Denton Falls to Preston 7 6 in Twelfth Inning Battle
In a long two inning tilt the Preston nine edged Denton 7 to 6 as darkness fell in the twelfth. Denton led early before Preston tied it, then won with a single a sacrifice and another single in the twelfth. Bob Middleton starred for Denton while Perry pitched well for Preston.
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Victor Lee Emerson Inventor Reaps Fortunes
Victor Lee Emerson a prominent inventor with patents covering about 100 basic inventions and devices such as the bevel gear drive and Emerson Pump, has emerged from 20 years in seclusion to win a $165,216 back royalties suit against Universal Products. He lives at 6381 Overbrook Ave in Philadelphia and cherishes his private lab and a vast rifle collection. Emerson plans further legal action to recover royalties, saying the goal is business honesty rather than money.
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Railway Coach Home For Three
After years of roaming one Maryland and Delaware Coast Railway passenger car now sits in town as a residence for Amos S. Crouse his wife and their child A former rail car has been converted into a home with living room kitchen two bedrooms and a bath The wheels were removed and a firm foundation laid A summer house with a small front porch and rambling rose stands beside the car as the family enjoys a quiet idyllic setting Crouse previously used the car as bachelor quarters on the Nuttle Milling Company grounds where he works for his father Monroe G. Crouse manager
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Better Homes Exhibit At Greensborough This Month
The Greensboro Community Club schedules a Better Homes Exhibit at the Fire House from May 22 to 26. Mrs. T. Clayton Horsey chairs the committee with Mrs. Temple Smith and Mrs. B. C. Beckham assisting. Miss Mildred Ginn is treasurer and heads booths and posters. firms Ice Service Company Clayton Eastern Shore Public Service Co Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co J. H. Nichols & Co Quality Ice Cream Co have booths already. A Flower Show on the lower floor will be chaired by Mrs. A. A. Christian with Miss Bessie Spafford County Home Demonstration Agent assisting. Prizes for cut flowers and arrangements open to amateur county growers. entries to be listed later. Open May 22 at 7 pm with program at 8 pm, daily afternoons 2:30 to 4:30 except Monday. Small admission, door prizes. Mrs. W. P. Manlove chairs prize solicitation. Afternoon teas chaired by Mrs. A. W. Brumbaugh and cake and candy by Mrs. Ralph Pritchett. Each evening features a home furnishings topic.
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Wet Promises Denied by Experience in Liquor Debate
The piece argues against repeal of liquor laws, citing employment loss from brewing, higher taxes for liquor-related relief, and rising crime in Canada after stricter controls. It contrasts promised benefits with data showing increased drunkenness and convictions in Canada during 1920s and 1930s.
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Annual County 4 H Rally Held Last Saturday
A 150 strong gathering from Caroline county 4 H Girls Clubs along with teachers parents and friends attended the rally at Concord Community House. Miss Dorothy Emerson College Park State Girls Club agent spoke on Vacation for Girls. A lunch box contest featured forty girls with groups awarded by judge Miss Sadie Goseman Greensboro. Exhibits included a miniature model closet by the Denton 4 H Pals Club and club officers listed Ruth Woshell Preston Elsie Wright Miriam Holsinger and Mary Edwards serve as leaders.
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Goldsborough backs Roosevelt gold revaluation plan
Representative Goldsborough of Maryland argues for permanent currency stabilization via gold revaluation and price level support. He criticizes past credit measures, cites a rising price trend post Klondike and South Africa gold discoveries, and notes pending legislation with farm and business backing.
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