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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1950
Page
8
The piece contrasts European socialized mines with American private mines. It notes Britain and Germany face worker exits in mines, limiting output while demand rises. It highlights U S coal as efficient with high safety records and capacity to boost production, framing economic systems as the cause of differing results.
In 1951 nearly all U S farms will have central station electricity thanks to private enterprise. Investor owned lines spent 2 060 000 000 dollars on rural electricity and equipment, funding research in colleges and stations. Co ops paid under a cent per kilowatt hour from utilities and 1 57 cents for REA plant power, proving free enterprise can electrify farms without socialism.
New diet findings stress meat as a source of complete protein and vitamin B12. Regular meat intake is linked to stronger physique, improved mental function, growth in children, and better appetite, with positive effects in prenatal and postnatal health.
The piece argues that national strength hinges on superior technical ability and productivity, urging acceptance of big business and mass distribution as essential. It notes retailing faces manpower shortages, credits self service and competition with chains, and stresses benefits of both large and small firms for future resilience.
Barrons article by Ernest R. Abrams notes a shift away from municipal ownership of power systems. From 1933–39, 31.5 percent of 849 elections approved public power, but 1940–50 saw only 188 of 671 communities voting yes. The piece links this to end of federal funding and rising costs, arguing voters tire of socialism and expansive domestic government.
Christmas safety guidance urges checking that tree lights and decorations bear Underwriters Laboratories approval. Avoid candles and inflammable décor, keep fresh trees outdoors until needed, water the base, and dispose of the tree when needles shed. Wear fire resistant costumes and keep toys away from heat sources.
The piece argues that World War now involves global manpower limits, with Western powers lacking sufficient troops. It notes rising Chinese strength under Chiang Kai-shek and calls for stronger Western militaries and broader European cooperation to share defense burdens. It warns against half measures as the world faces a major conflict.
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues the United Nations must label Chinese Communists as aggressors and demand they quit Korea. It criticizes the UN for delays and appeasement, urging a firm, principled stand to preserve the world body’s legitimacy and collective security.
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