Plan for a European Union proposed by International Juridical Union
A new plan for a United States of Europe is published by the International Juridical Union. It outlines a more precise federal framework, advances seven core points, and would operate within the League of Nations with Geneva as seat once fifteen nations agree. Tagore travels to Russia and then the United States for a lecture tour under Soviet invitation. Delegates to the sixth International Road Congress gather in Washington for sessions on international auto traffic regulation.
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United States of Europe
International Juridicial Union
European Union
M. Briand
Europe
Turkey
Russia
Britain
France
Holland
League of Nations
Geneva
Tagore
England
United States
American Friends Service Committee
Washington
The Passion Play at Oberammergau Insight
Washington College president Paul E. Titsworth praises Oberammergau for community effort and talent shown by 1500 villagers in the 3000-strong town, noting the remarkable production achieved with limited means in the Bavarian Alps setting.
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Oberammergau
Paul E. Titsworth
Washington College
Ammer
Maryland
Oberammergau Passion Play Impresses Global Audience
A 6000 strong multinational audience braved frigid rain to witness Oberammergau's famed Passion Play. The performance, led by Anton Lang and cast including Alois Lang and Guido Mayr, blended Old Testament tableaux with live drama, praised for its humanizing portrayal of biblical figures and emotional impact on the audience.
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Oberammergau
Anton’ Lang
Alois Lang
Christus
Hans Lang
John
Guido Mayr
Judas Iscariot
Ober |Ammergau
Chestertown
Father Daisenberger
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Judas
Mayr
Pilate
Barabbas
Jesus
Jerusalem
Titsworth
School Days and Eyesight Boosts Learning
A public advocacy piece stressing that 25 million U S children return to school with at least a quarter having uncorrected vision, which hinders progress. Dr J Fred Andreae urges parents to ensure annual eye examinations by a competent optometrist or oculist to give every child a fair start in life and prevent permanent harm.
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United States
J. Fred Andreae
Maryland State Board of Examiners
Farm relief mis understood science not subsidies or loans
Farmers misunderstand government relief for wheat marketing. The author argues that only a small portion of relief funds should be spent on scientific approaches to transforming wheat and other grains into new uses, which could rapidly solve farmers' problems. The piece stresses science over subsidies, loans, or direct contributions.
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Packing Houses
Boards of Trade
Sci
Boil Your Drinking Water To Prevent Typhoid Warns Health Official
Dr R H Riley director of the State Department of Health warns private water users campers and hikers to boil drinking water due to drought and possible contamination from surface drainage. He notes increased typhoid outbreaks nationwide and urges vaccination and strict personal hygiene to protect others.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Tribute to Mrs Lyda Shively on Aug 25 1930
Resolutions from the Ladies' Aid Society of Goldsboro Md honor Mrs Lyda Shively of Goldsboro Charge Baltimore District M E Church South. Though an invalid, she cared for the church and kingdom. Her piety and godliness are praised as a model. Copies sent to family and published in county and church papers.
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J. W. Shively
Lyda Shively
Goldsboro Charge
Baltimore
M. E. Church South
Ladies’ Aid Society
Goldsboro
Funerals of Two Women Held Last Week
Funerals for Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Mahala Butler were held last week. Miss Mary Wyatt has entered Salisbury Normal School this fall. Mrs. Hester Baughley will teach in Burrsville School this fall.
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George Taylor
Mahala Butler
Mary Wyatt
Salisbury Normal School
Hester Baughley
Burrsville
Twenty Five Years Ago in Caroline County News
Twenty five years ago eggs were 24 cents at Longfellow's. Races at the driving park drew crowds. winners included Touri Boy and Golden Rod among others. Denton resident John Anthony died suddenly near Denton. Several local marriages and social visits noted. burglaries at Ridgely reported. Caroline High School shows 146 attendance with strong plans for manual training. Various local residents and students listed with addresses and affiliations.
