Save a Life a Day Effort by Maryland Traffic Safety Group
The Maryland Traffic Safety Committee, newly formed, launches a three month goal to save a life daily. Speakers include Paul Strickler, Major Whitman, Col Ober, Commissioner Elgin, Dean Steinberg, Police Commissioner Stanton, and David Weglein with pledges of support from numerous organizations such as the Maryland PTA, Women’s Clubs, American Legion, VFW, and multiple state and city safety and business groups.
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Maryland Traffic Safety Committee
Paul F. Strickler
National Safety Council
Chicago
Whitman
Col. Ober
Elgin
S. S. Steinberg
School of Engineering
University of Maryland
Stanton
Baltimore
David E. Weglein
Baltimore City
Maryland Congress P. T. A
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Automobile Associations
State
District of Columbia
the Safety Engineers
National Women's Party
Maryland Volunteer Firemen
Highway Safety Committee
Baltimore Safety Council
Maryland Safety Council
Public School Association
State Police Association
Advertising Club of Baltimore
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee
Caroline High School Class of 39 disperses amid college plans
The Caroline High School News outlines where members of the class of 39 will study, with Louise Brown heading to Bridgewater College in Virginia. Other students enroll at Beacom College Salisbury Normal and Western Maryland College, plus local Washington College. The piece also notes efforts in girls athletics, a new soccer coach, and library duties as the year begins.
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Louise Brown
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Wilmington
Del
Sherman Tribbitt
Thomas Lankford
Beacom College
Hannah Detwiler
Delaware State College of Beauty Culture
Robert Moore
Margie Rue
Western Maryland College
Salisbury Normal School
Bryant Cawley
George Clendaniel
Jen Ann Deen
Robert Thawley
Austin Murphy
Washington College
Kathryn Baker
Katherine Cahall
Malinda Allfather
Irma Henzen
Mr. Thomas
Caroline High
Library
Future Farmers of America visit home and fair fields
Agriculture classes toured Paul Wrights homestead to study corn varieties including Reid s Yellow Dent and Sure Crop hybrids, noting hybrids U S 13 and U S 44 with wind storm resilience. They then judged livestock at Centreville Eastern Shore Fair with Thomas Baker winning first for a Duroc sow and Marvin Butler, Donald Kubler placing in Chester White and Guernsey classes. The last two boys had graduated last year.
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Agriculture News
Future Farmers of America
Agriculture
Paul Wricht
Reid
Lancaster Co
U. S. 13
U. S. 44
Paul
Paul Wright
James Jester
Lee Lord
Thomas Baker
Marvin Butler
Donald Kubler
Centreville
Raymond Trice
Marvin Butter
Merchants Boastful Advertisers Highlight Journal Page
Local merchants push sales in The Journal while other sellers remain quiet, making the ad page a showcase of advertised goods and hawked wares.
Hartly wins a doubleheader to boost league standing
A large Harrington crowd is set for the next game as Delaware teams push toward the playoffs. Hartly beat Houston 8 to 5 in 11 innings to climb to second place, with Betz, Vodvarka, and Powell delivering key hits. Bridgeville then edged Hartly 7 to 4 in the opening game of a Sunday twin bill before the Huskies rebounded to win the nightcap 7 to 2.
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Grace
Greensboro
Harrington
Houston
Delaware
Hartly
Betz
Vodvarka
Favinger
Powell
Hurley
Griffith
Bridgeville
Palmer
Cannon
Biigeville
Houston Indie Houston Tops Greensboro in Two Games
Houston Indie Houston advanced to a fourth place tie by defeating Greensboro in two games, 9 to 1 and 6 to 0. Quillen and Allen pitched strongly for Houston, with Bilbrough and Spence handling the losers. Church Hill and Harrington split a twi nighter as Harrington won 10 to 0 and Church Hill won 6 to 0. Coleman started for Church Hill and Postles shut out Stillers in the nightcap.
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Houston
Greensboro
Quillen
Allen
Bilbrough
Spence
Church Hill
Harrington
Hillers
Coleman
Postles
Stillers
Starrett cowboy film star in Riders of Black River at Dentonia
Charles Starrett abandoned a military path to become a cowboy and stars in Columbia's Riders of Black River at the Dentonia Theatre this Saturday. Also showing Torch y Runs for Mayor with Glenda Farrell and Daughters Courageous with the Warner Bros. lineup on Sept 6 18 and 19.
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Starrett
Riders OF
Black River
Earth
Charles Starrett
New England
Soung
Hollywood
Dentonia Theatre
Columbia
Riders of Black River,” With Tris &Reaidh and the Singing Sons of the Pioneers
Warner Bros
Ridgely Theatre Presents Burnette Musical Western
Smiley Burnette, famed for 52 instruments, adds to his repertoire in Western Jamboree a publicized musical western at Ridgely Theatre this Friday and Saturday. Rose Marie Stars MacDonald and Eddy in a 1935 MGM musical at Ridgely on September 18 19 and 20 for three performances.
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Smiley Burnette
Ridgely Theatre
Smiley
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Uncle Jim on erosion impact of ruined acres
Uncle Jim argues that people ignore annual erosion losses of hundreds of thousands of acres until it hits close to home, implying local residents would react differently if their land faced the same fate.
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