Melvin and Johnson Publish Saturday Morning 1938
Melvin and Johnson Inc publish the Saturday Morning issue dated October 29 1938. The paper features local news, market notes, and community notices reflecting the town’s events and concerns of late October.
Spawn of the North shines at the Dentonia Theatre
A frontier saga of four friends torn by feudal warfare and revived by sacrifice. Paramount's Alaska epic screens Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29 with an all star cast in the Dentonia Theatre. Also on location: The Crowd Roars featuring Robert Taylor and Maureen O'Sullivan runs November 3 and 4.
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Alaska Frontier
Paramount
North Country
Dentonia Theatre
America
Last Frontier
Barrett Willoughby
Thrill
Robert Young
Lew Ayres
Ruth Hussey
Young
Miss Hussey
Paris
Robert Taylor
Raoul Walsh
Lionel Stander
Johnny Indresano
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Taylor
Stander
Indresano
Maureen O'Sullivan
Walsh Ranch House
Sonja Henie stages brill iant Alice in Wonderland ballet
Sonja Henie and dance director Harry Losee present Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland as the finale to numbers in My Lucky Star at Ridgely Theatre with showings Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29. Also Clitterhouse stars Edward G Robinson and Claire Trevor arrive in The Amazing Dr Clitterhouse at Ridgely Theatre October 31 to November 2. Dolores Costello returns to screen in Beloved Brat at Ridgely Thursday November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century-Fox
Sonja Henie
Harry Losee
Lewis Carrell
Ridgely Theatre
Clitterhouse
Edward G. Robinson
Claire Trevor
Dr. Clitterhouse
Warner Bros
Dolores Costello
Miss Costello
Our Own Standards on Markets and Jobs in America
The piece argues about prosperity and employment, framing a market dynamic where demand and buying power determine jobs. It asserts the United States as the strongest market with high wages and production, then notes American industries are not selling all they can to this wealthiest economy.
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Breadline
United States
Sale of property in Thawley case ratified by court
In Equity No. 3505 Chy in Caroline County Circuit Court, ordered October 27, 1938, that the sale reported by Wesley E. Thawley as assignee be ratified and confirmed unless a contrary cause is shown by December 29. A copy of this order must be printed in Caroline County newspapers weekly for four weeks before November 28. The report lists the sale amount as $10,000.00.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Wesley E. Thawley
T. Clayton Horsey
Cleik
Factory Role in Prices Sparks National Debate
A speaker argues that buying foreign made goods harms American workers by driving down wages and jobs. He stresses that choosing locally produced items supports U.S. labor, including printers, copper workers, and paper mill workers, and warns against letting cheap imports erode living standards and markets. He invokes Christian values as guidance.
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