Save a Life Campaign to Run Across Three States
Virginia and the District of Columbia join Maryland in a tri state Save a life Campaign from October 15 to November 30. Commissioner E Austin Baughman says about 875000 cars will be inspected with over 1000 stations planned in Maryland. He urges motorists to cooperate for safety and notes defective brakes tires lights and steering contribute to accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
E. Austin Baughman
Colonel Baughman
National Conference On
If Newspapers Feed Your Minds, Who Feeds Your Wants
William D. McJunkin of McJunkin Advertising in Chicago argues newspapers spark thought and influence daily life. He asks readers how they would cope without newspapers and urges businesses to tell their stories through print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. McJunkin
McJunkin Advertising Company
Chicago
Roosevelt Campaign Expands Reach and Influence
Editorial notes roosevelt campaign growth from west speeches to nationwide support. Party leaders who once controlled the GOP now fear Roosevelt’s momentum and abandon dignity in a last bid to stop a landslide, hoping for an unlikely 1928 miracle from rival candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
West
Republican Party
Hurleys
Hydes
Jahneckes
Polls Signal Roosevelt Lead Across Nation, War Warning
The piece argues that diverse straw polls from Maine to nationwide show a Roosevelt victory trend. It notes Republican leaders mobilizing to counter the shift and recalls the World Congress against War in Amsterdam, urging a united front against conflict and imperialism. The article casts the Poland German relations in Upper Silesia as tense yet ripe for reconciliation amid economic interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
United States
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Hoover
Universal Service
Washington
Japan
China
Manchuria
Germany
Bolivia
Paraguay
Amsterdam
Romain Rolland
Rolland
Henri Barbusse
Exposition Palace
Ffrom
Barbusse
France
America
Post War Europe and humanitarian aid in a changing world
A discussion of postwar Europe highlights the rise of a Polish state as a key feature and the need for global adaptation. Pierre Ceresole’s humanitarian groups report progress aiding Europe, including Bryn Mawr Wales, and focus on aiding people over warfare. The League of Nations opens its session with the Far East issue to be discussed after the Lytton Commission report. Dr Mary Woolley calls for strong public demand for disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Ceresole
Europe
France
Bryn Mawr
Wales
Britain
League of Nations
Far East
Lytton Commission
Shanghai
League
Mary Woolley
William E. Temple Sr dies at 72 in Ridgely
Berlin note recalls former Queen Annes County official William E. Temple Sr who died after paralysis at his Ridgely home aged 72. He served as Sheriff in 1870 71 and represented the Democratic party in the Legislature. Survived by widow three children J Frank Temple William E Temple Jr and Mrs A W Carmine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jarman
Berlin
William E. Temple
Ridgely
A. W. Carmine
Chestertown
William H. Simpson
Greensboro
J. H. Beauchamp
Greensboro Cemetery
Oysters Return as Maryland Seaso n Opens with Health Checks
The article notes oysters return with autumn frosts and lists approved processing steps. The State Department of Health warns packers to meet U S Public Health Service and state rules for shocking and canning oysters to retain certification. It urges proper facilities, cleanliness, sterilization, and employee medical exams before work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Department of Health
Bureau of Food and Drugs
United States Public Health Service
A. L. Sullivan
Bureau of Food, and Drugs
Tomato yield and local notices from Denton area
Mr. Otto Schalk near Denton harvested 25 tons of tomatoes from under two acres. The Seventeenth annual reunion of the First Eastern Shore Volunteers was held at Federalsburg last Thursday. Caroline county receives 3838.64 from the state school fund distribution by Comptroller Atkinson. Several local men named to state party and county offices, a Greensboro concrete bridge completion, and multiple farm sales and social events including a Concord parsonage wedding between Celesta Reibold and Clayton E. Clark are noted along with obituaries and funerals for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schalk
Denton
Eastern Shore
Federalsburg
State School Fund
Atkinson
Caroline County
J. E. Ellwanger
Democratic State Central Committee
H. E. Ramsdell
Republican Committee
Messrs. Redden & Downes
Messrs
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Bel Air High School
Baltimore City College
Brumbaugh
B. B. Brumbaugh
Concord Parsonage
Celesta Reibold
Baltimore
Wildiston
Clayton E. Clark
J. M. Clark
Wil‘iston
Delia Mowbray
Edward Hubbard
Easton
Mary E. Hobbs
Philadelphia
James H. Nichols
Mary
Helen Roe
Jamestown
J. P. Horsey
Wilmington
Somers Blake
East
Wm. Hare
A. Meredith
Williston
Mary Meredith
Nannie Towers
Miss Meredith
Nettie Horsey
