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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1955
Page
13
A concise list of across and down clues covering arrivals, relatives, medical terms, plants, geography, animals, verbs, and descriptive terms with several entries referencing languages and regions. Includes definitions for down clues like varicose, verb forms, assemblies, and large cisterns.
Twenty five years ago Clinton Neal a 43 year old local painter from Greensboro formerly of Denton was badly hurt when struck by a car driven by Mrs. D Kirby Metz near Goldsboro last Saturday evening around 6. Neal was walking on the highway and reportedly jumped in front of the car. He was rushed to Easton Emergency Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and severe cuts. Other items note a 50th wedding anniversary at Andersontown for Mr. and Mrs. Henry T Nuttle, details on family members, and several obituaries including Mr. William Whitely Smith Mrs Mary E Ervin and others with brief funeral and burial details.
Maryland farmers who grew tobacco in the past five years are receiving mail notices on individual acreage allotments ahead of the December 29 referendum. George B. Reeves explains that a two thirds favorable vote would set quotas for 1956 57 and 58 with penalties and price supports, while more than one third unfavorable would end quotas and supports for three years.
The law allows a referendum during the three year period if 25 percent of the growers petition the Secretary of Agriculture. Producers have disapproved marketing quotas in two consecutive years since 1952 for the 1954 and 1955 crops.
Motorists can stop skidding on slippery roads by releasing brakes immediately and steering in the direction of the skid. Do not panic or slam brakes, and remember wet pavements, uneven tire pressure, unequal brakes, and rough roads also cause skids. Theodore Roosevelt’s River of Doubt discovery is noted. Subscribe for The Journal.
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