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Longfellow
Town
H. W. Hughes
Golden Rod
W. G. Horsey
Shadeland
W. T. George
F. A. DeFord
Jerome Lister
John Anthony
Denton
Antthony
H. S. Johnson
Denton Cemetery
Charles E. Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Greenwood
Nellie M. Cohee
W. A. Cohee
M. E
L. W. Layfield
Central
The Greatest Broadcast in Radio History
A September 18 10 00 p m EDT network event by RCA Victor with American Legion and NBC features 90 minutes of top名 guests including Herbert Hoover Calvin Coolidge Alfred E Smith and General Pershing. The NBC red and blue networks link 76 stations coast to coast with live segments from Bunker Hill Monument Old North Church and Dorchester Heights Monument.
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Victor
RCA Victor Company, Inc
American Legion
National Broadcasting Company
Herbert Hoover
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
New York
John J. Pershing
O. L. Bodenhaer
Canaan
Mexico
NBC
Bunker Hill Monument
Old North Church
Dorchester Heights Monument
Slats Diary Recounts School, Work and Hearts
A diary style narrative chronicles Slats as he faces a breakup with Jane, contemplates a gas pipe team job, and meets a girl at the lawn. He notes family talk about Christmas and a cousin’s marriage plans, describes potato digging and school looming, and ends with a misadventure about an incident at dinner.
Circus comes to Denton with two shows next Monday
Downie Bros. Circus announces a two show engagement in Denton on Monday September 22 featuring a three ring spectacle. Public ads promise a noon free street parade a mile long and a full program of clowns trapeze animals and marvels at affordable prices 25 and 50 cents general admission.
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Downie Bros
Denton
Downie Bros. Circus
Atwater Kent Radio Hour Features Lewis James As Soloist
Tenor Lewis James and the Revellers Quartet headline the Atwater Kent Radio Hour on Sunday September 14 with three favorite songs Ich Liebe Dich Then You'll Remember Me and Little Mother O Mine plus modern musical comedy numbers by the Atwater Kent Orchestra under Josef Pasternack. The program includes selections from This Year of Grace No No Nanette and Dearest Enemy with Tea For Two arranged by Pasternack.
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Lewis James
Revellers Quartet
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
James
Greig
Taria
Mer
Balfe
Atwater Kent
Josef Pasternack
Noel Coward
Vincent Youmans
James Rodgers
Pasternack
Coward
Little Lady
Ted Wiebe
Grieg
Balfe Mr. James
Nanette
Youmans
County Beekeepers Meet at Denton September 16
The Caroline unit of the Maryland Beekeepers Association will hold its annual fall parley at the Denton Court House on Tuesday September 16 at 8 00 p m President Martin C Voss will preside The program includes talks on possibilities in Eastern Shore beekeeping beekeeping from a woman's standpoint preparation of bees for winter and a round table discussion All beekeepers and others are urged to attend
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Caroline
Maryland Beekeepers Association
Denton
Court House
Martin C. Voss
A. Howard Johnson
Centerville
S. B. Ritlter
George J. Abrams
College Park
Maryland
Moving Pictures
Homemakers Hear Anna Spoerlein on Radio Talk
Mrs. Anna A Spoerlein president of Carroll County Council of Homemakers Clubs will speak on WMAL Washington Tuesday September 16 at 6 45 p m Her topic is The Rural Women Speak for Themselves She is known in the county as a Master Farm Homemaker after attending Rural Women's Short Course several years
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Anna A. Spoerlein
Carroll County Council of Homemakers Clubs
WMAL
Washington
Spoerlein
Federal duck blind rules eased by War Dept permit plan
The War Department revised a 1929 regulation, allowing Maryland duck blinds without a federal permit in areas where state law bars erections within 300 yards of shore. In zones with tighter state limits, licensees must apply for a federal permit, with guidance to file a rough shore sketch. The rule ensures removal or lighted display for night navigation.
