Congress Ends Its Second Session In 1930s Tone
Congress ended its second session last Monday night as the Seventy third Congress wraps up. The body, formed amid a chaotic nation, aligned with President Roosevelt to bring order. Public opinion remains hopeful yet skeptical as lawmakers reflect on gains and limits of the two year experiment before a new Congress is elected after the fall vote.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Treasury figures show lower deficit and larger planned relief
Emergency spending ran 3.58 billion with total outlays about 6.37 billion of 11 billion authorized. Deficit after retirements stood at 3.287 billion, well below Roosevelt's earlier 7.3 billion estimate. Treasury income rose to 2.7 billion, unspent emergency funds may be used next year, and new allocations include 100 million for highways, 65 million for public buildings, and up to 600 million for PWA work.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
House
PWA
RFC
Silver movement in Congress shapes US monetary path
The silver bloc wins a law empowering rehabilitation of silver values with a domestic buying program of 1.3 billion ounces and currency issuance, while seeking world agreement on silver as money. Roosevelt's silver plan unfolds in two phases amid debates on bimetalism and gold standard.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Bryan
McKinley
Courtesy Week urged for safer Fourth in Maryland
Maryland motorists are urged to observe Courtesy Week from July 1 to 7 to reduce fatal and other accidents. Commissioner E Austin Baughman notes past campaigns cut risks and stresses courteous driving, proper signaling, obeying laws, and respecting others' right of way. Special emphasis on intra and out-of-state driver courtesy during holiday travel.
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E. Austin Baughman
Maryland
Colonel Baughman
Baughman
Summer Time Arrives Amid Heat and Drought
The article notes the official start of summer with hot conditions and a 93 degree high, a 62 degree low, and expectations of continued heat. It cites summer forecasts and mentions near-term north easters in August, while also detailing Midwest and plains high temperatures and ongoing crop damage from drought and pests.
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Chicago
Peoria
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Williston Sunday School and Worship Service
Williston Community Church offers Sunday School on June 24 at 2 15 p m with Divine worship at 3 p m The program features the text Jacob s Dream Gen 28 12 and the verse And he dreamed and behold a ladder set up upon the earth and the top of it reached to Heaven
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Williston Community
Jacob
One Westinghouse Electric Store for Sale in Denton
An advertisement offers a single Westinghouse Electric Store in Denton Maryland in perfect condition for sale. Listing notes the seller as Dr M A Brackett and invites inquiries about the property and terms.
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Westinghouse Electric
Twenty Five Years Ago Denton County News Highlights
Twenty five years past items include H Clay Hobbs buying an Overland, peas yielding $40 to $80 an acre for Dorchester farmers, a wreck near cemetery hill injuring Harry Roe, street improvements urged in Denton, and broad Peninsula use of stone paving. A Maryland Delaware Peninsula wedding, Goldsborough Hall nuptials, and local scholastic appointments and visits round out the column.
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Journal
H. Clay Hobbs
Dorchester
Harry A. Roe
Cemetery Hill
West Denton
Joseph M. Lockerman Jr
Joseph M. Lockerman
Baltimore
Denton
Thomas A. Satterfield
Charles Benton
Howard Callahan
John Satterfield
Joseph Anthony
Caroline
T. Alan Goldsborough
Laura Collins Hall
George H. Hall
Milford
Delaware
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard T. Quigg
Helen Carroll
Philadelphia
Della Hall
W. Winder Goldsborough
Greensboro
W. Winder Laird
Wilmington
Thomas W. Jones
Ridgely
P. Roland Fisher
Burton Proctor
Preston
Mendelssohn
Maryland
Maryland University
Harvey Hall
William Megear
Smyrna
Mabel Cohee
Lancaster
Bessie Fleming
Harrington
Angie Gold
Henry Wilson
Enoch
Dawson George
Jonathan Hughes
Mark Breeding
Washington College
Nina Robinson
Seaford
Lydia Hughes
Chestertown
Rhoda Marine
Katherine Marine
New York
Europe
Elizabeth Rosenberger
Lansdowne
Daniel Zeigler
Natilla Deweese
Jennie Griffin
Easton
Samuel Griffin
John Colbourne
Hill Mercer
Louis R. Dukes
Pearl Griffin
Rock Hall
Addie L. Wilson
Susan W. Saulsbury
Caroline High School
Ethel C. Reese
Margaret Schroeter
Sallie M. Perry
Grace Stevenson
Olivia Coffin
Henderson
Wilsie Smith
Baltimore Corner
Ethel P. Cade
Boonsboro
Dora Powell
Cedar Grove
Ella M. Harrison
Grove
Tuckahoe Couple Wed In June Ceremony At Phila Church
Miss Marjory W. Claypool daughter of Mrs A F Claypool of Collingswood New Jersey and Mr Emory L Barton son of Mrs J A Barton and the late Dr David Barton of Delair New Jersey were married June 13 at 10 20 a m by Rev Elsner of the Non Sectarian Tabernacle Philadelphia A reception followed with 25 guests before the couple traveled to Maryland for a wedding supper at the groom s mother's home They will reside at 438 Engard Ave Delair N J
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Marjory W. Claypool
A. F. Claypool
Park Ave
Collingswood
N. J
Emory L. Barton
Engard Ave
Delair
J. A. Barton
David Barton
Elsner
Tabernacle
Bread and Master
Philadelphia
Ida Carpening
Camden
John Welsh
Agnes M. Barton
Hugh Barton
Mary Gilbert
Seaford
Ralph Sharp
Greensboro
Edward Gilbert
Agnes
Deborah Ebling
Noble Lynch
Wilmington
G. K. Ebling
Slats Diary notes odd new fangle sleep aid
Ross Farquar records Slats diary style entries from Friday to Wednesday describing a quirky sleep aid, a literary club suggestion, depression on building pace, a secondhand sale, Lem Ditson in the city, and a botched empressuion at the newspaper shop with a creacher man and a horse.
