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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1962
Page
2
Senator Byrd of Virginia writes in Tax Review that the nations fiscal position is marked by debt deficits and inflation and that loss of gold endangers security. He calls for root cause action to restore dollar confidence and balance the domestic budget to avoid national bankruptcy and widespread ruin.
The piece argues that mass air travel surpasses the atom bomb in potential significance. Pan American’s Juan Trippe says jet tourism can foster friendship and understanding across nations, breaking insularity and easing misconceptions. Americans traveling abroad and foreigners visiting the U S. bring knowledge of hopes and traditions that could lead to world peace.
Greensburg local pages detail visits and gatherings among residents. The Jarrells and Golds borough hosted at a Rehoboth Beach cottage. Other items list birthdays, family dinners, travel to Atlantic City and Philadelphia, hospital stays, and church notices. Social rounds include WSCS rummage sale plans and anniversary celebrations.
Rev. and Mrs. William Quillen relocate from Crisfield to Caroline Ave replacing the Spences who moved to Central Ave. Frank Walker of Wilmington visits James Walker and Arthur Cohee. Georgia Colgain stays with Joseph Colgain in Baltimore. Samuel Colgain of Baltimore spends week with Mrs. Arthur Benjamin in Port Deposit. Ross Simon and McKinley Wilkinson from Greensboro visit Wilmington, Lemuel Dill and Mrs. Simon shop in Dover. Mary Laird from Valley Forge Academy visits Ridgely. Karin Covington, nurse at Memorial Hospital Easton, vacationing with her parents.
Maryland farmers will vote on Thursday, August 30, 1963, on marketing quotas for the 1963 wheat crop. The issues mirror those in 1961 under prior permanent legislation, with Secretary Freeman stressing urgency as winter wheat planting nears. Congress action this summer could affect next year's program, stabilizing returns and reducing government costs.
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