Death of Dwight W. Morrow Reverberates National Politics
Dwight W. Morrow dies atEnglewood New Jersey at 58 cerebral hemorrhage following a tired radio speech for a Jewish charity. His death shifts Senate balance of power to Governor Morgan F Larsen of New Jersey who will name a successor until 1982 or a special election. Governor Larsen will select a replacement to serve until the general election. The public figure was lauded for rare character and mind influencing public life beyond his Morgan connections. News reached Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh in China by telegram.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Morgan
Senate
Mexico
Europe
Morgan F. Larsen
New Jersey
United States
Morrow
Marrow
Thomas Alva Edison
West Orange
N. J
Dwight Whitney
Englewood
Charles A. Lindbergh
China
Governor Ritchie Opposes Government Ownership in Business
Maryland Governor Albert Ritchie argues against government ownership and operation of business, especially in the electric industry, calling it a path to economic and political servitude to the Federal government. He cites wartime rail experience and warns of lost tax revenues and bureaucratic expansion, urging regulation by states and praising private initiative.
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American Bar Association
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Ritchie
Democratic Party
Lengthening School Years For Career Advancement
A middle aged businessman notes that college grads are common now and that further study, including master's or doctorates, helps young people keep up as the job market evolves. With ethical codes and professions expanding, higher training extends careers while preventive medicine lengthens work spans. During recession, keeping youth in school aims to reduce unemployment and displacement. President Hoover's Emergency Committee on Unemployment urges action.
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Hoover
Encouraging graduates to pursue another year of study
The text urges college and high school graduates who can afford an extra year of schooling to take it. It argues the move keeps youths from idle time and better prepares them for rising vocational requirements when jobs become available.
Roads Versus Doles in American Employment Policy
The piece argues that job creation via public works, especially road building, is a better cure for unemployment than dole payments. It cites England’s debt from pensions, promotes state driven road programs, notes high labor share, cheap materials, and sees feeder roads as key to easing rural needs and boosting transport and farm distribution.
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America
Doles
England
Advertising and goodwill drive business success
The piece argues that fame and fortune come to major advertisers whose products become part of daily life. Continuous advertising builds goodwill, satisfies customers, and proves value for money, driving increased sales and profits. It urges nonadvertisers to begin advertising to capture educated readers who seek the best deals.
Coolidge Article Sparks Hoover Support From GOP Leaders
Editorial notes say ex President Coolidge’s magazine piece disclaims any bid for the 1936 Republican nomination. The reaction from Fess, Lucas and other GOP leaders is jubilant, viewing Hoover’s renomination as inevitable given the party’s record and the current economic crisis. The piece notes concern over Smoot Hawley, the Farm Board, and unemployment as central issues shaping the renomination fight. Missouri special election returns arrive as this boost to Hoover coverage appears.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Fess
Lucas
White House
Sage
Northampton
Farm Board
Republican Party
Mr. Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Madame Sun Yat Sen eyed as peace broker in China crisis
The article notes shifting political currents in the United States and Europe, counting the defeat of a Republican candidate and the rise of a Democrat. It highlights the League of Nations crisis, the need for global monetary and political confidence, and then focuses on Madame Sun Yat Sen’s potential role as a peace maker in China amid civil strife, famine, and regional tensions between Nanking and Canton. It emphasizes her neutral stance, long retirement, and expected leverage in negotiations.
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Manchuria
Japan
China
Nanking
Canton
Madame Sun Yat Sen
Madame K. T. Soong
Madame Sun
Sun Yat Sen
United States
Methodist College
Macon
Georgia
Card of Thanks for Mrs Sarah Hayman
We extend our thanks and appreciation for kindnesses and sympathy from friends and neighbors during the time of our mother Mrs Sarah Emily Hayman’s death. Members of the family. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Sarah Emily Hayman
Twenty Five Years Ago Twenty Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago last Tuesday marked registration deadline while local improvements and new homes rose in Denton. Caroline county shared tax receipts and farmers reported diverse yields as canning waned and road work advanced Federalsburg plans. Community notices included weddings, court terms, and public appointments amid a year of modest prosperity and slow transport due to steamboat strikes.
