Safety Campaign Inaugurated By Governor Nice
Governor Nice announces a Maryland Safety Campaign citing 195 deaths and over 1900 injuries in six months of 1936 from traffic accidents. He credits press and civic groups for improved safety and introduces three safety cars and Cliff Bergere to tour the state. Demonstrations will visit Denton next Monday to curb careless driving and reduce fatalities.
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Nice
Maryland
Paul Hoffman
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Hoffman
Cliff Bergere
Indianapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
Norfolk
Denton
Dispelling the Fog in Party Attacks on Landon
A political column contrasts Democratic and Republican spins on Governor Landon and President Roosevelt. It notes Landon’s shift from New Dealer ally to critique of New Deal finance, highlights Hearst backing, and discusses Congress’s vetoes and civil service orders affecting the campaign.
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Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Landon
Congress
Civil Service
Landon Speech Lays Groundwork Not Fully Revealed
Charles Michelson in the Democratic National Committee notes that Governor Landon offered a cautious acceptance speech that avoided clear governmental principles. He cautions that the speech lacked specifics on how Landon would enact reforms, leaving voters unsure of the candidate’s agenda amid partisan tensions.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Landon
Republican
Hearst Press
Independent Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon
United States
Mr. Hearst
O. K
John Doe
Richard Roe
Topeka
duPont Liberty League
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Ridgely Theatre Presents The Cattle Thief and More
Maynard stars in The Cattle Thief at Ridgely opening Saturday with a duel role and rustler showdown. Ward Bond plots control of Bottle-Neck Ranch and a mountain pass endangering cattle markets as mounties pursue a killer in The Country Beyond. Champagne Charlie opens Tuesday and Wednesday with Paul Cavanagh Helen Wood and a luxe love story set against gambling and luxury. Bob Burns appears in Rhythm on the Range as Ridgely welcomes a new Bing Crosby radio tie in.
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Maynard
Columbia
Ridgely Theatre
Ker
Ward Bond
Buck
Hollywood
James Oliver Curwood
Eurene Forde
Rochelle Hudson
Paul Kelly
Robert Kent
Kelly
Kent
Fox Picture
Paul Cavanagh
Helen Wood
Cavanagh
Miss Wood
Monte Carlo
Bob Burns
Arkansas
Paramount
Bing Crosby
Burns
Crosby Hour Spurs Major Screen Start for Cowboy Buddy
The Crosby radio program has quickly boosted his film opportunities, giving him leading roles in projects associated with his cowboy persona. Frances Farmer stars as the female lead in Rhythm on the Range, with Martha Raye opposite Burns in a new screen comedy. Friday night begins Variety Gift Nite offering 20 valuable gifts to listeners.
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Mount
Crosby
Frances Farmer
Martha Raye
Burns
All Color Outdoors Film in Best Picture Nominations
The department nominates The Trail Of The Lone Pine as 1986's best picture contender. Dentonia Theatre shows Aug 11 and 15 with Sylvia Sidney Fred MacMurray and Henry Fonda in Walter Wanger's all color Technicolor epic.
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Walter Wanger
Dentonia Theatre
Sylvia Sidney
Fred MacMurray
Henry Fondas
Vince
Fox
Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
Hilarion
Patsy Kell
Winfield
Maine
Pat O'Brien
Public Enemy
Warner Bros
J. Eden Noover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Hooven
Sam
O’brien
Memphis
Tenn
Hoover
Pat
Rural Talk Scraps From Country Life and Milk Color Note
A fragmentary piece contrasts rural talk with town talk and includes regional dialect about neighbors family weather crops cattle and daily life. It also cites USDA observations on milk color and flavor from green glass and red orange green light and ends with a mothers’ tip about encouraging milk drinking in children.
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Sam
Department of Agriculture
Poison Ivy and Virginia Creeper in a Folksy Rhyme Tale
A playful reminiscence compares colors of glasses to poison ivy and Virginia creeper. The speaker muses on forbidden fruit in Eden and warns of a vine that poisons if touched. It ends with optimism about life’s beauty and simple pleasures despite thorny plants and dangers.
