Reforestation plan opens paths for youth amid national debate
President Roosevelt's reforestation program offers thousands of unemployed American youths a six month civilian service in forests and parks. Selected through state agencies, they gain training, room and board, medical care, and a cash allowance while building trails, planting trees, and fighting fires. The program aims to develop self reliance and future employability beyond immediate relief. The piece then shifts to outlining the League of Nations and the Manchuria crisis, detailing the Lytton Commission’s findings and the subsequent political response, including the 1933 report and its implications for international diplomacy and debt burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Army
Department of Labor
U.S. Forest Service
Council of the
League of Nations
Mukden
Geneva
China
Manchuria
League
Japan
Far East
Lord Lytton
England
Lytton
General McCoy
United States
Manchukuo
Shanghai
Special Assembly
Committee of Nineteen
Russia
The
Paris
Washington
Assembly of the League
Economic highlights of proposed inflation bill
The article outlines a broad policy to raise prices and expand credit via government actions. It details presidential power to mobilize Federal Reserve assets up to 3 billion dollars, issue currency, devalue the gold content, and freely coin silver, with emergency reserves to be set by the Fed. It notes debtor creditor relations shift under devaluation and warns of expert opinions on such effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Economic shifts promise gains across classes
The text outlines how rising costs and prices affect farmers workers and unemployed alike. It notes net benefits for those holding raw materials and for unemployed as demand expands with renewed world trade efforts. It cites five outcomes from talks with foreign envoys, and reports improving business conditions since March, including higher auto and steel output, rising store sales, and farm markets firming. It also records obituaries and local notices from the Easton area, including Mollie Collins and Alyces Burrows hospital updates and several visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Geneva
Federalsburg Local Notes Twenty Five Years Ago
Local items recount small community events from Federalsburg and surrounding towns. The record notes a city council, mill sale, trout fishing, marriages, health notices, court actions, deaths, and memorials with several named residents and dates in the Delaware region.
Cheap Safe Motoring Insurance
A reflection on motorists neglecting brakes despite insuring cars for damage and medical expenses. Warns that worn brake linings cause many accidents and urges relining with genuine linings, properly adjusted, to protect drivers, families, and other road users in high speed traffic.
Slats Diary From Denton Boy Reveals School and Baseball Views
Drab diary entries recount daily life with family, school, a party, and mishaps. The piece notes a Denton High baseball loss in extras to Greensboro, highlighting players George Good and Bob Middleton and predicting a stronger next season for Caroline's team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Boys
Denton
Greensboro
George Good
Henry
Murphy
Bob Middleton
Caroline
Denton County Meet Dominated by Denton High in Track Events
In a county meet hosted by Denton High multiple events crowned Denton winners. Highlights include G Murphy winning 880 yards for Greensboro with H Cross second and S Hill from Denton third. G Good of Denton took the 440 yard dash with E Collison second and E Larrimore third. R Middleton of Denton High won the running broad jump while T Gray of Ridgely took second. F Spence of Greensboro won the high jump with Wright of Preston second and E Todd of Federalsburg third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Murphy
Greensboro
H. Cross
Ridgely
S. Hill
Denton
R. Ledbetter
G. Good
E. Collison
Preston
E. Larrimore
C. Foxwell
T.robinson
R. Middleton
C. Willey
R. Stafford
M. Dulin
M. Parks
L. Wyatt
C. Smith
M. Seeney
Nichols
E. Bishop
Pearson
H. Perry
E. Thomas
S. Redden
T. Gray
Henderson
Pearl Melvin
Lorraine Landerberger
Betty Walls
Dorothy Edge
Phyllis Shewbrooks
Bessie Kowell
Pearl Knotts
Mary Zloack
Ssecond
Leona Merriken
Audrey Jump
Mary Shaffer
Sara Finn
Virginia Johnson
J. Ann Deen
Edith Eaton
Anna Seiler
Federalsburg
Auretta Lucas
Madline Cheezum
Pauline Chambers
Beatrice Todd
Camilla Milleman
Susie Oros
Louise Butler
