Eastern Shore bus service loss draws protest from Cambridge Record
Judge Eugene O Dunne voided the Public Service Commission permit for Red Star Lines to run two buses from the Eastern Shore to Baltimore City. The Cambridge Record notes the decision harms Eastern Shore business, cites poor rail and ferry links, and highlights the convenience of the bus route halted, pressing concerns for Shore residents and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O' Dunne
Baltimore City
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Red Star Lines
Maryland
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Annapolis
Claiborne- Annapolis Ferry Company
Red Star
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Russia and Japan Face Looming War Debate
Washington circles weigh reports of possible war between Japan and Russia. Miles W. Vaughn outlines six pros and six cons, noting risks and nonlogical factors. Massed Soviet planes and large army numbers raise tension, while both powers consider strategic aims and domestic controls shaping any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Russia
Miles W. Vaughn
Eastern
Asia
Amur
Vaughn
Collier's Weekly
Yamato
Kamchatka
Imperial Japanese Army
Manchuria War Outlook and Japanese War Lords
A news roundup notes Manchuria ties as a burden on both nations with six factors cited. They include the United States position, Japanese public opinion, and the uneven commercial balance. The timing for conflict depends largely on the stance of war lords who wield significant autonomous influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vaughn
Tokyo
Taxes and Taxes A Citizen Faces High Gas and Winnings Tax
A writer critiques steep taxes on winnings and gasoline, calculating a 38 percent on Grand National prize and 43.59 percent gasoline tax, arguing such rates echo misused revenue and echo the spirit of the Boston Tea Party. The piece laments high levies, urges representation and warns Congress against perpetuating the federal gas tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aintree
Boston
Congress
Senator Nye Calls for Munition Makers Inquiry
Editorial notes focus on Senator Nye's push for an investigation into armament makers in the United States and abroad. The League of Nations report from 1921 outlined six core points about armament firms influencing wars, bribery, propaganda, press control, international rings, and costly trusts. It cites firms like Vickers Armstrong, Schneider-Cruesot, Skoda, Bordo, Bethlehem Steel, and DuPont, noting huge war-period profits and alleged lobbying in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
Trend
League of Nations
Shearer
United States
League of Nations Commission
Vickers and Armstrong
Canada
Japan
Roumania
Ireland
Spain
New Zealand
Holland
Poland
Schneider-Cruesot
Argentina
France
Schneider- Cruesot
Skoda
Czechoslovakia
Bordo
Krupps
Sweden
Bethlehem Steel Co
duPont’s
U.S
Ministry of Munitions
DU. S
England
Bethlehem Steel Company
Newport News Drydock Co
Geneva
League report links arms trade to world fear and costs
The League of Nations commission notes profits and propaganda in armament sales, with Greece and Turkey buying submarines, and a broader pattern of weapons boosting sales elsewhere. It cites Cecil on suppressing private arms manufacture and the need for cost control, plus industry responses through research bureaus and wage discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoraheof
Vickers- Armstrong Company
Greece
Turkey
Roumanian Court
Conservation Day Proclaimed for Maryland April Week
Governor Ritchie designates April 9 to 15 as Conservation Week in Maryland to boost wildlife preservation and bird protection. The message urges schools to hold programs, citizens to build bird houses, plant berry trees and early-maturing crops, aiding bird life and agriculture. Maryland Game Department supports sanctuaries and refuges statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Agriculturists
State Game Department of
E. Lee Le'compte
Homemakers’ Club Meeting Noted in April Schedule
In Bethlehem during the week, Mr. Roland Carre and companions from Wilmington, and Norwood Carroll from Washington College, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Baltimore guests joined James and Dorsey Christopher plus Tilghman and Saulsbury families. Mrs. Claude Thompson from Royal Oak visited Payton Thompson. Homemakers' Club meets Tuesday April 10 at 2 PM at Mrs. Lawrence Legates’s home. Lloyd Harding visited Baltimore. Irene Perry spent Monday in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Carre
Harrison Hall
William Hodson
Wilmington
Norwood Carroll
Washington College
John Smith
James Olson
Dorsey Christopher
Baltimore
James Christopher
North
Tilghman’s
