Rotary Club Global Link Sparks Universal Goodwill
The article explains how local Rotary clubs form part of a world wide movement with clubs in 87 countries and 5,000 clubs. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark is noted as an active Rotary member in Copenhagen. It emphasizes that Rotary aims to foster understanding from the individual up to global solutions and invites readers to see their town as a link in the chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Prince
Frederik of
Denmark
United States
Frederik
Rotary Club
Copenhagen
Rotary
England Shifts To A New Policy Of Appeasement
The piece argues Britain has moved toward appeasement with Soviet Russia to strengthen a future stance against Hitler and Mussolini. It notes calmer European prospects since March 6 and credits rearmament, U S signals, and diplomacy for improved morale and reduced war risk. It cautions about trade impacts and possible alliances influencing peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Munich
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Tunisia
Corsicia
Britain
Spain
Italy
United States
Stalin
London
Moscow
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Economic Signals Point Upward Amid Shifts in 1932 Outlook
The Wall Street Journal noted a sidewise business drift with an anticipated upturn. Steel output sat at 55 percent capacity while the Dow Jones industrials stood 13 points above the year's low. Auto production, construction, and retail demand show strength, and Congress’ growing economy focus gains supporters.
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Wall Street Journal
Reta
Congress
Between War and Peace in a Clear American Policy
A bold call for neutrality and self preservation in a volatile Europe. The author argues that imperial rivalry and armament races predate the US and that true peace requires recognizing interdependence and pursuing peace at home rather than costly foreign entanglements.
Signs of Spring Brightens Hopeful Hearts
Winter lingers in many places but seed catalogs reach tables and spring fashions spark thrill. Baseball camps, athletes under southern sun, and birds returning north hint at renewal. Housewives prepare cleaning, gardening begins, and March promises warmer days and woodland scents.
Who pays for highways in the United States
A comprehensive study by three renowned experts, Clifford Older, Charles Reed, and W. S. Downs, analyzes highway costs from 1921 to 1932. It seeks the total annual road cost, the share borne by the general taxpayer versus motor vehicles, and an equitable division of costs between the two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Railroads
Clifford Older
Illinois State Highway Department
Charles R. Reed
School of Civil Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W. S. Downs
University of West Virginia
America
Highway cost study shows taxpayers subsidize motor vehicles
A detailed study concludes over a 12-year period total street and road costs reached 20.88 billion dollars. General taxes shouldered 35.09 billion, motor vehicle taxes 15.79 billion, but motor vehicles paid only 6.03 billion and general taxes covered 9.75 billion more. The report warns taxpayers subsidize driving by nearly 10 billion and urges greater public attention to highway funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
The End of a Republic in World War Era Debate
A reflective essay argues the Czechslovakia Republic formed under Wilsonian influence faced internal collapse and external pressures from fascism and communism. It cites Lansing and Webster to warn that modern critics misjudge American democracy while praising American prosperity and workers’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Daniel Webster
Auer
Merits debated for St Lawrence Seaway project
United States and Canada hearings feature Tanter MacNider and Frank Bolton arguing for an all American route via eight to nine locks and expanded channels. Canadian views from Me Coghlan oppose the plan as economically unsound and wasteful, citing traffic diversion and excess tax burdens amid hydroelectric power abundance in Quebec and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Great Lakes-Lo Lawrence Seaway
Tanter MacNider
Po Seaway
Frank J. Bolton
New York State Waterways 9 Association
Bo M. P. Coghlin
Montreadl Baard of Trade
North America
Colonel MacNider
Duluth
Minn
Ocean
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Project
Me. Coghtin
Monreal Board of Trade
Quebec
Ontario
Editorial Notes on Chiang Kai-shek and West China Refugees
The piece describes Chiang Kai-shek consolidating a new capital at Chungking in Sichuan as Japanese pressure pushes refugees inland. It details mass university relocations, refugee administration in Kweichow, and rapid postwar development including transport, industry, and media growth, plus humanitarian ties to Massachusetts and Chile relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang Kai-shek
West China
Far West
Szechwan
Yangtze River
Chungking
Chinese Union i
Lo West Movement
China
Manbay
Yangtze
Madame Chiang Kay-soek
Agua
University of Voran
Whimpoo Academy
Canton
Ching
Yenan Sek
Sun-Yat-Sen
Kweiechow
New England
Massachusetts
America
Grand Lodge of
Chile
Preachers Attack Wealth Domination In Society
The speaker rails against those who denounce banks and corporations and seek to choke industry. He argues that in a country with broad property spread such hostility harms small capitalists and the economy, urging restraint and balance.
Harmony birthday party and church entertainment planned
A Harmony filling station hosts a birthday surprise for Mrs. James Toft with singing dancing and gifts. The Harmony Church plans a March 28 school entertainment featuring plays music ice cream and candy to benefit the church. Local residents visit families and attend services in Federalsburg and M. P. Church events noted.
