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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1955
Page
8
Dean Clarence E Manion argued against government run power arguing it harms private business and inflates taxes. He urged selling TVA and similar ventures to private investors to cut debt reduce interest and generate tax revenue while signaling commitment to freedom.
A study argues railroads are the continent’s true common carriers able to haul any goods at any time in any quantity base on a unified network and lower costs. It criticizes tax-built facilities and outdated regulations while urging fair user charges and adjustable rates to meet competition and improve service.
An advisory panel backs ending federal controls on natural gas before interstate transmission. Chairman Priest says legislation to end regulation of independent producers will benefit 21,000,000 consumers by promoting abundant, fairly priced gas while preserving consumer end regulation of public utilities.
The measure would raise the minimum wage and extend FLSA coverage to millions more workers. It defines commerce broadly to include any activity affecting the flow of commerce, risking greater federal control over business, agriculture, and labor. Inflation threats and higher prices could arise, potentially reducing marginal unskilled jobs and hurting consumers and workers seeking advancement.
A Department of Agriculture publication projects food prices to hold near current levels in 1955. The consumer food dollar will again split about 43 cents to farmers and 57 cents to marketing agencies, reflecting shifts in marketing, ready to eat foods, and improved packing and sanitation. Retailer profits run low, often as little as one cent per dollar.
Circle No 1 at Mrs Elva Bilbrough home with Mrs Mildred Cole co host. Circle No 2 at Mrs Na omi Passwaters home. Circle No 3 at Mrs Annie Nashold. Circle No 4 at Mrs T Dukes Robb. Circle No 5 meets at Mrs Katherine Morris home. Residents and guests across Greensboro and nearby towns attend gatherings, hospitalizations noted, and church WSCS plans noted for April.
We express sincere appreciation for kind acts, foods, cards, and floral tributes from neighbors, friends, and relatives during our bereavement in the loss of husband and father Albert Seese. Wife and Children.
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