Ed Saulsbury and
Leonard Legates
Claude Thompson
Royal Oak
Payton Thompson
Homemakers’ Club
Lawrence Legates
Lloyd Harding
Irene Perry
Easton
Dr Goldsborough Welcomes New Medical Associate
Dr W W Goldsborough of Greensboro has allied with Dr Henry M Weyrauch Jr of Philadelphia in his medical practice. Weyrauch, a Johns Hopkins and Penn graduate with residencies at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Presbyterian Hospital New York, joins a team known for high quality care. Mrs Weyrauch remains in Johns Hopkins graduating class, set to finish this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Goldsborough
Greensboro
Henry M. Weyrauch Jr
Philadelphia
Weyrauch
Medical School
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Graduate School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Goldsborough
Grove social notes from weekends in town
Mr and Mrs Charles Carroll entertained relatives from New York City Wilmington and Federalsburg over the weekend. Miss Minnie Taylor and Mr R Chick from Newark Del visited Miss Taylor's brother Mr and Mrs Lee Taylor. Mr and Mrs Elmer Kelley hosted a dinner for Rev and Mrs H H Schauer and Rev and Mrs Archer from Hobbs who visited Rev and Mrs A W Betts last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Noble Carroll
Jimmie
New York City
Dallas Carroll
Wilmington
Eugene Carroll
Federalsburg
Minnie Taylor
R. Chick
Newark
Del
Miss Taylor
Lee Taylor
Elmer Kelley
H. H
Easter Visit and Upcoming Ladies Aid Meeting
American Corner residents from Burrsville Hobbs and Camden joined Olaf Smith and family for Easter dinner. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Lily Krieger near Harmony on Wednesday afternoon April 12. An Easter hunt occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Howard on Easter Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Blades
Harlan Blades
Russell
Leonard
Kennard
Charles
Burrsville
Fred Smith
Esther
Sue
al Billing
Hobbs
Harry Burke
Camden
Del
Olaf Smith
Ladies Aid
Lily Krieger
Harmony
Automobile Show Planned at Denton Garage April 6-9
Twenty five years ago the Denton community anticipates a major automobile show at the Denton garage with more than fifty cars from Buick Cadillac Ford Franklin International Maxwell Overland Regal Reo Schacht and others. James G B Davy Co of Baltimore will display auto supplies while Robinson's Orchestra from Wilmington performs daily. The event marks the peninsula's first auto show with special excursion tickets via the M D W Railroad and a large turnout is expected from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Kimmey
Greenlee
Buick
Cadillac
Ford
Franklin
International
Maxwell
Overland
Regal
Reo
Schacht
James G. B. Davy & Co
Baltimore
Robinson
Wilmington
Peninsula
Denton
Carris
New York
San Franciso
Thomas Robinson
Burraville
Iate
Thomas Sard
M. E. Church
Greensboro Cemetery
William B. Robinson
Ingleside
Hersey Hughes
Thomas H. Robinson
Burrsville
Harry C. Robinson
Ridgely
Charlie B. Robinson
Goldsboro
William E. Blackburn
Hollidaysburg
William E. Reed
Henderson
D. Norman Hopkins
Near Here
Aldin B. Robinson
Mary B. Robinson
Claude
Jacob
Sarah Mowbray
Federalsburg
Harry Turner
Mary
Blanche Mowbray
Belle J. Willey
William H. Willey
Hobbs
Willey
Miss Maloney
Edward Maloney
Williston
Edward M. Willey
Robert C. Maloney
Laura Cohee
George W. Cohee
James R. Butler
Central Church
Butler
Goldsborough Butler
William H. Bullock
Hickman
Bullock
Concord
The
Goldsboro Bank, Incorporated
Franklin P. Medford
Robert Jarrell Sr
Charles Jarrell
Robert Jarrell Jr
T. Alan Goldsborough
Slats Diary Highlights Extracts From a Week in Ross Farquar’s Life
Friday to Thursday entries recount family mischief and small-town antics. The narrator notes servant and friend relations, a trading mishap, social gatherings, sneaky youths, a burglary, bigamy and bachelor jokes, plus a doctor’s odd advice about exercise and toast buttering.
Easter Holiday Visits Mentioned Across Several States
Henderson families and relatives gather for Easter greetings with Satterfields, Coffins, Melvins, and Goodwins from Linwood Pa to Townsend Del. Visitors include Cartwrights in Goldsboro and Edge in Goldsboro. several guests travel from Wilmington and Baltimore. Relocation and job updates include Shewbrooks taking a Dover post and Mrs Lynn attending a conference in Newark Del. Hertha Gooden visits Harrington Del.
Ada Edgell Becomes Mrs Hayward Dean On New Year’s Day
Miss Helen Smith of Preston revealed the secret wedding at a Denton bridge party. Ada Edgell, former Miss Ada lene J., wed Hayward Dean on New Year’s Day, with only two families aware. Guests included Dean, Stevens Brown, Fred Edgell, Ruth Woshell, Maurie Taylor, and others, amid surprise and a tally-card news item.