Sherman Hignutt
Rhoda Marine
Concord
Eleanor Hedges
Harry Davis
M. Bates Smith
Union M. P. Church
H. S. Johnson
George Lucas Parks
George H. Parks
Mary E. Clark
California
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
F. T. Benson
H. 8. Johnson
T. H. Wright
A. C. McGilton
Denton Cemetery
Nathan M. Jarman
Tuckahoe Neck
John W. Jones
Henry Drum
Ridgely
Jarman
Thomas Jarman
Froude
John F. Jarman
Greensboro
Robert E. Jarman J
James S. Jarman
William T. Jarman
Marion F. Jarman
Goldsboro
Charles F. Jarman
Howard
Charity and Happiness echoed in timeless quotes
A compact reflection on charity and happiness rooted in Henry Drummond and the Christian Science Monitor, highlighting charity as covering faults and happiness as a God given heritage realized as spiritual ideas lodge in consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Mercy Begets Blessings for Recipients and Givers
A Christian Science reflection notes that those who receive mercy and those who dispense mercy are always blessed. The adage elevates mercy as a universal virtue linking giver and receiver to enduring blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Passion Play in Baltimore Arousing Statewide Interest
A Baltimore Freiburg Passion Play draws broad state support with 1500 Baltimore area Bible classes invited to participate. Fred J. Wardesty directs the city presentation, with 100 singers and 100 local extras aiding the chorus and scenes. Performances run three weeks starting October 10 in the Auditorium on Howard Street, with English shows and German Nights on October 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Freiburg
C. Howard Gundersdorff
Presbyterian
Westminster) Church
Federated Men’s Bible Classes
Fred J. Wardesty
Baltimore Presentation
Jerusalem
Freiburg Players
Howard Street
Franklin
Public Hearing Set On Dover Bridge Plans
The State Roads Commission of Baltimore seeks approval for a Dover Bridge across the Choptank River on the Easton Hurlock route. A hearing is scheduled at the U S Engineer Office Baltimore October 11 1992 at 2 p m. Written comments are invited and triplicate copies preferred for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission of
Baltimore
Choptank River
Easton
Hurlock
Dover Bridge
U. S. Engineer Office
Post Office
War Department
Bird of Paradise heads to New Plaza Milford
Richard Walton Tully's Bird of Paradise is hitting the talking screen at New Plaza Theatre Milford with Dolores Del Rio as Luana. Joel McCrea stars. King Vidor produced this Hawaii filmed RKO Picture famed for a native marriage scene, underwater shark encounter, volcanic lava escape, and a lush native score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Walton Tully
Talking Screen
New Plaza Theatre
Milford
Dolores de Rio
Luana
Leonore Urie
Joel McCrea
Constance Bennett
Hawaii
RKO Radio
Tropics
King Vidor
Dolores
McCrea
Slats Diary Confused Week Of Small Town Happenings
Ross Farquar records a week of entries in Slats Diary detailing gossip and minor plans. Marriage discussions, theater ads, school, local politics, and domestic notes unfold with humorous mispellings and childlike viewpoints. The tone is playful and observational, capturing everyday life in a small Alberta setting.
Frigidaire Offers 8700 In Prizes In 1932 Contest
Frigidaire announces an eighteen day contest from September 15 to October 11 1932 with forty five prizes. First prize a 1932 Cadillac Sedan second a 1932 Buick sedan third a 1932 Oldsmobile fourth a 1932 Pontiac and fifth a 1932 Chevrolet all GM cars. Additional prizes include Frigidaire appliances and ten cash prizes of 10 followed by twenty more 10 prizes. Entrants write a sixteen word sentence about Frigidaire starting with the letters of Greater Food Space. No purchase required and entry forms available by calling for blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigidaire Corporation
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Chevrolet
General Motors
Caroline Countians
Frigidaire
M. K. Newnam
Grand Hotel heads to Federal Theatre for big opening
After sensational runs in New York and other major cities, the Metro Goldwyn-Maryor all star Grand Hotel opens Monday at the Federal Theatre, touted as the era's most important local talkie event with record advance sales and major box office. Also on screen Thursday, The Night Club Lady stars Menjou in a Thatcher Colt crime tale, while Congoilla and Kongorilla open Friday and Saturday under Martin Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Theatre
New York City
United States
Canada
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lns
Adolphe ‘Menjou
Columbia
Anthony Abbott
Menjou
Thatcher Colt
William Powell
S. S. van Dine
Mrs. Martin Johnson
Army worm outbreak reaches several Maryland counties
State Entomologist E N Cory reports a grass or fall army worm outbreak across Worcester Harford Montgomery and Baltimore counties and city, with spread from Virginia southward. The piece outlines life cycle pest timing and practical controls using poisoned bran mash and arsenate sprays, noting health hazards and safe handling.
