Developments at State Teachers College Salisbury 1938 placements
Continued report details students transferring for work beyond teaching, with credits for courses C or better. Lists graduates placed in elementary roles, enrollments limited to 250 for 1938-39, and new catalog and handbook now available as the college prepares to open September 6.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
Robert Cannon
Salisbury
Victor Laws
Herman Perdue
Parsonsburge
George Davis
Berlin
Marvel Gordy
Snow Hill
Richard Sheridan
Elizabeth Smith
Carroll Speck
Marion Hudson
Delmar
Austin Loreman
Crisfield
Hateva Smith
Greensboro
Marion Wheatley
Vienna
Ira Todd
Harry Matthews
Grayson Smith
Mary Jane Webb
Federalsburg
Western Maryland College
Dorothy Dalahay
Oxford
Margaret Jefferson
Lawrence Freeny
Pittsville
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Leslie Purnell
Kathylee Pusey
Mary Richardson
Washington College
Elwyn Ennis
Stanley Dashiell
Hebron
Mark Morse
Raymond Taylor
Princess Anne
University of Virginia
Hunter Mann
Tom White
New Mexico State Teachers College
Francis Fletcher
Waldorf
Dickinson College
John Bunting
Haverford College
Richard Blackwell
University of Richmond
Arts and Sciences
Paul Watson
Cambridge
Social Service School
College of William and Mary
Alene Carlson
Gettysburg College
Clifton White
Anne Arundel County
Elizabeth Owens
Arthur Somervell
Baltimore County
Nan Cullen
Pocomoke
Carolyn Horsey
Evelyn Jordan
Frances Parsons
Dolly Waters
Oriole
Caroline County
Roberta Butler
Denton
Frances Wallace
Montgomery County
Jeanne Holloway
Rachel Mitchell
Lillian Hough
Seneca
Gwynette Thompson
Hurlock
Prince George’s County
Vivian Bounds
Lucille Testerman
St. Mary’s
Jerome Fletcher
Wade Caruthers
University of Missouri
State Board of Education
Mary Jefferson
Phyllis Leese
Frances Strickland
Hillsboro
Beatrice Todd
Preston
Cecil County
Genevieve Gibson
Rowlandsville
Lula May Hevalow
Golts
Margaret Hornbarger
Perryville
Virginia Kuenzle
Elkton
Willard Lindsey
Earlville
Doris McVey
Rising Sun
Charles County
Olie Horseman
Benedict
Billie Byron Shugart
Pisgah
Dorchester County
Albert Atkinson
Marie Bounds
East New Market
Marian Jones
Harford County
Jean Barbara Ayres
White Hall
Doris Gross
Rocks
Kent County
Frances Durham
Millington
Anna Miller
Kennedyville
Somerset County
Walter Brittingham
Kingston
Nell Todd
Talbot County
Edith Dudley
Cordova
Carroll Walsh
Tilghman
Wicomico County
Leona Beauchamp
Oscar Brown
Carrie Carr
Mary Louise Stephens
Melvin Bradley
Garry Hostetter
Mardela
Bernice Horner
Lynn Walter
Nanticoke
James H. Brown
Fruitland
Ellen Taylor
Frederick Marvis Jr
Virginia Vincent
Florence Williams
Worcester County
Emily Dryden
Newark
Sewing Wanted for Women and Children in West Denton
Mrs John W Faulkner seeks dressmaking and other sewing for women and children references welcomed. Located near Rear Quaker Meeting House West Denton. (8 20 31)
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John W. Faulkner
West Denton
Quaker Meeting House
Gordy for Governor Portrait of a Steady Democratic Candidate
The piece praises William S. Gordy Jr for Maryland gubernatorial race. It lauds his calm, truth based campaign style, integrity, and broad experience as State Comptroller and Board of Public Works member. It argues he would govern with prudence, not rely on party machines, and serve the state well.
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William S. Gordy, Jr
Gordy
Board of Public Works
Leo Carrillo
California
Vic Myers
Washington
Columbia
Myers
Leo
Carrillo
Los Angeles
Books You May Enjoy Best Sellers for the Month
Graham Watson lists top titles in fiction with publishers and latest release dates. Notable entries include The Dark River The Yearling My Son My Son The Citadel The Mortal Storm Prelude for War Towers in the Mist and The Rains Came among others.
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Nordoff
Hall
Little, Brown
May Flavin
Myron Binning
Farrar and Rinehart
Kathleen Norris
Doubleday
Marjorie Rawlings
Scribner
Howard Spring
Viking
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Alice G. Rosman
M. B
Arcadia
Oppenheim
Heming
Grace L. Hill
Lippincott
the Citadel
Cronin
Phyllis Bottome
Little Brown
Charteris
C. C. Concord
Doris Leslie
Macmillan
Elizabeth Goudge
Coward Nacann
Frances P. Keyes
Heissner
Autumn Fashion Parade and notable guests at City Streets
A list of titles and figures spans fiction and non fiction from Lin Yu tang to Dale Carnegie with mentions of Maine Kenneth Roberts and Ogden Nash. The piece notes a brilliant character actor co starring with Edith Fellows in City Streets at Ridgely Theatre on Thursday August 25.
