New York Times Endorses Roosevelt for Re election
The Times argues for continued Democratic leadership, praising Roosevelt for steady conservatism and warning against Republican isolationism and regimentation. It contends a second Roosevelt term will restrain radical elements, preserve reforms, and restore international trade while maintaining the paper’s independence and critical stance.
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NRA
AAA
Landon
Roosevelt
United States
Democratic Party
Washington
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Senate
the Times
Mr. Landon
The
Times
New York Times
Economic Highlights From The Closing Campaign Rush
Economic highlights describe a campaign five weeks from voting with issues readied while citizens struggle to follow the whirlwind of speeches columns and observer commentary. The piece notes the relentless campaign tempo and the heavy flow of analysis from diverse sources as voters seek clarity amid a flood of information.
Campaign Radio Speech Echoes in 1936 Race and Prices
The week’s political flux includes Roosevelt and Landon on the radio addressing crop insurance and national policy. Polls show close race dynamics, Maine’s result seen as a bellwether, and Supreme Court activity ahead with several key cases. Attacks over press freedom and farm prices are debated with data showing modern buys vs 1929 highs and real earnings vs living costs.
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Landon
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Earl Browder
Literary Digest
Maine
Department of Agriculture
Liberty League
Old Guard
Col
Frank Knox
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Telegraph
Hoover
Department of Commerce
New York
A Miracle of Coordination by Railroads
J J Pelley of the Association of American Railroads praises the daily miracle of railroad coordination across the continent. He notes that freight cars move from origin to destination under constant supervision, interchangeable in trains, and repaired enroute with standard parts, illustrating vast, practical cooperation without a grand scheme. He cautions against overoptimism and urges continued, experience driven improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Editorial Notes Item No 1 of Republican management fear campaign
Item No 1 in the Republican management fear campaign continues to unfold with terse claims and implied threats. The note outlines political pressure tactics and a narrative of opposition forces. The tone remains skeptical of the motives and methods used in the campaign.
Weekly Business Survey Shows October Trade Gains Across Sectors
The end of September saw retail trade nationwide ahead of last year according to Commerce Department reports from major cities. Fall buying was brisk with some weekly declines due to weather, while wholesale activity remained favorable and building surged. New York City reported mixed conditions but overall improvement with strong machinery orders and heavy foreign demand. Pacific Coast carloadings rose to near 1930 levels, San Francisco department stores improved turnover, Memphis cotton harvests were brisk, and Southern Pine mills posted a 20 percent year over year rise from 121 mills surveyed.
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Department of Commerce
Pittsburgh
New York City
New York
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Memphis
Southern Pine Mills
Baltimore football season kickoff at Municipal Stadium
The Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce sponsored a rally at Municipal Stadium signaling the start of the football season. Yale will bring thousands for the October 17 game, with Navy and Notre Dame among prominent visitor schools, and Admiral Sellers will classify Baltimore Stadium games as home games for the Naval Academy.
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Baltimore Junior Association of Commercce
Baltimore
Municipal
Yale
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
Maryland
Notre Dame
R. C. Griffin
Naval Academy
David F. Sellers
Academy
Baltimore Stadium
Middies
Severn
Municipal Stadium
Western Maryland
St. Marys’ of Texas
Quantico Marines
Baltimore Firemen
Baltimore City College
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
University of Maryland
Washington-Lee
State, County, U.S. Group to See CCC Work
A joint inspection of Civilian Conservation Corps drainage projects in Caroline and Queen Anne’s counties will occur today. Officials from state, county, and federal levels will tour CCC camps at Goldsboro and Vienna and view Long Marsh Ditch and Beaver Dam Ditch dredging with dynamite ditching demonstrations and coordinated tours. Farmers along the route are invited to meet the party.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Caroline
Queen Anne
CCC
Goldsboro
Lewis A. Jones
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Washington
