Senator Layman J. Redden Seeks Reelection for Four Years
Senator Layman J. Redden announces his bid for reelection, outlining service on seven of seventeen Senate committees including chair of Education and vice chair of Public Utilities, plus work with the Legislative Council and regional education bodies. He emphasizes tax relief efforts, highway improvements, and dedication to public service without seeking power, asking for support in the primary and general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calion
Senate
General Assembly
Legislative Council of Maryland
House of Delegates
GOP Women Plan Lincoln Day Dinner February 9
GOP women prepare for Lincoln Day Dinner on February 9 with officer roles filled and committees named. Caroline County Republican major figures coordinate with the State Central Committee to organize program, ways and means, publicity, memberships, and hostess duties, detailing numerous members across Denton Federalsburg Ridgely Preston and nearby towns. Also noted are 109 state recreational areas, varying from a few acres to 13000 acres, encompassing historic sites and scenic locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin H. Smith
Federalsburg
Vicce
Harold K. Shults
Marydel
Perry Voshell
Preston
Tribbitt
Republican State Central Committee
Caroline County
Leese
Lucretia Gibbs
Charles V. Moore
Norman L. Raleigh
Gilbert H. Rue
Denton
Hilda Covey
Evelyn Johnson
F. P. Roe
Greensboro
D. Thompson Swing
Ridgely
Inez Noble
Ways and Means
Clarence J. Kern
William F. Wolf
Ruth Holsinger
Grace Gelletty
Nils Isachsen
Helen Kent
Emma _ Corkran
Ollie Satterfield
John W. Stowell, Jr
Alice Jane Davis
Alice Dean
Ruth McMahan
Robert Muir
Pliny Todd
William Taylor
A. J. Mess
Elizabeth Stone
Marvin G. Friedel
Velma Cohee
Wilmer Fell Davis
Ethel Meredith
Marie Becker
John T. Schmick
Robert Stanton
Clare N. Payne
W. S. Carroll
James R. Lake
Anna V. Richard
Rebecca Woshell
Calvin Todd
Patty Payne
Laura Poole
Elizabeth Harper
Viola Fellwanger
Leonard Covey
Charles Smith
Clara Meredith
Alice Howard
Blanche Johnson
George Lowe
F. B. Nuttle
T. J. Turkington
Ethel M. Lord
Templeville
Margaret F. Evans
Henderson
H. K. Shults
H. C. Bennington
Doane Experiment Exposed At Pet Meeting
Doane's milking method showcased at a pet meeting highlights self feeding silos hay sheds and a modern low cost dairy building. The pipeline milking setup enables one man to milk thirty to thirty five cows per hour and Doane's Agricultural Service bills itself as the largest of its kind in the United States promising profit guarantees to farms. E L Kindleberger predicts wider use in the region while noting current operations in the Midwest and Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane’s Agricultural Service
United States
Three Accidents Listed During Past Ten Days
Roy Bell of Felton Delaware was charged with failure to stop at a stop sign after his car struck Virginia L Bunting of Denton at Sixth and Market streets causing about 3675 in damage. Jesse R Evans 33 of Seaford was injured with a broken windshield and head cuts after skidding on ice on the Bridgeville Denton road. his car was hit by Francis R Butler of Bridgeville after he passed Butler’s car and Evans skidded. The two cars suffered about 350 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bell
Felton
Del
Virginia L. Bunting
Denton
Sixth and
Market Sts
Bridgeville-Denton
Jesse R. Evans
Seaford
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital
Evans
Francis R. Butler
Bridgeville
Butler
Denton Production Credit Association Meeting Planned
Denton Production Credit Association to meet with directors Clarence J. Kern of Denton and William L. Ford of Kennedyville presiding as association president J Franklin Baker known as Home-run Baker will attend as president Members from Kent Queen Annes Caroline Talbot and Dorchester Counties will attend Entertainment features include a motion picture contests music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Kern
Denton
William L. Ford
Kennedyville
J. Franklin Baker
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester Counties
Supreme Court hears Maryland use tax challenge
The Supreme Court heard Miller Brothers Company of Wilmington appeal a Maryland use tax on out of state sales. Delaware counsel warned the two percent levy could burden interstate trade while Maryland argued it treats out of state firms like local merchants by demanding tax collection on Maryland purchases.
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Maryland
Supreme Court
Miller Brothers Company
Wilmington
Del
Kent County
Maryland Court of Appeals
William L. Marbury
Baltimore
Francis D. Murnaghan, Jr
Delaware Company
Fire Wrecks Kent Works Plant in Chestertown
Last Monday night a fire and two blasts leveled Kent Manufacturing Company fireworks plant in Chestertown. Mayor Philip G. Wilmer, owner, said a defective wire sparked the blaze as an electrician worked. Five fire companies fought the fire. three firefighters were treated for shock. Loss estimated at 510,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Manufacturing Company
Philip G. Wilmer
Wilmer
Delaware firm seeks advantage in Maryland market
The Delaware company aims to maintain a competitive edge in Maryland against Maryland merchants. It argues that collecting tax by out of state firms does not violate interstate commerce laws, while Marbury maintains the Maryland law breaches the Fourteenth Amendment and interstate commerce statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Company
Maryland
Murnagham
Marbury
Jackson
Lititz Pretzel Origin Sparks Century Old Pennsylvania Dutch Pride
The first pretzel was produced in Lititz in 1861. The business now generates about 30 million dollars annually, with activity concentrated in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
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The
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GOP
E. L. Kindleberger
Doane's
Midwest
Southwest
Denton Production Credit Association
Chestertown
Ney
Delkleaners
General Electric
Frigidaire
Lifetime
GE Stewardess Range
Majestic Combination
Cooper
Space Maker
Jewspn Perhachive
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