Faithful Servant Goldsborough Re-elected Promise
Voters on Maryland's Eastern Shore head to the polls on November 8 to re‑elect Congressman T Alan Goldsborough. The piece lauds his record in rivers and harbors work, CCC and drainage camps, flood projects, pensions for veterans, job creation, and harbor improvements in Deal’s Islands, Smiths Island, Broad Creek, Crisfield, and Tangier Sound, citing sustained federal help for Somerset County.
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Kingdom of Heaven
T. Alan Goldsborough
Congress
Congressman Goldsborough
Somerset County
Goldsborough
CCC
Deal’s Islands
Smiths Island
Broad Creek
Pocomoke
Tangier Sounds
Crisfield Harbor
Little Annamessex
Tangier Sound
Eastern Shore backs faithful servant Goldsborough
The Crisfield Times lauds Congressman Goldsborough as a safe sane and valuable public servant who has tirelessly served the Eastern Shore counties. It calls for re election on November 8th and urges voters to reward his record with continued support.
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Somerset County
Shore
Goldsborough
Congress
Alan Goldsborough
Crisfield Times
Democratic Ticket Backed in Maryland Vote
A political appeal urges Maryland voters to support the Democratic ticket led by Herbert R. O Conor for governor and Senator Millard E Tydings for U S Senate. It criticizes Governor Nice, touts O Conor as advancing a school system free from outside influence, and calls for electing the full Democratic slate.
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Maryland
Nice
Baltimore City
J. Purdon Wright
State Roads Commission
Democratic Party
Herbert R. O’conor
State of
Herbert R. O'Conor
Millard E. Tydings
United States Senate
Voting Foresight: Congress Seats Shift Predicted
Newsweek survey of 40 sources asks how America will vote and how Congress will behave. Current history shows Democrats hold 333 House followers and 77 Senate Democrats. Responses forecast Republican gains in the House ranging 52 to 60 seats, with Democrats losing 50 to 60, minor parties steady or falling, and both groups predicting a four seat Republican gain in the Senate.
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America
Newsweek
Jim Farley
John Hamilton
House
Senate
Predictions on GOP gains and postwar outlook
If borne out, Republicans would gain about 60 House seats in an off year, though leaders would refrain from celebration. Newsweek surveys show the GOP weakening since spring. factors include recession and midterm swing, while foreign policy gains President Clinton. Most expect Congress to be moderately independent, with Democrats holding large majorities. Business sentiment remains cautiously optimistic as auto production and construction rebound, and wage-hour law effects are muted.
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Newsweek
Congress
White House
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Sloan
Editorial Notes on Confidence and the GOP
The piece argues the Republican leaders used the word confidence to influence business and the public, noting firms and their spouses funded propping up the GOP while business backed New Deal measures like the NRA and Wagner Act. It cites Fortune magazine praise for labor reforms and Roosevelt popularity, accusing GOP backers of duplicity and misrepresentation to sponsors and voters.
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American Liberty League
NRA
Hoover
Labor Relations Board
Fortune
Deluxe Magazine of Business
Roosevelt
Business leaders urge ignoring politicians in mass production era
Walter Weisenburger, executive vice president of the National Manufacturers' Association, says business is a social matter now and public policy involves industry. The Wall Street Journal notes a desire to reduce GOP friction and makes clear business must respond to the call for policy engagement.
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Walter Weisenburger
National Manufacturers' Association
Wall Street Journal
United States expands role in Latin America trade
A news column notes US Brazil Argentina and Uruguay ships launched by the American Maritime Commission early in October as part of expanding Latin American trade under the Monroe Doctrine. It warns against Bolshevism and Nazism influence while urging Latin American nations to handle their own affairs to avoid European entanglements.
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U. S
United States State Department
Brazil
America
Uncle Sam
United States
American Maritime Commission
Argentina
Uruguay
Washington
Atlantic
Mexico
Trotsky
Buzzard
Mexico City
Toladano
Cardenas
Huey Long
Latin America
Monroe
Europe
Local notes from Ridgely and nearby towns
Residents report health updates and travels with several hospital stays and recoveries. Jean Callahan Naw, Mrs Mason and others recuperate after appendicitis operation at Euston Hospital. Miss Mary Laird visits York Pa. and Rehoboth. Husking bee held by Brethren at Rev Joseph Rittenhouse’s place. Various households update on home improvements travels and visits across Ridgely Chester and nearby areas. The old post office serves as Democratic headquarters.
