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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1956
Page
4
The Korean War era tax hikes on corporate income and excise taxes were kept for another year by Congress, contradicting the belief that emergencies end. The piece argues that for taxpayers the emergency persists, as fiscal measures linger beyond the war.
The Western World of Bandon Oregon cites ten years of ads changes and proves newspapers remain the leading advertising medium. The World notes ongoing growth amid new media competition and public trust in newspapers as a free nation staple.
Baseball season returns with spring training and opening games across the nation. Fans chase World Series legends and upstart hopefuls as hot dogs, America’s favorite meat, drive ballpark cravings, with an estimated 85 billion eaten this year.
A group of Senators backs a bill barring the Interior Secretary from raising rates for public bodies or cooperatives on federal power for 18 months from January 1, 1956. The move would freeze costs, shift deficits to taxpayers, hinder self-sustaining public power efforts, and expand preferences for privileged public power customers.
An article urges Americans to travel with open eyes and learn from neighbors, especially Mexico, about government efficiency and private enterprise. It contrasts Mexico’s state-run ventures with the U.S. mix of publicly regulated private services and competitive post and parcel carriers, highlighting travel as a chance to observe national contrasts.
The annual WSCS fellowship dinner at St Pauls Methodist Church was a covered dish event held in the WSCS Hall Thursday at 6 30. Guests included YuGhile Chang a Korean student at Wesley Junior College who spoke on customs and problems of his homeland.
Dover residents host and visit relatives and friends over the weekend with gatherings in Centreville Henderson and Norfolk. Distant relatives including Baltimore and Stoughton travelers join Neighbors and Lions Club members at church events and hospital stays. births and Navy family visits mark the week.
Mrs L H Thomas correspondent reports visits and gatherings. Hugh Hamilton of New York visited his father Manning Merriken last week. Greensboro guest Mrs Richard Lister stayed with daughter Mrs Elmer Butler and family. Local families hosted or visited include Sharp Tow ers H Thomas and family, Bernard Thomas and Holly Centreville, Renzo Nesta Scranton business trip, Edna Gray Greensboro visited Frances Bennett. Visitors to Memorial Hospital Easton included Mrs Virginia Stafford. A group of women toured Baltimore to see Oklahoma. Elizabeth Hoffman and Lydia Dandy hosted a Saturday visit, and Ann Butler spent a night with Miss Ann Maloney.
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