Gasoline tax cut urged from higher car use
J. P. Lanigan of the Petroleum Industries Committee argues that 1935 rises in motor vehicle registrations and gasoline use boosted tax receipts, with state gasoline taxes surpassing 600 million dollars and federal taxes near 170 million. He says 1936 trends should allow early reductions, proposing reasonable rates to encourage vehicle operation and noting highway programs funded by steady taxes.
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J. P. Lanigan
the
Petroleum Industries Committee
Lanigan
The Share the Wealth Tale Recalled in Prose Commentary
The share the wealth movement is not new. It was started years ago by the fellow who made a practice of touching up all his friends for the loan of five that he never expected to pay back.
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Science Club
Caesar
Elizabeth Moore
Seaford
Goucher official visits the high school on Tuesday
Miss Naomi Riches of Goucher College visits Caroline High School to interest girls in college. She meets prospective students Madeline Cooper Ruth Surendorf Lillian Colizz Anne Neal and alumna Mrs Hughes and Mr Cumming. She tours Eastern Shore high schools to boost girls college attendance.
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Naomi Riches
Goucher College
Caroline High School
Madeline Cooper
Goucher
Ruth Surendorf
Lillian Colliz
Anne Neal
Hughes
Cumming
Miss Riches
P. T.A
Denton
Science News
Safety Club
Marvin Chambers
Dorothy Stafford
PTA To Serve Hot Soup For School Lunch
The Denton P T A Health Committee led by Mrs. Merriken and Mrs. Clendaniel plans a hot soup lunch for children unable to pay. Donations from the Seal Sale fund part of the cost, with general subscriptions covering the rest. Parents and citizens may donate canned goods, vegetables, meat, milk, or fruit. Cafeterias need more bowls and spoons to serve the planned meals.
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Denton P. T. A
Wilbert Merriken
George W. Clendaniel
Seal Sale Committee
Denton
Federalsburg
In Memoriam Mrs Annie Laramore 1933 Memorial Note
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Mrs Annie Laramore who departed this life Jan 29 1933. Till memory fades and life departs. She'll live forever in our hearts. Time tales away the edge of grief but memory turns back every leaf. Sadly missed by husband and children.
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Annie Laramore
Journal's County News Subscriptions Offer
A local newspaper invites readers to subscribe to the Journal for full county news coverage. The offer promises access to daily reporting on governance, events, and community notices across the region.
Dentonia Theatre Previews Lone Rider and New Films
Dentonia Theatre shows include The Lone Rider on Saturday Jan 25 with two performances at 7 and 9. Jim Lanning quits Ed Farrell’s outlaw band and starts solo, discovering Farrell plans a stagecoach robbery, leading to tense confrontations in Gold City where he heads the Vigilance Committee and wins Mary Stevens. Also on the bill are Broadway Hostess at Dentonia with Allen Jenkins, Charlie Chan in Shanghai on Wednesday Jan 29, and Miss Pacific Fleet with Joan Brondell and Glenda Farrell on Jan 30-31. two shows nightly Thursday and Friday.
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Jim Lanning
Ed Farrell
Farrell
Mary Stevens
Jim
Gold City
Mary
Allen Jenkins
Dentonia Theatre
Jenkins
Toots
Lyle Talbot
Allen
Mister Jenkins
suge
Charlie Chan
Lee
Warner Oland
Shanghai
Denton Fire Co
Joan Brondell
Glenda Farrell
Warner Bros
Hugh Herbert
Warren Hull
Nuttle Re elected Farm Bureau Head
Harry H. Nuttle of Denton was reelected president of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation and its agencies at the federation's twentieth annual convention. Wilbert L. Smith of Frederick was chosen vice president. C. E. Wise Jr. was reelected secretary treasurer. The resolutions committee urged return of relief problems to local units, processing taxes termination, and cooperation in a new national agricultural program. The board includes P G C Turner Baltimore County, C A Duvall Anne Arundel, R C F Weagley Washington, J W Jones Montgomery, D B McDowell Cecil, with Mrs Weagley and Dr T B Symons ex officio. The policy resolution called for support of a national farm federation plan and noted concern over the Supreme Court ruling invalidating much of the AAA law. It urged collaboration to develop substitute legislation.
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Harry H. Nuttle
Denton
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
federation
Wilbert L. Smith
Frederick
resolutions committee
C. E. Wise
Atec
C. E. Wise, Jr
P. GC. Turner
Baltimore county
C. A. Duvall
Anne Arundel county
R. C. F. Weagley
Washington county
J. W. Jones
Montgomery county
D. B. McDowell
Cecil county
Weagley
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
AAA
national farm federation
Supreme Court
national farm
Nuttle
Lord Baltimore
tarry J. Nuttle
Caroline
Mr. Smith
Frederick county
Board of Governors
NYA Projects Mobilize Youth Across Eastern Shore
Max Chambers reports NYA work projects begin across the Eastern Shore District sponsored by local civic groups. Youths aged 16 to 25 join four divisions including community development rural youth and public service. Wages range from 11 to 19 dollars monthly with new office at 206 Stewart Building Easton offering guidance for college and craft work.
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Eastern Shore
Max Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Clubs
Rotary
Chambers
NYA
Washington College
Salisbury Teacher's College
Stewart Building
Easton
Court House
Firemen's supper and theatre party announced
The annual firemen's supper and theatre party is set for Thursday January 30 in the Community House and the Dentonia Theatre. The program will feature the film Miss Pacific Fleet.
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Dentonia Theatre
Farmers Back Goldsborough Monetary Bill
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation endorses immediate monetary reform via Goldsborough bill to restore farmers purchasing power. Resolution recalls failed 122 to 128 House vote on the Goldsborough amendment and argues for a price level rise to 1926 and a managed currency. Nuttle re-elected president. Smith named vice president. C. E. Wise Jr. chosen as executive secretary-treasurer.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Maryland
T. Alan Goldsborough
Wibert L. Sraith
Goldsborough
Talbot and Caroline Teachers Will Meet Here
Dr. Maxie N. Woodring of Teachers College Columbia University will speak at a joint Talbot County and Caroline County Teachers Association meeting on Saturday February 16 at 9 30 a m in the auditorium of Caroline High School Denton Maryland. He will address Study Habits and Techniques and Enriching the School Curriculum followed by a discussion. The Caroline association officers for 1935 36 are: T Conover Crouse president T Wilson Cabell vice president Mrs Clara Wing secretary Clement Noble treasurer.
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Maxie N. Woodring
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Talbot
Caroline County
Teachers’ Associations
Caroline High ‘School
Denton
Maryland
Woodring
William CG. Fick
St. Michaels High School
Talbot County Teachers’ Association
Caroline County Teachers’Association
T. Conover Crouse
T. Wilson Canall
Clara Wing
Clement Noble
Conover Crouse
T. Wilson Cabell
Mire
Alice Hignutt
Elva Butler
Louise Scotton
Mary Raleigh
Del'linette Blades
B. C. Willis
Ace Ligautt
chnirman
Viggo Rathke
jirs
Susan Griffith
Blanche Van Dyke
Irvin i Smith
Elizabeth Stone
Mies May Thompson
Rachel Exyier
Louise Layton
Peter Fosiman
W. B. Cumming
Diva DGatler
Stephanie Pole
Fulia Wilson
Ruth Vcker
Josephine Blades
Mery Raleigh
Atwater Kent Air-c battery Badies
A fragment notes an Atwater Kent air battery topic with stray text from a local item. The readable portion includes scattered words and names, indicating a brief item or note rather than a full report.
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Atwater Kent
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