Adams Cross Roads Social Roundup and club notices
Miss Reba Adams hosted Friday activities with Catherine Whitney Sarah Stuart Jimmy Otis and Bill Willen of Bridgeville featuring doggie roasting marshmallows and games. Smithville Homemakers meet April 17. Leroy Gibbs of Philadelphia entertained by D F Johnson and sisters. Bloomery Aid hosts April 18 at Mrs Earl Robins. Fred Fountain hosted Philadelphia relatives over Easter. Mary Johnson spent Easter with J W Johnson. Bloomery Church Sunday School in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Adams
Catherine Whitney
Sarah Stuart
Jimmy Otis
Bill Willen
Bridgeville
Smithville
Leroy Gibbs
Cambridge
Bloomery Aid
Earl Robins
Fred Fountain
Philadelphia
Mary Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Bloomery Church
Reverend Gideon Fitz-Randolph 79 dies in Smithville
The Rev Gideon Henry Fitz Randolph 79 retired Seventh Day Baptist minister and former Shanghai missionary died early Wednesday at his Smithville home where he lived since 1923. He was born in Salem West Virginia and served in Berlin N Y Middle Island W V and other posts before moving here. He was twice married and survived by three sons Wardner Texarkana Ark Winfield Keeseville N Y and John Milton Junction Wis plus his second wife Ida and sister Celia Fitz Randolph Bridgeton N J. Funeral services were held at his residence and burial will be in Alfred N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Henry Fitz-Randolph
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Salem
West Virginia
Mr. Fitz-Randolph
Shanghai
China
Foulke
Ark
Berlin
N. Y
Middle Island
W. Va
Lucy Green Fitz-Randolph
Troy
John Fitz-Randolph
Milton Junction
N. J
Alfred, N.Y
Carload of Horses and Mules for Sale at Denton
Carload of horses and mules for sale. Car arrives at Denton next Thursday April 12 1934 at 9. Mules range 1000 to 1100 pounds mares 1200 to 1300 pounds. Best brood mares have had and well mated pairs. H. H. Nuttle & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
H. H. Nuttle & Co
Ridgely Grange to Meet April at M E Church
The Ridgely Grange will meet April 12 at the M E Church in Ridgely. Mr William H Evans will speak on Farm Relief. Miss Addie Griffin of Greensboro visited the Flounders and Laphams. Misses Elsie Matthews Mary Laird and Mabel Jones spent time in Salisbury. Willing Workers Sewing Circle raised twenty five dollars from Easter bake. Mrs Walter Bennington is undergoing treatment at Chester Hospital in Chester Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
M. E
Wm. H
Evans
Addie Griffin
Greensboro
Fred Flounders
Edward Lapham
Frank Seward
Elsie Matthews
Mary Laird
Mabel Jones
Salisbury
Walter Bennington
Chester Hospital
Chester
Local Society Notes and Easter Events in Milford Area
Mr James Willoughby of Mt St Josephs College visited his parents with a friend. Mrs F E Davis to lead tomorrows Christian Endeavor service on the topic The Place of Bible Study in Christian Living. Mr and Mrs F N Smith and children Esther and Sue stayed with Mr and Mrs Anderson Redden near Ridgely. Ladies Aid bake sale set for Saturday April 14 at 9:30 in Theis Garage Denton. Easter program drew a large audience. collection $30.50. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ramaburg of Woodbine visited relatives Mr and Mrs Louis Butler. Mr and Mrs J H Edgell and son Neil were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L H Thomas. R H Merriken of Baltimore spent Easter with his parents. Dover visitors Mr and Mrs Preston Abbott were with Celeste V Clark. Dren visited Burrsville couple G L Blades. F E Davis and son Fillmore were with Mrs Carlilie Roe Federalsburg. Miss Idaline Clark of near Milford visiting her mother Mrs C V Clark. Sunday School egg hunt held last Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Cheezum visited relatives near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Davis
Christian Endeavor
F. N. Smith
Esther
Sue
Anderson Redden
Ridgely
Our Ladies’ Aid
Theis
Denton
Kenneth Ramaburg
Woodbine
Louis Butler
J. H. Edgell
Neil
L. H. Thomas
R. H. Merriken
Baltimore
Federalsburg
Misa Idaline Clark
Milford
C. V. Clark
Harry Cheezum
Preston
Caroline Corn-Hog Group Organized in Caroline County