New Wall Papers Closeout at Low Prices
Local store Nuttle Howe Co advertises remaining wall papers at 10 and 12 cents per piece and ten cent a double roll closeout to clear old patterns, urging shoppers to grab bargains.
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Nuttle Howe. Co
Slats Diary by Ross Farquar
Friday Mr Gillem visits the house and Ant Emmy notes his wife’s nerves while Tam the witch issues a comment. Saturday Pa plans to sell the Ford after a car accident tale. Sunday Ant Emmy forecasts Relativity reading as visitors arrive. Monday Clarence sells his machine and ring, faces business debt. Tuesday Unkle Hensneffen avoids navy service over nautical terms. Wednesday a church wedding unsettles then calms. Thursday Tel Spott tears down a phone, sent to workhouse, misnumbered fate.
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Mr. Gillem
Ant Emmy
Gillem
Tam
Saterdaay
Evry
Ant
Clarence
Unkle
Hensneffen
Navy
Ant Het
Gratitude Week at Reese Theatre Highlights October Shows
Reese Theatre in Harrington to host Gratitude Week the week of October 12 with one dollar Gratitude tickets valid for three shows daily except Saturday. Feature acts include Wheeler and Woolsey Oh Oh Cleopatra, Knute Rockne football stories, Clive Brook Silence, The Phantom of Paris with John Gilbert, The Squaw Man with DeMille stars, Murder By The Clock with William Boyd, Guilty Hands with Lionel Barrymore, plus a big Family Variety program each day. Tickets sell out after October 12.
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Delaware
Maryland
Harrington
Wheeler
Woolsey
Knute Rockne
Clive Brook
Mastbaum Theatre
John Gilbert
Lewis Stone
Cecil B. DeMille
Warner Baxter
Lupe Velez
Charles Bickford
Eleanor Boardman
Great Pictures
Paramount
William Boyd
Lionel Barrymore
Kay Francis
Mr. Barrymore
Coming Attractions At The Capital Theatre Dover
The Capital Theatre Dover previews a week of films and acts with Richard Dix in The Public Defender and Shiver My Timbers Our Gang. Willard Mack High Stakes Lowell Sherman. Monkey Business in Africa Andy Clyde. Too Many Cooks Bert Wheeler Dorothy Lee Way of All Fish Blues Terrytoon. Sally O Neill The Brat Chic Sale The County Seat Toby Aces Up Vanishing Legion serial.
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Richard Dix
Our Gang
Lowell Sherman
Willard Mack
Africa
Andy Clyde
Humanette Novelty
Bert Wheeler
Dorothy Lee
Sally O’neil
Toby Aces
Legion
Philadelphia man strikes State road officer on highway
George P. Holland of Philadelphia collided with John Wheeler, an officer of the State road police, as he pulled from a dirt road onto the highway near here. Wheeler, en route to Denton for court, was taken to a doctor after Holland and A. B. Linhard assisted. The officer received treatment for chest and leg injuries.
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George P. Holland
Philadelphia
John Wheeler
Pittsville
State Road Police
Denton
Mr. Holland
A. B. Linhard
Greensboro
Healthmobile visits 123 sites for child exams across counties
The Healthmobile of the Bureau of Child Hygiene examined 2,005 children at summer health conferences in eight Maryland counties. Findings show 32 percent of white and 23 percent of colored children had no handicapping conditions, while a majority needed some treatment. Dental care was required for many, especially older children. Parents are urged to seek follow up with family doctors.
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Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
St. Mary’s
Charles
Calvert
Prince George’s
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Somerset
J. H. M. Knox, Jr
Knox
Concord Liden Club Plans Flower Project and Meetings
Concord Lidens club met at Fountain's corner October 1 with Miss Spafford and eight members present. They will join other clubs on next year's flowers project and hold an extra clothing meeting. A supper may be held around November 20. Regular meeting set for November 5. Road cement work near Bridgeville finished. shouldering pending. Mrs. Sarah Lockerman has returned home from visiting daughter May and Ruth Todd. Mr and Mrs Fred Hill of Concord sold their farm and stay on Ora Carroll farm. Citizens mourn Mrs. Stewart Hayman of Hickman. Mr and Mrs Parsons welcomed a baby boy. Ruth Todd has been sick for days.
