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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1953
Page
4
The real boss is the customer as competition drives producers and retailers to meet demand. Managers must learn what customers want and are willing to pay for, pricing fairly, or risk losing trade to better sited rivals.
Ground has begun on two massive coal fired electric plants totaling about 2.33 million kilowatts. They will serve a single customer, the Atomic Energy Commission, and are financed entirely with private capital. Taxes will apply to profits. AEC chose private enterprise to secure low cost, dependable power, challenging the notion that only the government can build such projects.
An association of food chains urges recognizing real inflation causes and urges balanced budgets, reduced government spending, higher interest rates, tighter credit, and selective price controls only when shortages require rationing. It argues direct controls target symptoms, not the disease, and warns against permanent, politically dictated economies.
The head of a leading oil company says demand will rise beyond 1952 records and oversupply may occur due to vast productive capacity. Expansion plans last year totaled 3.6 billion dollars, with sharper competition seen among oil firms. He argues the industry seeks no government favors and, under free economic incentives, will help keep America strong. The piece links oil success to freedom and defense against communism, urging policies that maintain a liberal climate for enterprise.
An Economic Intelligence article argues against blaming business for rising consumer prices. It notes inflation harms both retailers and manufacturers, critiques price controls for adding burdens, and urges tackling inflation at its source, notably government financial irresponsibility.
Edward T Miller reports on Congress as the House and Senate handle cabinet nominations, proposed tax cuts, and labor policy changes while Eisenhower aims to break the Korean stalemate. The piece notes Wilson as Secretary of Defense, executive reorganization moves, and Taft Hartley Act amendments, plus a feature on Shirley Temple’s view of her children in juvenile careers.
Henderson residents spent the weekend with neighbors in Faston and Dover areas. Ann Jump of Wyoming visited Annabel Clark. Kirk Jarman and H L Melvin hosted gatherings. The WSCS was entertained at Mrs Harvey T Thompson's home. Several others travelled in Wilmington and Salisbury. A number are on the sick list with wishes for speedy recovery.
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