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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1962
Page
2
The piece argues against a proposed law giving the President sole authority to raise or lower the basic income tax rate. It stresses Congress’s essential control of taxation and constitutional powers, insisting that tax decisions deserve debate, merit evaluation, and collective decision rather than unilateral action.
The article argues against government control of electricity, noting private utilities supply about 80 percent of power and that the U S leads global capacity with 7 500 kilowatt hours per person projected for 1970. It contrasts private enterprise with Soviet goals, urging market-driven power supply.
Miss Sallie Bash and Ed Asher of Denton dined with Mr and Mrs Nelson Greller in Washington DC and attended a performance at Arena Stage. Numerous locals share visits, hospital notes and family events across Greensboro, Ridgely, Easton and surrounding towns including anniversaries, travels, and moves updating community life.
Mrs Don Hurst and children arrived home from Bowling Green Kentucky and convalesce well. Union and Wesley Churches plan a meeting at Union Church February 11 at 2 30 to discuss Burrsville church. Several families visited dinners and гости across Hickman Greenwood and Denton. Gerald Breeding and wife welcomed son William Jeffrey at Milford Memorial Hospital.
Preston notices cover a Feb 14 meeting of the Community Club at Mrs. Herman Schmick's home. The section also lists multiple local social updates including anniversaries, travel by residents, hospital news, and a marriage at Bethesda Methodist Church.
Louis C. Andrew, current Sheriff of Caroline County for six months, announced candidacy for reelection subject to the Democratic Primary on May 15. He was appointed Aug 9 to fill the vacancy caused by his father William E. Andrew’s death, a family line tied to the sheriff's office since 1938 with a brief 1942-46 interruption.
William S. Orme seeks a full four year term as Sheriff, pledging service to Caroline County. Louis Andrew, a famed local auctioneer and former automotive agent, campaigns for voter support for county treasurer. He is a Caroline High School graduate, Army veteran, Post 29 A L member, March of Dimes county chair, and married to Joyce Baker with two children, Charles and Richard Keith.
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