Baltimore Officials Fight Abolition of Customs Posts
Baltimore and other federal customs officers urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to reject a Treasury Post Office bill that would abolish the offices of appraiser of merchandise comptroller of customs and surveyor of customs in various districts. Lawrence B Towers testified that the Baltimore district handles broad territory and processed about 40 million dollars in receipts and 175000 tons of goods last year. He warned abolition would disrupt practice and doubtless transfer authority to collectors, urging preservation of the comptroller’s independent role.
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Baltimore
Senate Appropriation Committee
Treasury Post office
Senator Goldsborough
Rep
Lawrence B. Towers
Denton
Towers
customs service
Baltimore customs office
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Commissioner of Customs
Comptroller’s office
comptroller
bureau
J. H. Cunningham
John H. Janetzke
Goldsborough
Janetzke
Capital Theatre Dover Schedule Adds Several Features
At the Capital Theatre in Dover a series of showings is announced for March 21 through 26. Planned screenings include Hollywood Luck Comedy, Irene Dunn in Consolation Marriage with Matt Moore and Myrna Loy, Mickeys Helping Hands, Over the Yukon Trail, Safe in Hell, Whos Who in Zoo, Noahs Outing, Are These Our Children, The Music Box with Laurel and Hardy, a Cartoon Taken for a Ride, and Curiousities with a matinee on Saturday.
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Hollywood
Irene Dunn
Matt Moore
Myrna Loy
Mickey
Yukon Trail
Dorothy Mackaill
Hell
Noah
Eric Linden
Rochelle Hudson
Ben Alexander
Easton residents visit grandmother and others travel
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wood and Miss Hilda Wright of Easton spent Sunday with their grandmother Mrs. Belle Dean. Many locals are confined to homes with colds or grip. Miss Mildred Bilbrough visited Greensboro for the weekend. Mrs. Helen Messick visiting relatives in Trappe.
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Marion Wood
Hilda Wright
Easton
Belle Dean
Mildred Bilbrough
Greensboro
Helen Messick
Trappe
Denton Club Presidents Meet for County 4-H Plans
County advisory council and club presidents gathered at the Home Demonstration office in Denton on Mar 10. Miss Helen Mason advised on accounts and reporting. a Rural Recreational School in Ridgely May 23–24. Spring Rally planned for Apr 22. 4-H Girls Colonial feature proposed. picnic Aug 16. Short Course bag project and corsage for graduates discussed. Flower Show set for Sept 23–24 with venue undecided.
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Denton
Helen Mason
Harry E. Holsinger
Ridgely
Marydel
Smithson
Friendship Grove
Marie Quillen
treasury
Jackson
Spafford
Clifton Crouse
L. H. Thomas
James Swing
February School Attendance Grid Shows Mixed Scores Across Districts
February attendance across Caroline County schools shows Caroline High atop the highs at 95 percent while several two-room and rural schools lag due to sickness. Denton Primary leads town schools at 94 percent, with Ridgely and Federalsburg districts posting mixed results. Notable rooms and halls report top scores such as Ridge ly 98 percent, Henderson 97 percent, and multiple Denton rooms around 96 percent-plus.
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Caroline
Caroline High
Denton
Jonestown
Federalsburg
Irma Nichols
Ridgely
Sadie Fisher
Andersontown
Josephine Blades
Preston
Greensboro
Henderson
Denton Grammar
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Marydel
Ridgely Grammar
Harmony
Moore's
Hickman
Bridgetown
Friendship
Burrsville
Smithson
Concord
Bethlehem
Hubbard’s
Fine Printing Guidance from The Journal Office
For wedding invitations and visiting cards the Journal office serves as headquarters. Emphasize neat artistry with latest style type and careful engraving to ensure high quality results.
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Journal
Get scratch pads at The Jour nal Office offer
An old time line invites readers to buy scratch pads at The Jour nal Office for one cent each or six for five cents, a bargain alert likely from a small-town newspaper advertisement.
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Journal
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