Vote on November 3 for Roosevelt Goldsborough and Bieck
A civic appeal urging broad turnout in elections. The piece warns that, worldwide, regimes suppress the vote and argues Americans must honor their right by voting for Roosevelt, Goldsborough, and Bieck while choosing freely for others. It frames voting as essential to preserving freedom and government by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Italy
Greece
America
Roosevelt
Goldsborough
Bieck
Unfavorable Weather Dampens Retail Buying in Week
The weekly business survey shows rough weather slowed retail buying in several cities with a pullback from the late summer and fall uptrend. Holiday goods demand grows in New York and wholesale orders rise in toys furniture and household items while steelglass and rail mill activity and building permits show expansion nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
New York
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Seattle
United States
Alaska
Southern Pine Mills
Political incalculables loom in election forecast
Economic highlights note politics dominate the headlines as November 3 nears. Candidates campaign intensely, editorial writers tire, pollsters work nonstop, and analysts struggle to forecast the winner. Unprecedented incalculables complicate predictions and may render past precedents useless.
Shifting Party Lines Threaten Old Alignments
The piece analyzes dramatic shifts in U S political loyalties as Roosevelt and Landon seek broad appeal. It notes Pacific Coast and other states leaning toward Roosevelt, defections from both parties, and influential figures like Al Smith Reed Hull Glass and Lippmann shaping the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New England
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Landon
Hoover
London
al Smith
Reed
Glass
White House
Hull
New Deal
Baltimore Sun
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Walter Lippman
Frank Kent
Overalls Tax Tale Debunked In Grundy Center Editorials
The Grundy Register notes Republicans claimed 148 hidden taxes on each pair of overalls, a figure disputed by local editors. They cite ongoing debates about taxation rhetoric, with one paper trimming the claim to 44 taxes and deeming it still excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Iowa
The
Grundy Register
Ind
Republican National Committee
Overall prices spark farm wardrobe controversy
Years ago farmers traded ten bushels of corn for a pair, but overalls are now cheaper and better. The Republican National Committee risks a political backlash if they promote the garment widely, suggesting they should confine circulation to high society where overalls aren’t worn or purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Editorial notes on Landon conservation speech in Columbus
The piece argues Gov. Landon offered an academic approach to conservation, ignoring his record as Kansas governor and praising Roosevelt’s conservation efforts. It criticizes his Columbus address for lack of substantive policy and points to Roosevelt era programs, CCC and forest expansions, as clearer progress. The column contrasts Landon with Roosevelt and mocks his Chicago budget speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M. Landon
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
National Park Service
Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Gov. Landon
Stuart Case
America
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Chase
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon Budget Promise Faces Skeptical Press
The Baltimore Sun and other anti administration papers question Governor Landon after his vow to balance the budget without cutting expenditures. They warn that a surplus may come from Roosevelt era reserves, suggesting the promise is political demagoguery rather than a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baltimore Sun
Frank Kent
J. L. Mencken
Landon
The
Sun
the Sun
Roosevelt
Gov. Landon
Hickman Evangelistic Services Planned At Thawleys Church
Evangelistic services will be held at Thawleys Church in Hickman Delaware starting October 26 and running nightly at 7 30 through November 5 Rev L W Savage will preach with Mrs Savage and daughter providing musical messages nightly All families are warmly invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawley's Church
Hickman
Del
Wilh
L. W. Savage
