Nighttime drunken driving blamed for rising crashes
J Barton Weeks president of the Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland claims early morning crashes have risen over two years with more deaths and injuries. He urges strict enforcement of vehicle laws after midnight, citing Baltimore data from 1930 1934 and year to date figures, and predicts Maryland will mirror this trend demanding drastic police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barton Weeks
Keystone Automobile Club of
Maryland
City of
Baltimore
Baltimore Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Weekly business survey shows broad pickup in industrial activity
Department of Commerce reports from over 30 cities indicate rising production and stronger retail trade across many lines. Holiday shopping crowds surged in Chicago, with widespread buying in Boston, New York, Denver, and on the Pacific Coast. Distributions of Christmas Club funds and large dividend payments buoyed spending, while employment grew with steel and manufacturing expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Philadelphia
Dallas
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Charleston
New York
Denver
Jacksonville
Pacific Coast
Twin City
Wilmington
American Steel & Wire Co
Joliet
Kansas City
General Motors Assembly
Memphis
Murray Body Co
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Kentucky
Indiana
Georgia
WPA
Fla
No Such Needle in the Haystack Debating Hoover Nomination
The column argues the Republican nomination debate is exhausted and unlikely to yield new ideas. It centers on Herbert Hoover as a likely candidate, noting party divisions and the difficulty of finding a bold yet acceptable figure. Hoover is portrayed as pursuing the nomination without hedging, in a forthright manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brain
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
Lincoln
Hoover
Frank Kent
Kent
Herbert Hoover
Ncx
East
Mr. Hoover
Farm and market report highlights from 1929 period
First time since 1929. Tender crops in Florida were greatly damaged by the cold. Burley tobacco crops were being marketed in Kentucky and Tennessee at slightly less prices than last year. In Chicago, 200,000 attended the International Livestock Exposition. Southern California income augmented by $100,000,000 citrus and walnut crop. Bank deposits and clearings continued to rise and automobile sales in many cities reached a new high in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chicago
California
Hoover as Opponent to Roosevelt Echoes in Democratic View
Charles Michelson writes that Herbert Hoover embodies anti New Deal sentiment and would fit the Liberty League and big business desire for stability. He argues Hoover’s nomination is likely if the Republican National Convention cannot avoid it, noting his appeal to wary voters as a safe, non revolutionary choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Liberty League
Big Business
Republican National Convention
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
S STANDS FOR SCOUT
In a rural Christmas tale, Jean and Archie's stroll through the woods leads to a toy aisle revelation. Jean, conflicted by memories of war, chooses peace over soldiers as the saleswoman explains a transforming toy block set, with S now standing for Scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Jean
Mary
Ethiopia
Italy
Alice
Jesus
Dentonia Attracts Rocky Mountain Mystery Saturday
Dentonia Theatre advertises two showings of Paramount's Rocky Mountain Mystery on Saturday December 14 at 7 and 9. The feature stars Randolph Scott and Ann Sheridan with Chic Sale and Mrs. Leslie Carter in supporting roles in a blend of outdoor action and murder mystery adapted from Zane Grey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Ann Sheridan
Charles “Chic” Sale
Leslie Carter
DeMille
Loretta Young
Henry Whoxon
Acre
Jerusalem
Socrates
California
Griffith Park
Hollywood
Big iBend
Warner Bros
Paul Muni
Dr. Socrates
Big Bend
Warner
Studio
Scouts in Khaki Bring Christmas Garden Cheer
Jean imagines toy scouts in khaki with packs and sticks as a peaceful alternative to soldiers. Archie vows to join the scouts in spring, swapping war thoughts for a bright Christmas scene. The dialogue celebrates Scouts as a wholesome, festive symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Jean
Send in Your Seal Money For Tuberculosis Relief
Maryland Tuberculosis Association urges early returns of Christmas Seals to speed up anti tuberculosis work statewide. Mathews says county reports are incomplete and timely returns will aid records, education, clinic services, and the Miracle House program to protect children from infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Mathews
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Miracle House
Claiborne
Newspaper Wishes Legible News Submissions
Readers are urged to submit clear legible notices without abbreviations unknown to others. The paper cannot publish items it cannot decipher.
