Senator Smathers warns railroads face extinction without action
An International News Service report quotes Senator Smathers of Florida predicting railroads could vanish from the American scene within three years unless Congress acts this session. He cites obsolete laws and heavy deficits as main causes, noting railroads are self funded while other transport modes receive subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smathers
Florida
Senate Transportation Subcommittee
Congress
Morale and pay reforms eyed to curb military turnover
The Cordiner Report backs merit based incentive pay to curb turnover seen as costly due to training and diversity of skills. Newsweek highlights morale issues driven by seniority promotions, education, marriage, housing, and dull assignments. Authorities expect pay raises plus broad reforms to reduce turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordiner
Eisenhower
Newsweek
Armed Services
Regional officers workshop highlights in Cambridge Maryland
Greensboro area Mary land Farm Bureau officers represented Caroline County at a regional workshop in Cambridge on Friday March 28. The item notes various social visits and community events including church services, WSCS circles, a 79th birthday surprise party, hospital visits and multiple residents visiting Wilmington and Easton, with ongoing local civic activities and the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co carnival dates June 26 through July 5, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Women
Maryland Farm Bureau
Cambridge
Kennard Holden
William Gardner
Caroline County
Greensboro
John A. Irvin
Preston
Henry Covington
Ingleside
Samuel Seymour
Rock Hall
William Hankline
Marydel
Greensboro Baptist Church
David Russell
WSCS
J. A. Morris
Zeth Weaver
Ethel Ebling
Lulu Weaver
Fred Cohee
Pearl Weaver
Circle
Alberta Weer
Anna Witten
Frances Dean
Jeader
Violet Boulais
Barbara Cook
Henry Shulties
Shuities
Kromkas Visit Rodimaks in Delaware Estuary Area
Marydel brief notes Francis Kromka and wife and their son Floyd of Collegeville Pennsylvania spent last weekend with James Rodimak and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kromka
Floyd
Collegeville, Pa
James Rodimak
Harry Williams
Jennie Hartnett
Williams
Eugene Wood
Ridley Farms
Pennsylvania
Wall's Air Force leave ends with Suffolk duty
Ridgely resident George H. Walls, on a thirty day leave from Osan Korea, will be stationed at Suffolk Air Base Long Island N Y when returning to duty. The community page also notes guest visits, church activities, a Pinewood Derby, Cub Scouts and Boy Scout troop meetings, birthday observance, and local social visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Walls
Nathan Walls
Osan
Korea
Air Force
Suffolk Air Base
Long Island
N. Y
Marydel
Hartly
Marydel Methodist Church
Leslie States
Malcolm Prescott
William Knotts
John Shults
Frank Luff
Clark Prescott
Benjamin Feyl
A. James
Dick” Murray
Reviva Rodimak
Joseph Dailey
Bear
Del
J. S. Dailey
Reviva Redimak
Mary Redimak
Thomas Deshaney
Wheelock
Paul Smith
Robert Covington
Newark
L. A. Collison
Calvary Methodist Church
Denton
U. L. Harman
Edgar Harman
Mrs. U. L. Harman
Local Familiar Faces Visit Across Delaware and Nearby States
Dover and area residents are noted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and Easter period. Names include Dabson Richards Wood Hartnett Cobbs Boulais Hudspeth Forney Hopkins Murphy Lynch Carey and many others across Dover Ridgely Centreville and Philadelphia. Construction activity and civic events also mark the region with a spring building boom and a new recreation center at St Benedicts Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edge
Bruce and Dale
Frederica
Alfred Blackburn
Dorothy Swann
Wilmington
Georgia Swann
Tech
Donald
