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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
9
The Camden presents a Budgeteer style plan by Levitt & Sons adapted for sale. The article argues operative builders cut costs via design and production methods. It notes many families favor this approach for maximum living space at lower costs.
Old Hi explains spinning works in high swift streams for trout and steelhead alike. Nickel spinners wobblers and weighted streamers cast with a 7 foot tubular power glass rod and Bradco reel bring lures close to the bottom. Retrieve with steady reel rotation and rod twitch to mimic a minnow.
Reader asks how to clean fish without getting punctured by fins. The answer recommends carpenter’s pincers to snip catfish spines and tear out bass fins after trimming with a knife. The piece also promotes Fur-Fish-Game stories on Bermuda fishing and offers free booklets on salt and freshwater fishing via postcard requests.
The House recessed April 10 to April 22 to debate a Senate passed bill appointing 23 new Federal judges. It will then tackle the omnibus immigration bill and a wage stabilization board investigation. The Senate will discuss the Third Supplemental appropriation bill after its weekend recess. The House cut 4.7 billion from a 50.9 billion budget to 46 billion for next year, sending a 46.2 billion appropriation to the Senate. The Arm ed Forces pay bills differ, with the House backing 10 percent and the Senate approving a 45 dollar monthly combat bonus. The War Powers Resolution was approved to extend executive powers until June 1, limited to public utilities. The steel seizure issue arising from President Truman’s intervention sparked questions of executive authority under the Selective Service Act.
President Truman asks Congress to remove customs collectors, U S Marshals and postmasters from patronage and place them under Civil Service with three plans becoming effective in 60 days if not rejected by a constitutional majority. He seeks 1.457 billion dollars for Defense Department costs in the current fiscal year, add to the 56.7567 billion approved for 1952.
John Dickinson born 1894 in Maryland died in Baltimore after brief illness. A Harvard Law grad and former Assistant Secretary of Commerce he led the Pennsylvania Railroad Legal Department and served as vice president-general counsel. He authored books on law and history and contributed to scholarly journals.
The Statesman's Book highlights John of Salisbury with honorary Doctor of Laws degrees from Johns Hopkins Dickinson and Tusculum Colleges. Ira Dickinson was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a member of multiple scholarly and policy organizations. He is survived by wife Lula Martin McIver Dickinson and daughter Polly a Bryn Mawr student.
Edwin Jump, United States Marine Corps, completes eight weeks of boat training at Parris Island South Carolina and will report for personnel duty at Miami Air Corps Station Florida. His wife and parents are spending a 10 day leave. she plans to join him in a few weeks.
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