Dr Lovejoy urges youth role in nation rebuilding
Dr Owen R Lovejoy of Washington spoke in Denton urging a half million young doctors and nurses to work in rural areas and a million teachers to reduce child care burdens. He warned of unemployment if production lags 1929 levels and argued reform in opportunity across states like California and South Carolina. He called for one million recreation directors to curb crime costs and promote attractive rural life. The American Youth Commission report due June 4 was cited with Maryland as a regional example.
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Owen R. Lovejoy
Washington
American Youth Commission
Denton
Love- Joy
California
South Carolina
Lovejoy
Maryland
Weather and crop conditions on the Eastern Shore week summary
The week featured widespread cloudiness and moisture with cool spells on the 18th and 19th and moderately warm days from the 20th to the 24th. Light rain occurred on the 18th, with showers and thunderstorms on the 20th 21st 22nd 23rd and 24th. Growth favored by weather, crops in good to excellent condition, with wheat blooming rye heads filling peas and strawberries harvests in southern and central counties.
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Easton
La Plata
Flintstone
Laurel
Garrett County
Alleghany
Faulkner
Uniontown
Snow Hill
May twilight notes and historic maritime firsts
May entries record a parade of dates and events from 1769 to 1918 including the Walk-in-the-Water steamboat launch on Lake Erie, Ebenezer Butterick’s birth, a Utah dam breach, an 1854 wagon explosion, and the Boston hanging of Mary Dyer. The fragment also cites Emerson and a Venus transit observation, reflecting miscellany in a historical calendar style.
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Lake Erie
Marylander Wins Claims In The House
Maryland representative T Alan Goldsborough secured two House consented payouts totaling 15000 to Chesapeake City residents for damage tied to the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal conversion. George E Titter earned 10000 for a wharf blockage and dumped dredged material. Mallory Toy received 5000 for dumped material and dolphins built opposite his land. The items advance to the Senate.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
House
Chesapeake City
Costello
California
Mr. Goldsborough
George E. Titter
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Titter
army engineers
Goldsborough
Mr. Titter
Mallory Toy
Senate
Evelyn Wright shines in Banks College Philadelphia
Miss Evelyn Wright after graduating from Caroline High School in 1936 entered Banks College Philadelphia for a Secretarial Course. She completed the course with high marks and strong shorthand and typing, earning praise for supporting herself with outside work to pay expenses. Several Maryland students excel at Banks College including Jane Garey Denton Ruth Flaharty Preston Miriam Todd Preston Catharine Welch Beatrice Richards Virginia Laramore Greensboro and Virginia L Wright Federalsburg.
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Caroline High School
Evelyn Wright
Banks College
Philadelphia
Miss Wright
Denton
Maryland
Jane Garey
Ruth Flaharty
Miriam Todd
Preston
James W. Lewis
Easton
Catherine Welch
Beatrice Richards
Virginia Laramore
Greensboro
Virginia L. Wright
Federalsburg
Western Maryland
Exam Year Ends With Record Time Capsule Celebration
Beacom College representatives Leach and Ott recorded seniors speeches and class yell on two records to preserve voices for future listening. The school held a memorial day message and a bulletin board on war, followed by various class notes, exams, and upcoming trip plans for the senior class including a Wednesday afternoon trip to Rehoboth Beach and a weiner roast.
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Beacom's College
Messrs. Leach
Ott
Leach
Mr. Cumming
Miss Willoughby
Hughes
Rehoboth Beach
Senate
House
conference
Congress
Orphans Court Session in Caroline County May 24 1938
The Orphans Court for Caroline County met in regular session on Tuesday May 24 1938 with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis present. Orders approved include renunciations filed letters of administration granted to Charles F Perry and Roy E Perry for Frank L Perry estate bond and notice to creditors with appraisers named Fred Perry and Roland Chambers. Administrations granted to Cecelia E Griffin and George Slaughter for William F Griffin estate bond notice to creditors issued with appraisers Earl Holsinger and John Ebling. Report of sale of real estate in James E Williamson estate decree for sale and trustee bond filed in Milby v Longfellow et al. Answer of AleZine Longfellow and withdrawal petition in Victoria Luther guardianship.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Frank L. Perry
Charles F. Perry
Roy E. Perry
Fred Perry
Roland Chambers
William F. Griffin
Cecelia E. Griffin
George Slaughter
Earl Holsinger
John Ebling
James E. Williamson
Alezine Longfellow
Milby
Memorial Day Observed by Local Veterans and Orders
Memorial Day will be observed Sunday May 29 by Caro Line Council No 175 Jr O U A M and Caroline Post No 29 American Legion with services at Denton cemetery at 2 PM. A parade from Courthouse square forms at 1 PM followed by an honorary volley Taps America prayer and addresses by Rev T Turkington and others.
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Caroline Council
Carloine Post
American Legion
Denton cemetery
the Legion
National Guard
Courthouse
Caroline Post No
America
M. S. Andrews
Messrs
Turkington
Fleetwood
Rutter
T. J. Turkington
Margaret
Sylvia
Chester
Paul Leese
Emmett Lord
Richard Blackburn
Federalsburg Wins 4 Of 5 In Week Of Baseball
Federalsburg Athletics go 4 and 1 in a week in the Eastern Shore League. They defeated Milford twice and Salisbury once as New hitting power lifts the Dover club, tied with Salisbury for team batting at .324. Alex Monchak leads with a .500 average and 24 hits in 11 games. Zip Legates and Syd Gordon pace home runs, 19 RBIs each, while many players hit over .250. Pitching features mixed results as teams show improvement in hitting. Dover tied Salisbury for top batting, while Federalsburg trails in standings.
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Federalsburg Athletics
Milford
Salisbury
Dover
Baltimore Orioles
Delaware
Orioles
Joop
Indians
Mike Urban
Crisfield
Legates
Centreville
Cambridge
Pocomoke
Federalsburg
Easton
Federalsburg-Easton
Federalaburg
Cea
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