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Cary Callahan
Jean
Mason
Euston Hospital
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
York
Alice Pendleton
Church of the Brethren
Joseph Rittenhouse
Paul Holsinger
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
John Baynard
Cester
Easton Hospital
Til Pinder
Lawrence Wilson
Central Avenue
Second Street
Ed. Morris
Frank Matthews
Geo. McKnott
Milford
Harvey Dean
Dorothy
Harvey Fountain
Chester
Grace Rickards
Wilmington
William Rickards
Steven Lynch
Ridgely
Jumptown
Carlton Marvel
Beverly
Mr. Marvel
Alice Wilson
Maple Avenue
Jack Wadkins
Carney’s Point
Clifton Morris
Household Hints Pumpkin Chiffon Pie Recipe
A vintage recipe for Pumpkin Chiffon Pie combines pumpkin with brown sugar and egg yolks, thickened with gelatin, then folded with beaten egg whites and sugar. The filling cooks until thick, is finished with whipped cream, and set in a baked shell.
Driving Licenses and Safety Standards Urged for All Drivers
The piece argues that unlike trains ships and aircraft motor vehicles are driven by untrained people. It criticizes current licensing in many states and calls for universal testing proving fitness and knowledge of traffic laws to reduce the highway accident toll. It warns that millions with visual or psychological issues drive dangerous speeds.
Big Double Feature This Weekend At Dentonia Theatre
The Dentonia Theatre presents a western double feature with Smith Ballew in Panamint's Bad Man and The Bad Man of Brimstone. Dennis O'Keefe rises to stardom in The Chaser, while Jane Withers stars in Keep Smiling. Speed To Burn debuts next, plus Valley of the Giants dam explosion showcases wild action.
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Smith Ballew
Dentonia Theatre
Panamint
20Th Century-Fox
Opus
Dennis O’keefe
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rosalie
Hollywood
Jane
Jane Withers
John Stone
Valley of the Giants
Bridgeville
Calif
Warner Bros
Keighley
Starrett rescues cowgirl Bandit at Ridgely Theatre
Charles Starrett returns to the Ridgely Theatre Friday and Saturday in West of the Santa Fe a gun blazing US marshal pursues arsonists meets a fugitive woman with a murder charge. Joe Penner stars in I’m From the City a comedy about romance and rivalry at Ridgely with Lorraine Krueger Kay Sutton. Ritz Brothers lead Damon Runyon’s Straight Place and Show at Ridgely November 7 8 9 with racing capers ending in laughter.
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Robin Hood
Charles Starrett
Ridgely Theatre
Columbia
Joe Penner
Richard Lane
Joe
Paul Giuffoyle
Lorraine Krueger
Kay Sutton
RKO Radio
Ridgely
Damon
Daffy Ritz Brothers
Damon Runyon
Ritzes
Oyster farming history shows seed methods and laws
The article traces ancient and modern oyster cultivation from early Roman and Chinese efforts to 19th century U.S. and French innovations. It notes key milestones including transplanting oysters, using shells as seed collectors, and Captain de Broca’s guidance leading to large scale seed production and expanded beds in New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia, securing oyster supply for commerce.
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Sergius
Baiae
Atlantic
Rome
Maine
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Haven
Chesapeake
France
Monsieur de Costa
de Broca
Captain de Broca
Napoleon III
United States
New Jerey
New Jersey
County of
Monmouth
Maryland
Virginia
Card of Thanks for Ida Thomas
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother Mrs. Ida Thomas. Gratitude for floral tributes and special thanks to Dr Plummer for prompt aid and hospital transport, and to those who lent cars. Helen Mezick Olin Thomas Roland Thomas and spouses.
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Ida Thomas
Plummer
Helen Mezick
Olin Thomas
Roland Thomas
Orphans Court Notices Filed for Multiple Estates
Proof of publication of notice to creditors filed in Robert W. Knotts estate. Account of sales of personalty filed in John M. Wooters estate. Petition and order to assign stock filed in William R. Fountain estate. Inventory and appraisement of personal property filed in Maurice A. Dragoo estate. Order to sell granted.
