Auto Club criticizes Gov Nice over highway funds diversion
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland Treasurer Garrison P Knox warns that diverting eight million dollars from motor vehicle revenues will cripple the highway system and hinder new road construction. He cites Governor Nice’s past pledge to restore diversions and balance the budget and notes reports of possible special tax levies to offset the diversion. The letter highlights the 4 cent gasoline tax receipts hitting a record high last year.
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Nice
Garrison P. Knox
Keystone Automobile Club of
Maryland
General Assembly
Mr. Knox
State Roads Commission
Born To Dance at Dentonia Theatre promises lavish revue
The Dentonia Theatre screens Born To Dance a grand MGM musical with Eleanor Powell and a nautical backdrop. It features over 250 dancers and 200 musicians plus Cole Porter songs as a lavish potpourri of music and dance across two showings Friday and Saturday.
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Dentonia Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eleanor Powell
Cole Porter
Warner Baxter
June Lang
Twentieth Century- Fox
Tom Brown
Larry Crabbe
Benny Baker
Terry Ray
Priscilla Lawson
America
Joe E. Brown
King of the Laughmakers
Warner Bros
Polo Joe
Joe
Poem fragment by Lizette Woodworth Reese
A brief poetic line calling a quince tree lovely in spring. The speaker muses on living through springs and appreciating a lovelier thing, attributed to Lizette Woodworth Reese.
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Lizette Woodworth Reese
60 Day Legislative Session Advocated In House
An attempt to shorten Maryland's Legislature to 60 days was advanced in the House by Delegates William G. Gassaway and Charles C. Marbury. A constitutional amendment would be needed, with ratification by voters. The plan also proposes raising daily pay for salons to 10 dollars to attract more candidates. In the Senate, Governor Nice's plan to redirect 1 million dollars annually from gasoline taxes and bond funds was attacked by Senator Milton L. Veasey, who argued normal times have returned and highway funds should stay with road projects.
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House of Delegates
William G. Gassaway
Howard
Charles C. Marbury
Prince George’s
Gassaway
Marbury
Nice
Senate
Milton L. Veasey
Worcester
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
Drama History and Amateur Theatre Reach to Summer Plans
An overview traces drama from medieval religious plays to modern theatre divisions and notes how pantomime and silhouettes shaped early education in Java. It highlights Little Theatres, barn theatres, and three proposed venues for Centreville, Preston, and Cambridge next summer, plus amateur opportunities in acting and production.
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Centreville
Preston
Cambridge
Andrew and Werrick
Cheney
MacKay
Mitchell
Smith
Generosity as the Investment of Happiness
A compact reflection from Four Track News on generosity as a key source of happiness, suggesting acts of giving yield repeated benefits to individuals and communities through shared joy and reciprocal goodwill.
Benefit Movie For Caroline High School At Dentonia
A two day benefit screening for Caroline High School runs Thursday and Friday January 28 and 29 at the Dentonia Theatre. Joe E Brown stars in Polo Joe as the feature while students are urged to strive for their best effort in all studies and activities.
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Caroline High School
Dentonia Theatre
Joe E. Brown
Polo Joe
Boyhood memories shared from Huntington to Burrsville
Rev W M Lister recalls rainy days and boyhood adventures on farm near Caroline and Burrsville Md. He recounts neighbors John Russell Richard and James Garrett Widow Wilson and her daughters and the three Wilson brothers. Lister thanks Denton Journal readers and invites letters and suggestions.
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Huntington
W. Va
Old
Caroline
Andrew Thachey
John Russell
Richard
James Garrett
Wilson
Burrsville
Denton
Outten
Hepburn
Charles
James
Thawley
Denton Journal
Henry Cohee
Greensboro
Garey Mill Pond
Mill Pond
Tommy Jewell
Wainwright
Frank Williams
Jewell
Frank
Lena Stewart
Garey
Georgian Garey
Billy Stewart
Stewarts
W. M. Lister
14Th
Neighbor luxury sparks a shift in daily needs
A friend proclaims times are improving as seeing a neighbor’s luxury home turns into a perceived necessity for their own. The remark hints at rising social comparison and evolving standards of living within the community.
State Roads Commission tests line painting machine in Maryland
A new line painting machine built at Baltimore Southern Avenue shops is being tested in Southern Maryland. It marks about thirty miles per day with three 55-gallon paint tanks and color selection for white yellow and black. The device aims to replace slow hand painting and improve safety on night foggy highways.