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James Toft
Harmony Filling Station
Daisy
Hamnony Chustch
Olin Thomas
Naom
Sthidas
Helen Mezick
Federalsburg
Il. Mezick
Revival at Smithson Church Led by Rev J T Baynard
Everyone is invited to the ongoing revival meeting at Smithson Church conducted by Rev J T Baynard pastor. Services start at 7 50 and preaching at 8 00. Mrs James Toft hosted a surprise birthday party Friday night at Himony. The evening pleased all attendees. Mrs Joseph Worm celebrated her 71st birthday Sunday with friends and relatives at home. Mrs Fannie Prager marked her 62nd birthday Wednesday afternoon hosting friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlie Perry entertained Sunday guests from Salisbury and Cannons Del. Edna Wright spent the weekend with Mrs AL McCarty and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Church
J. T. Baynard
Sons
James Toft
Himony
Joseph Worm
Fannie Prager
Charlie Perry
Salisbury
Cannon's
Del
Edna Wright
AL McCarty
Local visits and family notices from Greensboro and nearby towns
Greensboro and Linwood residents visit relatives and notable guests travel between Norristown Wilmington Preston Easton and Dover. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. H Bark Nichols Mrs Sallie Nichol Miss Cannie Hobbs Mr Burt Hobbs Mrs Raymond Bennett Mrs Sallie Minner Mrs M B Cooper Ethel Pritchett Lloyd Cannon James Curry Sr Arthur Cahall Fred Comsey Stelen Griffith Orville Travers Nelson J Forney Shirley Selleck Ben Edwards and Georgia Swann with multiple weekend and weekday visits noted.
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H. Bark Nichols
Linwood
Sallie Nichol
Cannie Hobbs
Baltimon
Burt Hobbs
Alro
Medford L. Price
Sophia Howard
Norristown
Raymond Bennett
Easton Hospital
Sallie Minner
Wilmington
M. B. Cooper
Ethel Pritchett
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
James Curry Sr
Arthur Cahall
Dover
Fred Comsey
Stelen Griffith
Pedernburg
Susie Ford
Orville Travers
Wihnington
Nelson J. Forney
Easton
Fred Monroe
Shirley Selleck
Ben Edwanrds
Georgia Swann
Weekend Gossip In Ridgely And Nearby Towns
Ridgely residents William Jarrell Sr. and Jr. spent the week end at their home here while James Wilson and family visited from Elsmere and Wilmington friends joined. A church covered dish supper celebrated St Patrick's Day and the Community Club handled a businessful Monday session at the Club House. A conservation meeting was held at the fire house. Local visits spanned Wilmington Centreville Denton Philadelphia and Baltimore with residents staying with relatives and guests returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jarrell Sr
Baltimore
William Jarrell Jr
College Park
James Wilson
Donnie
Reame Sellers
Wilmington
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Paul Wemmmmons
Centreville
Maud Hemmons
Peggie Lynch
Elsmere
Frank Klotz
William Ratrigh
University of North Carolina
Leola Temple
Ton Temple
Harvey Reininger
Harry Reininger
Frank Stevenson
Ella Swann
Joseph Carroll
Denton
Walter Moore
Philadelphia
Leroy Cartwright
Mary Lee
Mollie Shockley
Wm. South
Elkridge
Calvin Richardson
Union Memorial Hospital
Wilson Smith
J.C. Kinnamon
Clayton Jr
Sadie Shockley
Harrington
Felton
Del
John Sylvester
Ruth McCrea
Ed. Kriesel
Woman's Missionary Society
Dennie Grilin
Esther DeWitt
Collingswood
N. C
Local Visitor Notes and Family News In Marydel Area
Marydel area residents visit Cheswold Chestertown and Queen Anne households over the weekend. Weddings announced for Naomi Stafford Shultie and Jol Powell at St Stephen s Lutheran Church Willington with relatives from Wilmington and Washington.
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T. D. Garrison
Cheswold
T. A. Geisel
Queen Anne
Ralph Townsend
Chestertown
Tyson Heather
John Stafford
Naomi Stafford Shultie
Jol Powell
Wilmington
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Willington
Price Kater
Washington
Janes Kaley
University of Virginia
B. R. Katey
June Dean
Creensboro
Ail
Harry Scenes
Charles Shewbrooks
Phyllis
Leslie Meredith
Cambridge
Weeley Smith
Mere
Edith Meere
Doris
Dover
T. Henry Davis
James Scotton
Richard Johnson
John Shewbrooks
Edward West
Mary Dailey
Flartly
Alex Grifith
Thomas Dahson
Greensboro
Molly Smith
Linwood
John Earl
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes from Goldsboro and Nearby Areas
GOLDSBORO residents share visits across Maryland and Delaware. Social rounds include relatives in Elkridge Maryland, Wilmington and Harrington, Del, and Collingswood North Carolina. Members of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Grilin's home. several teas and gatherings noted with local families and extended kin.