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Lisa Vale
May Flavin
Lin Yutang
Maine
Kenneth Roberts
Fanny Kemble
Margaret Armstrong
Ferdinand
Munro Leaf
Dale Carnegie
Thomas Mann
Heidi Grow
Johanna Spyri
Rose Jeanne Slfer
Ogden Nash
Madame Curie
Eve Curie
Rene Desbenoit
America
Jerome Frank
Peter Frenchen
Elizabeth Hawes
Louis Adamic
Carlos Antonio Carrillo
California
Don Juan Bandini
San Diego
Carrillo
Santa Monica
Edith Fellows
Ridgely Theatre
Reform School Depicted in Reformatory at Ridgely Theatre
A four year Bureau of Prisons survey finds most jails neglect inmate rehabilitation. The column promotes the film Reformatory starring Jack Holt at Ridgely Theatre August 19 and 20, depicting a brutal reform school turned model with discipline and care. Bobby Jordan and Frankie Carro lead a cast of 300 youths in the production.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
America
Columbia
Jack Holt
Ridgely Theatre
Holt
Bobby Jordan
Frankie Carro
Law of the Plains and other features at Dentonia Theatre
A lone cowboy battles rustlers in Law of the Plains starring Charles Starrett with Iris Meredith at the Dentonia Theatre on Saturday, August 20. Also showing Fools for Scandal with Carole Lombard and Fernand Gravet on August 22 and 23, then Stolen Heaven starring Olympe Bradna in a musical drama set in London and Paris with Blond Gene Raymond. a romantic drama from Paramount.
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Columbia
Dantonia Theatre
Charles Starrett
Iris Meredith
Carole Lombard
Fernand Gravet
Dentonia Theatre
London
Paris
Hollywood
Ace
Mervyn LeRoy
Olympe Bradna
Paramount
Blond Gene Raymond
Olympe
More Jobs in State Tied to Steel Rate Rise
Prospect of steel industry revival boosts state jobs as Maryland suppliers show large purchases. One Maryland concern supplied over $5,000,000 in goods last year, including machinery, oil, foundry products, electrical equipment, and canned products used by steel firms.
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Maryland
Bethlehem Steel Purchases and Economic Reach in 1930s
Bethlehem, due to shipbuilding and steel fabrication, buys a wide range of goods from seeds for gardens to organs and pianos for ship salons. Last year general supplies and materials topped 140 million dollars with Maryland purchases around 5.29 million, though totals likely understated. Over a 12 year span 43.3 percent of Bethlehem receipts went to materials and freight, versus 40 percent to wages, illustrating a broad supplier impact and a shift toward decentralization in production and procurement.
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Bethlehem
Maryland
Court's Notice In The Circuit Court For Caroline County
The court orders Warren F. Sterling Receiver of The Goldsboro Bank to sell by public auction unpaid mortgages notes judgments and other assets. Sales commence after ten days notice in a Caroline County newspaper with asset details available at the Clerk's and Receiver's offices. True copy and seal by Clerk Tl. Clayton Horsey.
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Circuit Court For
Caroline County
Warren F. Sterling
Goldsboro Bank
Maryland
Denton
J. Keating
Clayton Horsey
Sale confirmation in Caroline County reaches four weekly notices
County court orders ratification of the sale reported by W Brewster Deen as assignee unless objections are shown by October 20. A copy of the order must run in a newspaper in Caroline County for four consecutive weeks before September 19. The sale amount is listed as $500. True Copy by Clerk T Clayton Horsey.
Sale of Property Ratified in Caroline County Court
Order dated August 18 1938 in Chy No 3419 confirms the sale reported by W Brewster Deen Trustee unless a timely contest is shown by October 20. Publication required in a Caroline county newspaper once weekly for four weeks before September 19. Sales set at 1900. True Copy T Clayton Horsey Clerk.
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W. Brewster Deen
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
Tendency toward regional plants over centralization
The trend across large organizations favors regional plants over central hubs. Auto companies have embraced regional assembly, packing houses local coke depots, and steel has expanded dispersed, diversified operations. This branching increases focal employment through supplier purchases and direct payrolls, with Bethlehem maintaining many large East plants and serving as a major local purchaser.
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Bethlehem
Summer heat eased by outdoor housework on porches
During August and early September many farm and urban families find it practical to do daily housework outside the house. Jess ie TD. Hinton, Home Management Specialist for the University of Maryland Extension Service, notes that a roomy screened porch near the kitchen aids comfort.
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Jessie TD. Hinton
University of Maryland Extension Service
Restful porch use and outside laundry shed ideas
The article suggests a breezy porch as a cool workspace for washing ironing canning and sewing during heat. It also proposes building an outside summer laundry shed heated by wood or oil stoves if water is piped, plus running water on the porch and a recommended bulletin A S Bulletin 1738 F from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Miss Hinton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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