Revered Walsh warns of dike of general principles endangered by riots
Reverend Dr Edward A Walsh of Georgetown University spoke to about 1,500 in the Daughters of the American Revolution hall in Washington. He warned that sit-down strikes threaten liberty and warned history warns against undermining the dike of general principles. He cited the 1932 clashes between young protesters and veterans, noting how authorities handled the bonus army and the potential for similar outcomes if rights are compromised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
New York
California
White House
General Motors
Walsh
United States
Valley Forge
Capitol Grounds
Michigan
Illinois
District of Columbia
Potomac
SOME THINGS I BELIEVE
A series of personal beliefs about life, art, and human conduct argues that growth comes from adversity, coincidence shapes fate, travel breeds vulgarity, and impulse often governs choices. It asserts skepticism of generalizations, value of experience, and the futility of predigested knowledge, ending with a note on authority and time saved by study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers
Beliefs on Prosperity and Human Nature by J Renfield Morley
A Rotarian Magazine article excerpt lists beliefs on criticism cooperation prosperity ambition anger and money. It presents aphorisms about government, business, luck, happiness, and the human condition with a concluding citation to J Renfield Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Renfield Morley
The
Rotarian Magazine
Democracy for Industry and Labor Rights Debate
The Hartford Daily Courant and Detroit Free Press argue for measured labor rights under Wagner Act. They support legal accountability for unions while noting Britain’s limits on union activities. Democracy must be universal, with state legislatures and Congress poised to act on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Daily Courtant
Great Britain
Detroit Free Press
England
New York
Connecticut
Congress
Debate over President's judicial reorganizat ion plan and democracy types
The piece surveys wide public reaction to the Presidents proposed judicial restructuring. It contrasts constitutional democracies with a fluid parliament driven system exemplified by England. It discusses public sentiment and the two basic models of democratic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Branch
United States
England
Supreme Court and New Deal reshape U S governance
The article argues the Supreme Court has rarely struck down Congress and traces major rulings from Dred Scott to the NRA. It notes eight early hits, then a surge during the New Deal with eight large acts ruled unconstitutional, and potential 1937 decisions. It mentions White House plans to curb Court power and the immediate business impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
United States News
Dred Scott
Republic
AAA
NRA
White House
United States
Business Week
Aroads Leader Calls for Public Ownership by Securities
John J. Pelley of the Association of American Railroads argues against government ownership. He favors public ownership through widespread securities with private operation under enlightened governance. He says equitable regulation and rates would prevent socialism and keep rail service strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
America
Congress
Soko Highlights Labor Lobby Facts in March Commentator
The March issue of the Commentator features Soko detailing the labor lobby in Washington. He argues the American Federation of Labor never represented ten percent of American wage earners and critiques John L. Lewis and CIO influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Soko
Sokolsky on Lewis and the Kingfish label
The passage notes unfamiliar statistics about American wage earners and cites Sokolsky's view that Lewis admits being the "Kingfish" of the C I O. The excerpt highlights the provocative comparison and a dismissive remark about the figure’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokolsky
Lewis
Health Mission Reports Madrid Refugee Crisis Progress
The Health Mission to Spain reports Madrid's evacuees reached 440,000 while the city’s population remains about 1.2 million. Food supplies are adequate, health is good, and morale high, but risk of epidemics persists. Proposals include evacuating half the population, expanding motorized refugee transport, and aiding with asylum refugees. An international commission may be appointed to organize evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Council of the League of Nations
Madrid
League
M. Alveraz del Vayo
del Vayo
Council
Geneva
American Friends Service Committee
London
Commission
Friends Committee