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War Department
Maryland
United States District Engineer's Office
Custom House
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Todd’s
Brannock’s Bay
Dorchester County
Chesapeake Bay
Poplar Island
Coache’s Neck
Black Walnut Point
Benoni’s Point
Talbot County
Prospect Bay
Queen Anne’s County
Harry F. Tunis
United States Engineer's Office
Secretary of War
Baltimore County
That Men May Meet in Roads and Rights of Way
Mary and John discuss traffic laws and international cooperation as they drive through a small town. They debate road planning, aviation, and the idea that a world is a neighborhood, stressing shared governance and mutual aid. The scene shifts to a Maryland Theatre play preview about Stepdaughters of War.
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John
Mary
Praid
Lindbergh
Geneva
Jean's
Washington
International
Jean
New York
Jean’s
Bowie
Orphans' Court Records Carroll County Proceedings
The Orphans Court for Caroline county met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn pres ent. Raymond A. Nichols surviving administrator released from James B. Jones and from the executors of Charles M. Nichols estate. Wilmer B. Parker filed inventory of Rhoda A. Reed estate and order to sell granted. Miriam and Katharine Taylor estates filed inventory debts list and order to sell. Raymond A. Nichols and Enos F. Nichols executors filed list of operate debts.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West, Harper and Shawn
Raymond A. Nichols
Elsie Maud Nichols
James B. Jones
Charles M. Nichols
Wilmer B. Parker
Rhoda A. Reed
Miriam Taylor
Katharine W. Taylor
Enos F. Nichols
Gratitude for Support in State's Attorney Primary Race
I thank all who generously supported my candidacy for State's Attorney in the recent primary and say I will abide by the decision of the majority.
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Ridgely residents Harry Swann and J F Elliot recover to walking after illness. Nathan Jones of Dover visited Willard Jones. L M Bahney and baby visit relatives near New York. Mary Robinson returns from Philadelphia with Evelyn Lane. A F Leuschner from Northeast Pa stayed with Harry Hemmons. Scullys visit Camden. Samuel Cecil and son Earl Cecil visit from Wilmington. H H Zeigler and Mary Zeigler travel to Johnson City Tenn. Frank Stevenson visits sister in Delmar. Saulsbury Brothers plan early butter bean packing. Charles Temple of Wilmington visits relatives. I T Saulsbury ill but improving. Walter Mitchell returns to store after long illness. Ida Orr visits Philadelphia. Ed Morris and family spend Sunday at Rehoboth. Maud Sleek spends days in Atlantic City. Mrs William Wooters visits Chester. Holsinger and Son canning tomatoes.
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Harry Swann
J. F. Elliot
Nathan Jones
Dover
Willard Jones
L. M. Bahney
New York
Mary Robinson
Evelyn Lane
Philadelphia
Harry Hemmons
A. F. Leuschner
Northeast
Arthur Scully
Howard Perry
Camden
N. J
Samuel Cecil
Earl Cecil
Wilmington
H. H. Zeigler
Mary Zeigler
Johnson City
Tennessee
Frank Stevenson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Saulsbury Brothers
Charles Temple
I. T. Saulsbury
Walter Mitchell
Ida Orr
Ed. Morris
Rehoboth
Maud Sleek
Atlantic City
William Wooters
Chester
Holsinger and Son
Labor Day Visit Highlights From Ross Clancey Families
During the Labor Day vacation the Ross and Clancey families entertained George L. Denney of near Wilmington and several relatives from Goldsboro and Wilmington. They spent most of the time in sports including rifle practice and barnyard golf with both adults and children. The Clanceys swam at Haven Lake Milford and Ross Clancey of New York City won the day at target practice. Mrs. R. Wesley Ross returned from a Shenandoah Valley trip visiting Caverns Natural Bridge Monticello and other sites. Mr. N. J. Harrington and daughter Doris, Mrs. Pearl Slaughter, and Mrs. Bessie Disch recent guests of the Ross household.
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Ross
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