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Worcester
Harford
Montgomery
Baltimore
Baltimore City
E. N. Cory
Maryland
Virginia
Southland
Local Folks Visit and Passes Nearby Towns
Ridgely and Wilmington residents visit Ridgely while others host guests from Catonsville, Queen Anne and Ris ing Sun. Local church events include gospel singers set to perform at the Methodist Church. Several residents vacation with relatives in Easton Selbyville Denton Smyrna and Philadelphia area towns. A library bake raises over twenty five dollars and several residents are listed as sick or recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lynch
Ida Betson
Wilmington
Ridgely
Ray Frampton
Catonsville
Harford Porter
Leonard Dean
Harry Rutter
Queen Anne
Brown
Denton
A. B. Frye
Rising Sun
Methodist Parsonage
T. L. Day
Mary Barnes
Easton
Addie Griffin
Oxford
Fred Flounders
C. W. Jackson
Frank Long
Selbyville
Del
Harvey Holsinger
Allentown
M. W. Wiley
Smyrna
M. F. King
Nelson Richards
Elmer Hoffman
Baltimore
A. G. Saulsbury
Norman Wilson
Haverhill
Mass
Alice Ferrick
Swarthmore
Red Cross Conference Set for Easton October 10
Maryland Red Cross delegates convene in Easton on October 10 for a regional review of community relief problems and to discuss upcoming membership campaigns. Washington speaker Miss L Malinde Havey will discuss health defenses in homes and schools amid the economic emergency. Walter Davidson, national Eastern area assistant manager, will address Vitalizing Community Forces to Meet the Emergency Needs and lead a post session roll call. Paul T. Beisser of the State Conference of Social Work will speak. Duncan W. Dean, Talbot County Chapter chairman, will chair a session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
American Red Cross
Easton
United States
Washington
L. Malinde Havey
Walter Davidson
Davidson
Paul T. Beisser
State Conference of Social Work
Talbot County
Duncan W. Dean
Electric appliance service by certified electrician Mr Wolf
An advertisement from M K Newnam offering 24 hour service by Mr Wolf a certified electrician for servicing and repairing any electric appliances with round the clock availability and customer ready at any hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
M. K. Newnam
Ford V-8 launch boosts May through August sales
Ford sales rose steadily from June as new V-8 models rolled out, leading national passenger car and commercial vehicle markets through July and August. Caroline Motor Co reports Ford captured 35.9 percent of US passenger car sales in June and led in major cities in early September, with strong shares in Maryland and other states. Ford commercial cars and trucks also topped figures, exceeding all rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hos
Caroline Motor Company
Ford
T. E. Wills
United States
Ford Commercial
Maryland
T. E. Willis
Maryland Delaware Council of Religious Education to hold 90th convention
The Maryland Delaware Council of Religious Education announces its 90th annual convention in two sections. The Western Shore meet at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Frederick on October 20 1932 and the Eastern Shore at Peoples Church Dover on October 21 1932. Sessions begin 9am 145pm 7pm with Dr Hugh S Magill and Rev Dr Ross W Sanderson among speakers. A 50 cent registration covers all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland-Delaware
Hugh S. Magill
International Council of Religious Education
Magill
Ross W. Sanderson
State Council
Sanderson
Mildred Moody Eakin
Cynthia Pearl Mays
Samuel L. Hamilton
Frederick
Dover
Ladies prepare Community House supper next Thursday
Our ladies have cleaned the Community House this week for a supper next Thursday evening. A good attendance is desired. Several local residents and guests from Ridgely Chester and Washington visited or stayed with local families this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Allen
C. J. Chaffinch
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely
Parker Barnes
Little Son
Chester
W. E. Hubbard
Frank Massey
Idaline Clark
Dover
Celeste Clark
J. R. Ricards
Washington
O. J. Chaffinch
Christian Endeavor
F. D. Carpenter
R. H. Walling
W. H. Lord
C. T. Williamson
Denton
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Mary Melvin
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Millard E. Tydings
Harford County
Congress
T. Alan Goldsborough
Rora
Silesia
Upper Silesia
State Board of Health
Henry, Drummond
Plaza
Ross Farquar
Alberta
Ant Emmy
Tomorro
Girble
Gillem
Clem Hutch
Wensday
Amos_ Dirkle
Jane
Red Cross
Delaware
Hobbs
Journal
Newspap
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