Springtime in Europe and Kennedy in Britain
A springtime essay notes Europe’s tensions as Lithuania yields to Poland amid rumors of Russian aid and German plans. Bespectacled Joseph P. Kennedy becomes U S ambassador to Britain, urging Americans to resist entangling alliances and defend independence while observing world crises with caution.
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Europe
Mars
Kaunas
Poland
Warsaw
Lithuania
Moscow
Paris
London
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Memel
Danzig
Soviet Russia
Balkan
Czechoslovakia
Stalin
Railroads and autos tied to national recovery urge action
J E Jones argues unemployment drives wages and that auto makers revive demand while railroads cling to fear. He urges railroads to quit sulking and join national efforts to restore confidence, noting government action has lagged but could help by stabilizing rates and demand.
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United States
iChwaitman Eccles
Eccles
J. E. Jones
Kennedy rises as shrewd observer of minds behind pay
Joseph Patrick Kennedy, born in Boston 49 years ago, rose from Beantown streets to enter college after peddling newspapers and candy. A daring speculator who made a million before 36, he led the New Deal era SEC with a reputation that silenced critics. Now United States Ambassador to the Court of His Majesty the King of England, he takes a strong first step in his new posting.
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Kennedy
Ambassador Kennedy
Boston
Beantown
New Deal
SEC
Joseph Patrick Kennedy
United States
England
Lack of Confidence and Prosperity Outlook
The Federal Reserve Board chairman argues that lack of confidence hinges on fear of unsellable goods. He suggests boosting prosperity for 10 to 15 percent of the population could restore work and wages, aiding mood. The piece examines how this might affect railroads and automobile sectors, noting over two million railroad workers historically.
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Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Auto and rail slump echo across the economy in 1936
The 1936 carloadings fell to 1 086 405 and rail revenue gains failed to satisfy executives. Millions depend on transport industries as the automobile sector reports 460 000 direct jobs and a total of 6 047 000 employed in highway transport. Dealers numbered 13 461 as the push to move two used cars per one new car continues.
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United States
Dover Cooperative Concert Association Launches Membership Drive
Mrs Ann M. Lewis of this town heads the first annual membership campaign for the Dover Cooperative Concert Association. She is assisted by Mrs. Owen Knotts and Rev. Milton S. Andrews. The drive is now in progress to build support for concerts in Denton.
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Ann M. Lewis
Owen Knotts
Milton S. Andrews
Denton
Dover Cooperative Concert Association
Spring Concert Drive Aims To Secure Top Artists
Denton residents are urged to join a spring drive for a three concert series next fall winter and early spring. The association plans to select Metropolitan Opera soloists and notable violinists for the season and emphasizes securing dates and artists now. Membership closes Saturday with no single tickets sold for individual concerts.
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Miss Lewis
Denton
Amon Theamt
Josephine Antoine
Natalie Bodanya
Charlotte Boerner
Hilda Burke
Agnes Davis
Base Bampton
Bidu Sayao
Helen Jepron
Charlotte Symons
Rosa Tentoni
Metropolitan Opera Association
Rosemarie Brancato
Helen Marshall
Grace Panvini
Carolyn Urbanek
Radio and Concert Fame
Tela Otheim
The
Metropolitan
Bruno Cassegna
Anna Kaskas
Kathryn Meisie
Enid Szantho
Metropolitan Opera
Paul Althouse
Joseph Bentonelli
Charles Slackett
Frederick Jagel
Charles Kuliman
James Melton
Ernest McChesney
Frederick Baer
Richard Bonelli
John Brownlee
Prominent Musicians Feature In Dover Concert Program
Campaign headquarters are established in Dover in the Packe Square Building near The Gren. Membership books close for the season on Saturday at 6 o'clock. The program lists numerous soloists and ensembles including Eugene List Ezra Rachlin Toscha Seidel Albert Spalding Gaspar Cando Marcel Hubert Mischa Elman Joseph Knittzer and other artists with names like Dorothy Crawford Hilda Hackett Mildred Dilling George Barrere Lambroz Callimaho and the Gordon String Quartet among notable performers.
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Eugene List
Ezra Rachlin
Isa Brielli
Marjorie Edwards
Mischa Elman
Stephen Hero
Joseph Knittzer
Toscha Seidel
Albert Spalding
Gaspar Cando
Marcel Hubert
Gregor Piatigorsky
Dorothy Crawford
The
Ionian Singen
Imperial Singers
Charles Hackett
Hilda
Mildred Dilling
Beatrice Burford
George Barrere
Lambroz Dumetrios Callimaho
Barrere-Britt
Gordon String Quartet
Hart House
Kneiel-Alden-Turner
Eco
Coolidge
Carola Gitana
Carola Goya
Fowler
Tamara
Lisa Parnova
Dover
Packe Square
Gren
Goldsboro CCC Camp to Hold Open House
Plans are underway for an Open House Celebration at the Goldsboro CCC Camp on April 2 1988 to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Representative Alan Goldsborough, Lew A Jones chief of Division of Drainage, Ray W Carp nter District Engineer, and representatives and county agents from Caroline and Queen Anne counties will attend.
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Goldsboro
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Alan Goldsborough
Lew A. Jones
Ray W. Carp Nter
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Private Sale of Furnishings by Mrs Beardsley in Denton
Private sale offers seven piece dining room set bed and springs feather mattress wardrobe end table and adjustable dress form with price tags. An electric radio Quick Meal oil burners rangewood coal or electricity combination, Winston’s Encyclopedia and pillows are listed with modest prices. Mrs. Cecil Beardsley Denton Md invites interest in assorted small useful items.
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Winston’s
Cecil Beardsley
Denton
Camp Open House At 1938 Conservation Camp
Alan Goldborough delivers address at 2:00 April 2 1938 on Camp grounds. Lewis A Jones and Ray Carpenter summarize drainage work. Public invited to tour camp and view educational and conservation exhibits with guides from Technical Staff. Army will demonstrate camp operation for boys.
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Alan Goldborough
Lewis A. Jones
Ray Carpenter
Self confidence a first requisite to great undertakings
Quote attributed to Samuel Johnson stating that self-confidence is essential to undertake significant tasks and achieve notable outcomes.
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Samuel Johnson
God fashions all things after his own likeness Mary Baker Eddy
A brief quotation crediting Mary Baker Eddy on human likeness and divine craftsmanship.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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Court of St. James
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J. Ernest Downes
Denton, Md
A. P. Martin
Wsparp
Ram
Westminster
Franklin R. Deardorff
Baker Chapel
Western Maryland College
Roll Film Developed
Franklin Street
First
Denton, Maryland
the Peoples Bank of
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chuck Roast
Kellogg’s
Buckley’s
J. L. George & Son
Eostre
Ostara
Sunis
Fritsat
CLC
1392Nd Company
Ruth Walker Reynolds
Primrose Grill Tea Room
Market Street
Miss Marshall
S. 1
du Pont
D. Ralph Horsey Hardware Denton
Caroline County
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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