Elizabeth Lankford
Margaret Griffith
Clara Kimmey
Emma Seiler
Sarah Hollister
Sarah Neal
Marydel
Theresa Seiler
June Richards
Roy Grennincto
Grace Zaro
Mildred Walls
Anna Lepore
Seiler
Mildred Thorpe
Elizabeth Langrell
Mildred Harris
Hazel Hutson
Hannah Detwiler
Ellen Draper
Luella Stufft
Mary Stevenson
Elizabeth Pinder
Edna Smith
Adalene Ackermann
Elsie Andrew
Nellie Hignutt
Louise Schlegel
Julietta Henry
Margaret Seese
Celeste Clark
Caroline High
Dorothy Jones
Lynnie Lord
Ada Hopkins
Winifred Towers
Helen Stafford
Louise Andrews
Genevieve Lord
Clara Weir
Isabelle Butler
Ruth Johnson
Doris Hallowell
Rachel Mc‘Mahan
Jeanette Hallowell
Pauline Poyner
Florence Brauchle
Loretta Wright
Frances Smith
Dorothy Patchett
Sara Smith
Mildred Lang
May Tracy
Lillian Collins
Louise Covey
Madelyn Cooper
Miriam Atkinson
Larue Crane
Gertrude Covey
Elizabeth Cochran
Milldred Cahall
Mary Nashold
Anna Jurceka
Anna Neal
Vacation Health Warnings Highlight Typhoid Vaccination
The piece lists numerous local visitors and health guidance urging vaccination against typhoid fever for vacationers. Dr. R H Riley emphasizes three shots a week apart, noting summer exposure risks from contaminated water and food and the role of carriers. It urges readers planning trips to consult doctors or health officers for immunization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Riley
Uproaretta Kitch en Cabinet Concert at Dover High
Dover High presents a Friday night concert by the young ladies orchestra featuring unique instruments and songs from long ago. Titled Uproaretta, the event includes Robin Adair and Annie Laurie with period pieces. Adults 25c, students 15c. candy sold before and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Cornetta Fundas
Robin Adair
Annie Laurie
Smithville Family Hosts Visitors and Guests Over Weekend
Smithville hosts Harlan Clevenger and Ed Favanger families from Milford and Palmer Lare with Altha Lare at dinner last Sunday. Louise Bowdle stayed with Evelyn Williams near Chestnut Woods last Thursday night. Percy Tucker visited Wilmington Wednesday to Saturday. Dan Horsey spent the weekend with cousin Louise Bawdle. George Tucker and Addie Bawdle were Greenwood and Wilmington visitors and relatives.
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Harlan Clevenger
Ed Favenger
Milford
Palmer Lare
Altha Lare
Louise Bowdle
Evelyn Williams
Near Chestnut Woods
Percy Tucker
Wilmington
Little Dan Horsey
Louise Bawdle
Funeral for Mrs Laura Belle Hopkins Held at Prospect Church
The funeral for Mrs Laura Belle Hopkins of Hopkins was held Monday at Prospect M E Church with interment at Hollywood Cemetery. She was daughter of Reuben Ross and widow of Alfred Hopkins, survived by children Reba Allie Belle Powell. Also noted are visits, conventions, and local church society activities involving area residents.
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Andrew J. Bailey
Denton
Thomas N. Chambers
J. W. Noble
H. F. Stowell
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Wm. T. Sewell
West Denton
Charles Collins
Hobbs
Fred Paisley
Mark H. Smith
Reuben Raleigh
Delaware, Bay
F. B. Nuttle
Wilson
New Bridge
Cordova
Gay
Messick
Sennett and
Fleetwood
Joshua W. Bryant
Tuckahoe Neck
Oakford
Baltimore
Alonzo Hubbard
Sydney Pearl Sketchway
R. J. Satterfield
Burrsville
W. E. Roe
W. O. Ledman
John T. Carter
Harrington
W. L. Cooper
Goldsboro
T. E. Heather
Marydel
Warren Vansant
Greensboro
Theodore Saulsbury
Charles B. Harrison
Preston
R. Kemp Jefferson
H. W. B. Rowe
Hillsboro
John D. Davis
Ridgely
John Dalladway
Fowling Creek
Frances Karabinos
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Caroline County
Miss Karabinos
Centreville
Lewis
Bryant and Young
John Wallace
Wallace
Kent County
Maryland
Wiliam Ringgold
E. L. Coblentz
Kent
William T. Andrew
Miss Blackburn
J. E. Curry
John Morgan
Easton
T. S. Milby
Laura Belle
Hopkins
Prospect M. E. Church
Hollywood
Reuben Ross
Alfred Hopkins
Reba
Allie Belle
Austine Stafford
Powell
R. Wesley Ross
Smyrna
Dover
G. B. Vincent
Mary Barney
Tomahawk School
Clement Simpson
Arrington
Willis Morris
Laura Porter
Mite Society
Union Corner
M. P. Church
Strene Turner
Washington
Hendersons Triumph in Elementary Speedball Tourney
Henderson wins the Elementary Boys Speed Ball Championship 6-4 over Ridgely and 7-4 over Denton, with a roster including G Congell P Corella R Faulkner J Jones R Jones V Jones HM Read M Read R Thomas C Zlock. The Greensboro tournament also lists other group results and player names.
