Another Joyous Day To Celebrate The Pact Of Paris
On August 27 the world marks the second anniversary of the Paris Pact renouncing war as national policy. The piece recalls Article 2 urging pacific dispute resolution and traces historical efforts toward international peace from Du Bois to Cruce, Saint Pierre, Penn, and Kellogg. It calls for turning dream into reality and building interrelations on the Pact’s foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paris
Isaiah
Roma
Rome
Greece
du Bois
Europe
Emeric Cruce
Saint Pierre
William Penn
Penn
Sylvania
United States
Canada
Wm. Ladd
Peace Society
I Shall Look Forward to Your Opportunity to Help
A speaker expresses eagerness to assist, yet feels any deed would pale beside the important work being done for a boy. The remark emphasizes gratitude and the significance of guiding a son toward a proper start.
New Aerial Achievement by Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte
Dieudonne Coste and mechanic Maurice Bellonte completed a nonstop Paris to New York flight in 37 hours 18 minutes after three prior attempts. The feat followed Lindbergh’s earlier solo crossing, with Coste facing rain fog and mist. President Hoover praised the achievement, strengthening US-France ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieudonne Coste
Paris
New York
Maurice Bellonte
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Coste
Hoover
Road to Progress: Citizens Weigh Their City’s Path
A dated civic exhortation urges residents to act now rather than delay. It stresses collective effort, pride in the home city, and cooperation to drive growth, warning that division leads to retreat and urging citizens to choose the path forward.
Put Men to Work and End the Unemployment Stagnation
A call for unlocking bank vaults to release capital for industry and employ idle workers. The piece argues that unemployment and low mood stem from wealth concentration and restricted earning power, contending that distributing money to the people will restore production, consumption, and prosperity.
Editorial notes urge safer highways and cautious driving
Intensive campaigns push safer highways and blame on the reckless. Quotes from Charles F. Kettering stress assuming others may err keeps drivers on alert. Labor Day prompts focus on unemployment and policy remedies, with a plan featuring education, pensions, and public works. A survey shows livestock marketing costs. farmers gain from higher producer prices while freight costs fall. The railroad industry remains vital to American agriculture amid improved service and capacity. Lindbergh calls for uniform international flying rules and remarks on cross-border aviation obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Research Corporation
When Fathers Become Kin in Helping Sons Start Work
A Rotarian magazine letter from a leading American businessman describes a father’s gratitude for a employer offering his son a summer newspaper job. He recalls his own work start, notes the son’s roughness yet potential, and urges firm discipline and varied tasks to build responsibility.
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Jackson
Call for Organized Business Action to Unemployed Aid
The speaker urges stability and prosperity and argues only organized business and social life can bring relief. Continuous government, bank and trust criticism won’t change the situation. relief comes from organized efforts to create jobs and open bank access for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London Naval Parley Signals Japan Arms Plan
A London naval parleys report states Japan has chosen a program covering about one third of treaty construction. Observers say treaty limits are viewed as maximums, not mandates, and fear a 1935 conference would yield more if nations had paused large builds in the interim five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Congressman Dyer Proposes Travel Bureau in Commerce Dept
Congressman L. C. Dyer launches a movement to form a travel bureau within the Department of Commerce. The initial focus is Canada, examining border conditions and proposing measures to reduce crossing red tape at international lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Dyer
Department of Recmmerce
Canada
Downie Shows likely to draw crowd in Denton event
Local items remember a Denton crowd set to attend the Downie Shows next Monday. Denton merchants plan new telephone lines, a Carter Block move brings Nichols & Son into a new store, and yields and prices for crops look favorable. A road project in Queen Anne's is proposed, weddings and travels abound, and a Preston fire damages W C Ledman's store with losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company
Denton
Samuel Griffin
James H. Nichols
James T. Sylvester
J. B. Raughley
M. W. B. Heather
T. H. Butler
Ingleside
Marydel
Irwin Coleman
Calvin Taylor
Long Marsh
Queen Anne’s County
Martha J. Marshall
Smithville
Robinson P. Short
Federalsburg
T. F. Beauchamp
Mary T. Hopkins
Philadelphia
R. E. Johnson
Beniah Tharp Hopkins
Seventh Street
J. Frank Griffin
Hoboken
N. J
John R
Rachel T. Griffin
County
Jennie Garey
Matthew Garey
James ‘I. Richardson
M. E. Church
R. S. Ober
R. A. Myers
Pennsylvania
Caroline
R. H. Ober
Philemon Green
Thomas R. Green
Red Wing
Minn
Winnie Liden
J. L. Everngain
Rehoboth
Olivia Passapae
Baltimore
Effie DeFord
Brooklyn
Magothy
Frank Wyatt
W. C. Ledman
W. H. Hollis
J. A. Cox
J. T. Parker
Dr. Downes
Preston
Railroads cut rates to aid drought states on livestock feeds and water
To help states suffering drought the railroads will reduce rates on livestock feeds and water transports. The move aims to ease burden on farmers and ranchers facing water and feed shortages.
