Questions and Answers About Social Security in Denton Journal
The Denton Journal presents weekly authoritative Social Security Q and A with Luther Becker of the Social Security Board in Baltimore. Answers cover old age benefits, lump sum, filing claims, and account numbers for unemployment compensation, noting information is informational not legal advice.
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Denton Journal
Luther Becker
Social Security Board
300 Court Square
Baltimore
Blazing Sixes at Dentonia Theatre Opens Saturday
The Dentonia Theatre screens a Warner thriller Blazing Sixes starring Dick Foran with six-gun action against stagecoach robbers. Also shows Tyrone Power and Loretta Young in Second Honeymoon, plus This Way Please with Mary Livingstone Fibber McGee and Molly. Souls at Sea stars Gary Cooper in a true story adventure Thursday through Saturday January 20 to 22.
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Dick Foran
Dentonia Theatre
Warner
Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Twentieth Century-Fox
Mary Livingstone
Fibber McGee and Molly
Paramount Studios
Gary Cooper
Old age benefit taxes schedule clarified for 1938
The text states that in 1987 the rate was one percent and will stay at one percent until 1910, after which it will rise by half a percent every three years until reaching a maximum of three percent on or after January 1, 1949.
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Social Security Board
Baltimore
Orioles
Jimmy Foxx
Charlie Kelley
Zane Grey Film At Ridgely Theatre Promises Western Action
Wyn Cahoon begins a Hollywood screen career after touring in Brother Rat in New York. She stars with Smith Ballew in Zane Grey's Roll Along Cowboy at the Ridgely Theatre, a Twentieth Century Fox release featuring Cecilia Parker, shown Friday and Saturday.
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Zane Grey
Twentieth Century-Fox
Smith Ballew
Cecilia Parker
Ridgely Theatre
Wyn Cahoon
Hollywood
Brother Rat
New York
Columbia Pictures
Miss Cahoon
Ridgely Theatre season features The Last Gangster and Breakfast for Two
The Ridgely Theatre programs bolden a week of cinema and comedy. Edward G. Robinson stars in The Last Gangster with a plot mixing gangster life, prison, and family drama. Breakfast for Two reunites Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall in a romantic comedy encore.
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Greenwich Village
Ridgely Theatre
Edward G. Robinson
Barbara Stanwyck
Herbert Marshall
Eric Blore
Glenda Farrell
Etienne Girardot
Donald Meek
David Garth
Red Book
Charles Kaufman
Paul Yachte
Viola Brothers Shore
Your Sports Parade on the Del Marva Peninsula Highlights Baseball Wow
The column reviews the bright sport outlook for the new year on the Del Marva peninsula, praises last season's baseball league progress and fan support, and explains changes in the upcoming dead ball. The piece notes thicker cover, heavier seam, and unchanged center wool in the ball.
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Del-Mar-Va
Peninsula
Phelps lists 1937 ten best books fiction and non fiction
Yale professor William Lyon Phelps selects the ten best fiction and ten best non fiction books for 1937 in Rotarian Magazine January. Fiction picks include A Mighty Fortress, Northwest Passage, Emma, The Devil and Daniel Webster, Swords in the Dawn, Ezekiel, John Cornelius, Light Woman, The Missing Miniature, and Rumbin Galleries. Non fiction begins with Look Eleven Years Younger and continues with other works.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
le Grand ‘Cannon, Jr
Farrar and Rinehart
Kenneth Roberts
Doubleday Doran
Emma
Louis Paul
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Stephen Vincent Benet
Farrar and
Rinehart
John Beaty
Longmans Green
Ezekiel
Elvira Garner
Henry Holt
John Cornelius
Sir Hugh Walpole
Zona Gale
Appleton Century
Erich Kastner
Alfred A. Knopf
Rumbin Galleries
Booth Tarkington
Look
The Merry Merry Maid Enss and More Book Review
Book reviews summarize Helen Grace Carlisle and Eleanor Roosevelt biographies. The piece praises Carlisle by detailing a middle class focus, six high school girls turning life into two decades of events, and a vivid cast including Wanda, Hedda Gabler, Carol, Lisa, and Larry. It also covers Eleanor Roosevelt’s memoir, highlighting frank self-portraits from childhood to public life, with anecdotes about F D R, Louis Howe, and notable social moments.
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Helen Grace Carlisle
Harcourt, Brace and Co
Miss Carlisle
Wanda
Hedda Gabler
Carol
Larry
Lisa
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harpers
Franklin
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