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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1951

Page

10

Personal Debts Rise to New Postwar High in 1950

An analysis of government and private data shows personal debt climbed sharply after World War II, reaching 79.5 billion dollars by end of 1950, up 44.8 billion from 1945. The surge reflects higher incomes, prices, and postwar consumer spending, with calls for tighter borrowing terms to curb inflationary pressures from Korea and rearmament.

Nineteen Metals Found In Hair Skin and Nails Study

University of Michigan researchers report a two year study identifying nineteen metals in human hair skin and nails. Heavy metals including silver lead tin zinc iron copper and aluminum were detected along with barium boron sodium titanium strontium potassium calcium phosphorus magnesium manganese and silicon. Lead author Dr Raymond W Goldblum and physicist student Stanley K Derby presented the findings at a dermatology society meeting, noting metals like zinc iron magnesium copper and manganese play roles in skin chemistry.

University of Michigan Society For Investigative Dermatology Raymond W. Goldblum University Medical School Department of Dermatology Goldblum Stanley K. Derby U-M Department of Physics Derby

Coal Reserves And Output Long Planned For Long Lasting Supply

A U S Geological Survey report shows about 24.0 billion tons of bituminous coal already produced in the United States. Of remaining coal, more than 616.3 billion tons are recoverable at a 50 percent recovery rate. Including all coal types, around 30.0 billion tons mined and over 1.2 trillion tons reserve recoverable. If consumption stays at 1940–1950 pace, coal could last until 3563.

U.S. Geological Survey United States

Sterling silver plating and sterling alloy notes

Sterling alloy contains four to six percent copper and can form articles described as solid silver. Pure silver is soft yet corrosion resistant, while electroplated thin coatings on brass or pewter add strength and reduce cost. Plated items resist tarnish better than sterling silver due to the surface layer of pure silver.

Safety Valve Funds Aid Welfare Groups From Safer Steel Plant

A steel company redirected savings from reduced accident and insurance costs to welfare institutions and hospitals in more than 20 communities last year. Company officials had stated that insurance and accident- compensation savings from improved safety would be used to boost social agencies in communities where it operates.

Preschool Health Checkup Sets Kids on Path to School Success

Parents and educators urge complete pre school medical exams through health agencies and associations. Early detection of defects such as weight issues teeth decay vision hearing and speech problems helps correctable conditions respond to early treatment. A doctor’s clearance improves a child’s school readiness and adjustment to the new environment.

Parent Teachers Associations Voluntary Tuberculosi National Tuberculosis A Association O. K

Recruit Training Details at Bainbridge Center

Service Shorts Carl F Witbak of Greensboro is undergoing recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center in Bainbridge Maryland. The 11 week program covers seamanship fire fighting gunnery signaling and other courses to prepare recruits for Navy life. Upon completion graduates are assigned to fleet duty stations shore stations or sent to service schools for advanced training.

Carl F. Witbak USN Greensboro U. S. Naval Training Center Bainbridge

Greensboro radar student completes Boston course

Donald TF. Stevenson a radarman third class USN son of Mr and Mrs J F Stevenson of Greensboro recently finished a four week operational radar course at the Combat Information Team Training Center in Boston Massachusetts The report notes the training was conducted at the center and highlights Stevensons completion of the program

Donald TF. Stevenson USN J. F. Stevenson Greensboro Boston Mass Combat Information Team Training Center

Good Grass as Dairy Cow Feed Guideline

Good grass is the cheapest and best food for a dairy cow. Grazing must be supplemented with hay and silage to supply all the forage that cows will eat every day of the year.

Great Gold Smuggling Boom In The American Weekly

In a series of raids, U S agents crack down on a two decade boom in gold smuggling. The feature explains how smuggling rings operated and how the Customs Service stays ahead. Read the August 26 issue of The American Weekly in the Baltimore Sunday American.

Gaele Sum Customs Service American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

We express appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for their kindness during the illness and death of our baby We especially thank Mr and Mrs Arthur Starkey of Easton and the C and P Telephone Company Mr and Mrs Amos Harris Mr and Mrs Harvey Harris

Arthur Starkey Easton C. and P. Telephone Company Amos Harris Harvey. Harris

Appreciation for flowers and support from Easton friends

Mrs. George Mitchell expresses deep thanks for the beautiful flowers cards and words of encouragement received during a hospital stay at Easton Memorial Hospital and after returning home.

Easton Memorial Hospital

In Remembrance of William Tienis Brown Jr Birthday

A family notice for the loth birth day of William Tienis Brown Jr born August 23 1951 includes messages from his mother father brother and sister, honoring his memory.

William = Tienis Brown, Jr

Can a Catfish Meow Like a Pet Cat

The World Book Encyclopedia notes some fish species can at least emit sounds that resemble talking. These fish use organs akin to lungs and windpipes, and many possess well developed hearing organs. This has led to speculation that their sounds are courting calls.

Speeding Injuries Rise Across U S Streets and Highways

Speeding on U S streets and highways last year injured 175,500 people including men women and children, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns and enforcement needs.

U. S

Registration Urged For New Students At Carolime School

All new students in grades 1 to 12 who hoped to enter Carolime School this September are urged to register on August 30 or 31 from 1 to 4 p.m. Bring transfers or report cards from last year’s school. Register before school starts if possible and pass this information to new families in the neighborhood.

Carolime

What'. In AA Name? A cryptic local name inquiry

A garbled fragment notes a debate over a local nickname once called Locotacos Pocket Luminaries Concreses Light 30x0s and Lucifer. People decided it was easier to ask for matches.

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