Denton Plays Easton Eleven Next Sunday
The Denton club travels to face Easton with other Sunday matches laid out in the Eastern Shore League standings. Snow caused all last Sunday games to be postponed, while Easton Cambridge opened the league to 11 teams. The Maryland State Soccer Association reports a 63 percent rise in affiliated teams this year from 44 to 72 across five leagues.
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M. S. S. A. News
Maryland State Soccer Association
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Washington
Easton
Denton
Greensboro
J. Ragland
Washington Soccer League
Williamsport
W. V. Stenger
Western Maryland Soccer League
Alabama
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
America
Dean
Diz
Chicago Cubs
Peninsula Horticulturists Meet At Dover December 14 1939
Peninsula Horticultural Society convenes in the New Capitol Building Dover Delaware December 14 16 1938 1939 program outlines sessions with E R Dick Smyrna J Wallace Woodford Dover speakers from LSU Delaware Virginia Maryland New Jersey and New York on sweet potatoes vegetables apples peaches strawberries and cantaloupes.
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Peninsula
Dover
Peninsula Horticultural Society
New Capitol Building
Delaware
E. R. Dick
Smyrna
Del
J. Wallace Woodford
Julian C. Miller
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Harley Hastings
Bethel
M. M. Parker
Virginia Truck Experiment Station
Norfolk
Virginia
Harold T. Cook
T. J. Nugent
I. Manns
Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station
Newak
J. W. Heuberger
New York
Geneva
N. Y
Elmer W. Greve
J. H. Clark
New Jersey Agriculture Experiment Station
Hutgers
New Brunswick
New Jersey
M. A. Blake
New Jerey
K. J. Kadow
S. L. Hopperstead
M. W. Goodwin
Newark
Apple
L. A. Stearns
Donald MacCreary
R. L. Pierpont
E. I. duPont de Nemours Company
J. F. Manna
Maryland
E. P. Walls
University of Maryland
College Park
C. H. Mahoney
L. P. Ditman
Department of Entomology
A. Lee Schrader
Denton Flees Fifth as Soccer Race Tightens Across Teams
After five weeks of play a tight race unfolds among the top five teams with only three points separating leaders. Greensboro shows the strongest offense but Denton handed them their only defeat, while Cambridge withdrew after two. Easton visit set for Sunday with team practice slated for Saturday. Korner and Sipple noted as standout figures with potential advance.
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Denton
Greensboro
Chestertown
Ridgely
Vienna C.C.C
Vienna A. C
Easton
Federalsburg
St. Michael
Cambridge
Centreville
Korner
Sipple
FIFTY MILE SPEED LIMIT ENDORSED BY KEYSTONE CLUB
The Keystone Automobile Club endorses a 50 mile an hour speed limit for Maryland citing Pennsylvania data showing a 38 percent drop in highway fatalities this year with enforcement. It advocates reasonable regulation including a 60 mile maximum and lower speeds where warranted, noting drivers exceed 45 miles with some regularity.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Maryland
Walter R. Rudy
Elmer Munshower
Pennsylvania
Matthew P. Hanley
Eastern Shore
Wheat loans extended to Maryland farmers in new storage regions
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces wheat loan availability for Maryland farmers in areas lacking storage. Loans, financed by the Commodity Credit Corporation, cover freight to approved storage in Richmond or Roanoke, Virginia, up to 12 cents per bushel. Farmers must contact their county Agricultural Conservation Association office for full details.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Maryland
C. Z. Keller
AAA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Richmond
Roanoke
Virginia
Office of the
Agricultural Conservation Association
The Elections Restore Two Party Balance in Congress
The article argues the election ends one party dominance and revives a two party system as a check on power. It emphasizes democracy, governance, and the value of an effective opposition in maintaining sound government.
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Republic
Democratic Party
Congress
Opposition to Scrapping Susquehanna Span
The Keystone Automobile Club fiercely opposes scrapping the Havre de Grace to Perryville free bridge for a toll structure. Manager Mat hew P Nanley argues tolls should fund only new facilities, not substitutes for existing ones. He warns a toll bridge sets a bad precedent and urges keeping the current span as an added accommodation. The club supports toll financing only for the Potomac bridge, a new project alongside the Havre de Grace structure.
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Keystone Automboile Club
Susquehanna River
Havre de Grace
Perryville
Matthew P. Nanley
Eastern Shore
Havre de Grace-Perryville
Potomac Bridge
Burroughs Seeks Eastern Shore Speakership in New Legislature
The Eastern Shore aims to win the House Speakership as P Elliott Burroughs, returning for a third term, garners strong backing. He chairs the Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries Committee and serves on Ways and Means, with two Baltimore delegates also pursuing the post. Senate contenders include Arthur Brice and Dudley Roe, both backing Governor-elect Herbert R. O Conor.
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House of Delegates
P. Elliott Burroughs
House
Wicomico County
Adam Peoples
Cecil County
Burroughs
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries
Herbert R. O’conor
Brice
Senate
Roe
Orphans' Court Business in Caroline County Session
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Actions approved include real estate appraisement in Leonard R. Towers estate, releases in William F. Reagan estate, administration accounts and creditor notices for Mary E. Sparks estate, and petitions in Thomas L. Day and C. Clarence Deen estates including stock assignment and distribution accounts.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
C. Clarence Deen
Gems of Thought Quote by Buckman
A gentleman is defined as one who values others' feelings over his own rights and others' rights over his own feelings, illustrating a philanthropic moral standard.
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Buckman
Students urged to improve work preparatory to exams
December promises hard study after Thanksgiving breaks. The piece highlights a push for better grades before mid year exams and Christmas holidays, noting 15 school days left before Christmas. It includes student reflections on writing talent, sports history, and school activities across grades and clubs.
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Santa Claus
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