Noted Speakers At Student Conference At Salisbury
At the Third Annual Student Conference at Salisbury State Teachers College on April 1 and 2 prominent speakers discuss The College as a Preparation for Life Work. Rev Albert Frost of Salisbury will open the meeting. Dr Rex B. Cunliffe of Rutgers will lead a forum on professions open to young men. Mrs Anna Burdick of the U S Office of Education speaks on college preparation and women in business. Leona Buchwald of Baltimore Public Schools will lead a session on professions open to young women. A panel on Character and the Professions is planned with Maryland PTA members. Delegates from other colleges invited. The Eastern Shore Home Economics High School Clubs meet April 2. Luncheon closing the conference features Mr and Mrs Paul Ledig with talks on My Trip to the Andes and South America as Seen Through the Camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury State Teachers College
Albert Frost
St. Peter’s Church
Salisbury
Frost
Nashotah Theological Seminary
Wisconsin
Church of St. Michael
Anna Lalor Burdick
U. S. Office of Education
Iowa State Commission On
Federal Board
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Occupations
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Home Economics
Bernice H. Sterling
Paul Ledig
Andes
Daffodils Wander Lonely as a Cloud Poem
The speaker recalls wandering as a cloud and encountering a crowd of golden daffodils beside a lake under trees. The scene brightens the poet's mood, as memories flash upon the inward eye bringing lasting joy. The verses celebrate nature's beauty and solitary pleasure.
John Cook U S party honors father birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook entertained a small group at their home near here in honor of Mrs. Cook's father. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lyden, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyden, Mr. John Cook, Edward Lyden, Ronald Cook, and Misses Evelyn Shirley and Faye Lyden. Mrs. John Cook baked the cake and served ice cream and cake. All had a good time.
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John Cook
Here
Mrs. Cook
Charlie Lyden
Walter Lyden
Edward Lyden
Ronald Cook
Evelyn
Shirley
Faye Lyden
Federalsburg Club Drafts 1938 Plans and Roster
Federalsburg club begins 1938 preparations with spring work starting March 21 at the ballpark. plans call for grading, a new scoreboard, fence work, painting, and wooden lockers while sign painter repaints fence signs. spring drills begin April 18 under manager Charlie Moss with Earle Mack visiting April 21. exhibition schedule lists games against Port Richmond, Penn Athletic, Newark, and other clubs through May. roster lists signed players from multiple states with several trial prospects noted.
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Charlie Moss
Lake Charles
Mackmen
Federalsburg
Earle Mack
The
Athletics
Yanigans
Port Richmond Club
Philadelphia
Penn Athletic Club
Newark
Del
Meridan
Miss
John Manczak
Trenton
N. J
Wess Rattarree
Millsboro
Harry Boyce
Eugene Stant
Stanley
Robert Donaway
James A. Scully
Wilmington
Sterline Ecker
Littlestown
Howard Killen
Felton
Edward Harris
Pleft
Lynch
Edward Sands
OF & CG
Bloomsfield
Mike DeBella
Verona
Vincent Polito
Brooklyn
Milton Salters
Dorchester
Mass
Ralph Irons
Toms River
Frank Sanford
N. Y
Lucian Belanger
Beverly
William Brown
Temple
Chester Napiecek
Reading
Leon Edwards
Brunswick
Boyce
Stant
Scully
Harris
Donaway
Raymond Chew
Bridgeton
Bob Knadler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mike Davis
C. Paoli
Stanley Lesney
Ambridge
William Irving
Prospect Park
Orphans Court Grants Admin Letters in Robertson Estate
Orphans Court session approves administration of Elizabeth Robertson's personal estate granted to George D. Carell. Bond and creditor notice filed, Harry Poole and Charles Mowbray named appraisers. Real estate proceedings amended. inventories filed in Robertson and Winn estates. orders to sell granted.
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Orphans’ Court
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Elizabeth Robertson
George D. Carell
Harry Poole
Charles Mowbray
Louise C. Milby
Alexine Longfellow
Philip B. Winn
Scratch Pad Sale Alert at The Journal Office
Local newspaper notes a sales offer for handy scratch pads priced at 1 cent each, available directly from The Journal office. Limited quantities, first-come, first-served for readers seeking inexpensive writing materials.
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Journal
Liberty party formed in 1840 awry
Fragmentary notes list events including the Louisiana purchase 1804 and Daylight Saving onset, a Bethlehem Easter graveyard 1891, Knute Rockne death 1931, and New York governor action, with scattered phrases about Denmark and the Liberty party formation.
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The
Liberty Party
Temperance talk at school sparks student stand
On March 16 Dr. E Paul Knotts addressed seventh graders and high school students about liquor’s harms and how it ruins lives. The dispatch notes a strong abstinence message and echoes future student reporting from the Senior and Junior classes with various class activities.
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E. Paul Knotts
Dr. Jekyll
Maryland Accident Record Reveals Operator Histories
Safety Department figures on 1937 Maryland fatal crashes show 662 operators with 20 percent from other states, 4 percent hit and run, 55 percent with no prior record, 21 percent with prior records, and 85 killed including 19 with prior records. Of those involved, 304 resided in counties and 192 in Baltimore City. Walter R. Rudy, Commissioner.
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Safety Department
Maryland
Baltimore City
Walter R. Rudy
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Discerning the rights
A compact, quotation filled note cites Mary Baker Eddy on oppression and a saying on loving one’s country not requiring hatred of others. The text presents a small, reflective collection of statements attributed to prominent figures and anonymous sources.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Denton Armory Sealed Bids Due April 15
The Maryland military department will accept sealed bids for a Denton armory to house Caroline County National Guard. Bids due by April 15 noon. plans available at the Adjutant General's Office in Baltimore since March 17. $50,000 appropriated for construction. site on Fourth Street near the high school, selected by Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord in May.
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Military Department of the
State of
Maryland
Denton
Caroline County
National Guard
Adjutant General
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Fourth Street
Franklin and
Randolph Streets
Milton A. Reckord
Rail rates here and abroad analysis argues for fair U S policy
A Cleveland Trust bulletin compares rail freight costs across nations, finding the United States has the lowest ten mile rate at 0.94 cents while Japan leads with 0.77 cents and several countries pay higher wages but similar or higher rates. The piece urges avoiding restrictive train limit laws and cites benefits of better rate policy for investors workers and the economy.
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Cleveland Trust Company Business Bulletin
France
Great Britain
Italy
Australia
Argentina
United States
Japan
Canada
India
Dominion
Spur & Railroad
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Snow White
W. P. Butler
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CMTC
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Richard Apren
M. H. Downes Stables
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Lloyd Nolan
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Earth
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