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Virginia
Gaurgen
Eden
Restful Driving Tips for Long Distance Trips
A Keystone Automobile Club bulletin urges erect posture and full back support for fatigue free driving. It advises adjusting the front seat for each driver change, notes height differences between riders, links relaxation to reduced fatigue, and mentions using the throttle wand to briefly ease constant pedal pressure on open highways.
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Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland
Sanitary camp permits tally by counties this season
The report shows 183 permits issued so far this year: 8 tourist 55 recreation 1 labor and 29 picnic grounds. Anne Arundel leads with 49 camps licensed, followed by Winford 21, Cecil 18, Garrett 14, Carroll and Howard 13 each, Prince George 10, Allegany 8, Baltimore and Charles 7 each.
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Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Department of Health
Fouth
Anve Aiande
Adams Cross Roads Bloomery Picnic and Visits
Adams relatives and friends frequent the Bloomery area with a Sunday School picnic to Oak Orchard. Ethel Wright, Gertie Adams, Reese Adams, Charles Fountain of Philadelphia, Alpens Adams, Walter Adams with a Plymouth, Bernice Adams of Wilmington, Fred Fountain, Brown of Federalburg, Chas Johnson’s daughter, Virginian Horsey, Abr and Earl Robinson are noted visiting family and hosting Pennsylvania relatives and local gatherings.
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Oak Orchard
Ethel Wright
Gertie Adams
Reese Adams
Charles Fountain
Philadelphia
Alpens Adams
Walter Adams
New Plymouth
Bernice Adams
Wilnington
Fred Fountain
Pennsylvania
Brown
Federalburg
Chas. Johnson
Horsey
4 Club
Rehoboth
Abr
Earl Robinson
Maryland Camp Sanitation Rules Guide Picnic Areas
Dr. R H Riles urges motorists to seek placards at camps or picnic grounds in Maryland that have been inspected and approved by the State Board of Health. Camps with six days or more use and ten or more people require a permit, with inspections and seasonal renewals.
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R. H. Riles
State Department of Health
Riey
Maryland
State Department of Wealth
State Board of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
State of
Job ad seeks reliable man to call on farmers in Caroline County
A classified notice from MeNESS Co. invites a steady worker with no experience or capital needed to call on farmers in Caroline County in Freeport Hlinda. Write today to Dept. T, B-15-11.
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Caroline County
Meness Co
Dept. T
Freeport
Hlinda
Public sale of personal property by Edwin G Baker
Edwin G Baker will conduct a public sale of personal property on terms cash on day of sale. Auctioneer J J Stevens listed as auctioneer. owner name Edwin G Baker indicates property and ownership.
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Edwin G. Baker
J. J. Stevens
Auct
Calvert GC
Merrikien
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Ridgely Theatre News
Pete Gettys
Adams Cross Roads
Uus
ICE Service Company
Guernsey
Jersey
John Deere
Madonna
D. H. Cook
Easton, Md
Ren
McKenna
Beauty Shop
Seb St
Bear Nichols’ Store
Cambridge
Adolph Wirt
Yeyot Road
Lespedera
P. M. Carey
Visision Street
Salisbury, Maryland
J.R. Eddington
Federalsburg, Md
Esso
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
IWE
E20, Inc
Ridgely
Hayward Hignutt
Greensboro
Hignutt
Gay St
Colored High School
Oil City
Venton
Williston
Lust
Poscasion
John T. Carter
Asco Coffee
Princess Cleo
Glenwood
Weston’s
ISCO
Ibs
Glen Cove
Choice Tomatoes
Delicious
California Apricots
Big Low Brand
Alaska
Mother's Joy
Seward
Kirkman’'S Laundry
Kirkman’s Soap Chips
Kirkman's
Calif
Bartlett Pears
Kingan
Pepe Cra
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