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Litterarry Club
Ant Emmy Shad
Boutten
Asa Britt
Lem Ditson
Lem
Wensday
Emmy
Noose
Paticks
Slice
Hickman News Highlights Local Events and Visits
Hickman hosts a Children's Day service at the M. E. Church on Sunday evening June 24. A successful Epworth League lawn party grossed 10.35. Saturday brings a Hickman versus Ellendale ball game and a Sunday double header with Harrington and Lewes. Local residents travel to Federalsburg for a twilight Milford game. Households host and visit relatives. new car purchase announced for Harry Beck.
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M. E
Hickman
Epworth League
Ellendale
Harrington
Lewes
Harry Beck
J. W. Fountain
J. C. Fountain
Bobby Messick
Hester Fountain
Coretta Noble
Federalsburg
Milford
Floyd Messick
Freddie Torbert
Wm. Brown
Jack Wickersham
Billie
Wm. Croll
Frank Hollis
Ladies Aid
Bethlehem Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Anah Carroll hosted her brothers West Harding of Wilmington and John Harding with daughter Vernon of Philadelphia. The Legates family from Tilghman visited Lawrence and Mrs. Legates. James Robinson and daughter Fae visited John and Mrs. Smith in Prospect Park. Messick funeral in Trappe. Various locals then hosting guests in Tilghman, Chester, Cambridge and Easton areas.
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Anah Carroll
West Harding
Wilmington
John Harding
Vernon
Philadelphia
Willard Legates
Henrietta
Tilghman
Lawrence Legates
James Robinson
Fae
Prospect Park
John E. Smith
Lloyd Messick
Mr. Messick
Trappe
James Miley
Sellers
Clinton Carroll
Darcey Christopher
Baltimore
James R. Christopher
Leonard Legates
Shirley Ann
F. H. Thomas
College Park
Jim Messick
Chester
Virginia Carroll
Payton Thompson
Cambridge
Louise Williamson
Easton
Tuckahoe Neck Emma Perry Birthday Farewell Party
A surprise farewell party honored Emma Perry for her birthday on Friday June 15. Attendees included many residents and families from Denton Greensboro Queen Anne Cordova Federalsburg Bridgeville Easton Burrsville and local residents. The gathering featured friends and relatives such as James Henry Martin Gregg Elizabeth Satterfield Louise Wright Leslie Wright Steve Naylor M arlon Spicher Paul Kibler Victoria Kibler Joe Rice Hazel Rice Edith Rice Emmett Callahan Francis Ewings Alton Ewings Roger Johnson Sumner Anderson Edward Williams Catherine Chance Mary Beaven Philip Beaven Leonard Williams and Mr and Mrs Perry and family.
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Emma Perry
James Henry
Martin Gregg
Elizabeth Satterfield
Louise Wright
Leslie Wright
Steve Naylor
Mason Clopper
Merlyn Kern
Doris Kern
Helen
Dawson Segar
Margaret
Henry
Melvin Parks
F. Stafford
Denton
Marlon Spicher
Paul Kibler
Victoria Kibler
Greensboro
Joe
Hazel
Edith Rice
Emmett Callahan
Queen Anne
Elizabeth
Anna Johnson
Catherine Ewings
Francis
Alton Ewings
Roger Johnson
Sumner Anderson
Cordova
Edward Williams
Federalsburg
Louise Cole
Bridgeville
Del
Mary Beaven
Philip Beaven
Leonard Wiliams
Easton
Catherine Chance
Burrsville
Mrs. Perry
Neighborly Conflict Sparks Family Rift
A Thursday incident shows Thirsday Mae and two youths arguing as a mother scolds one on top. The other child fires back that love for enemies is needed, revealing a frayed relation with a brother as the conflict echoes through the home.
Assignee Sale of Valuab le Real Estate in Federalsburg Maryland
Public foreclosure sale of two unimproved parcels in Federalsburg Caroline County Maryland. Lot 1 measures about two hundred twenty feet by sixty feet with street line encroachments. Lot 2 covers fifteen thousand square feet with alleyway right of way. Sale to be held in Federalsburg in front of County Trust Company Bank between 2 and 4 pm.
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Virgie W.jefferson
Jerome Ae Jefferson
Jame. Todd
Annie Todd
Caroline County
Virgie W. Jefferson
Jerome D. Jefferson
H. B. Messenger
Calvert C. Merriken
County Trust Company Bank
Federalsburg
Maryland
State of
Bank Street
J. W. Noble
Thomas J. Williams
Reliance Avenue
Carolinec County
James K. Murphy
James Rt. Murphy
Murphy
Assignee Charles B Harris Order Ratified in Caroline County
Charles B Harris as Assignee must be ratified unless objections are shown by August 23. A copy of this order must be inserted in a Caroline County newspaper four consecutive weeks before July 23. The report lists $2000 in sales. TT Clayton Horsey, Clerk. True Copy-Test: T Clayton Horsey, Clerk.
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Charles B. Harrison
Caroline County
Clayton Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
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