Train Wreck Near Sudlersville Hurts Ten
Ten people were bruised when a Pennsylvania Railroad double header passenger train derailed in deep snow about two and a half miles north of Sudlersville. Five passengers and five crew suffered cuts and bruises, with no serious injuries. A snow plow was attached to the front engine as the derailment began with the second engine. Passengers recalled the cars sliding into the four foot snow as relief trains arrived to evacuate them.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sudlersville
C. H. Metcalfe
George Cooper
Traynor
William E. Covey
Centreville
John Poore
Clayton
Covey
NRA advances new code system under Roosevelt rule
The National Recovery Administration imposes codes rapidly approved by President Roosevelt. All businesses and individuals under a code must follow its provisions on minimum wages and maximum hours. When errors occur, restitution is necessary. Inquiries about code provisions should be sent in writing to the NRA Compliance Director for Maryland in Baltimore, with replies promised within 24 hours.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Maryland
Custom House
Baltimore
The heart receptive to good rejects all else
The Christian Science Monitor quotes a reflection on a heart embracing forgiveness and charity, cultivating love and fearlessness while turning away negativity.
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Christian Science Monitor
Col Frederick F Lyden to Be Signally Honored
A testimonial dinner for Col Frederick F Lyden secretary of the Association of Stock Exchange Firms in New York will be held next Saturday evening March 8 at Hotel Astor. The event honors his decade of Wall Street service and his work as secretary of the Code Committee attracting broad participation from Cashiers Section and financial institutions. Caroline County also salutes Lyden, a Potters Landing native and current owner of the old mansion there.
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Frederick F. Lyden
Association of Stock Exchange T Firms
New York
Hotel Astor
Association
Lyden
Col. Lyden
Wall Street
Code Committee
Financial
Cashiers
Caroline County
Potter’s Landing
Campaign aims to raise 30650 for Wilmington area Boy Scouts
Rapid progress marks the Wilmington Area Boy Scout campaign as 34 Delaware and Maryland towns form committees with a total goal of 30650 dollars. Over 200 volunteers met in Wilmington and 40 Salisbury team members received instructions, with most quotas expected to be met by week’s end. Districts list varied targets from 26 to 1350 dollars, including Ocean City and Cambridge, with several quotas still to be set.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Maryland
Salisbury
Dover
H. C. March
Elkton
Delaware City
North East
Perryville
Port Deposit
Wallace Woodford
Milford
Smyrna
Middletown
Wyoming
Felton
Frederica
Harrington
H. W. T. Purnell
Georgetown
Bridgeville
Seaford
Laure
Lewes
Selbyville
Millsboro
Milton
Ocean City
Coolspring
M. Dek. Smith Jr
Chestertown
Centreville
Galena
Rock Hall
Millington
Sadlersville
Easton
Federalsburg
Preston
Denton
Greensboro
Goldsboro
St. Michaels
B. A. Johnson
Pocomoke City
Crisfield
Princess Anne
Snow Hill
Berlin
Delmar
Cambridge
Denton Production Credit Association Opens For Farmers
A new Farm Credit Administration program creates short term production credit for farmers on the Eastern Shore. Denton Production Credit Association serves Kent Queen Annes Talbot Dorchester and Caroline counties with loans from 50 dollars up to 20 percent of association capital. Loans run 3 to 12 months for crops and livestock with security mainly from personal property not real estate.
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Farm Credit Administration
Denton Production Credit Association
Kent
Queen Anne
Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline
Denton
Intermediate Credit Bank of
Baltimore
Production Credit Association
Victor Dean
Production Credit Corporation
Dentonia Theatre Unveils New Warner Bros Features
The Dentonia Theatre announces new hits making their first showings including Dark Hazard with Edward G. Robinson opening Friday February 23 and Saturday 24 with Genieve Tobin and Glenda Farrell supporting. Ann Vickers follows February 27 28 with Irene Dunne Walter Huston and Conrad Nagel. Flying Down to Rio debuts March 1 for a three day run, touted as the biggest musical of the year with Vitaphone acts and Hearst News.
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Dentonia Theatre
Edward G. Robinson
W. R. Burnett
Genevieve Tobin
Glenda Farrell
Mr. Robinson
Warner Bros
Philadelphia
Radio Pictures
Sinclair’Lewis
Ann Vickers
Irene Dunne
Walter Huston
Conrad Nagel
Vitaphone
Hearst News
Rio
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Adventures
Dow
SK Steer Rib Roast
Ibs
Franks
Inna
Chance
ICE Service Company
Garland Farms
Bellmar
Blakemore
Lupton
Premier
Advance
Gandy
Dorsett
Fairfax
Tic
WM. M. Garey
Denton, Md
The
Dentonta Theatre
Dark Hazzard
Edw. G. Robinson
Dark Hazard
Pathe News
Sinclair Lewis
Gus Shy
Walter Donaldson
Joseph M. Schenck
Constance Bennett
Darryl F. Zanuck
Oulin Rence
Franchot Tone
Century Picture
United Artists
Federal Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Ann Dvorak
Dudley Digges
Claire Dodd
Wiecky
Wednes. & Thurs
Jimmie Durante
Palooka
Stuart Erwin
Lupe Velez
Bill Cagney
Thelma Todd
Firemen’s Minstrels
Reese
Del
Jack Oakie
Ginger Rogers
Jack Haley
Hollywood
Ysepn m. Schenck
Darryl F
Zanuck
Noel Coward
Design For Living
Frederick March
Gary Cooper
Miriam Hopkins
Edward Everett Horton
May Robson
Tarzan the Fearless
Ei Maidi i Ao
Henry Kern
Ridgely
Sean Harvey
John Boles
Zane Gray
Randolph .Scott
Tom Keene
Noah Beery
Harry Carey
Comediea
Cartooan
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Davis’ Hatchery
Miles S. W
Third & Randolph Ave
State Road
Whiteleysburg
John T. Carter
Farm Credit Administration Active
Center
Tno
Delaware Pike
Harry Greenstein
Helen M. Weir
Dentonia
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