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the Plains
Denton
Caroline County
Choptank
Tuckahoe
Charlies If
Blackiston
Collison
C. A. Carroll
Mary Carter
Luther M. R. Carter
Cordova
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
W. Y. Beaven
Spring Hill Cemetery
Easton
Houston
Federalsburg
Shell Construction
Nuttle
Norman L. Rairigh
Tuckahoe Neck
George S. Rairigh
Mary E. Brumbaugh
Caroline High School
L. R. Brumbaugh
West Denton
Arthur Brumbaugh
Shadrach Raleigh
Holsinger
Mary E. Jackson
Mayme Wilson
Philadelphia
Jennie Wyatt
Dover
Miss Jackson
Little Creek
Elmer T. Orme
Theodore
Anne Arundel
G. Lacey Stevens
Isaac E. Nichols
Charleston
W. Va
James H. Nichols
Miriam Taylor
Woman’s College
Frederick
Maud Stewart
Edith Lloyd
Circuit Court
William H. Adkins
Martin
Adkins
B. Gootee Stevens
B. G. Stevens
T. P. Richard
Arlington Breeding
Geo. E. Nichols
S. J. Bilbrough
John W. Greenlee
A. R. Wright
H. Earle Smith
J. W. Williamson
L. Woshell, Jr
G. E. Williamson
A. P. Redhead
L. W. Williams
Edward E. Nuttle
Daniel G. Lynch
J. Frank Bocthe
Lemuel R. Clough
W. J. Hoffman
Alfred Cannon
Thos
Liden
Fountain’s Corner
Denton Road
Delaware
Bridgeville
Sarah Lockerman
Miss May
Ruth Todd
Drawbridge
Fred Hill
Concord
Ora Carroll
Stewart Hayman
Hickman
Parsons
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Town
Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Clive Henry with daughters spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Henry s father and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mrs. Wolf s father and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitely of Cape Charles visit Mr. and Mrs. John Woerner. Miss Georgia Towers and Miss Lillian Towers visited Harmony relatives last week. Georgia Towers and friend visited Mr. Ambrose Griffith and sister Sunday. Ben O. Woerner and family spend time with his parents. Harvey Quillen and wife visited friends at Wyoming on Saturday. H B Towers and wife visited their father Sunday afternoon.
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Clive Henry
Mrs
Henry
John Wolf
Wilmington
Local social guests visit Salisbury and Baltimore
Mrs William D Uhler and Mrs El mer E Wheeler were guests of Mrs George M Russum in Salisbury on Friday. Mr William Uhler Wheeler of Baltimore is spending a few days at Memory Lane. Mr and Mrs William Wright stayed at Hotel River View Federalsburg last weekend. Mr and Mrs William Love spent a few days in Philadelphia. Mrs Elmer E Wheeler returned home to Baltimore on Sunday.
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William D. Uhler
Elmer E. Wheeler
George M. Russum
Salisbury
William Uhler Wheeler
Baltimore
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Journal
Local Social News From Denton and Nearby Areas
Mrs Richard Henning returns from New York with companions Mrs Wilhelmina Henning and Mrs Wm Wilson of Ocean Side L I and Mrs Fred Odenwald and daughter Jean of Ozone Park L I After a Denton weekend they drive home to Long Island Miss Evelyn Almed Huey and Howard Lee Williamson wed at M E parsonage with Rev E C Hallman Mr BE Lynne Stevens of Wilmington visits family G L Stevens and leaves with his father for a few days Mrs D Ralph Horsey hosts bridge supper for twenty Rev and Mrs W R Mowbray of Lewes visit Denton relatives
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Richard Henning
New York
Wilhelmina Henning
Wm. Wilson
Ocean Side
L. I
Fred Odenwald
Jean
Ozone Park
Denton
Long Island
Evelyn Almed Huey
C. A. Huey
Howard Lee Williamson
John Williamson
Harmony
M. E. Parsonage
E. C. Hallman
BE. Lynne Stevens
Wilmington
G. L. Stevens
D. Ralph Horsey
W. R. Mowbray
Lewes
Fire fire fighting costs billed to careless plan
Caroline County Commissioners to receive 53.27 from State Forestry in settlement of forest fire fighting accounts. Forestry reports nine fires in 1930 causing $6,090 in damage. Officials say requiring responsible persons to pay aims to curb carelessness and save taxpayer funds.
