Tribute Dinner for Colonel Lyden by Stock Exchange Cashiers
A testimonial dinner was held for Colonel Frederick F. Lyden, secretary of the Association of Stock Exchange Firms, by the cashiers' section at the Astor on Saturday night March 3. Carroll F. Phelan presided, with William W. Peake as toastmaster. Several officials offered felicitations and Lyden spoke of his decade with the Association and the ethics of the financial community. the gathering included partners, members, and governors of the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Lyden
Association of Stock Exchange Firms
Cashiers
Astor
Carroll F. Phelan
Watson, Armstrong & Co
William W. Peake
Mann, Pell & Peake
Mr. Lyden
W. W. Spaid
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Washington
Kenneth C. Hogate
The
Wall Street Journal
Charles D. Draper
H. N. Whitney & Sons
Howard B. Smith
Transfer Agents Association
Raoul E. Desvernins
Association
Walter W. Price
Livingston & Co
Frank R. Hope
Paine, Webber & Co
Lyden
The Train Is Coming Back
Walter P. McGuire argues in the Southside Virginia News that railroads, once the great national instrument, faced crippling competition and regulation but are now reemerging with new vigor. He highlights Union Pacific's aluminum train at 110 mph as emblematic of a revived era in long distance land travel.
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Walter P. McGuire
Southside
Virginia News
Petersburg
Virginia
Union Pacific
McGuire
Economists Split On Money Policies In Public Debate
A survey of 2,650 American Economic Association members shows most economists oppose monetary tinkering to raise prices or buy gold and silver, with 73 percent against raising commodity prices, 80 percent against gold purchases, and 85 percent against government silver buys. The study notes a majority foresee inflation risk, yet the 59 cent dollar remains, while gold imports slowed and Chinese bankers urge no silver price rise. It highlights three future paths: nationalism, internationalism, or a third course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Economic Association
China
U. S
America
Wallace’s middle course on exchange and farming policy
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace argues for a balanced shift toward internationalism with reduced tariffs and readjusted farming. He warns against nationalistic retreat, noting likely retirement of 25 million acres of land and licensing methods, while favoring a half billion in additional imports and revised barter rates to spur reciprocal trade.
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Wallace
Bringing Home Taxes and the National Debt Burden
A public appeal explains the national debt as personal debt to every voter. It traces growth from 2 billion after the Civil War to about 30 billion by 1935, warning that in two years every person could owe about 240 dollars. It links debt to taxes, employment, and ballot decisions on public bonds.
Pity the Poor Pedestrian in the Traffic Tangle
A tirade against jaywalking notes pedestrians cause 13 440 of 29 900 traffic deaths, urges obeying signals and crosswalks, and predicts pedestrians may become extinct as children learn to wait for lights and use designated crossings.
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National Bureau of Casualty
Pedestrian Safety Advice Urges Left-Side Walking Against Traffic
Advice to pedestrians to walk on the left-hand side of the road facing traffic and to condemn reckless driving by motorists. Emphasizes caution and continuous vigilance for safe shared streets.
Where Are My People by Arthur J. Burks review
A reader contrasts national worries with a comic strip couple and praises Burks's Where Are My People for its American, straightforward tale of one family's role in turning virgin land into thriving towns in Washington. The book portrays real people behind the nation’s growth and urges responsibility beyond politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Mail
Ig Bim
Bim
Benjamin Gump
Arthur J. Burks
Burks
West
East
Big Bend
Washington
Help Bring Recovery Through Home Building and Repair
In 1929 construction supported over a million jobs in related industries with more than five billion dollars in product value. Home building and repair form the core of this recovery, as spring nears low prices invite immediate work on small houses and renovations to save money and boost demand.
Did you ever stop to think about a free press clause
W O Paisley editor of the Marion Daily Republican argues the NRA code must include a free press guarantee. He says the fight protects the public by preventing long appeals that would ruin newspaper business and stifle speech.