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Robert W. Knotts
John M. Wooters
William R. Fountain
Maurice A. Dragoo
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Denton and District
Twenty five years ago land transfers occur as Daniel Altfather purchases H F King farm on the Denton Hillsboro road from W B and W H Nuttle. Mrs Edgar Stafford and Miss Edna Saulsbury suffer injuries in a car accident. State Roads Commission awards contracts for a new concrete State Road from Linchester to near Waddell's Corner. A wedding wave includes Miss Henrietta Anderson to Mr William H Liles of Wilmington. Other notices cover weddings in Rhodesdale and Goldsboro, local deaths, and planned road improvements with cooperation from Queen Annes County for a Shells aided Shoemaker road project.
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H. F. King
Denton
Hillsboro
W. B
W. H. Nuttle
Daniel Altfather
Altfather
Edgar Stafford
Edna Saulsbury
State Roads Commission
Thomas C. Forsythe
Baltimore
Linchester
Ellwood
Waddell’s Corner
East New Market
Henrietta Anderson
Harriet Anderson
Isaac D. Anderson
William H. Liles
Wilmington
North Carolina
J. R. Gaar
Laura Wix
George E. Saulsbury
Anderson Redden
Charles F. Stevens
Dawson O. George
Liles
North Second Street
Kemp Stevens
Anderson
Nellie Truitt
Rhodesdale
Duke Hammond
Oak Grove
Del
Q. G. Truitt
P. W. Crosby
Gethsemane M. P. Church
Belva Wheatley
H. A. G. Westerfield
Queen Anne's
Slats Diary by Oliver N Warren
Sunday entries recount church, gym and youth activities and healthy habits for Jake and Blisters. Monday notes a beggar and mother’s distrust of beggars. Tuesday describes a noosepaper candidate, union ties and editor’s skepticism. Wednesday covers Cleopatra Redy and Lemuel Brown marriage mixup. Friday has Doctor Killen as a physician, wife’s nerves and aging. Saturday quotes sun, heat, and longing for change.
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S. S&s
Jake
Are
Unyen
Cleopatry Reddy
Kash
Detter
Lemuel Brown
Mister Brown
Cleo
Otto
Killem
Tommas
Local Folks Update from Goldsboro Community
Movements shift as Cartwrights and DeWitts swap homes. Baltimore visitors Miss Eleanor May Bobbitt and aunts stay with Rev and Mrs Bobbitt. Milby and Griffin households travel to Washington and Virginia. Ladies Aid hosts and thanks supporters for a recent supper. Sewing Circle enjoyed by Mrs Harvey Meeks. Florence Jarrell visits son Clifford Cortelyau and wife in Philadelphia. John Sylvester visits relatives in Wilmington. Ed Clark hosts children for a Sunday gathering.
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Leroy Cartwright
Farman House
Esther DeWitt
Cartwright
Eleanor May Bobbitt
Baltimore
A. D. Quillen
Ladies Aid
Sewing Circle
Harvey Meeks
Florence Jarrell
Clifford Cortelyau
Philadelphia
John Sylvester
Wilmington
Ed. Clark
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Marky Melvin
Democratic
Caroline County
Harford County
the Treasury
J. Millard Tawes
William C. Walsh
Allegany County
Court of Appeals
James A. Young
Second Judicial Circuit of
Thomas J. Keating
State Senate
A. Fletcher Sisk
House of Delegates
D. W. Banning
W. Edmond Neal
Layman
J. Redden
Fred E. Covey
Wayne A. Cawley
William M. Garey Harry L. Sullivan
H. Roland Towers
Carlton
West
The
Orphans’ Court
Jesse T. Dennis E. Lloyd Fooks
Luther W. Handy
William E, Andrew
Atheih
Starrett
Cowgirl
Lewis Radcliffe
Oyster Institute of North America
Washington, D. C
Nan Towers
Harrington
W. T. Bullock
W. H. Cahall
Joseph Calloway
Ezekiel Fleming
Cahall
Bullock
Henry Stafford
Burrsville
Milford Calloway
Fleming
Stafford
Lincoln
W. H. Beck
Master Smith
W. L. DeFord
William
Louise
Harry Beck
Caroline DeFord
S. J. Callahan
Federalsburg
T. Clayton Taylor
Grove
John F. Cannon
Third District
Cem
Oliver N. Warren
Goldsboro
Irving W. Trice
Mr. Trice
W. S. Rutter
Pypwspa PE Rint Erik
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