Jesus Calms Storm on Galilee a Lesson for Life
The biblical account recalls Jesus sleeping in a boat on the Galilee as a sudden gale sweeps the lake. He wakes, orders the wind to cease, and a calm follows, offering a message that Christ can bring peace amid life’s tempests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Jesus
Galile
Christ
Salt Pork as Savory Seasoning and Main Ingredient
Salt pork serves as a versatile seasoning for beans greens and numerous dishes. Nutrition specialist Margaret McPheeters notes it tones starchy foods and adds flavor to chowders potatoes rice and hash. Lean cuts require soaking and careful preparation before cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss McPheeters
Federal birth registration survey to be conducted
The U S Bureau of the Census with Maryland Health Department will test birth registration in two or more Eastern Shore counties as a prelude to a goal of near full statewide registration. Dr George Dodds and Dr A W Nedrich will supervise for the Census and Health Department, with Dr John Collinson helping plan the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
U. S. Bureau of the Census
State Department of Health
Eastrn
R. H. Riley
Riley
Census Bureau
George Dodds
A. W. Nedrich
Bureau of Vital Statistics
John Collinson
Department
Federal Census Bureau
Happiness is Not a State That Comes Unasked
Quote by Henry D. Chapin notes that happiness is not easily gained when not sought, suggesting effort shapes contentment and suggesting a philosophy of active pursuit for well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Chapin
Help Wanted in Service and Sales Department
Help wanted notice seeking two men aged 21 to 55 for permanent positions in the Fuller Brush Company in Salisbury Maryland. Previous sales experience not required, must be neat, hard working, with opportunity for advancement. Interview instructions provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Brush Company
Salisbury
Present Angels Seen by Those With Open Hearts
A brief reflection notes that angels seen by patriarchs prophets and apostles are still present today to those with eyes to see ears to hear and hearts ready to receive the message, as cited by the Christian Science Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Orphans Court approves multiple administration actions in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Proceedings approved and recorded include first and final accounts for Lewis J. Lynch and Clara Whitby, filing of last will for Cora Breeding, and letters testamentary granted to Everett Nuttle. Additional actions include administration appointments for Katie Spence and Louis Kibler, bond filings, appraisers named, notices to creditors, and various real estate and personal property matters with multiple estates and distributions noted.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Lewis J. Lynch
Eugene Lynch
Clara Whitby
Alda P. Whitby
Cora G. Breeding
Everett Nuttle
Alice Y. Handy
Roland C. Handy
A. S. Handy
Katie D. Spence
Oscar E. Morgan
Martin Voss
Wilbur Andrew
Samuel B. Cohee
Mary Ellen Cohece
T. Clayton Horsey
Calvin D. Lynch
Louis N. Kibler
W. Hyland van Sant
Caroline McCarthy
Charles H. Willis
Taylor P. Brown
Ec. T. A
Flora M. Willis
Memories of revival days in Caroline County churches
The writer recalls long gone revival meetings and local preachers in Caroline County including Rev. S. T. Arnett at Ames Church Hobbs and Rev. Gardner in Burrsville. He notes styles, such as the white bosom shirt and Prince Albert coat, and remembers revivals at Shepherds chapel Wesley church and Concord camp meeting with Rev. Morgan, Irwin and Fogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Aready
Ida
Old
Caroline County
S. T. Arnett
Methodist Protestant Church
Burrsville
Ames Church
Hobbs
Starkey
Towers
Butler
Piney Church
Comegys
Tharp
Denton
S. G. Gardner
Shepherd’s Chapel
Wesley Church
Gardner
Wilmington
S. M. Morgan
Concord
G. L. Hardesty
Dr. Morgan
John Irwin
Sandtown
J. W. Fogel
G. W. Bounds
F. C. Ramsdell
Central Church
Binny
New York Christian Advocate
W. M. Lister
Huntington
W. Va
Denton News Highlights Local Life and School Events
Twenty five years ago in Denton area, George A Deakyne buys a Buick while a Cambridge and Seaford road washout delays trains. Denton postmaster rumors swirl with candidates Nuttle and Carter. A Denton Library Club program features Mark Twain readings and regional topics. A quiet wedding bonds Miss Sarah E Rickards to Ralph Meredith at Denton with special music and reception. Community notes cover student awards, college plans, property improvements, and social gatherings among local families and teachers.