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland
Harry J. Patterson
Maryland
Harry TH. Nuttle
Denton
Maryland Farm Bureau
George Clendaniel
T. Alan Goldsborough
J. Frank Lane
Harry U. Sullivan
Roland Towers
Preston
Ray Carpenter
Long Marsh
Spring Branch
Greensboro
Shepherd’s Church
J. R. F. Turpin
Centreville
William J. Frere
Vienna
Broadway
Long Marsh Ditch
Queen Anne's Counties
Queen Anne's
Beaver Dam Ditch
State Employees to Meet for 1986 Banquet at Lord Baltimore
The Maryland Classified Employees Association will host its second annual banquet at the Lord Baltimore Hotel on October 10, 1986. Over a thousand members are expected, with delegates from every Maryland county and Governor Harry W. Nice delivering the main address. Distinguished guests include Senator Millard E. Tydings, Baltimore officials, State leaders, and university heads, as the event promises to be the association’s largest ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Classified Employees Association
Lord Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Millard E. Tydings
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Harry C. Jones
William S. Gordy
Herbert R. O’conor
W. Frank Every
Arthur W. Boyce
House of Delegates
Luther Steward
National Federation of Federal Employees
Col
Amos W. W. Woodcock
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Maryland
H. S. Dailey
Foreman
A.B. Gooden
J. C. Harrington
Zedic Draper
Lewis Brogley
John W. Stephens
F. N. Melvin
E. G. Cooper
James I. Covey
Alva Blades
Gustave Rieck
Isaac H. Truitt
J. B. Wright
Ambrose Bradley
H. Saulsbury Sparks
W. C. Morgan
J. J. Wammer
Albert G. Saulsbury
Benedict Weaver
W. J. Hoffman
Wm. E. Bullock
C. E. Trice
C. E. Wright
Adkins
Epworth League of Easton
Greensboro
B. G. Stevens
E. E. Wheeler
Annual Farm Bureau Meet to Show Record Members
Delegates of the American Farm Bureau Federation meet in Passadena California December 7 to 11 to represent the largest membership since 1925 with about 500000 members across 37 affiliated state organizations. National reports show a 30 percent rise in membership in the first nine months of the year led by the State of Town.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Passadena
California
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau
Chicago
Farm Bureau membership changes and upcoming meetings
More than 42 thousand former members replaced Illinois in a nine month tally with 41 765. New York Indiana Alabama and Minnesota exceed 20 000 in membership for the first nine months. Maryland dropped slightly but may rise by December. Over a thousand Maryland Farm Bureau members were added in September. County bureaus will push membership in Anne Arundel Dorchester Frederick Montgomery Somerset Wicomico and Worcester during October. About a dozen Farm Bureau leaders will attend the California meeting with Eastern representatives heading to the West Coast.
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Illinois
New York
Indiana
Alabama
Minnesota
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau
Wise
Anne Arundel
Dorchester
Frederick
Montgomery
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Farm Bureau
California
West Coast
Smithville Homemakers Plan Supper for Charity
The Smithville Homemakers' Club will host a well balanced supper at the club house on October 15, with adults 30 cents and children 20 cents. Proceeds support a good cause. Thursday evening date noted.
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Smithville
Kenneth Meredith
O. Fishell
Zott Family Reunion Near Greenwood Delights Guests
A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs George Zott home three miles west of Greenwood drew 74 attendees from Delaware and beyond. Guests toured local farms including the late George and Elizabeth Zott at Woodenhawk, enjoyed a chicken dinner, and shared in a family reunion with relatives traveling from Germany New Jersey Philadelphia Dover Milford and Greenwood among others.
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Zott
George Zott
Greenwood
Greenwood-Denton
Delaware
Diamond State
George
Elizabeth Zott
Woodenhawk
Gertrude Stuckel
Emory Stuckel
Joseph Sahl
Violet
Joseph Sahl Jr
George Tuber
Henry Merkord
Germania
New Jersey
William Zott
Emma Burr
Elizabeth
Clarence Cleaves
Harold Dipple
Philadelphia
Clayton Cleaves
Dover
Darwin Savage
Milford
T. A. Cleaves
E. M. Cahall
Lester Isaacs
Wilson Cannon
Llomer Cohee
Fred Zott
Leonard Zott
Fragmented Quotations From Various Traditions
A collection of brief maxims and aphorisms touching belief, speech, faith, kindness, aging, and societal observations. Includes lines on truth and accusation, spoken word, divine aid, religious virtue, and economic taxes with a mix of proverbs and reflections.
Five room apartment for rent on Market Street
Five room apartment on Market Street offered for rent by Mrs. Mary E. Hutchinson of Denton Maryland.