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State Roads Commission
Southern Avenue
Commission
Baltimore
Maryland
In Memoriam Charles Bernard Blades Obituary Notice
In loving memory of our dear boy Charles Bernard Blades killed in an accident January 20 1934. We do not know why we must part from those we love so dear. But God who doeth all things well will some day make it clear. Sadly missed by Mother Father Brothers and Sisters.
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Miss Wood
Baltimore
Louise Schlegel
Ginger
Peter Rabbit
Charles Bernard Blades
Christ Jesus as greatest preacher praised by Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor lauds Christ Jesus as the greatest preacher, highlighting that his spirituality embodied all he taught. This reflection emphasizes his exemplary spiritual authority and lasting influence.
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Christ Jesus
Christian Science Monitor
Goldsborough Named to House Steering Committee
Rep Goldsborough of Maryland is slated for membership on the House steering committee for the Seventy-Fifth Congress. He will represent Maryland Virginia and North Carolina on the panel of fifteen members and may become chairman when organized. This marks the first Maryland presence on the committee.
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Goldsborough
Maryland
House
Virginia
North Carolina
Banking and Currency Committee
Maryland Poultry Show Draws Top Entries in Baltimore
More than 280 dozen eggs and 1350 baby chicks vied for honors at the Maryland Poultry Products Show in Baltimore January 12 to 14. Hines Poultry Farm and Hatchery of Olney won the agriculture society sweepstakes for best eggs. J. R. Eddington of Federalsburg took the chicks sweepstakes. Numerous trophies were awarded to individuals and organizations, including county associations, 4-H and FFA chapters, and Purity Creamery Baltimore. A 100-year-old preserved Chinese egg drew special interest for exhibitor James M. Givin of Philadelphia.
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Bth
Maryland Poultry Products Show
Baltimore
State Poultry Council
The
Farm Bureau
Maryland Agriculture Society
Hines Poultry Farm and Hatchery
Olney
Maryland Agricultural Society
J. R. Eddington
Federalsburg
County Poultry Associations
W. W. Hopkins
Cordova
H. D. Copeland
Anacostia
D. C
Clifford Smith
Monkton
Edgar Myers
Smithburg
State Grange
J. M. Snoddy
Lanham
Merchant's
Purity Creamery
Cooperative
Maryland Egg Producers
Washington, D. C
Hines Poultry Farm
Pullorum
Elwood Taylor
Berwyn
C. W. Allen
Randallstown
Purity Creamery Co
John Snoddy
Louis Ganssle
Glyndon
H. L. Altenburg
Middle River
Hastings Hatchery
Parsonsburg
Maryland Hatchery Association
Baltimore County Association
Harford County
Poolesville High School
Montgomery County
James M. Givin
Philadelphia
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Yton Horsey
Fuller Brush Company
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Delaware
Sleepy Hollow Gang
Iehel CN la le
Mem Galligyn Mayer
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Jack Oarte
Lily Pons
Gene Raymond
Herman Bing Mischa Auer
Lucille Ball
Frank Jenks
RKE Radio Picture
Nino Martini
Gay Desperado
Tim
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Gail Patrick Alison Skipworth
Wilfrid Lawson
George Hassell
Irving Cummings
Gene Markey
Darryl F. Zanuck
Adolph Zuhor Pracente
Rose Bowl
Poremownt
Eleanore Whitney
William Frawley
Charles Barton
Laurel and Hardy
Lee Tracy
Gloria Stewart
Jane Turner
Our Gang
William Powell
Myrna Loy
News
James Stewart
Elissa Landi
Asta
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Winterset
Burgess Meredith
Lloyds OF London
Randolf Ave
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Gil City
Sheriff Tarburton
John T. Carter
Denton, Md
Walton Owens
Bridgeville
Del
Polo
OCMC
Willam McGann
Easton
Claiborne
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H. S. Cooper
New Hampshire
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St. Denton, MD
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Ilinois
Auto Club
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Bill Cumming
Elizabeth Moore
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Sara Sollister
Louise Brown
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Billy White
George Clendaniel
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Mrs. Hughes
Mrs. Lister
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Extension Service
University of Maryland
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Dramatics Club
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Mary Piver
Anne Neal
Bank Day News
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Memoriam
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