Local Social News From Wilmington and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs William Watson and Mrs Edith Cooper of Wilmington join Mass Maxine Melvin of Goldsboro for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs W L Goodwin. Katherine Montague and brother George of Wilmington visit their parents over the weekend. Mrs John Rosmaul and family visit relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs Hattie O Rourke and daughter Ruth visit their parents. Bertie Pritchett and sons Merrill and Marlan spend the weekend in Philadelphia. Clarence Pritchett of Wilmington visits his parents. E P Spencer returns home after a stay with friends in Cooperstown Pa. Bertie Carrow of Cape Charles Va spends the weekend with the W F Clark family. Walter Buck of Philadelphia visits with Mr and Mrs T J Gough. Ema Harman entertains Nellie and Emily Marker of nearby Dover. Allan Sweeney of Yeadon Pa spends Sunday with E C Goolen. Virgie Cartwright of Goldsboro visits the Montagues on Tuesday. L M Jones spends part of last week with J G Lynn at Palmington. Sewing Circle is entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs Ray Turner and Mr and Mrs Ray Turner visit relatives in Harrington on Sunday. Lola Jones visits in Wilmington on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Edith Cooper
Wilmington
Mass
Maxine Melvin
Goldsboro
W. Ll. Goodwin
Katherine Montague
George
T. A. Montague
John Rosmaul
Walter
Margaret
Hattie O'Rourke
Ruth
Wm. Windsor
Bertie Pritchett
Merrill and
Marlan
Philadelphia
Clarence Pritchett
John Pritchett
E. P. Spencer
Cooperstown
Bertie Carrow
Cape Charles
W. F. Clark
Walter Buck
T. J. Gough
Ema Harman
Nellie and
Emily Marker
Hear Dover
Allan Sweeney
Yeadon
E. C. Goolen
Virgie Cartwright
L. M. Jones
J. G. Lynn
Palmington
Ray Turner
Harrington
Lola Jones
Denton
Thomas H. Taylor
William Cade
F. I. King
William B. Nuttle
King
Florida
Mabel Wilson
Susan M. Newton
Moffat Oscar Johnson
Churchland
Christ Church
J. Gilson Gantt
Wilson
Emily Knotts
Zacharias Wilson
Wilson Johnson
Atlanta
Helen Hooper
Easton
E. T. Johnson
R. T. Hosier
Churchlind
Robert W. Wilson
Caroline
Barclay
Daniel J. Zacharias
Caroline Bank
Sanuel R. Zacharias
Henrietta
Waterstreet
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Johnson
Mamie Zacharias
Greensboro
Frederick F. Lyden
New York
Judson Warmon
Ohio
Cleveland
Lyden
Wohodrow Wilson
Mary Griffith
Tunis Mills
Harmony
Henry P. Turner
Olin Todd
Otis Rogers
Elbert Deen
Bruce Deen
J. Olan Horsey
Hudson Taylor
Roland Thomas
Dudhadway
Elsie Charles
Edna Rogers
Bertha Rogers
Harris
Talbot
Sle
Southen Methodist
John A. Mackintosh
Jennie Adele Harbin
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Washington
Anna Chilton
Anne Chilton
Charleston
Ilinois
W. K. Scotton
Ross Stevens
J. G. Harrison & Son’s Nursery Company
Pricilla Carroll
Millington
Carroll
Helen G. Hooper
Messick and Family
Bethlehem
Frank Baker
Philadelphia Athletics
Navy Day 1936 Observed Across Maryland
Maryland Navy Day events culminate with a Baltimore dinner October 27 at six o'clock in the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Sponsor Propeller Club of Baltimore with Stevenson Masson as president. Admiral Standley to speak. Navy Band to perform. Navy planes will fly over Baltimore at noon and a destroyer and submarines will be open for public visits. Governor Nice names Navy Day committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Navy League of the United States
League
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Continental Congress
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Propeller Club of
Stevenson Masson
Allen W. Rhynhart
William IE. Standley
Naval Operations
U.S. N
Ferguson PL. Bryan
U. S.N
William FE. Verg
Adolph B. Miller
U.S. MC
Rhyntmt
Navy
Admiral Standiey
Local Social Notes from Balti more and Nearby
Smithson Mr and Mrs M Messier of Balti more spent the week end with Mr and Mrs A R Willoughby Mrs A Fetku has gone to Wash ington where she will spend the winter with her daughter James Toft has returned home after visiting relatives in Washington Mr and Mrs HW Watts of Philadelphia visited Mr and Mrs Fred Qui das on Sunday Mr and Mrs M J Hall visited Mr and Mrs J Dew at Chestnut Grove last Sunday Miss May Willoughby spent the week end at the Teachers College at Salisbury Miss Carolyn Toft is visiting in Whellington and Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
May Willoughby
Teachers College
Salisbury
Carolyn Toft
Whellington
Baltimore
Sunday to Saturday Journal of Odd Remarks and Idiosyncrasies
A fragmented weekly diary recounts conversations and antics among a group including Elsy Jane Blisters and Unkelen. Entries cover social events, family observations, mild disputes, and humorous misunderstandings with playful slang and nonsensical details.