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Caroline County Commissioners
State Department of Forestry
Department of Forestry
Forestry Department
F. W. Besley
Caroline County
Texas Rangers In Person At Plaza Commencing Today
The Texas Rangers cowboy band, heard coast to coast on NBC, will perform in Milford at the New Plaza Theatre on Friday and Saturday, October 9 and 10, with a 2:30 matinee Saturday. They are a 22-instrument outfit in native western attire. A Holy Terror starring George O'Brien and Sally Eilers will also be shown.
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Texas Rangers
United States
WCAU
Philadelphia
New Plaza Theatre
Milford
Texas Ranger Cowboy
National Broadcasting Company
West
Delaware
George O’brien
Sally Eilers
Local Visitors and Calls In Ridgely Community
Ridgely reports Mr J T Moore entertaining his brother from Ocean City New Jersey Miss Anna Frances Seward returns to Western Maryland College Mr and Mrs Harvey Holsinger spend a few days in Washington Miss Viola Jones assists in the Denton telephone exchange Dr and Mrs M A Brackett spent the weekend in Baltimore Mr Harford Porter traveled to Wilmington Friday Mrs L M Goodwin of Baltimore visits town
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J. T. Moore
Ocean City
N. J
Anna Frances Seward
Western Maryland College
Harvey Holsinger
Washington
Viola Jones
Denton
M. A. Brackett
Baltimore
Harford Porter
Wilmington
L. M. Goodwin
Fall Rally Banquet for Home Makers Clubs in Denton
The regular Fall Rally of the Home makers' Clubs of the county will take the form of a banquet which will be held in Denton on Oct. 29. The place and hour will be determined later.
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Denton
Simplicity as Supreme Excellence Inspires Quotes
A compact quotation on elegance and virtue, praising simplicity as the ultimate standard. The line emphasizes clear, unadorned expression across character, manners, and all aspects of life.
Autumn Desserts and Old Fashioned Baked Apples With Grapes
Mrs. Briggs plans light desserts for brisk autumn evenings. She makes baked apples with grapes, flavored by cloves and brown sugar, served with cream, and shares two other recipes for fruit and pastry, including date almond filling and a peach shortcake variation.
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Mother Briggs
Dot
Young Bill
Mrs. Briggs
Choptank Twentieth Century Club Exhibit Dates
The Choptank community exhibit sponsored by the Twentieth Century Club will be held October 15 and 16 at the club house. Entries include canned fruits and vegetables foods fancy work and flowers with premiums awarded. Judging on opening day afternoon then the show will be open each afternoon and evening plus a 25 cent chicken soup supper. Mrs W R Dulin is club president and invitations extend to the public.
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Twentieth Century Club
Maryland University
W. R. Dulin
iClub
Mrs Sallie A Taylor Dies at 84 in Denton Area
Mrs Sallie A Taylor aged 84 died Tuesday October 6 at the home of her son T F Taylor near Denton. She survived by Jennie Blades David Taylor Charlie Taylor and T F Taylor of Denton Ambrose Taylor Ridgely Will Taylor Easton and eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday October 9 at 2 pm from her late home. Interment was in Denton cemetery.
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Sallie A. Taylor
T. F. Taylor
Denton
Jennie Blades
David Taylor
Charlie Taylor
T.F. Taylor
Ambrose Taylor
Ridgely
Will Taylor
Easton
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