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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
3
A Denton Journal column provides official Social Security answers coordinated with the Social Security Board. Questions cover lump-sum eligibility, old age benefits for those aged 65 before 1937, and unemployment compensation offsets, with guidance to contact local Social Security offices for full details.
Review highlights Jeffrey Farnel’s The Crooked Furrow with Sussex rivals Roland Veringer and Oliver Dale. It blends by gone England satire, adventure, and interludes of tavern life, praised for solid plotting and lively tone.
A crowded Dentonia Theatre slate announces Tarzan’s Revenge with fierce tribes and exotic spectacle on March 26, followed by Mae West in Every Day’s a Holiday on March 28 29 and Peter Lorre in Thank You Mr Motto on March 30. The Hurricane screens March 31 to April 2 with a stormy, realistic South Sea Island drama featuring Dorothy Lamour Jon Hall Mary Astor Aubrey Smith.
Ridgely Theatre presents Columbia murder mystery Making the Headlines starring Jack Holt with a packed Monday premiere. Also features musical comedy You're a Sweetheart with McHugh Adams on score and stars George Murphy Alice Faye, plus Shriek-A-Second Romance No Time to Marry on Thursday with Richard Arlen Mary Astor Lionel Stander in zany antics.
The Keystone Automobile Club hosts motordom’s largest gathering on Tuesday April 5 in Philadelphia at Convention Hall. Harold G Hoffman former Governor of New Jersey and nationally recognized as an authority on auto travel will appear, drawing delegates and enthusiasts from across the region.
The Keystone Club marks its 32nd anniversary with plans where highway safety heads the agenda alongside taxes and equate highways. J Barton Weeks and former Governor Hoffman will speak. The Keystone Safety Test Trailer will stand outside Convention Hall for members to try scientific driving tests. Tickets are in demand.
January 28 1922 a severe snowstorm in the National Capital buried rooftops with deep powder. The Knickerbocker Theatre roof collapsed trapping hundreds. nearly a hundred killed or injured. Marines aided rescue crews through the night, later joined by Army units to continue recovery.
The piece recalls how the resurrected Christ vanished when hearts failed to press on with Him and urges continued fellowship. It then shifts to a Medical Ad for MUSCLE RUB claiming quick relief from rheumatism lumbago sciatica and neuralgia with a simple topical treatment and a money back guarantee through a one dollar bottle offer.
Health conferences across counties aided mothers in follow up care while screening children ages from weeks to seven years. Dr. Riley reports 10 670 white and 6 432 colored children evaluated, with many underweight or diseased. 1 000 meetings held, 38 000 home follow ups, and 4 800 non immunized against diphtheria.
A series of special conferences is held during the spring and summer months to examine the youngsters who will enter school in the fall.
Ten companies of the Maryland National Guard’s First Infantry are honored for February drill attendance with high percentages led by Hagerstown 98.02 and Pocomoke City 97.70. The rankings mirror a tight league race as Colonel D. John Markey reports. A Twenty-Ninth Division staff meeting is set for March 26 in Baltimore to discuss ongoing battle simulations involving New Jersey and the nation’s capital. Federal inspections continue statewide with Companies A Frederick and D Bel Air checked this week and Company I to be inspected March 28 by Major Harry L. Reeder U.S.A.
The piece argues foreign policy will dominate politics as war powers affect domestic rule. It notes concurrent Hill-Sheppard and Sheppard-May bills and a war referendum, shaping the 1938 and 1940 campaigns. It warns voters to place peace advocates in power to secure peace.
The First Regiment heads to Easton for inspection on Wednesday the 80th and the Final inspection at Silver Spring on May 3. State Rifle Matches return to Camp Albert C. Ritchie August 12 to 14 with crack marksmen from all units expected on the range. The annual shooting bee is revived and welcomed by Maryland outfits.
Representative William P. Lambertson of Kansas argues delaying the navy bill until next January allows more careful consideration amid uncertain world affairs and lets voters voice opinions during this year's campaign. Peace organizations, wary of press freedom loss under the Sheppard-May bill, oppose armament increases and link sanctions to defense needs.
A remark asserts that censorship equals tyranny and that resisting any threat to press freedom is central to the movement. The statement frames preservation of free reporting as a core objective and positions diverse groups against measures curbing journalistic independence. The push underscores ongoing clashes over media rights.
The U S Department of Agriculture states it does not provide free seed or plants for sale. Officials note spring letters begin again but will be fewer than last year. Since 1923 government stopped distributing seed. readers are urged to stop requesting free seeds or plants.
Wash and trim asparagus then cut into 4 to 5 inch pieces and tie with thread. Place in pan center. Wash eggs and set two on each side of asparagus. Add water and salt, cover. Steam 8 to 10 minutes then 15 to 20 minutes with lid on. Serve with garnish egg lemon butter and anchovy sauce.
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