Adams Cross Roads Birthday Dinner Sociale Notes
Mrs Edna Adams hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with a white and green theme. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Adams and Virginia Lee Robinson plus several Adams family members and friends from Wilmington Mas Gilli Springs Federalsburg Chestertown Chestnut Woods and New Jersey. Minnie Adams gave the hostess a birthday cake. Additional visits and social calls are noted with local families including Rev Cook and Wayne Wheatley. Mr Winnie Graham bought a new car.
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Edna Adams
John Adams
Virginia Lee Robinson
Minnie Adams
Wilmington
Winnie Graham
Mas Gilli Springs
Roy Adams
Roger Lee
Chas, Todd
Earl Robinson
George Wheatley
Bernice Adams
Ira Williamson
Farry
Federalsburg
Minnie Adains
Cook
Chestertown
C. W. Adams
Wayne
Will Robinson
Willian
Meredith
Peggy
Edwin
Chestnut Woods
W. J. Hubbard
Grace Horsey
Walter Adams
Randall Dustworth
New Jersey
Fred Fountain
Elon Wright
Hickman
Bloomery Aid
Elsie Savitz
Warning on New York World's Fair employment for youths
A cautious notice warns of limited job prospects for young applicants at the World’s Fair. It notes few openings beyond soda counter clerks and hotel staff, cites ample local youth competition, and estimates subsistence costs at 12 to 15 dollars weekly. It advises bringing enough money for a month of job hunting and return travel.
The Umbrella Man and a Umbrella Repeal Tale
In a Georgia town a dollar-a-day license for umbrella repairmen was repealed. The council cited no member owned or used an umbrella or had a neighbor who did, so they granted the repairman a break. The piece notes Neville Chamberlain and umbrellas reflecting on changing habits.
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Neville Chamberlain
Georgia
Twenty-Five Years Ago In Caroline County News
Rural mail carriers gained one hundred dollars a year in pay. State school taxes were distributed with amounts listed for Caro line. Road from Church Hill to Roberts to be built in 14 miles. Wicomico grand jury failed to indict in the Wainwright case. Local weddings births and obituaries, including McCarter and MacBurney nuptials in Dallas, and several deaths and medical notes from Denton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Caroline
Church Hill
Roberts
Wicomico Grand Jury
Wainwright
Department of Justice
Wm. L. DeFord
Tuckahoe Neck
John E. DeFord
Jessie
Florence
Queen Anne
Herman Callahan
Dudler
Alonzo Maillikin
Rumsey
Mr. DeFord
DeFord
J. Elwood McCarter
James M. McCarter
Preston
Gladys MacBurney
Houston
Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Dallas
William M. Anderson
McCarter
East
Royal Oak
Elmer Guy Hummer
Marydel
Georgetown
Hilda Rose Hubbard
Wilmington
Lewes
Elkton
Fred B. Noble
Jacksonville
Florida
Noble
South
FN. Nichols
E. M. Garey
New Orleans
Nichols
Asheville
N.C
John Porte
Somerville
Massachusetts
Porte
Andersontown
Leoni Sewell
Wm. T. Sewell
Philadelphia
Denton
Henry J. Carson
W. Henry Beck
Easton Hospital
H. Clay Hobbs
Ars. Joseph II
Johnson
Milton
W. H. T. Wilson
Baltimore
Ollie M. Coffin
Senderson
Charles H. Fleming
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Aberdeen
Harford County
Fleming
Benjamin F. Fleming
Delaware
Keene’s Landing
Two Johns
Henderson
Maryland
Ella Jackson
Talbot County
Ramoth Mitchell
Fred McFadden
Perryman
Zadoc C. Fleming
Del
James S. Fleming
Spokane
Wash
Frances A. Johnson
Elizabeth Fleming
Robert J. Jump, Jr
New York
Charles C. Jump
Derby
Connecticut
Elizabeth E. Pippin
M. E. Church
H. A. G. Westerfield
J. Gibson Gantt
Denton Cemetery
Jump
Mary F. Ross
R. F. Ross
Arthur Broulway
Templeville
Camden
F. A. Ross
Clayton
Elwood
Frank Ross
Pittsburgh
James Howenstein
Narberth
Broadway
Templeville Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H W. Collins
Lnterment
Mary E. Carroll
Richard Carroll
Bethlehem
Arthur S. Car
Slats Diary by Oliver N Warren
A diary style recount of a boy named Slats with daily school observations. It notes weather, classroom jokes, friendships, and small incidents from Sunday to Saturday, ending with impatience for spring and fishing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver N. Warren
ANOTHER GOOD SOUL GONE
Marietta Anthony died Sunday March 12 at 1 30 am in Williston at age 78. Born near Denton Maryland February 22 1860 she lived there most of her life with five surviving children and additional relatives. Funeral services were held at Williston with burial in the Anthony plot near Denton. T L Nugent minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Anthony
A. R. Neal
Williston
Anthony
Denton
Marietta
Wm. Harry Smith
Robert W. Anthony
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee Anthony
John Renninger
Chester
Samuel Ellwanger
Whiteleysburg
James Fitzgibbon
Washington
Wm. Henri Smith
Anthony Homestead
T. L. Nugent
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