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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1937

Page

8

Questions and Answers on Social Security in Denton Journal

The Denton Journal publishes weekly Social Security Q and A with guidance from Luther Becker of the Social Security Board. Questions cover lump-sum vs monthly benefits, name changes, employer thresholds, and wage credits. Answers explain entitlement, records changes, and when payments begin.

Denton Journal Luther Becker Social Security Board 300 Court Square Baltimore

National Guard News HAWK aims for state radio hookup

Maryland National Guard details a March 11 demonstration at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore of military radio and air ground communications led by Major Gerstral Milton Reckord and Colonel Frank Hancock. The event envisions a state wide radio link linking regimental and battalion HQ with multiple city centers, plus an air showcase by the 104th Observation Squadron. Non-commissioned officers gathered for an oyster roast in Baltimore to foster cross regimental ties as plans for a 1938 inter regimental sports program and possible baseball league unfold.

Fifth Regiment Baltimore 5Th National Guard Gerstral Milton ‘A. Reckord Maryland National Guard Frank ‘A. Hancock Fifth Infantry Maryland 104Th 658Th Pocomoke City Laurel August Seidenzahl

Only Single Tax Colony in State Changes Hands

Trustees of the Gilpin's Point Single Tax Enclave, including William Worthington Jr. of Arden and George Frank Stevens, oversee its transfer. The project began with twelve leases to Maryland Delaware and DC residents and saw landmark cottages, but the death of Frank Stevens slowed momentum and altered leadership. The Boland couple remain, with the elderly founder of Arden’s colony still living in a chaletlike brick bungalow.

Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Stevens Worthington Mason Gilpin’s Point Bolands Boland Paris

Inter‑Company Games and Shoremen Seek Fifth Regiment Battle

A series of inter‑regimental games for the State championship is being considered with teams from the Fifth Regiment, First Regiment, 104th Medical Regiment, 110th Field Artillery and possibly the Air Service and Naval Militia. The Camp Ritchie based Company D 104th Quartermaster Regiment basketball team will invade Baltimore Friday to face the Fifth Regiment. A strong Pocomoke squad from Headquarters Co 3rd Battalion First Infantry has dominated the Eastern Shore and may also travel to Baltimore before season end. Plans call for an inter‑regimental basketball loop next year with all sections of the National Guard. The Musketry Trophy Company I First Regiment Salisbury is favored to win next week’s National Musketry Matches for the Hearst Trophy. Corporal Frederick C. Cooper leads the Company I firing squad including Privates First Class Philip D. Lines Sewell R. Fields Blair L. Crockett and Edward W. Tatman.

First Regiment 104Th Medical Regiment 110Th Field Artillery Air Service Naval Militia 104Th Quartermaster Regiment Camp Ritchie Baltimore Pocomoke First Infantry National Guard 58Th Brigade Salisbury Frederick C. Cooper Philip D. Lines Sewell R. Fields Blair L. Crockett Edward W. Tatman

Books You May Like This Year Shows Popular Titles

A catalog of popular books published this year across fiction and non fiction includes The Golfer's Companion edited by Peter Lawless with contributors Henry Cotton A H Padghan Bernard Darwin R C Robertson Glasgow O B Keeler and Eleanor Helme plus golf history by Robert H K Browning. Also listed are Robbery By Mail by Karl Baarslag Enchanted Oasis by Faith Baldwin How Sleeps the Beast by Don Tracy Hell On Ice about the Jeannette expedition Old Williamsburg and Her Neighbors by William Oliver Stevens Today Is Yours by Emile Loring The Juice of the Pomegranate by Ethel M Dell Safe Road by Katherine Newlin Burt Acquittal by Grame and Sarah Lorimer And One Was Beautiful by Alice Duer Miller.

Peter Lawless Dotton Henry Cotton A. H. Padghan Bernard Darwin R. C. Robertson-Glasgow O. B. Keeler Eleanor Helme Robert H. K. Browning U. S Karl Baarslag Farrar and Rinehart Coast Guard Oasis Faith Baldwin Farrar and Rinehart Manhattan Baldwin Palm Beach Don Tracy M. S. Mill Maryland Hell On Ice Commander Ellsberg Dodd, Meade and Co North Pole Behring Sea Williamsburg William Oliver Stevens Dodd Meade Emile Loring Little, Brown Romneys Brian Romney Ethel M. Dell Doubleday Carvis Hall Paris Katherine Newlin Burt Macrae-Smith Grame Sarah Lorimer Alice Duer Milter Helen Kate Ridley Crane Ridley

Polly Jenkins and Her Plowboys at Federal Theatre

A fragment describes Polly Jenkins and Her Plowboys performing at the Federal Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. It notes a Swiss chalet like setting and a local man in black shorts who rigs an outdoor gym at Gilpin's Point drawing visitors curious about the brick dairy, crumbling tomb, and coral wall.

Polly Jenkins Her Plowboys Federal Theatre Gilpin’s Point Jook

Health services in Maryland counties in 1937 record

A statewide report by Dr. R H Riley outlines county health work in 1937 including collaborative disease control in schools, dental clinics in sixteen counties, and extensive inspections of property, food handling, dairy farms, and milk plants. It notes 20 924 notifiable disease cases, 10 796 home visits, immunizations for diphtheria and typhoid, and widespread tuberculos is chest clinics reaching all regions.

Maryland County Department of Health R. H. Riley State Department of Health Maryland Tuberculosis Association State Department of Education

Science Halts Arson Fire Rings Across the Nation

The Rotarian Magazine cites Henry Morton Robinson stating scientific criminology halted the arson hurricane. Investigators in Boston Los Angeles and New York cracked rings sending many setters to prison. Chicago reduced fire losses by 9 million dollars in one year aided by spectroscope and photomicrography revealing tricked fur fraud and insurance fraud schemes.

United States Saison Henry Morton Robinson Boston Los Angeles New York Mr. Robinson Chicago

Public backs harsher arson penalties in penal code

The public, awakened to the horror of arson, presses broad changes to the penal code. Lawmakers fix penalties for all types of arson, aiming for stricter enforcement and broader scope.

Arison

Children Help War Effort With Plays In Chinese Schools

Chinese children in the Shanghai area and eastern provinces form troops to visit soldiers, perform plays, learn first aid, and carry costumes across long journeys. Henan Province sends 4,200 students, many girls, to rural districts to aid farmers and teach war relief. Britain contemplates street closure powers for recreation and a World’s Fair style Children’s World in New York to showcase toys and science. Queen Mary has 600 dolls to give.

Shanghai Thei Henan Central Asia

Denton Dollar Days Offer Bargains March 22 23

Denton plans a grand carnival of values on March 22 and 23. Wide awake merchants join forces with the Denton Journal to present the largest sale in the area. Plan to attend for spectacular deals and bargains offered by local businessmen.

Denton Denton Journal Focal

Will of a Reigate woman shown in museum exhibits

The will of a woman from Reigate led to her possessions being turned over for display in a museum. Special collections for children will feature tame animals or items associated with her estate.

Wom Reigate Queen May Tame Ae

Night Cruise on Galilee Ends With Calm Voice

On a sunset crossing of the Lake of Galilee a violent storm rose as the disciples strained at their oars. Waves crashed and fear grew until a ghostly figure no longer frightened, for a calm voice spoke over the tempest.

Jesus Lake of Galilee

Be of good cheer voice calls to fearful hearts

The quoted passage invites recognition of a comforting voice amid fear and storms. It frames faith as hearing a reassuring call, urging listeners to listen, find courage, and be confident. The text ends by suggesting inclusion in a classified advertisement.

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