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George A. Deakyne
Cambridge & Seaford Road
Denton
Green
Samuel G. Nuttle
John T. Carter
Denton Litrary Club
Fred R. Owens
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Eugene Field
Norman Raleigh
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Harry H. Nuttle
la Follette
Ida Simmons
Great Lakes
P. Roland Fisher
Blanche Hobbs
John Carter
Mary Nuttle
B. F. Rickards
Sarah E. Rickards
Ralph Meredith
Nathan Cade
Grace Carroll
J. T. Bailey
Meredith
Myrtle Dukes
Melvin
Gilbert
Cox
Redden
James A. Garey
Charlotte Hall
Ova C. Garey
Calvert College
Baltimore
Purnell Fleetwood
Waverly
J. Frank Booth
Booth
Lillian Towers
H. Trice
Maud Trice
Fred Trice
H. R. Towers
W. F. Towers
Lola Willoughby
Ella Howard
Edna Rogers
Lillian Fulton
Mary Tribbitt
Agnes Brodes
Winflie Nichols
Maud ‘Trice
Messrs
Norman Todd
Hayward Hignutt
Olin
Roland Thomas
Earl Legates
Elbert Deen
Lacy Murphy
Harvey Harding
Harry
Howard Sullivan
Edward
Brantley Trice
Jhames Taylor
Elmer Towers
Roland
Norman Trice
Willie Towers
Janie LeGates
Bethleham
R. W. Carroll
H. W. Hubbard
Payton Thompson
F. H. Thomas
L. E. LeGates
Boyd Hall
Roberta Bowdle
Elizabeth Hall
Clara Todd
Edna Morgan
Maud Hubbard
Maud Harding
Mary Brodes
Mary Broodes
Charlie Taylor
Roland Trick
Edward Patchett
Harry Hall
Philip Hall
Olin Thomas
Martin Harding
Harold Lewis
Harlan Davis
Raymond Todd
Ollie Thompson
Clinton Carroll
James Taylor
M. Bates Smith
Burrsville
Philadelphia
Germantown Hospital
Smith
Nellie
Burchinal Pritch
Harry Davis
William Keeneman
Whittie Pusey
Martin
Edwin
Luther Shaw
Harrington
James H. Fisher
Martin and Araminta Smith
Early life farmer and singer remembered at Greensboro funeral
The deceased, once a teacher and longtime farmer before moving to Philadelphia, was active in church work and renowned for singing. The funeral occurred yesterday morning at the Methodist Protestant Church in Greensboro with ministers from local churches officiating. Interment followed at Greensboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Methodist Protestant
Greensboro
M. C. Swaggert
Brthren
C. R. Strausburg
M. P
Warren Burr
M. E
Slats Diary a Boy's Irreverent Week at Home
Oliver N Warren presents Slats diary style notes from a boy's week. Entries recount school conflict with a teacher, household squabbles, Uncle Hen's mischief, teasing Jane, Blisters the narrator's friend, a kiss request, a life talk with father, and a note about cigarettes read in the newspaper revealing the boy's stance on smoking and indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakes
Jake
Skool
Ant Emmy
A. m
Tusday
Unkel
Jane Agen
Eneyboddie
Elszy
Buck Jones in The Phantom Rider Opens Dentonia Theatre
Buck Jones stars in The Phantom Rider a 15 chapter thrill saga opening Friday and Saturday March 12 and 13 at the Dentonia Theatre with four further Saturdays. Shirley Temple headlines Stowaway in Shanghai playing Chinese roles in a romance with danger and song. Mae West returns in Go West Young Man a rural comedy, and Gary Cooper stars in The Plainsman a Cecil B DeMille western about Wild Bill Hickok at three show days March 11-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
Dentonia Theatre
Buck
Vincennes
Ind
America
Oklahoma
Shirley
China
Gordon and Revel
Mae West
Pennsylvania
Glenda Farrell
Birthplace
Enid
Okla
Eva
San Diego
Los Angeles
Broadway
Warner’s
Joan Blondell
Here
Carter
Ross Alexander
Barton MacLane
Gary Cooper
Cecil B. DeMille
J. B. Hickok
Wild Bil’ Hickok
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Democracy For Industry
Japan
Empire
Orphans Court
Oliver N. Warren
New World
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