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W. O. Paisley
Marion
Illinois
Daily Republican
Silver and Gold A Debate on Currency Reform
A survey of experts finds many believe progress has begun in stabilizing currency and that a fixed permanent ratio between gold and silver is needed. The President has authority to set such a rate but acts cautiously, awaiting expected outcomes. Economists argue it may be crucial for recovery and trade revival.
Post Office to issue Mother's Day stamp link to Whistler
The Post Office announced a new 3c stamp for Mother's Day honoring Whistler's Portrait of the Artist's Mother. Officials debated whether the image should show her with carnations and will issue the stamp on May 1.
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Whistler
Wedding Invitations and Announcements
Printed with care and neatness, these invitations announce forthcoming nuptials and social notices, inviting guests and family to celebrate union and joy with gracious formality.
Roosevelt urges immediate industry action to sustain gains
President Roosevelt addresses 4,500 business executives at the NRA code conference urging lower price schedules to support higher wages and employment. He notes rising sales and production and showcases vast government data blending Commerce and Labor statistics to show how many industries can put more people back to work without harming output.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Congress
Elwood Kisor
Code Committee For
NRAA
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Great
Bureau of the Census
Federal debt burden per person and family
The average amount owed by each man woman and child for federal and local government debts is about $300, or about $1,200 for a family of four. Repayment of principal and interest comes out of earnings of every citizen and industry.
Notable regional contest to inscribe 600-word essays
Notable Maryland and Delaware residents join a regional committee to judge a national contest for 600 word essays to be carved in granite for the Mt. Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota. Awards include 1000 and 500 prizes, scholarships, medals, and merit certificates, with participation open to adults and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Black Hills
South Dakota
David Allan Robertson
Goucher College
Walter Hullihen
University of Delaware
Raymond A. Pearson
University of Maryland
Gilbert W. Mead
Washington College
Gilbert Chinard
Johns Hopkins University
Edward A. Dochler
Loyola College
John L. Whitehurst
Board of Regents
William Bauernschmidt
Public School Association of Baltimore
Virginia
Baltimore Sunday American
Baltimore News
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Quote Collection
A brief compilation of two aphorisms. The first by Scott urges bold action and dismisses timidity as an obstacle to progress. The second by Thomas A Kempis counsels inner peace through indifference to pleasing others.
Prayer and Freedom Weigh on Spiritual Strength
Readers reflect on drawing strength from God through prayer and consider the essence of freedom as the unfettered use of God granted powers. The Christian Science Monitor and Coleridge offer thoughts on faith, empowerment, and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Coleridge
Rehoboth to be lighted by electricity Twenty-Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago Rehoboth planned electric lighting as telegraph and telephone lines still out after last week’s storm. Updates note 486 dwellings in Denton and West Denton with about 1,940 residents. Also reported are livestock gains, an automobile show soon, and local obituaries and bank organization in Denton county.
Outlaws of Eden by Peter B. Kyne serial in this paper
Peter B. Kyne’s western romance Outlaws of Eden serializes in the paper. The Californa valley tale features romance gun-play a scheming villain water-rights conflict a two-fisted hero a spirited heroine and a surprising ending in the vivid western voice Kyne is praised for his authentic character portrayal and swift storytelling with ties to his other famous works.
