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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1933
Page
2
The piece extols the mother as the well of sympathy and guiding hand from infancy to adulthood. It contrasts living mothers with honored memories, urging appreciation through actions rather than monuments. It centers on springtime as a fitting season to value mothers and the divine blessing of motherhood.
The week saw State Treasurer John M. Dennis resign from his post as president of Union Trust Company. He cites desire to hand bank reorganization to a younger man and notes conflicts between the State and bank depositories. Dennis says stepping down removes an incongruity of dual duties and avoids ongoing embarrassment from potential conflicts of interest.
The text urges action to counter fear and unemployment by spending on property improvement. It argues that many have income and cash but hesitate to invest, and promotes repairing homes, upgrading equipment, and beautifying property to boost demand, create jobs, and stimulate spending.
The president stated that prosperity cannot be bought back by bullying, but industry is picking up and railroads carry more freight. Reports from Detroit Richmond Chicago and Boston note higher car demand fertilizer purchases leather prices and wage growth. Manufacturing expands, more workers are employed, and purchasing power rises as industry and agriculture regain strength. The outlook appears hopeful and gradual recovery continues.
The article argues for aid to Jews persecuted in Germany and those who have left, highlighting the need for international protection, extended Nansen Office reach, and an international passport for stateless refugees amid growing exodus and economic strain. It urges League action and coordinated relief for relocation, settlement, and rehabilitation.
The piece outlines Roosevelt's inflation plan and a broad public works bill granting the President power over domestic projects based on employment impact, alongside moves to ease antitrust and trade restrictions. It notes Congress' likely support, market inflation fears, and railroad restructuring plans pending a federal coordinator. It also mentions improvements in automobile production and various sector outlooks. The Q&A discusses recognizing the Russian Republics to ease tensions and prevent deeper Far East conflict.
The administration prioritizes silver in global economic recovery talks. Restoring silver value could boost world trade and stabilize markets, as silver is the poor man’s gold and a major medium of exchange for much of the population. Its low price has eroded billions in buying power, impacting demand for American farm and factory goods.
The Denton Journal reports Stanley Jones in a May 1 interview warning that Sino-Japanese tensions rival a mid century tragedy, predicting China will ultimately prevail through patient resilience and describing the current Great Wall clash as a pivotal, partially unknowable issue with the Sino Russian railway.
The piece argues that Roosevelt has not seized powers but that executive authority has grown through regular processes. It notes Democratic leaders' backing, inflation and trade issues, and the president's discretionary powers to act in emergencies without new congressional approval, framing this as a continuation of government under the party's mandate.
Mr. Charles Sherrill, United States Ambassador to Turkey, is quoted by a Turkish newspaper describing his intent to visit battle sites. The Turkish government allegedly urged him to refrain, saying they aim for friendship with Greece and do not want to display a victory before the civilized world.
J Pierpont Morgan will be asked to explain to the Fletcher investigating committee of the Senate the large numbers of Morgan firm members on railroad and industrial boards. The issue has lingered for four years and raises questions about business influence near the New York Stock Exchange.
A column recalls long past local events and people including Denton in Maryland, wedding notices for Miss Oliver Otis and Mr. Frederick Gebhardt Jr., military movements to Salt Lake City and the Philippines, graduates at Caroline High School, and reprinted notes on Methodism and local obituaries. Also mentions crops, weather, and agricultural spray recommendations.
Ross Farquar records Slats daily diary style, detailing a week of school woes. Entries mention report cards, calendars, a museum trip to see gargoyles, New York boasts, a newspaper job, a late radio program, and a lesson on Allamony with a tense moment over spelling and punishment.
Maryland growers are urged to handle asparagus carefully to retain quality from field to dealer. Spears deteriorate quickly after cutting, so cool, sunless storage and prompt cooling are essential. Bunches 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 pounds are common. fertilizer suggestions note avoid ammonium sulfate and use a 7-6-5 mix with lime to offset acidity.
The piece traces Mothers Day origins from Civil War tribute to a global observance. It quotes Dr J H M Knox Jr urging public health focus on maternal and infant care, especially during pregnancy and after birth. It notes prenatal clinics in Baltimore and six Maryland counties and hopes for statewide access to such services for all women.
The Orphans Court met with Judges West Towers and Dennis. Victor F Kirsch filed inventory and debts for Clementine Kirsch estate. Philip H Noble filed inventory and debts for George F Noble estate and received order to sell. Kemp Noble filed account of sales for Maggie Noble estate. Two church programs announced for May 18 at 8 p m at the Church of the Brethren. Ladies Missionary Society regular meeting and Mothers Day program with Glimpses of Life's Day scheduled.
Sunday School class enjoyed a weenie roast on Friday night with attendees including Mr and Mrs Friedel and several neighbors. A Junior Safety Campaign feature featured State Highway Officer W Pusha speaking on traffic rules for children. Numerous residents and visitors were listed, with many returning from travels to Florida and other towns, and local church and social visits noted.
Dentonia Theatre previews a string of standout films from May 12 to May 18. Gabriel Over The White House stars Walter Huston and Karen Morley, followed by Anmal Kingdom with Ann Harding and Leslie Howard. The King's Vacation features George Arliss, plus a Christ Church Guild benefit.
Miss Maud Morris of Tuckahoe Neck visited Miss Minnie Patchett over the weekend. For sale rock garden plants pansies and hardy flowers with shrub bargains this month announced by Mrs. A. G. Saulsbury of Ridgely Maryland.
The Maryland State Roads Commission invites sealed proposals for Contract Co-23-27 reconditioning the electrical system of the Choptank River bridge at Denton. Bids due by 12 M on May 23, 1933, at the Federal Reserve Bank Building in Baltimore. Bidders must qualify 30 days prior and may obtain forms for $1.00. The commission may reject any bid.
The petition is received and filed by the Public Service Commission of Maryland. It is ordered to be heard at the Commission office in Baltimore on Friday May 19 1933 at 10 16 am. Copy of order to be published in a Caroline county newspaper before May 18 1933. Copies to be posted at Denton Tuckahoe and Queen Anne stations today. Frank Harper True Copy.
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