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Market Street
Mary E. Hutchinson
Denton, Md
Denton area notes include births marriages and local updates
Twenty five years ago Mrs Hermon Eaton of West Denton survived an overdose while winter warns of heavy snows. Denton gains a laundry plant by Joseph Beaudoin due October 16 with the Department of Agriculture opening an Easton branch to tackle drainage. Denton hosts visitors promoting Caroline city with school teachers sending views. Miss Alminia Stirerly Taylor wed Ray Fellows Gale in Denton. Engagements announced for Miss Mabel Wilson and Moffat Oscar Johnson. Easton district Bible class addressed by Rev Westerfield. Community notices detail social visits, engagements, and court sessions in Caroline county with ongoing public events and organizational meetings.
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Hermon Eaton
West Denton
Joseph R. Beaudoin
France
Denton
Department of Agriculture
Easton
Delaware
Maryland
Caroline
Alminia Stirerly Taylor
Robert H. Taylor
Greensboro
Ray Fellows Gale
Pittsville
Mass
St Paul's M. E. Church
Warren Burr
New England
Gale
Germantown
M. Gale
New York
Rosemay
Emma Keim
Edward Keim
Bessie Taylor
Philadelphia
Susan M. Newton
Mabel Wilson
Moffat Oscar Johnson
Churchland
Christ Episcopal Church
H. A. G. Westerfield
East New Market
Messrs
H. A. Roe
R. W. Emerson
F. P. Carey
Arthur Greenwood
Roe
Addison A. Christian
Greenshoro
Ada
Temple Smith
Ridgely
Enoch B. Garey
Fort Douglas
Utah
Philippines
Lena Garey
James Waggaman
Willow Grove
Waggaman
Concord
Wm. J. Brashears
Lola M. Brashears
Wilmington
Charles Evans
Charles Miller
Norman St. Murphy
William Bullock
Anna May
Baltimore
Margaret
Louise Stevins
Garey
Mabel Mulliken
Trappe
Elizabeth Dukes
Katherine Westervelt
Brooklyn
Ella Nuttle
William B. Gootee
Washington
Howard Bryant
Ladies Aid Society of Concord
Nora Vanscoy
G. S. Thomas
Kate Collins
Anna Todd
Stella Kelley
Addie Welch
Emma Carroll
Emma Nuttle
Richard Blackburn
Madara
Blackburn
Lyman Porter
Maryland University
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Adkins and
Tropper
Slats' Diary Chronicles A Week Of School Life
Oliver N Warren records a boy named Slats detailing a week in school and home life. Entries cover church, dresses, admiration, class topics, a restaurant joke, a kiss between Jane and Percy, questions about future studies, and a note on time passing from Friday to Monday with humorous misspellings and questions about Odeth whair.
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Jane
Skhool
Percy Reddykash
Kist
Percy
Tomorro
Odeth
Radiant Living Through Faithful Friendship with God
A devotional urging lonely hearts to seek support in God, describing divine friendship as an everbright source of joy. It contrasts fragile mortal friendships with a continuous fellowship, promising solace, guidance, and infinite love through knowing and walking with God.
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God
Slim
Choptank Ladies Aid Meets At Blades Home
The M. P. Church Ladies Aid at Choptank met October 6 at Mrs. C. C. Blades home with thorough discussion of church business. A quilting party is planned for October 14 at the same house. Annie Cheezum donates the quilt. Annual supper set for October 22 with details to follow. November meeting tentatively at Mr and Mrs Roland Chambers home.
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Ladies Aid
Bloomery Church
Blaine Bullock
James Cannon
Denton
Frank H. Wright
Roland Ferrins
Claymont
Del
Marion Baker
Horace Robinson
Eva Liden
Shirley
Carrie Towers
Agnes Breeding and
Walter and
Earl
Eveland
Ridgely
Charlie Wright
Walter Liden
Ethel Meredith
Leon Meredith
Addie Bowdle
Elmyr Robinson
Fred Wright
Pennsylvania
Terry Nichols
Philadelphia
Clifton Wright
Federalsburg
Esther Meredith
Mabel Meredith
Floyd Smith
Blanche Adams
M. P
Choptank
C. C. Blades
Annie Cheezum
Roland Chambers
Memorial for Almira F Stevens of Denton M E Church
Obituary note memorializing Almira Frances Stevens, cherished member of the Denton M E Church Ladies and featuring the memorial committee Lonie Ramsdoell and Janie Smith. The message expresses sorrow and a blessing for her shift to eternal ease.
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Almira Frances Stevens
Denton M. E. Church
Lonie Ramsdoell
Janie Smith
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