James Melton Sings Friml Pieces On Atwater Kent Hour
Tenor James Melton will perform three town favorites on the Atwater Kent Radio Hour Sunday September 7 with the Atwater Kent Orchestra directed by Josef Pasternack. The program features Ah Moon of My Delight from In A Persian Garden Mah Lindy Lou and The Old Refrain plus excerpts from Rose Marie The Firefly and Katinka with interludes by Melton.
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James Melton
America
Europe
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent ‘Orchestra
Josef ‘Pasternack
Liza Lehmann
Omar
Mme. Lehmann
Melton
New York
Frim
Josef Pasternack
Katinka
Frrmly
Lehmann
Strickland
Mr. Melton
the Firefly
Friml
Old Refrain
Kreisler
Katrinka
Local social notes from Rehoboth and area
Ridgely residents come home for a time as Mrs. W T Temple and son move near New York City. Mrs Lawrence Wilson with daughter Christine visit West Virginia. Bake sale by Good Will Bible Class nets thirty four dollars. Various residents travel to Detroit Wilmington Baltimore and Delaware River towns. One man ill and another recovering as several families visit and socialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swing
Rehoboth
W. T. Temple
Paul
Allen
Leola
New York City
Lawrence Wilson
Christine
West Virginia
Good Will Bible
Stella Matthews
Detroit
Mich
Charlotte Kibler
Florence Sugar
Washington
John Hoffman
I. T. Saulsbury
Leroy Detwiler
Wilmington
Franklyn Stayer
East New Market
Vivian Hols
Mite Society Meeting Plans Oyster Supper at Thawley's
The Tuckahoe Neck Mite Society of Thawley's Church met Friday in the hall and set the annual fall oyster supper for Thursday evening October 16. News notes report Karl Werner seriously injured by a mule with two fractured ribs, now improving, and several local visits and recoveries including E C Wright and others visiting Chester and Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
Thawley’s Church
Karl Werner
John Clopper
Madeline Clopper
John Clopper Jr
Maryland
Miles Reed
W. C. Reed
Chester
Miriam Holsinger
Doris Kern
Lawrence Wright
Ocean City
Slats Diary Chronicles Rural Week With Family Cast
Ross Farquar records a week of household events and small-town life. Entries note a cousin’s age debate, a scare involving horses, a failed primary vote, a rooster and farm talk, a neighbor’s illness, and school preparations with a wary note about a new teacher.
County Public Health Board Reports Nursing Service Details
A Denton county health meeting chaired by Mrs. Roland Fisher discussed financing for a project. Nurse Ruth Jackson reported on June and July activities including two baby clinics, examinations of 25 children, nine Miracle House admissions, a hospital transfer, and domestic aid. The report covers tuberculosis visits, midwife follow ups, typhoid vaccine distribution, and a total of 463 health visits over the two months.
