Melvin and Johnson, Publishers at Denton Journal
Denton Journal notices list Melvin and Johnson Inc as publishers for the Saturday morning edition dated July 23 1938.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1938
Page
6
President Roosevelts speeches stir party politics across states
The piece argues anti administration papers call the Presidents endorsements a purge while supporters cite a standard practice of leaders backing loyal allies. It recalls Calvirn Coolidge, Theodore Roosevelt and FDR allies, noting loyalties in Kentucky Florida Iowa Indiana and future primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Russia
Germany
Congress
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Lodge
Old Guard
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Foraker
Platt
Depew
Pepper
Florida
Iowa
Gillette
Wearin
Harry Hopkins
Kentucky
Barkley
Chandler
Covington
Indiana
van Nuys
Supreme Court
Public Attitudes on Judicial Appointments in Press
The piece discusses perceived motives behind a Virginia judge appointment, criticizing media fairness and implying partisan bias. It quotes Charles Michelson of the Democratic National Committee arguing not to assume decent presidential motives when indecent ones are posited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
White House
Carter Glass
Harry Byrd
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Battery of East racing stars to open 1938 Kent Sussex Fair
The Kent Sussex Fair at Harrington launches its 1938 motor racing program on July 30. Sanctioned by the AAA Contest Board and Hankinson Speedways, the event promises top speedsters from across America, reviving Harrington’s legendary speed duels. Veterans like Bobbie Sall and Billy Winn clash with rising talents as the battle for the 1938 crown begins.
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Kent-Sussex
Harrington
Conntest Board
American Automobile Association
Hankinson
America
Ralph A. Hankinson
Kent-Sussex Fair
Fred Frame
Billy Winn
Bob Robinson
Frank Farmer
Herman Church
Johnny Hannon
Yester-Year
Dare-Devil Ory
Bobbie Sall
Paterson
Langhorne
A.A.A
Detroit
Frank Beedher
St. Louis
Frankie Bailey
Holiday brilliant Hepburn Grant triumph at Dentonia
Holiday a Columbia production of Philip Barry’s Broadway hit stars Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant. The comedy romance at Dentonia Theatre July 25 and 26 emphasizes life over money with human humor and real situations rather than zany antics. Melvyn Douglas’s career is shaped by a woman who inspires him toward the stage and Broadway success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia Theatre
Columbia
Philip Barry
Katharine Hepburn
Cary Grant
Douglas
Melvyn Douglas
Broadway
Melvyn Douglas and Four Women in His Life at Dentonia
A sketch of Melvyn Douglas's romantic entanglements names Lena Shackleford Heselberg Jessie Bonstelle and Helen Gahagan as his mother patroness and wife. Joan Blondell appears in There's Always a Woman at Dentonia Theatre July 27. Dorothy Lamour attributes screen fame to jungle roles in Her Jungle Love at Dentonia July 28 29 30.
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Middle West
Melvyn Douglas
Lena Shackleford Heselberg
Jessie Bonstelle
Helen Gahagan
Joan Blondell
Douglas
Columbia
Dentonia Theatre
Lamour
Dorothy Lamour
Ray Milland
Paramount
Technicolor
Mickey Rooney in Rogers Film at Ridgeley Theatre
Mickey Rooney stars in The County Chairman with Will Rogers at Ridge ly Theatre this week shows July 25 26 and 27. Also Highway Patrol arrives July 28 a fast paced action drama with Robert Paige and Jacqueline Wells. Borrah Minevitch receives a sixty year old harmonica from a European factory for Rascals at Ridge ly Theatre July 22 and 23 featuring Rochelle Hudson and Robert Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Rooney
Mickey
Will Rogers
20Th Century-Fox
George Ade
Ridgely Theatre
Columbia
Borrah Minevitch
Minevitch
20Th Century- Fox
Jane Withers
Rochelle Hudson
Robert Wilcox
City of Man and City of God described in contrasts
The narrator contrasts the crowded tall office buildings lit at night with the idea of a second, divine city in the fields under the sky. The piece frames human achievement against a celestial, God-made city envisioned as equally all-encompassing.
For Sale Two Young Cows with Calves by Their Side
Two young cows with calves are offered for sale in Hillsboro. Contact qeravu at 16F5 for details.
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Qeravu
Hillsboro
Reddy Kilowatt Introduced to Public Service Staff
At a Denton meeting of Eastern Shore Public Service Company employees, J L Landon Jr introduced Reddy Kilowatt a new advertising character. He will translate electricity terms into service concepts and be depicted as one of the companys employees available to customers at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Denton
J. L. Landon Jr
Reddy Kilowatt
Roddy Kilowatt
Landon
Cade
Johnny
The City of God Shines Through the Stars
A speaker contrasts the city of man with the glorious city of God filling the midnight heavens. The stars and telescope image, both literal and biblical, urge a belief in a life beyond earthly existence and a vision of eternity with God.
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Man
God
Earth
God's
Cateh
Caroline Schools to Benefit From WPA Funds
Congressman T. Alan Goldsborough announces $74,250 in Public Works Administration grants for Caroline County Maryland. Projects include additions and alterations to Federalsburg High School Caroline High School Denton Lockerman School Hillsboro Elementary and Greensboro High School with new auditorium and interior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
Public Works Administration
Caroline County
Maryland
Board of Education of
Federalsburg High School
Caroline High School
Denton
Lockerman School
Hillsboro
Greensboro High School
Browns Bid For Batting Honors In Local League
Federalsburg and nearby towns compete in a week of amateur baseball games. Scores include Milford 12 over Pocomoke 1, Salisbury 14 over Easton 5, and Cambridge 13 over Centreville 1. Weather caused rain delays, and several games were postponed or rained out.
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Federalsburg
Milford
Cambridge
Easton
Dover
Pocomoke
Centreville
Salisbury
Salisbury & Eaton
Poconmoke
Federalshorpe
Cambridee
Ceentreville
Federalsbore
Salibury
Farmers Sail Own Ship Says Cooperative Leaders
A Maryland Farm Bureau field representative, Martin L. Sutton, backed cooperative security and legislative efforts. He warned farmers the movement offers protection, insurance, and consumer cooperation, arguing the spirit of self reliance grows as farmers sail their own ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Sutton
Maryland Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Cantaloupe Law Notice From Maryland Prompts Growers Alert
A Maryland statute warns cantaloupe growers and shippers against selling or shipping immature fruit. It defines maturity by external appearance and arillid absorption, requiring all parties to ensure cantaloupes are matured before sale or shipment. The notice emphasizes compliance and legality of the sale process.
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Maryland
Cantaloupe Maturity Law Aims to Stop Green Melons
The Maryland law requires edible cantaloupe juice to contain at least eight percent soluble solids as measured by Balling or Brix hydrometers. Enacted at growers and shippers' urging, it targets unripe melons sold at high prices that depress Maryland cantaloupe markets. The Maryland State Department of Markets enforces it with inspectors across the Eastern Shore. Growers can request inspector visits through their County Agricultural Agent and are urged to harvest at true maturity, not just wait for high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
General Assembly
Maryland State Department of Markets
Printers Ink Keeps Merchandise Dust Free Longer
A terse shopper’s tip suggests applying printers ink to items to protect against dust, keeping merchandise presentable and reducing leather dust buildup on shelves.
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