Travis
Little Son
Goldsboro
N. C
Nelson Bishop
Wendell Travis
Georgetown
Delaware
Harry Kinnamon
Philadelphia
Fay Butler
Baltimore
Calvin Butler
William Stoops, Jr
William Stoops
Centreville
John E. Boulais, Jr
Eckels College of Mortuary and Science
J. E. Boulais
Nelson Forney
Dover
B. C. Beckham
Beckham
Lorraine Martin
Eddystone
Edward Dill
Eleanor Bickling
Michael
Sheffield
Barbara A. Covington
University of Maryland, College Park
Clinton W. Guthrie
Price Orr
Emma Wonderly
Rock Hall
Robert Ulsh
Susan
Lynch Heights
Del
Wilmer Ulsh
Ruth Garey
Jane Garey
Easton
Jane Ringgold
Calvin D. Lynch
Ridgely
Lynch
Frank R. Flounders
Andrew Rampmeyer
Weaver Jones
Ross Simon
Paul Schoenfelder
Kennard Cook
James H. Lynch
Fred Frank
Edward Robinson
Elma Wilson
Stanley Coffin
Edward Sparks
Harry Holsinger
St. Benedict’s
Charles H. Messick
First Street
Ridgely Volunteer Fire Dept
Baltimore Livestock Auction Market Quotations Mar 31 1958
Livestock quotations from the Baltimore Livestock Auction Market Inc at West Friendship Maryland show steer prices across grades. Prime quotable up to 32, choice 26-29, good 24-26, medium 22-24. Prices varied by grade and weight as of March 31, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Livestock Auction Market, Inc
West Friendship
Livestock Market Prices Read Across Livestock Classes
The report lists price ranges for heifers cows feeder cattle bulls and lambs with quality notes. It also covers veal calves hogs sows by weight and condition, showing varied prices from 14 to 35 per hundredweight and including spring lambs and sausage quality notes.
Pampered Children Grow Into Demanding Adults
A concise observation on how children spoiled with constant rewards often become adults who resist effort or challenge, valuing ease over achievement. This trend reflects behavioral patterns linked to entitlement and reduced motivation for perseverance.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Mational
Ethel Thornton
Richard
Marion van Sant
Chestertown
Daisy Tribbitt
Memorial Hospital
Ola Walls
Carrie Hobbs
Roland Porter
Clayton Porter
Arnold Butler
Philip
J. E. Weaver
Lewis Taylor
Felton
Samuel Carrow
Lewis Jones
Harry Blades
Bowers
Florence Taylor
Ann
Lilly Raver
Bertha Nichols
Thurman Passwaters
Lois
Charles Rich
Betty Jean Bilbrough
Jefferson Hospital
Charles Bilbrough
Larry
Fred Hubbard
Roxanna Kerrrumphs
Bradford Cooper
Don
David
Earl Cooper
Wyoming
Harry Draper
Katie Webber
Grovie Rickards
John Hayden
Henderson
Nellie Dragoo
Horace Howard
Oscar Nichols
Rehoboth
David Ward
Beulah Jordan
Carney’s Point
N. J
Ethel O’hara
Clayton
Martha Lipp
Lipp
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Grace Vernon Smith
Samuel Lowrey
Sara Drusen
San Salvador
Central America
Anderson Redden
William Taylor
Linda
Blanchard
Michigan
Taylor
Frank W. Taylor
H. E. Koenemann
Abington
Martha K. Saulsbury
Hollywood Beach
E. S. Dansereaux
Joseph Zacharias
Page Riddleberger
Annapolis
Harvey M. Porter
Richard Rose
Ruth Star Rose
Alexandria
Milton Fleming
A. J. Dickerson
Lou Ann
Margie
Lutherville
Edward I. Danscreau
Huntington
W. Va
A. Orrell Saulsbury
John D. Davis
Passaic
Norman Wilson
Carolyn Mullikin
Catonsville
Lewepa
Maga
Eas
RADIO
Will's Sporting Goods Store
Mercury Outboard Motors—Skipper Craft Boats
TEE Nee Trailers
Interlux Marine Paint
Franklin ST
Alan Dabson
Constance
Penny
Margaret Dabson
Grovie Richards
Smyrna
William Boyles
Church Hill
Howard Callahan
Ruth Anne Dailey
A. J. Murray
Patricia Murray
Edgehill
Paul Carey
T. E. Heather
Tommy
Carl Heinie
Short Trills
Brown and White Saddle Oxford
Goodyear Welt Construction
Ree! Neclife Sale
Wea- Bata Shoes
Brand 7
the Denton
God
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Commercial, Savings, Trusts
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