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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
8
The Denton Journal presents weekly authoritative Social Security answers in coordination with the Social Security Board. Questions cover reporting names, single account numbers, unemployment benefits, and related rules, with guidance on where to inquire for full information.
The Dentonia presents Ebb Tide the first Technicolor sea story in February showings. True Confession with Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray follows next week as a comedy drama about deception and a false murder accusation. John Wayne stars Wednesday in Born to the West as a western adventure with supporting players.
The text explains that unemployment compensation goes only to registered unemployed workers who meet state rules. It notes payments have begun in Maryland District of Columbia North Carolina Virginia and West Virginia and urges individuals to check their state laws. The husband’s death prompts filing a formal claim at a Social Security Board Field Office for a lump sum of 3 percent of wages since January 1 1937 and similar payments for those in covered occupations aged 65 or older.
Director Frank Lloyd, famed for empire building epics, brings Wells Fargo to the Dentonian Theatre for February 17 to 19. Lloyd has won three Motion Picture Awards for daring historical romances, including Divine Lady Cavalcade and Mutiny on the Bounty.
Buck Jones stars in Headin East at Ridgely Theatre Friday and Saturday February 11 and 12. Ruth Coleman debuts as Buck's love interest with Don Douglas leading a strong supporting cast including Shemp Howard and Earl Hodgins. Thursday is Cash Gift Night at Ridgely. Jack Holt shows why he trusts those he works with in Under Suspicion on Thursday February 17.
Booth presents seventh grade honors to Bruce Andrews Eleanor Brubaker Barbara Cooper Florence Smith Elizabeth Thomas. Merit recipients include Doris Butler Beatrice Bradley Roxanna Detwiler Allan Greenly Doris Scott Mary Ziegler. Bank News notes a $7.86 deposit on February 8 by Miss Timmons Lawless and Ford squads. Sophomore News reports updates from History class on the Industrial Revolution and a questionnaire given by Mr. Stull.
A fragment recalls a letter from Jean Rossier, a 15 year old French student in Lauden, describing his life, schooling, age, family, and daily routine. He notes classes in German English geography history math, sports like football, a bicycle commute, and nearby sights. He mentions holidays, vacations, and asks for a friend's address.
James J Braddock ends a storied boxing career with a blaze of glory as he retires at the peak of his comeback after defeating Max Baer for the world title. The Brown Bomber, who rose from Jersey relief and dockwork to boxing fame, leaves with thanks to the sport and well wishes for his postring life.
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