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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1947
Page
3
The piece warns against inflaming fear of Russia among Americans and urges restraint in language. It argues democracy outperforms totalitarian models, supports freedom with material aid, and calls for continued cooperation with all nations to maintain global peace. Fear hysteria will not achieve these aims.
Edward C. Sammons of the United States National Bank of Portland argues Americans should celebrate their system. He cites 170 years of government, 25 percent of world goods from 6 percent of the population, and 50 percent of world wealth, urging belief in capitalism over socialism or communism and defending internal strength and freedom.
From Brussels, Wall Street Journal correspondent Joseph E. Evans praises Belgium for pursuing free trade, expansion, and private enterprise after liberation. He argues rationing is limited, markets are open, and productivity nears or exceeds prewar levels while the Netherlands' austerity lags. He says Belgium demonstrates individual incentive yields higher worker output and prosperity, unlike socialist systems.
Puzzle shows horizontal and vertical clues for a crossword with terms ranging from to stop the motion to Augusta Capital and includes many standard crosswords clues. It lists 31 as a solution index and ends with the note Answer to Puzzle Number 31.
Paul S Willis of the Grocery Manufacturers of America argues that profits for manufacturers and retailers total about five cents per dollar, illustrating how inflation shapes prices. He notes prices remain high due to demand, spending and wages, yet free enterprise with competition will push goods to the lowest possible costs through mass production and distribution.
A detailed survey of postwar relief policy debates cites varied expert views on Europe’s recovery. Supporters warn of communist risk if objectives fail, while skeptics stress potential for divergent outcomes and the need for prudent conditions and domestic restraint. Congress weighs European aid impact on US economy amid supply and control concerns. Nine authoritative voices reflect uncertainty and cautious optimism for peace.
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