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County Public Wealth Board
County Public Health Board
Denton
Roland Fisher
Ruth Jackson
Denton Community Club
Askin
Bureau of Child Hygiene of
Baltimore
Miracle House
Claiborne
Public Health Committee
Greensboro
Preston
Catherine Goodson
J. H. M. Knox
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Crownsville State Insane Hospital
Eastton Hospital
Eastern Shore auditions set for Atwater Kent contest
Section residents sign up for the Atwater Kent Radio Audition Contest to be held September 14 in Easton. Local hopefuls from Cambridge, St Michaels, Denton, Federalsburg, Chestertown, and Easton aim to reach Baltimore, then a national finals series with cash prizes and music scholarships. Local organizers and notable chairs across Maryland coordinate talent search while personal mentions note social visits and travel among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater-Kent
New Theatre
Easton
Cambridge
Joseph Bennet Applegarth
Wm. V. Vane
St. Michaels
Raymond Jump
Denton
Thomas Hardcastle Baynard
Federalsburg
Frances Hackett
Chestertown
Vernon Carey
Raymond Moffett
Janet Atwater
Theodosia Chapman
Emily Jewel
Middle Atlantic
Atwater Kent Foundation
Maryland Forces
Albert C. Ritchie
Ritchie
William A. Smith, Jr
Baltimore
Joseph T. Pyles
Frederick
J. Frank Rice
Takoma Park
Charles H. Roderick
Hagerstown
Charles S. Sherman
Annapolis
W. R. Trevaskis
Cumberland
Louis B. Goodyear
Riverdale
Cleveland S. Smith
Local family notes and gatherings across Delaware County
Adams Cross Roads report shows Mr and Mrs George Terrell and son David visiting relatives in Collingdale and many others from Woodlynne Hickman Wilmington and Philadelphia spending weekends and holidays with family. Rehoboth Cedar Grove Beach gatherings and school openings mark the Sunday to Monday social calendar with several reunions and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Terrell
David
George
Mary Neff
Collingdale
Fred Fountain
Edgar Fountain
Francis
Woodlynne
N. J
Johnnie Fountain
Hickman
Elmer Robinson
Earl Adams
Edna
Reba
Rehoboth
Elmer
David DeVore
Herman
Therman Fountains
Richard
Frederick Seely
Telchester
Althea Adams
Johnnie Mears
Wilmington
John Adams
Leroy Gibbs
Friend
Philadelphia
D. F. Johnson
Marie Parker
Liden’s
Dean Seeley
Pennypacker
Cedar Grove Beach
Delaware
Arthur Adams
Denton
Laura Seely
Services resume at Christ Church Denton
The Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Denton resumes services on Sunday September 14 with Rev. F. W. Kirwan in charge. The rector will also conduct services at the Ocean City Maryland Church tomorrow the 7th.
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Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Denton
F. W. Kirwan
Ocean City
Alre-Tite Cedarized Moth Proof Bags in Extra Heavy Size
Denton Journal Office offers Alre-Tite moth proof bags made of white lined cedarized material. Each bag measures 57 inches by 27 inches by 4 inches and opens on the side. Suitable for suits overcoats auto robes and woolen blankets.
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Denton Journal Office
Denton
Caroline County Schools Reopen Amid Staffing Changes
Public schools in Caroline County resume Monday with colored schools to reopen two weeks later. A vacant Henderson principalcy due to the death of C. M. Wingate will be filled, and Preston School sees Principal Scarborough depart for Berlin High. T. Conover Crouse succeeds Scarborough at Preston, with Greensboro staff nearly unchanged and Smith-Hughes work expanding manual training. Five hundred students expected. new floors, a cafeteria, and an outdoor drinking fountain enhance facilities amid summer college work by several teachers.
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Caroline County
Henderson
C. M. Wingate
Scarborough
Preston School
Berlin
T. Conover Crouse
Caroline High School
Crouse
Preston
Columbia University
New York
Denton
Corps of Greensboro
W. E. Kerns
Near
Washington
Wayne
Tto
Pennsylvania
Kerns
E. C. Orrell
Baltimore
Greensboro
Smith-Hughes
Sadie Guseman
Delaware
Guseman
Olive Wood Hubbard
Miss Beauchamp
Ridgely
P.T.A
Board of Education
W C T U Holds First Evening Meeting of Fall
On Monday evening September 8 at 8 o clock the W C T U will meet at Mrs G H Rue s home on South Third street to plan the fall and winter campaign and a full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Rue
South Third Street
Ford Tow Truck for Sale with Stake Body
For sale by Henry W. Hughes of Denton Maryland a Ford tow truck in very good condition. Includes stake body and ready for service. Contact Henry W. Hughes for details and price.
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Ford
Henry W. Hughes
Denton, Md
Vacationing Couple at Rehoboth Beach
Mr and Mrs James OByrne of Wilmington are spending their vacation at Rehoboth Beach. They spent Tuesday with their parents Mr and Mrs Craig Vickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Byrne
Wilmington
Rehoboth Beach
Craig Vickery
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Atwater Kent Radio Hour
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I. T. Fleetwood
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Clarence R. Pentz
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