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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1955
Page
4
The railroads oppose seeking favors yet want to use inherent cost advantages in hauling. Regulation and monopoly legacy limit rail flexibility, and a cabinet endorsed advisory report proposes relaxing rate regulation to improve efficiency and lower transportation costs for all carriers.
A Chamber of Commerce study reviews factors shaping the postwar business cycle. It notes long term planning by executives, increased industry diversity, stronger competition, and the potential of built in stabilizers like government spending and unemployment insurance. The report is cautiously optimistic that deep depressions are avoidable if societies act with prudence and resolve.
Grace Vernon Smith reports a flurry of Thanksgiving visits across Ridgely and nearby towns. Families hosted and visited include Edwins Etons Cheswold, Del. Mitchells in Trappe. Deans in Baltimore. Covingtons in College Park. Roses in Alexandria. Cannon family in Easton. and many others. Hospital stays include Linda Winstead and Dudley Callahan in Easton Memorial. Local gatherings, card club meetings, a funeral, and a first wedding anniversary noted among residents.
Pvt. William J. Burrows and wife Kathryn of Easton report he finished ten weeks of advanced training at Fort Knox in the Armored Replacement Center. He drove a medium tank and passed .30 and .50 cal machine gun tests. He qualified as a gunner on the 90mm tank gun and entered the Army last June after basic training at Fort Jackson. He is the son of Mrs. William H. Dyott of Preston.
Mrs Edna Carmine and families from Norristown visited, while T L Trice Jr returned from Memorial Hospital. The Monday Club met with Mrs J Frank Patchett and the three table bridge club gathered with Mrs Reese Deane. Eloise Orrell visited in town, and Donald Turnham stayed with Mr and Mrs T L Trice Jr. Mrs Creighton Carmine hosted Mrs Wm Chandler in Salisbury. Miss Ann Patterson Traverse wed John Robert Woetell in Baltimore with a reception at the Traverse home.
The quiz explains that income a farm owner earns from renting the farm counts as rental income and is not subject to Social Security tax. It notes that crop shares or proceeds are treated as real estate rentals under ordinary crop sharing. FABCHIVE S
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