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Peter B. Kyne
California
West
Eden
Webster
Jim the Conqueror
Pur chase of freight house by Marvels and sons
RIDGELY A. W. Marvel and sons have purchased the Pennsylvania Railroad freight house for storage. It will be moved behind Lee Covey's garage. Mrs. Walter Bennington was operated on for gall stones at Easton Hospital last Saturday and is home recuperating. St Gertrude's Academy students rehearse a passion play The Mystic Rose for Palm Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ringgold of Wilmington visited their parents here. Mr and Mrs Charles Koeneman of Houston Del were guests of their parents. Mr and Mrs William Matthews of Smyrna visited. Mrs Kent Temple and son Kent Jr of Connecticut are visiting. Mr T. L. Day is out again. Mrs Ilda Orr Miss Hilda Cherry and Mrs W T Temple have been on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
S. F. Cole
Owen C. Blades
Choptack
Blades
Smith Good
Denton
West Denton
Ferdinand Baynard
Charles Kline
Kingston
Talbot County
Caroline
Easton
Trippe
Kline
F. C. Brown
Fifth Avenue
Merritt H. Hubbard
Tuckahoe Neck
George R. Percy
Oakford
Clinton Cook
H. Wix
Emily Masten
Harrington
John T. Carter
Martin F. Allaband
New Castle
Del
Helen Richardson
Queen Anne
Mamie Trice
Edward Hirs
Philadelphia
Carroll H. Dunning
New York
Henry Wilson
Baltimore
Josephine M. Downes
Dover
Frances A. Johnson
Love Point
Kent Island
Goldsboro Bank
F. P. Medford
Robert Jarrell Sr
Robert Jarrell Jr
W. T. Jarman & Bro
Grace
W. S. Rutter
Greensboro
Warren Vansant
Allen Massey
Goldsborough
Daniel R
John M
Wm. E
Edward J
James L
Arthur A
Clarence W. Adams
A. W
Bernard Ringgold
Charles Koeneman
Houston
August Koeneman
William Matthews
Smyrna
W. M. Wiley
Kent Temple
Kent Jr
Connecticut
W. T. Temple
T. L. Day
Ilda Orr
Hilda Cherry
Scratch pads offered at Journal office for 1 cent
The Journal announces availability of handy scratch pads priced at one cent each. Readers are invited to visit the Journal office to purchase, with quantities limited by stock and standard office hours applying.
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Journal
Weekend diary of small-town happenings
Friday notes a woman victimized by theft by a former ward and a child in foster care. Saturday Amy Felthaus treats singing night turns awkward. Sunday preacher and Ike Furry recall war tales. Monday Pug Stevens misreads bath day. Tuesday Pa on crooks and laws. Wednesday teacher humor on kissing. Thursday Edna Jinkins marries Perry Fling for money, marriage ends in separation.
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Emmy
Raize
Orfan
Amy Felthaus
Nobuddy
Chirch
Ike Furry
Ike
Pug Stevens
Enny
Edna _ Jinkins
Perry
Mebby
Annyway
Marylands Division of Oral Hygiene Turns Four
The Division of Oral Hygiene, youngest unit of the Maryland State Department of Health, celebrated its fourth birthday last December. Since 1929 eighteen of twenty three counties have school dental clinics, over 1700 clinics last year served more than 19000 children, with travelling clinics in southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Dr Richard C Leonard leads the division and emphasizes cooperative support from the State Dental Association teachers parents boards and civic groups. The aim remains universal school dental service across Maryland.
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Division of
Maryland
Leonard Said
State Dental Association
Boards of Education
Towson
Ridgely Theatre Hosts Marx Brothers Duck Soup Run
The Four Marx Brothers appear in Duck Soup at Ridgely Theatre with nicknames Groucho Harpo Chico and Zeppo. Shorts include Harry Langdon A Roaming Romeo Screen Song I Like Mountain Music and Fox News Events. Will Rogers comes next Thursday to Saturday in Mr Skitch with Zasu Pitts as lead lady. A film adapts Anne Camerons Green Dice. shorts feature Pop pin the Cork novelty and Fox News Events.