The Corn and Hog Reduction Control Association of Caroline county organized last Saturday at the courthouse. Officers include President Martin C. Voss of Denton and Vice President Clarence J. Kern of Denton. Directors and committeemen from eight districts were elected, with names including Zeth Weaver, John F. Stevenson, Linwood O. Jarrell, and others from Denton Federalsburg Ridgely Hillsboro Preston Hillsboro Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Sittig
Marydel
Henry D. Marvel
Goldsboro
Albert Anderson
Henderson
Zeth Weaver
Greensboro
John F. Stevenson
Linwood O. Jarrell
Martin C. Voss
Denton
W. M. Liden
Federalsburg
Frank E. Davis
Herman Schmick
Preston
Robert J. Fisher
H. M. Parrott
Clarence J. Kern
Luther A. Short
Hillsboro
Thomas H. Clopper
J. Boone Jarrell
Ridgely
Thomas H. Draper Jr
Roy Cherry
Eighth District
Harry C. Sullivan
Frank M. Adams
Fred H. Beauchamp
Greene County Social Roundup of Weekend Visits
Mrs Mary Jackson and family plus Mrs Lloyd Cannon and daughter Jane of Preston visited Bridgeville relatives. Omissions of other details but lists several visits by Huts on Edwards Jarrell Travers Kinnamon Yocum Maddox Peterson Carrow Nichols Baynard Sipple Ledbetter and Rees among residents of Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jackson
Lloyd Cannon
Jane
Preston
Bridgeville
Marshall Hutson
Anne
Wilmington
Annie Edwards
Marian
Eloise Jarrell
Robert Jarrell
Annapolis
Orville Travers
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Marcus Hook
Smyrna
Edward Nichols
Lacey Wilson
John Baynard
Ridgely
W. A. Thornton
William Sipple
Bertie Dean
Hateva Smith
Joyce Ledbetter
Havre de Grace
Milton Rees
Misa Grace Willams
Atglen
Funeral services for Annie M Henning in Denton
Funeral services for 62 year old Annie M Henning wife of Richard A Henning were held at her home at 2 pm Wednesday The Rev W W Littleton of Salisbury assisted by Rev Merle Watson conducted the service Burial was in Denton cemetery She was daughter of the late George E Kraber of Harrisburg PA and Mrs Henry Jopp of Denton Survived by husband mother one son W Harry Jopp two half brothers Charles William Jopp and Samuel Jopp of Denton and one half sister Frances Jopp of Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Henning
Richard A. Henning
W. W. Littleton
Salisbury
Merle Watson
Denton Cemetery
Henning
George E. Kraber
Harrisburg
Henry Jopp
Denton
Charles F. Jopp
W. Harry Jopp
Charles William Jopp
Samuel Jopp
Frances Jopp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manchuria
United States of America
NRA
Controllers’ Congress
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Alfred Henry
Gimbel’s
New York Times
W. T. Holliday
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Wagner
Mr. Holliday
Vinson
U. S. Navy
Great Britain
House of Commons
Germany
Mineo Osumi
Journal
Bethlehem
DR. Goldsborough
Ross Farquar
Lem Pickett
Song
Lem
Bert Hitch
Sum Munney
Pearl
Joseph Satterfield
Willard Satterfield
Linwood
William Seward
Roy Satterfield
Townsend
Olivia Coffin
Trenton
Ellen Coffin
George
Billy Hemp
Jersey City
Dora Melvin
Delphin' Harmon
Eleanor
Virgie Cartwright
John Cooper
Orville Melvin
William Goodwin
Charles Moore
Thomas Rodway
Hartly
Thomas Montague
Frank Scull
Hugh Hudson
Albert Powell
W. E. Stubbs
Martin Bennett
Edith Melvin
Mildred Smith
Pearl Mahan
J. G. Lynn
Robert Edge
Lynn
Charles Shewbrooks
Dover
Hertha Gooden
Harrington
Helen Smith
Adalene J. Edgell
Fred Edgell
Hayward Dean
Dean
Stevens Brown
Ruth Woshell
Maurie Taylor
Grace Covey
Evelyn Engle
Mary Dryden
Katherine Smith
Messrs. Russum Orme
Philip Stuart
Fred Brown
Spencer Dyatt
Marvin Ledman
Bennett Todd
Audrey Lee Chambers
J. N. Todd
Leona Hollis
Blanche Croll
J. M. Chambers
Mary Chambers
Pauline Cress
Gordon Messick
J. W. Noble
Donald Jefferson
Anna Bonner
East New Market
Francis Thomas
Westminster
Johnson Bonner
Douglas Fooks
Norfolk
Fooks
Coca-Cola
Epiphany Mission
J. K. LeCompte
Louise van Dyke
James Bowling Jr
Leana Riedy
St. Mary’s Seminary
Inez Noble
Haddon Heights
Catherine Cox
H. M. Hollis
Woman's Club
Burton Proctor
Isabelle Douglas
H. B. Wright Jr
Duke University
Maynard Hoke
Middletown
Adams Cross Roads
James Willoughby
Mt. St. Joseph's College
J. A. Willoughby
Caroline Corn-Hog Group
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