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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1937

Page

6

Questions and Answers on Social Security in Denton Journal

The Denton Journal presents a weekly factual service on Social Security with answers from Luther Becker of the Social Security Board. Readers ask about old age pension, casual labor, death claims, and tax rates, with guidance on forms SS-5 SS-8 and OAC-1001 and state administration of aid.

Denton Journal Luther Becker Social Security Board 300 Court Square Baltimore

Good Food For Sound Thinkers

A devotional line echoes scripture urging calm and provision from Psalm 65 18. The verse highlights spiritual sustenance amid conflict and invokes a sense of divine deliverance and peace for weary minds.

Night Club Scenes Highlight Topper at Dentonia Theatre

Five elaborate nightclub sets on a Roach-M-G-M stage for Topper feature Rainbow Club Cafe Cabalebra Harlem Hot Cha Cafe Hawaiian Hut and Tony's Place with live musical acts.

Topper Dentonia Theatre Roach Studios Culver City New York Cabalebra Harlem Islands Tony Greenwich Village Bill

Silent Men and Road Back at Ridgely Theatre

Tim McCoy stars in Silent Men showing Friday and Saturday October 1 and 2 as a fugitive who helps a town and is pardoned after routing cattle rustlers. The Road Back, directed by James Whale, screens October 4–6, portraying soldiers craving peace after Armistice and the quiet that follows war.

Paramount Pictures Paul Gallico Dentonia Theatre Edward Everett Horton Lynne Overman Lucien Littlefield Benny Baker Porter Hall Ruth Coleman Colin Tapley Louise Campbell New York Tim McCoy Tim Ridgely Theatre McCoy Erich Remarque James Whale Universal

After Armistice Rumors, German Soldiers Face Hunger and Riots

Thoughts of men surge like a star burst as the Armistice nears truth. German troops retreat home to hunger riots and government forces shooting former sailors and soldiers in the square. Wives, lovers, and promises fracture under stress.

Salisbury Maryland Social Security Office Expands Services

The Salisbury Maryland Field Office of the Social Security Board expands to accept employer identification numbers and social security account numbers for area employees, and to handle old age benefit lump sum claims. It will serve Kent, Queen Anne, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, Wicomico, Somerset, and Worcester counties with typing center designation for faster, localized service.

Salisbury Maryland Social Security Board Harry T. Moore Kent Queen Anne Caroline Talbot Dorchester Wicomico Somerset Worcester Mioe Moore Baltimore

Summer tour ends as Child Health Trailer retires

After four months across Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore covering over 7000 miles, the new Child Health Trailer of the Bureau of Child Hygiene, Maryland State Department of Health, has been dismantled for winter. From May 1 to August 31 it visited nine counties and stopped at 194 sites, highlighting the agency's outreach.

Maryland Bureau of Child Hygiene Maryland State Department of Health St. Mary’s Charles Calvert Prince George’s Cecil Kent Queen Anne’s Talbot Somerset

Health Trailer conferences aid 3300 children across counties

County health officers directed traveling clinics tailed to babies and school age children not under medical supervision. Over 3,300 children were examined or weighed, with many needing follow up care and dental or nutritional attention. Vaccination gaps urged and a fall schedule planned.

Conservation program for 1938 announced in Maryland

A national conservation program for 1938 was announced after a Washington conference of state conservation committees and extension service officials. Maryland was represented by Paul E. Nystrom and W. E. Burall. The program uses the term goals for acreages of soil-depleting and soil-building crops and practices, with national goals split into state, county and farm targets. Maryland specifics include goals for soil-depleting crops and soil-conserving crops and practices, with interest in crops such as those noted for Maryland.

Washington AAA Maryland Paul E. Nystrom University of Maryland Extension Service College Park W. E. Burall State Conservation Committee New Market Nystrom

Soil program details outline payments and goals

The document describes 1938 farm aid rules with soil depleting and building goals, payment calculations per producer at crop year start, and conditions for full payment. State and county farmer committees will set goals and handle administration, computing payments by applying rates to soil-depleting and soil-conserving acreages across crops and land types.

University of Maryland Dairy Team Wins First in Judging Contest

The University of Maryland dairy cattle judging team won first place at the Inter Collegiate Dairy Cattle Judging contest in Springfield Massachusetts on September 20 with 2 115 points. Rutgers placed second with 1994 points New Hampshire took third with 1970 points Eleven colleges competed The Maryland team included Charles L Downey R Nelson Phelps and Frank McFarland alternates and Leroy W Ingham coached the group Downey led with fifth place Phelps was first among contestants and McFarland tied for seventh other teams included West Virginia Cornell Connecticut State College

University of Maryland Springfield Massachusetts Maryland Rutgers University University of New Hampshire Charles L. Downey Williamsport Washington County R. Nelson Phelps MacDonogh Baltimore County Frank McFarland Cumberland Allegany County Abram Gottwall Greensboro Caroline County Leroy W. Ingham Marylanders Phelps Downey McFarland D. C. Whitman Cornell West Virigiia Connecticut State College

College Point Totals From Regional Meet Revealed

With scores listed Massachusetts State College 1921 points University of Vermont 1918 University of Maine 1623 Rhode Island State College 1813 Pennsylvania State College 1885 and University of Maine noted in a regional meet tally.

Massachusetts State College University of Vermont Pennsylvania State College Rhode Island State College University of Maine

Changes in Pennsylvania traffic laws for motorists

The Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland summarizes amendments affecting traffic signals and parking. The yellow light allows cautious passage if a safe stop is impossible, and vehicles must not cross the intersection if within safe stopping distance. Parking is prohibited unless the view is clear for 300 feet.

Pennsylvania Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland Garrison P. Knox

Wheat sowing dates announced for Maryland regions

Maryland University entomology notes safe winter wheat sowing windows due to Hessian fly prevalence. Dr. E N Cory cites infestations from 4 to 38 percent, with regionally spaced dates from Sept 10 in Oakland to Oct 18 in Snow Hill, covering several cities including Hagerstown, Frederick, Westminster, Annapolis, Centreville, Easton, Salisbury, and Cambridge.

Department of Entomology University of Maryland E. N. Cory Oakland Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Westminster Bel Air Clinton Towson Ellicott City Rockville Annapolis Upper Marlboro la Plata Leonardtown Prince Frederick Chestertown Centreville Denton Easton Cambridge Salisbury Princess Anne Snow Hill

Great minds and progress quotes attributed to authors

A compact quotation note combines two famous lines about intellect and progress. It references Washington Irving and Mary Baker Eddy as authors associated with the ideas. The fragment hints at themes of purpose versus wishes and breaking human limits.

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