57 injured, compared with 17 deaths and 270 injuries in the same period last year, highlighting a spike in incidents and urging caution for hunters and communities.
Nazareth Opposes Wilson in Final Game Setback Lifts Hope
Nazareth and Wilson meet after season disruptions as Nazareth counters the loss of Byrnes twins and Wilson with Matyas and Hiney out. Seven Nazareth seniors close careers as the Blue and White Band plays. A pep rally fueled renewed effort as Leh and Bartollet drill blocking tackling and new flanker plays plus aerial and line defense.
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Wilson
Jim Matyas
Hiney
Nazareth
Byrnes Twins
John
Henry
Matyas
Eddie Klusko
William Hahn
Francis ‘Wunderly
Stanley Prawczak
Kenneth Dech
Robert Platts
John Lakey
Marvin Reitz
Andy Leh
Charlie Bartolet
Mrs Ida Beers dies in Bath at 77
Mrs Ida Yohe Beers died at her Bath home on Washington street at 12:26 PM Sunday from complications. Aged 77 years 3 months 10 days she was born August 9 1862 in Allentown, daughter of Frank Yohe and Louisa Issermeyer. Her husband Jacob F P Beers died March 16 this year. She was a member of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church. Survived by two sons Dr Lloyd Beers Washington DC and Jesse Beers Mahwah NJ and two daughters Mrs E A Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F
Ida (Yohe) Beers
Washington @t
Bath
Allentown
Frank Yohe
Louisa Issermeyer
Jacob FP. Beers
Turkey Day Cag Memorial Notice in Bath proceedings
Funeral services for the deceased were held at her home on Wednesday afternoon at clock with burial in Cemetery Bath. Rev. R. H. Helflerich officiated. Survived by her husband Floyd Mille and four brothers Barney Edwin and others of Allentown and by Sigp children.
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Floyd Mille
Bath
Barney
Edwin
Allentown
Sigp
Cemetery
R. H. Helflerich
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Alma Michael
South Broad St
Mise Lottie Bilheimer
Edelman's School
Wothy Bartholomew and
Victoria Beers
Blecknersville School
Samuel Henry, Jr
Dannersville School
Elale Steward
Jackson School
Berthe Geyfried
East Nazareth School
Dorothy Kline
George Hower
Flint
R. D. Hagenbuch
George King
Amos Lasner
Lloyd Berger
George Buss
John Buss
Harry Weltknecht
Raymond Hahn
Oscar Fehr
Florence Longenbach
Beets
Granville Peters
Martin Diehl
Walnutport R
Carroll
A. R. Whitehead
Frank Scholl
Sarah Heiney
Onions
Clarence Whitehead
Margaret Schwarts
Celery
Arlene Jacoby
Howard Fogel
George Dewalt
Frank Echell
Margaret Schwartz
Dorsey Wohlbach
Frank Weholl
Lloyd Borger
Amandus Borger
Jennie Bartholomew
Florence Langenbach
Irwin Frack Jr
Wm. Young
Lorraine Hartzell
Evelyn Edwards
Virginia Schlamb
Betty Mindler
June Scholl
Betty Seyfried
Naomi Kreidler
Lois Kelchner
Dorothy Laubach
Gradwohl
Dorothy Reichard
Miriam Meyer
Hartzell
Marie Lindenmeyer
Valeria Judd
Mary Lou Nance
Portland
Pauline Kocher
Mt. Bethel R
Esther Pusher
Lena Haldeman
Butttown
Florence
Schaffer
Irwin Frack, Sr
Minnie R. Schwartz
Renee Tee
Benson
Mauch
Nazare
Whitehall
Lehighton
Aera Nm
Palmetton
Phillipsburg
Neha Dragostts
Klusko
Eseneney
Goodhard
Plotts
Yandrosi
W. M. Bennett, Jr
Gary Cooper
Brian Donlevy
Alan Harry
Holly Wem
Fay Bainter
Henry Armetta
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Zorina
Frank McHugh
James Glbma
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