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Denton Journal local family newspaper details
Denton Journal established 1845 and published at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland as a family newspaper devoted to local and general intelligence agriculture and advertising. Benjamin F Johnson is president and treasurer and Mary Melvin is vice president and secretary. Entered as second class matter March 3 1879. Subscriptions 2.00 per annum in advance.
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Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Get Going on Local Fire Prevention Action
The President's Conference on Fire Prevention urged states to hold regional conferences by March 15 to tackle local fire hazards. States actively addressing the problem deserve praise. others risk disasters as national plans alone can do little without local action and citizen participation. It’s time to get going.
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Washington
Plac
No Place for Eddie the Retail Clerk
The Evening Banner argues Eddie the clerk is unnecessary as competition returns. Customers demand courteous, attentive service and store owners must train staff to provide thoughtful help. Poor service will shrink firms. those ignoring public relations will leave no vacancy.
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Greenville
Texas
Eddie
Truman Speech At Congress Addresses Soviet Threats
Economic highlights note the debate over President Truman's address to Congress on the Soviet Union and European communist challenges. Analysts differ on the need for harsher language or a broader peace strategy, while supporters cite clear leadership and cautious optimism for lasting peace.
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Congress
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Mr. Truman
Truman
Honorary Guard Club Formed in Maryland
An active honorary member club is being created by the Maryland State Militia Law Co H to back the guardsmen. Membership requires at least $10 yearly, with limits of one honorary member per active guard member and eligibility restrictions including prior service and physical ineligibility. The club offers armory access, dances, canteens, rifle and pool facilities, and other programs, targeting former National Guard members and interested locals.
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National Guard
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Speech signals debate over ERP and draft in Congress
The article notes heavy applause for the President in Congress and outlines Truman’s three proposals. ERP approval is near, while compulsory military training and a temporary selective service renewal face bipartisan scrutiny, needing strong proof of necessity before vote. The discussion reflects accelerated, fateful political events.
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Congress
Truman
Debated U S Military Policy And Draft Prospects
The Administration views enlistments as insufficient to sustain forces, urging a draft or trained civilian reserve. Officials acknowledge policy risks and possible war talk, while Russians aim to seal Europe. The 5 power pact aligns Western Europe against aggression, and Taft urges stronger Air Force modernization. Debate over universal military training and selective service continues.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Truman
United States
Taft
Congress
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