CCC Camp 1392 at Goldsboro News and Fire Fight
Corporal Ernest Bell of Company K Maryland National Guard helped present the Pershing trophy to General Craig after rifle marksman success at Indiantown Gap. The Fourth Section crew aided a three mile north Goldsboro forest fire, then fought stumps and snags to extinguish it within an hour. Ridgely beats CCC Camp 4 to 2 in a Sunday baseball game as Colonel Long inspects the unit and medical officer Dugan returns from Washington.
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Ernest Bell
Maryland National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Bell
Craig
U. S
Camp Perry
Ohio
1392Nd Co
Goldsboro
Maryland
Oscar Kelly
Hoopes
Kelly
Ridgely High School
Ridgely
CCC
Ridgely Ab Rih Kibler Ss
Jones
Dill
Simpson
Richards
Bennington
Pinder
Stevenson
Co. CCC Ab
Montgomery
Gibbe
King of
Witten
Keadle
Cuthrell
Hynson
Mitchell
Long
Lester Dugan
1392Nd Company
Washington, D. C
Disptling the Fog in Republican Campaign Tactics
A critical column argues Republican high command struggles to craft campaign propaganda against Roosevelt. It notes repetitive accusations of usurpation and dictatorship, mixed with praise for publicists who fail to stay nonpartisan while attacking Democrats. It cites Frank Kent and the duPont Liberty League as examples of contested neutrality and propertied influence in politics.
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Republican High Command
Roosevelt
Frank Kent
duPont Liberty League
League
Landon
Kana
duPont Outfit
Kent
Discussion Of Qualifications In The Campaign
The piece analyzes political qualifications and positions around Governor Landon and President Roosevelt, noting shifting stances and unclear policy specifics. It discusses party messaging, past actions on budgets and labor, and the presence of deserters across both parties, ending with attributions to Charles Michelson, Director of Publicity, Democratic National Committee.
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duPonters
Mark Sullivan
Sullivan
Landon
Lembke
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Hamilton
Knox
Liberty Leaguers
Hamilton
Maine
United States Army Engineers
Brookhart
Nottis
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Earthworm Trades comes to Denton theatre features Joe E Brown
Joe E Brown leads the cast in Earthworm Trades at the Dentonia Theatre on Friday and Saturday with June Travis Carol Hughes and a host of supporting players. The film follows Botts the Earthworm Tractor salesman as he pursues a big pitch and love in a small town setting.
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Alexander Botts
William Hazlett Upson
Saturday Evening Post
Alesande
Betts
Dentonia Theatre
Bett
Joe E. Brown
Joe
June Travis
Carol Hughes
Guy Kibbee
Dick Foran
Gene Lockhart
Olin Howland
Joseph Crehan
Saran Edwards
Charles Wilson
William_Davidson
Irving Bacon
Stuart Holmes
Botts
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Dentoma Theatre
Pomona College
California
Robert Young
Betty Furnes
New York
Hollywood
20Th Century Limited
Cubs
Rocky
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayser
M-G-M
Fars
Sylvia Sidney
Spencer Tracy
Vanca
Fritz Lang
Ridgely Theatre Spotlight Offers Stars and Gifts
Outdoor star Buc Jones with Bobby Baund and Dorothy Revier bring a western romance to Ridgely Theatre for one day. Judy coupon gift night returns Friday with 20 prizes drawn until won. Bobby Breen, praised by Eddie Cantor, stars in Let's Sing Again with Henri Armetta. Breen, eight, began his singing and acting career four years ago starting as a child entertainer.
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Buc Jones
Ridgely Theatre
Buch
Bobby Baund
Dorothy Revier
Will Rogers
Abel Frake
Bobby Breen
Eddie Cantor
Laurel
Boy Hero
Sol Lesser
Henri Armetta
Bobbs
Fie d
A Rural Gladhand and Gracious Worries of Farmers
A farmer laments that the small, poorer farms bear more suffering in hard times while big farms gain breaks. He argues division of wealth alone cannot raise all households, notes country life offers some safety, and warns wasteful spending. The piece extols manure spreading as a key farm improvement backed by centuries of experiments, urging selection of a manure spreader as a first upgrade for efficiency.
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Mike
American Boy magazine offers sports guides for boys
Prospective readers learn crawl stroke basketball hurling and backhand through features and interviews in The American Boy. The issue highlights Monmouth and SMU football tactics, Bobbie Wilton the All American halfback, coaches Bernie Moore and Bob Simpson, and a look at Oklahoma Notre Dame and Ohio State stars. Subscriptions are $1 yearly $2 for three years with foreign add-on. newsstands 10 cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Boy
Monueota
Southern Methodist
Bobbie Wilton
Ohio State University
Low Wurbler
Jesse Owens
Detroit
Mich
The Child Who Has The Question
A parent guide to child curiosity and questioning. It notes that questions reflect an alert mind and can drive learning across ages from piano to science. Parents should foster inquiry, guide self discovery, and use gentle prompts to reveal underlying needs or boredom.
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Evon
Betty
Honest parental guidance for child questions in family life
The text discusses handling questions from children with tact to build trust. It contrasts practical inquiries like what time it is or requests for money with existential questions about origins, emphasizing friendly heart to heart dialogue. It warns against shaming the child and stresses honest, calm responses to foster confidence.
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Mayhaie
Chidren
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Hal
Dentonla
Toronto Night Club
Eddie Canvor
George Barbie
Hinthwell Hobbes
Richard Carle
J. M. Kenigan
Walter Wanger
Henry Fonda
Pat Paterson
Mary Biri
Nidgely Theatre
Ridgely Theatre News
Pete Gettys
State Farmer
Marion Brownfield
Wadsworth
Gustav Good
Frigidaire
M. K. Newnam
America
Farmdale
Les&s
Rob Roy
India
Ceylon
ASCO
Black Sue
Pride of
Killarney
Mason Jars
Ginia Lee
Brookfield
Rinso
King Dog Food
del Monte
Asco Beller
SWIFT
Ible
Lean
Reingan
Farmers Supply Co
Denton
Essolene
Esso, Inc
YE Warfare
S&s
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