Scout Council Annual Meeting Highlights Del Mar Va Council
Del Mar Va Boy Scout Council met at Hotel du Pont on January 18 with Raymond Moley praising Scouting opportunities. Officers were re elected for 1938, awards given for twenty five and twenty year service, and a report noted enrollment up 15 percent to 2760. Eight Delaware troops comprise African American units with five more forming, and a statewide Scouters Conference in Salisbury linked peninsula activities.
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Delaware
Maryland
Raymond Moley
Brain
Scout Council
Richard C. McMullen
Charles H. Gant
Everett G. Ackart
William B. Tilghman, Jr
Salisbury
J. Thompson Brown
J. Edgar Rhoads
Wallace Woodford
Dover
Garrick Mallory, Jr
Robert P. Robinson
National Council
Walter Blackson
Edwin C. Huber
Lammot du Pont, Jr
Charles M. Curtis
Garrick Mallory
Old Swedes Church
Clarence S. P. Weber
Middletown
William J. B. Regan
Wilmington
Charles G. Shoemaker
Centreville
Washington
Gant
University of Delaware and
Washington College
Red Cross
Council
Maryland State Teachers College
Del-Mar-Vay Peninsula
Tattoo Your Poultry For Protection
National Tattoo and Registering Association promotes tattooing poultry as a theft deterrent. Registered marks with State Police, County Sheriff, and City Police aid recovery and proof of ownership. Re canvass underway in the county with Maryland agencies endorsing the system and reporting drop in thefts.
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National Tattoo and Registering Association
North Eastern
North
United States
Maryland Poultry Council
State Police
North Eastern Poultry Producers’ Council
Maryland County Poultry Associations
Apricot Roll Recipe by Ethel Hunter
Apricot roll recipe outlines steps to steam dried apricots with water and sugar, then roll a dough made with flour baking powder salt shortening and milk. The filled roll is baked in a buttered pan, topped with butter and almonds, served hot with apricot sauce or cream.
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Ethel M. Hunter
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
Steady Work Good Pay Reliable Man Wanted
Job ad seeks steady work and good pay for a reliable man to call on farmers in Caroline County. No experience or capital required. Earn up to $12 a day. Write Furst and Thomas at Candler Building in Baltimore Maryland.
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Caroline County
Furst & Thomas, Candler Bldg
Baltimore, Md
For Sale One Guernsey Cow and Recleaned Red Clover Nasa
William Chambers advertises a Guernsey cow and recleaned Red Clover Nasa seed for sale. Contact Denton 4 F 6 11 Preston Nd.
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NASA
William Chambers
Denton
Preston
Five Marylanders named to Worlds Poultry Congress committees
Five Marylanders received committee appointments for the seventh Worlds Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland from July 28 to August 7, 1939. Four appointees are University of Maryland faculty members Morley A. Jull Theodore C. Byerly H. M. DeWolt and James M. Gwin plus H D Copeland president of the Maryland State Poultry Council on the Industry Committee. The event, first in the United States, expects half a million attendees with delegates from sixty nations and includes a University of Maryland visit for foreign delegates.
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James M. Gwin
Gwin
H. D. Copeland
Maryland State Poultry Council
Poultry Congress
United States
University of Maryland At College Park
Denton Scouts Plan Living Expo For Safety Week
Denton Boy Scouts mark the twenty eighth anniversary of Scouting with a Living Expo running February 12. Visually dramatized safety exhibits will be staged in local shopping centers to teach home and highway precautions, fire prevention, and first aid within the year round health and safety program. Kenneth Ramsburg chairs the Health and Safety Committee directing Expo activities.
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Denton
America
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boys Scout Council
School Minstrel Show To Be Given Friday
Honesty in exams stresses virtue as Caroline High School students anticipate the upcoming minstrel show. The issue notes mid year tests, bank deposits, and various class reports across Senior to Science News, including a Washington College trip and curious physics lessons.
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Caroline High School
Burnley Wyatt
C. H. S. Minstrel
Marie Noble
Louise Schlegel
Christine McNeal
Charlotte Butler
van Whiting
Marjorie McDonald
Evelyn Adams
Harry Hubbard
Susie Oros
Washington College
William Smith Hall
Dr. Livingood
Dr. Mead
Goodwin
Middle Hall
Prof. Goodwin
The Ludlow Resolution Speech by T. Alan Goldsborough
The speech in the House of Representatives on January 10 1938 quotes Goldsborough recounting a telegram from the Philadelphia Inquirer about Japan sanctions and his view that loans and transactions should be cut to coerce adherence. He praises Secretary Hull, urges peace through nonmilitary means, and opposes using armed force to protect foreign investors property rights.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
House of Representatives
Goldsborough
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington, D. C
United States
League of Nations
Japan
Far East
League
The
Philadelphia
Democracy
Wall Street
Hull
Maryland Farm Bureau Backs Graduated Income Tax Plan
Organized farmers from 21 units at the Maryland Farm Bureau annual meeting in Baltimore pushed for a proposed constitutional amendment to permit a graduated income tax. They opposed price maintenance, wage and hour legislation, and supported marketing improvements for Maryland vegetables, stricter grade regulations, and continued University of Maryland work. Harry H. Nuttle was re elected president with P. C. Turner as vice president and C. E. Wise Jr. as secretary.
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Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Farm Bureau
Farm Credit Administration
University of Maryland
Harry H. Nuttle
Denton
P. C. Turner
Parkton
C. E. Wise, Jr
Sledding Safety Drive Urges Restricted Areas For Children
The Keystone Automobile Club warns of sledding hazards in snowy areas and planned sledding zones. Eastern Shore Division manager Matthew P. Hanley urges roped off areas and adult supervision, plus police rope offs for little traveled streets. Motorists are urged to keep cars under control at intersections to reduce accidents.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Matthew P. Hanley
Eastern Shore
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