Foran Sings Two New Airs In Western Film at Dentonia
Dick Foran sings two new songs in Trailing West with music by M. K. Jerome and Jack Scholl of First National, shown at the Dentonia Theatre. Also Rogers’ Greatest Hit returns by popular request with humorist Will Rogers in State Fair, opening Monday and Tuesday. other features include Bengal Tiger rehearsal notes and Barrymore as Andrew Jackson in The Gorgeous Hussy, opening for a three day run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Jerome
Jack Scholl
First National Music Department
Dick Foran
Moonlight Valley
Foran
Rogers
America
Will Rogers
Dentonia Theatre
State Fair
Lctts
Wateloed
Frank Phillips
Barton Macbane
Warner Brother
Lionel Barrymore
Jack Drawn
Taze
Cicen
Barrymore
Andrew Jackson
United States
Old Hickory
Local society notes and marriage announced in Denton
Mrs M. Willis Jr of Baltimore entertained the Caroline County Chapter of the Women Eastern Shore Society at her home. Garments for the Needlework Guild were displayed and plans lay for aiding The Student Loan Commission with a board party Oct 27 at the Emerson Hotel. The marriage of Percy R. Garey to Erma P.F. Shaffer occurred Oct ? at Denton M E Church. Miss Mary Weaver from Baltimore visits Miss Addie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Willis Jr
Baltimore
Caroline County
Women's
Eastern Shore Society of Maryland
Needlework Guild of America
Emerson Hotel
Adeline Fisher Kindley
Student Loan Commission
Albert Packard
Melvin Stewart
Lacey Garry
Mildred Downes
Edwin Needs
B. Sargent Wells
Iarold Nuttle
Percy R. Garey
Erma PF. Shaffer
John Shaffer
Denton
M.S. Andrews
Denton M. E. Church
Garey
Rebind T. Bk. Garey
Farne
Mary Weaver
Addie Wilson
Local visits feature Ridgely and Wilmington residents
RIDGELY Jimarie Lyne and Licide Callahan of Goldey's spent the weekend at home in Ridgely. Mr and Mrs Ovrel Saulsbury visited their daughter Joyce in Philadelphia on Wednesday. Mrs Mary Sharp received a visit from her son Richard and his wife of Wilmington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimarie Lyne
Licide Callahan
Goldey's
Ridgely
Ovrel Saulsbury
Joyce
Philadelphia
Mary Sharp
Richard
Wilmington
Harvest Home Service Next Month At Bloomery Church
Mrs Blanche Adams and sisters Edna and Mrs Sidney Collins enjoyed a doggie and marshmallow roast near Bloomery Church with Sunday School friends. Harvest Home service planned for November 1 in the afternoon at Bloomery Church. Mrs Earl Adams and Mrs Bill Jones host the Ladies Aid on October 28. Philadelphia relatives were entertained by Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain last Sunday. Sunday School at Bloomery Church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Adams
Edna
Sidney Collins
Agnes Breeding
Earl Robinson
Bloomery Church
Earl Adams
Bill Jones
Ladies Aid
Bernice Adams
Wihnington
Fred Fountain
Philadelphia
No soul is desolate while a trusted human remains
Quote by George Eliot about resilience of the human spirit, asserting that no person is truly alone when there is someone worthy of trust and reverence to share in their life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Denton News Recap
Denton notes show building work pressing along as the dam and stream near the county barn are readied to power water pumps. Obituaries mark the passing of Thomas H. Taylor, a respected former slave, and Martha Jane Everett. The column also covers a Praia of weddings, moves of residents, school events, and reminiscences on coon hunting fading away.
Denton National Bank Remodeled With Modern Vault Upgrades
Denton National Bank in Denton underwent major modernization by Tilghman Moyer Company of Allentown Pa. The vault received triple steel lining a ten inch steel door with heavy bolts and time lock plus a microphone alarm. Banking room screens were updated adding a bookkeeper alcove and extra wicket while the lobby gained updated flooring marble and redesigned access. A new basement fireproof storage vault a large auto oil boiler underground storage tank and revamped heating complete the improvements. The remodel enhances security efficiency and safety for customers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
Tilghman Moyer Company
Allentown
National Board of Casualty
Denton
GM Delco Heat Oil Burners Installment Notice
M K New announces installation of General Motors Delco heat oil burners. The note indicates a plan for setting up the equipment in the facility and may imply related maintenance steps or purchasing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Delco
M. K. Newnan
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Congress
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Harry H. Rieck
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France
Business Week
Chicago
Knox
Rev. L. W. Savage
Dover
Mehtedist Episcopal Church
Henderson
Smithson
Oliver N. Warren
Jane
Elsy
Ford
Sayen
Unkelen
St. Baying
Widder
Jake
Dearborn
McCormick-Deering
John Deer
Lacy Pepper
N. D. Richards
Adams Cross Roads
Ctober
PreStOn Motor Co
Lane & Brauchle, Props
Preston
New York Giants
Wierzog
Giants
Mr. Herzop
Martha Jane Everett
John Everett
John W. Petens
Templeville
John L. Sparklin
W. Walls
John Goode
Kenton
F. M. Dorothy
Hymerna
Indiana
A. E. Morris
West Denton
Denton National
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