Wedding and social notices from Federalsburg area
Twenty five years ago nine year old Hugh Alen hosted friends at the home of Mr and Mrs Polk White in Federalsburg. Clara Bell White wed Hanson Todd at the White residence, with Irene Goslin playing Lohengrin. Sherwood and Bryan wed at the Bryan home in Tuckahoe Neck, and many local weddings and visits are noted, along with obituaries and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Alen
Polk White
Federalsburg
Clara Bell
Hanson Todd
A. B. Todd
Harmony
L. B. Morgan
Concord
Irene Goslin
Mary White
Will White
Marion Beaven Sherwood
Ethel May Bryan
Robert T. Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
J. T. Bailey
Bessie Jackson
Ridgely
H. R. Pritchett
R. G. Sneed
Sherwood
Hillsboro
W. H. Collins
Ehtel S. Collins
Elbert W. Taylor
Easton
J. P. Otis
Ernest Longfellow
Martha Everngam
Frank L. R. Nuttle
John L. Everngam
Ora Bowdle
Burrsville
William Roach
Milford
Edwin M. Garey
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Garey
Philippines
Preston
Allison Covey
Hynson M. E. Church
Sutton
Mr. Morgan
George and
Sallie Williams
Preston High School
Charles E. Wilson
Maria Wilson
Robert Fountain
L. B. Towers
Denton
C. Harry Whitby
Baltimore
Wilson
New Jersey
William Henry Wilson
William F. Griffith
George M. Wilson
E. P. Roberts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denton Cemetery
Messrs
Z. Potter Steele
George T. Redden
Richard T. Carter
William J. Blackiston
Jonathan Evitts
Charles H. Whitby
Daniel Zacharias
Greensboro
Susie .M. Newton
Mamie
Eva
Crelie Zacharias
Daniel J. Zacharias
Otto D. Zacharias
Robert Zacharias
Caroline County
Charles Zacharias
Harry Zacharias
Charleston
D. C
Samuel Zacharias
Pennsylvania
Zacharias
Cumberland County
Lelia Towers
Laurel Grove
Lena Howard
Maud Trice
Ella Howard
Susie Cox
Nellie Wright
Laura Howard
Willie Wright
Sallie Collins
Lillian Fulton
Howard Sullivan
Lacy Griffith
Marshall Howard
Har
Health Cookies Recipe With Carrots and Oats
Household Hints present a health oriented cookie recipe that uses carrots honey oats and nuts. The method lists sifting dry ingredients then mixing in the order given, dropping onto a greased sheet and baking at 350 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes.
Letters to Santa Claus from Denton children
In December 1935, Denton Maryland, young readers write to Santa Claus describing desires for dolls, toys, a snow sled, a tricycle, and fruit. Dorthy Johnson Hickman, age eleven, asks for a doll, chairs, dishes, pots and pans, a hat, candy, fruit, a snow sled, a tricycle, and a snow suit. Doris Glime requests a wagon, chair, doll baby, a black beard, oranges, candy, and nuts while noting gratitude for mother and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Dorthy Johnson
Santa
Doris Glime
Slats Diary of Oliver N Warren Captures Local Gossip
Sunday through Saturday entries record Hez Perkins, Gretchen and Hans Smitt wedding talk, Lizzy Tubbs cleaning, Emmy and Ike divorce hint, Unkel Hen ice weight tale, Blisteres the dog, Ant Emmy's gifts, editor’s question about Ma, Soosie Judkens marriage talk, Rube Goodenuff in baseball. Notes show rural humor and family quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hez Perkins
Hans Smitt
Jerman
Fez
Gretchen Hans
Hans
Lizzy
Emmy
Ike
Unkel
Ice Man
Wade
Skales
Pepel
Nothen
Blisteres
Slim Jeters
Ant Emmy
Tawken
Gramma
Noosepaper
Soosie Judkens
Rube
Christmas Events and Illness Notice from Goldsboro
Mrs Emma Butler, of Baltimore, is critically ill at her daughter’s home. The Sewing Circle plans its annual Christmas party next Tuesday in Assembly Hall, asking each Cap sule Sister to bring a gift for the tree. The Christmas Cantata will be held at Trinity M. E. Church South on Sunday, Dec 22 at 7 30. Neighbors report a good crowd at reopening services after bad weather. Other visits include Mrs Clifford Hughes entertaining in Baltimore and Mrs Noble Shively visiting near Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Butler
Baltimore
John Williams
Josephine Moore
Philadelphia
Emma Butler
Assembly Hall
Trinity M. E. Church South
Trinity M. E. Church
Clifford Hughes
Samuel Milby
Cordova
John Milby
Noble Shively
Arthur Cahall
Greensboro
Sallie Jones
Clayton
Del
W. J. Murphy
County commissioners to hear objections on Spring Branch ditch
Notice from Caroline County Commissioners that they will sit at the Courthouse in Denton on Tuesday December 31 at 2 p m to hear objections to the Drainage Commission report on the Spring Branch ditch starting at Whiteleysburg and ending at Zacharias Mill Pond. W S Rutter Clerk. 12-14-3E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Drainage Commission
Spring Branch
Whiteleysburg
Zacharias Mill Pond
W. S. Rutter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Business Survey
Dentonia Attractions
Ry Sullivan
Willie Seeders
Howard Wright
Otis Rogers
Joseph McAllen
Carlton West
Norman Trice
Roland Trice
Lacy Murphy
Ernest Tower
Wilmer Collins
Robert Wright
Clarence Bowdle
Horace Robinson
Will Robinson
Elsie Roe
Sewing Circle
Laura Knotts
Ladies Aid Society of Concord
Emma Nut
L. H. Thomas
Hickman
Feese
R. T. Bryan
Ethel May
F. L. Williams
Leslie
H. M. Cade
Highland Terrace
Eunice Ellis
Home Economics
Eastern Shore Public Service
Dela
Journal
Oliver N. Warren
Goldsboro
Choptank
A. B. Linhard
William Johnson
James Temple
Turkey Day
Harrington
Chester
Journal Square
Benj
Superior Ice Cream Co
J Denton
Mr. and Mrs
America
Kris Kingle
Santaland
Kay Gordon
Dorothy Thompson
Esther Pressman
Bonita Barker
Toe Penner
M. E. Newnam
Denton, Md
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