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Greensboro
Ridgely
Denton
Preston
Henderson
Federalsburg
R. Bilbrough
W. Briggs
P. Bickling
T. Cohee
St. Deaner
G. Dyer
R. Hudson
A. Miller
H. Pritchett
N. Walls
A. Gadow
R. Garrett
R. Grime
L. Hulliger
E. Hurley
R. Robinson
O. Spicer
B. Todd
W. Turner
R. Willis
Parker Family Hosts 16th Birthday for William Parker
Barraville residents recall a lively Friday gathering at Mr and Mrs Fred Parker home on May 12 for their son William sixteenth birthday and Mrs Parker’s birthday. The event featured games and music with late refreshments as guests departed.
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Fred Parker
William
Parker
Burrsville M. E
Wesley
Hickman
Edgar Blades
Clark
Hillsboro
Melvin James
Brown Thawley
H. A. Porter
Wilmington
A. T. Garrett
Walter Myers
Millington
John Woodell
College Park
Wesley Thawley and Sons
Denton
Leth Parker
F. P. Parker
Clarence Voss
C. W. Stokes
Harmony Hosts A Relatives Gathering In Mr Wright's Home
Harmony report shows Mr and Mrs Norman Wright hosting a Sunday gathering with Jessie Williams Philip Hall and Dorothy Hall Lewis Wright of Wilmington Alva Webster Todd families from Federalsburg plus Mr and Mrs Webster Todd and son Alva Webster. Calvin Todd shows improvement while Mrs Webster Todd recovers at home under doctor care. Maurice Todd and son Ray visited Mrs John Marine and Sunday School notes improved.
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Norman Wright
Jessie Williams
Philip Hall
Dorothy
Lewis Wright
Wilmington
Webster Todd
Alva Webster
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Calvin Todd
Maurice Todd
Ray
John Marine
Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate In Maryland Foreclosure
Assignees will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Denton Courthouse door Maryland the two parcels of land in Caroline County described as Tract No 1 and Tract No 2. The sale follows a May 3 1932 mortgage from James Warner and Ruth Warner to Archie F Howard assigned to Wilbert L Merriken for foreclosure due to default. Degree measurements and boundaries are given with parcels located near Holiness Camp Ground and J Wiggins land and near J Virgil Moore land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warner
Ruth Virginia Warner
Archie F. Howard
Caroline County
Wilbert L. Merriken
Denton
Maryland
Holiness Camp Ground
John Wiggins
J. Virgil Moore
Moore
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Smithson
Mollie Collins
Frank Collins
Messrs
Gilbert and
Harold Collins
Washington, D. C
Earl Wilson
Roy Kennedy
Kenneth Collins
Mabel Collins
Linchester Cemetery
Little Alyces Burrows
Henry, Burrows
Easton Hospital
J. Jester
Guy Graves
R. F. Coleman
L. Price
Hilda Jones
A. R. Willoughby
Mary Cole
Pennsylvania
Albert Schmick
E. Dukes
C. L. Perry
Bridgeville
M. J. Hall
Hebron
Gus Prager
Ross Farquar
Joe Hix Das
Enny
Pritty Dum
Sissy Brooks
Jake
Jane and Me
Janes
U. States
Caleb Quint
IC. H. S
G'boro
Amie
Moore’s
Elizabeth Bennett
Mary Bickling
Cardella Faulkner
Marion iJones
Madelyn Kabelka
Anna Melvin
Irma Voyesik
Glendora Walls
Helen Walls
Hubbard’s
Friendship
Hubbard's
Bertha Collins
Lee Engle
William Fluharty
Bernard Healey
Mildred Fluharty
Mary Ismer
Lillian Holecheck
Anne Watkins
Mildred Hopkins
Leona Jones
Esther Lord
Leona Schmick
Sarah Smith
Mabel Todd
Eleanor Trice
Harmony
Andersontown
Eugene Carroll
Joseph Colgain
Samuel Colgain
Ethel Harmon
Ruth Magrogan
Louise Scott
Ruth Sharp
Henry States
Ella
Mae Wright
James Wright
Frank Stevenson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Joseph Mancha
Hem
Mons
Mrs. Peacock
Jamaica, N. Y
Chas. Starkey
Emily Stevenson
Philadelphia
Keeneman
C. C. Sermon
Laurel
Roche
Hiram Kenton
Kenton
Davis Bishop
Church House
Andrew Mitchell
James Swing
Jas. Swing Jr
Elsie Matthews
Wilbur Breeding
Carlisle Bennington
MacPherson
Virginia Holsinger
Virgie Sparks
William Davis
George Slaughter
Olan Porter
Crumpton
Kent Temple
Ross Simon
Elmira
N.Y
Margaret Swing
James Hevalow
Uproaretta
Kitchen Kabinet Koncert
Smithville
George Tucker
Greenwood
Addie Bawdle
Vernon
M. E. [Church
Monroe G. Crouse
Barraville
U. S
Wilbert &. Merriken, Cae
Jack L. Stevens
Tri- State Packers Association
William S. Merriken
Denton, Md
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