Questions And Answers About Social Security In The Denton Journal
The Denton Journal presents weekly Social Security Q and A with Luther Becket of the Social Security Board in Baltimore. Questions cover lump-sum claims, eligibility for old age benefits, and unemployment compensation offsets, with guidance to apply at local field offices.
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Denton Journal
Luther Becket
Social Security Board
300 Court Square
Baltimore
Itor
Treasury
Books You May Enjoy From Modern Mystery to Farce in 1930s
A mixedBooks section review highlights Jeffrey Farnel's The Crooked Furrow as a vivid English adventure pairing aristocrat Roland Veringer with yeoman Oliver Dale and rich Uncle money to guide travels. critics praise its solid, juicy storytelling with interludes of flirtation and rustic life. It also covers crime novels Latimer's The Dead Don't Care and The Mystery of the Painted Nude, noting fast, funny plots with kidnapping, murder, and high-stakes twists.
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Jeffrey Farnel
Doubleday, Doran and Company
Liste Bell
New York Tribune
England
Madison Square Garden
Roland Veringer
Oliver Dale
Oliver
Sussex
Roland
Farnel
Bill Crane
O'Malley
Doc Williams
Crime Club
London
Thames
Inspector Peak
Scotland Yard
Black Mac” MacClenchan
Tarzans Revenge and Mae West at Dentonia Theatre
The Dentonia Theatre showcases Tarzan’s Revenge on Saturday March 26 with jungle battles and romance. Mae West stars in Every Day’s a Holiday at Dentonia March 28-29, followed by Mr Motto with Peter Lorre on March 30. The week closes with The Hurricane a man made epic from March 31 to April 2, filmed amid dramatic storms and real wreckage.
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Tarzan
Twentieth Century-Fox
Dentonia Theatre
Brooklyn Bridge
Mae West
New York
Mae
Peter Lorre
Mr. Motto
Genghis Khan
Saturday Evening Post
Samuel Goldwyn
South Sea Island
Goldwyn
Hollywood
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Mary Astor
Aubrey Smith
Making the Headlines at Ridgely Theatre opens Monday
Ridgely Theatre brings Columbia murder mystery Making the Headlines to screens opening Monday March 28 with Jack Holt star in a red-blooded action filled film. Also features McHugh and Adamson music and dancing by George Murphy and Alice Faye in a lively night of musical comedy.
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Columbia
Ridgely Theatre
Jack Holt
Holt
Fanny
McHugh
Adamson
Andy Devine
Ken Murray
Oswald the Stooge
George Murphy
Alice Faye
Hollywood
Broadway
Richard Arlen
Mary Astor
Lionel Stander
Autoists Annual Meeting in Philadelphia Convention Hall
The Keystone Automobile Club hosts motordoms largest assemblage on Tuesday April 5 in Philadelphia at Convention Hall. The event features Harold G Hoffman former Governor of New Jersey and nationally recognized as an automobile advocate and public figure.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Philadelphia
Mammoth
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Keystone Club meeting plans mark thirty second anniversary
The Keystone Club announces its thirty second anniversary gathering focusing on highway safety and roads funding. J Barton Weeks and former Governor Hoffman will speak on motorist problems and highway safety with the Safety Test Trailer available for members. Tickets are in demand as preparations proceed.
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Matthew P. Hanley
Eastern Shore
Keystone
J. Barton Weeks
Club
Hoffman
Weeks
Convention Hall
Snowstorm Crashes Knickerbocker Theatre Roof in Washington
On January 28 1922 a twenty four hour snowstorm battered Washington DC. The Knickerbocker Theatre roof collapsed trapping hundreds of patrons. Marines aided rescue efforts through the night while vast debris loomed overhead and soldiers arrived at dawn.
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National Capital
Washington
Knickerbocker Theatre
U. S
The Strangely Vanishing Christ and a Muscle Rub Pitch
A meditation on the walking with Christ after Emmaus ends with a shift to a sensational sales pitch for MUSCLE RUB. The text contrasts spiritual pursuit with a promise of pain relief claiming rapid, dramatic results without internal medicine. It concludes with a money back offer and a free test claim.
Child Health Conferences Reach 17000 Youngsters in 1937
Health reports claim 17 000 children across counties received full health checks during 1937 conferences. Data show age spread from weeks old to school age. 10 670 white and 6 432 colored. Over 1000 events occurred, with 38 000 follow ups at homes and 4 800 unvaccinated diphtheria cases.
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Riley
Bureau of Child Hygiene
County Departments of Health
Series of special conferences for spring school entry
A report notes a series of special conferences held during the spring and summer months to examine youngsters who will enter school in the fall, outlining the plan to assess readiness and determine placement for new entrants.
National Guard News Hawks Lead in February Attendance
Ten Maryland National Guard companies excel in February drill attendance with Hagerstown and Pocomoke City posting top rates. A Twenty-Ninth Division staff meeting in Baltimore March 26 plans to discuss a battle scenario involving New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington. Regular inspections continue statewide with Frederick and Bel Air units inspected this week and Frederick’s Company A due March 28 to be reviewed by Major Harry L. Reeder U.S.A.
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First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
D. John Markey
Hagerstown
Pocomoke City
Chestertown
Easton
Frederick
Centreville
Silver Spring
Twenty-Ninth Division
Baltimore
29Th Division
Milton A. Reckord
Fifth Regiment
Third Corps
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Bel Air
Harry L. Reeder
U.S.A
Politics Between War and Peace Shapes 1938 Debate
The piece argues foreign policy now dominates campaigns as war power links to domestic rule. It notes Congress and the President clash on who should govern, cites the Hill-Sheppard and Sheppard-May bills, and warns that the peace agenda hinges on voters choosing leaders who will seek peaceful policy rather than expand world policing.
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Congress
House
America
William James
White House
England
Maryland National Guard to revive State Rifle Matches
The First Regiment will inspect Easton on the 80th and Major Reeder will inspect the Service Company at Silver Spring on May 3. State Rifle Matches return to Camp Albert C. Ritchie August 12 to 14, drawing crack marksmen from all units as the shooting bee tradition resumes after being revived.
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Easton
Silver Spring
Reeder
Albert C. Ritchie
National Guard
Maryland
Representative Lambertson backs delaying navy bill debate
In a radio interview Rep. William P. Lambertson of Kansas urges postponing a vote on the navy bill until January. He argues a delay allows careful reconsideration amid world tensions and campaign input, while protecting national defense as ships would take years to complete.
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William P. Lambertson
Kansas
Lambertson
Congress
Tership and Abolition of a Free Press Debate
A fragment asserts that censorship is the abolition of a free press and that opposing any measure threatening it is essential to their work. The line hints at a broader polemic about media freedom and political duty.
Government warns no free seeds or plants offered
The U S Department of Agriculture states it does not distribute free seed or plants and has not for decades. It notes a yearly spring influx of letter requests from farms, suburbs, and penthouses, despite no free seed program since 1923 and no special varieties above common garden stock.
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U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Department
Department of Agriculture
Steamed Green Asparagus With Eggs Card
Wash and trim asparagus cut into 4 to 5 inch pieces tie with thread place in pan center and add two eggs on each side then add water and salt cover and steam on START 8 to 10 minutes turn off steam 15 to 20 minutes serve with garnish egg lemon butter and anchovy sauce
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Autoists Annual Meeting
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Emmaus
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National Guard News
HAWK
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Nebraska
Towa
Creadick and Raughley
Harrington
Harrington, del
Preston Motor Co
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Shorgas
Eastern Shore Gas Corporation
Pocomoke City, MD
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Turmer
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, Maryland
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