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Marx Brothers
Ridgely Theatre
Groucho
Harpo
Chico
Zeppo
Julius
Arthur
Leo
Herbert
Harry Langdon
Romeo
Fox News
Will Rogers
Fox
Mr. Skitch
Zasu Pitts
Anne Cameron
Saturday Evening Post
Pageant to mark State Tercentenary at Salisbury Normal School
History will come alive on March 26 and 27 at Salisbury Normal School with a six episode State Tercentenary pageant. Directed by Mrs. Margaret B. Ross with Myron Mezick as Francis Scott Key, the drama features extensive scenery, costumes, and music by faculty, students, and the Elementary Department, recalling colonial scenes and the War of 1812 with rockets and bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Normal School
Margaret B. Ross
Lillian Parker
Beulah Dixon
Anne H. Matthews
Pauline Riall
Tracy Holland
Dorothy Mitchell
Virginia C. Harwood
William Howard Bennett
Ida‘belle W. Thomas
Ruth Powell
Helen L. Jamart
T. J. Caruthers
Benn Mages
J. B. Richardson
St. Mary’s
Maryland
Peggy Stewart
Annapolis
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Myron Mezick
Dramatic Club
Ellen Craig
Salisbury
King Charles
Edwin Mitchell
Leonard Calvert
Emily Turner
Aquasco
Dentonia Presents Western and Musical Weekends at Theatre
Dentonia shows Son of the Border with Tom Keene and Edgar Kennedy on Friday and Saturday March 15 and 16 with fast action and comedy. Also featuring Pathe News Torch Song Merry Melody Cartoon and Clark and McCullough comedy for a entertainment filled weekend. Monday and Tuesday March 19 and 20 host the Denton Firemen's Annual Minstrel Show. Beginning Wednesday March 21 through Friday March 22 23 Warner Bros hit Fashions of 1934 with William Powell Bette Davis Frank McHugh Hugh Herbert Verree Teasdale Dorothy Burgess and more plus a top Venetian dance sequence and short subjects. Remember three big days.
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Dentonia
Tom Keene
Edgar Kennedy
Pathe News
Clark & McCullough
Denton Firemen
Warner Bros
William Powell
Bette Davis
Frank McHugh
Hugh Herbert
Verree Teasdale
Dorothy Burgess
Paris
Anderson town Hobbs Community Club Meeting Notes
The February meeting at Concord church house drew twenty three members and visitors. Miss Spafford spoke on dressmaking. Hostesses Mary Atkinson and Olivia Lord served chicken salad biscuits saltines pickles and heart shaped candies. Robert Atkinson of Camp Meade visited his parents Clarence and Mary Atkinson. Lynnie Lord recently stayed with Kathleen Covey near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown-Hobbs Community Club
Concord Church House
Spafford
Mary Atkinson
Olivia Lord
Robert Atkinson
Camp Meade
Clarence Atkinson
Lynnie Lord
Kathleen Covey
Preston
Greensboro trio and visitors in Philadelphia brief
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nichols and sons spent Wednesday in Philadelphia. Miss Elizabeth Hughes visited Philadelphia this week. Wilson Thornton spent the week end in Preston. L W Taylor spent Friday in Phil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nichols and Sons
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Hughes
Wilson Thornton
Preston
L. W. Taylor
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Colonel Lyden
Sra
Scott
Thomas A. Kempis
Adams
Mahala Collison
Cain Collison
Andersontown
Kent County
Elizabeth Adkins
Bethel
Priscilla Carroll
Millington
Samuel F. Pearson
Charles Ti. Pearson
Boston
Burton Pearson
Kate Pearson
Georgia
Annie Pearson
Middletown
Audrey
Orville G. Smith
Orangeburg
S. C
Outlaws OF
Ross Farquar
Ridgely Theatre News
Father White
Josephine Devine
Cobra Giles Brent
Helen Caulk
Golt
Margaret Brent
Julia Lake Waller
Green
Roberta Tyler
Crisfield
George Fox
Dorothy Dickerson
Elkton
Francis Asbury
Sara Collins
Brookview
Francis Makemie
Edwina Heatwole
Anthony Stewart
Samuel Sherwell
Parsonsburg
Joshua Thomas
George Spence
Doris Jones
Brunswick
Dentonia Attractions
Concord
Caroline High School
Caroline County
Light St
Spa
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