TIME TO SPEAK OUT for a free enterprise economy
Citizens must work and eat, industry must produce for jobs and government solvency, and constitutional government and free enterprise must be upheld. Businesses should tell their story as vigorously as those who prey on them to counter political forces seeking advantage. It is about preserving opportunity for all.
Hard Sell in Soviet TV Calls Propaganda Tool
The piece discusses how in the Soviet Union television serves as a government monopoly and propaganda instrument. It notes TV is highly commercial in appearance, relentlessly promotes the system, and aids brainwashing by repetitive messaging, asserting total government aims to control both reality and minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wallace
New York Times
Russia
Wallace
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hitler
Repeal World War II 3% excise on passenger fares urged
An editorial argues the WWII excise tax on passenger fares, 10 percent, remains harmful while the 3 percent freight tax was repealed. It says the levy inflates travel costs, discriminates against travelers without private cars, and weakens public carriers key to commerce and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Weekend visitors fill Ridgely area social calendar
A procession of guests visited families and attended events across Ridgely. Fort McHenry and Rosewood Training School trips were noted alongside hospital and nursing visits. Local clubs and gatherings, including the Willing Workers Service Club and Pomona Grange, marked the weekend, with residents from Easton, Salisbury, Greensboro, and Denton among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Purcell
Paul and
Donna
Houston
F. L. Slaughter
Effie Marvel
Goldsboro
Gertrude Cannon
Joseph Knussman
Clayton
Fred Friedel
Robert Binebrink
Salisbury
Marvin Ebling
Carolyn
W. D. Binebrink
Richard Blackburn
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Samuel Holland
Wyoming
Thomas Lynch
Georgetown
Florence Thompson
Allen Parsons
Harrington
Willing Workers Service Club
Melvin Blades
Ross Simons
Beatrice Bower
Simons
McKinley Wilkinson
Wilbur Griffith
Greensboro
John Swing Fountain
New York City
Margaret Swing
C. W. Guthrie
Joseph Leonard
Barbara Quillen
Wm. Quillen
Lemuel Kinnamon
W. E. Pal
Maryland Farm Front This Week Voting Eligibility
Maryland tobacco referendum voters must have 1958 Maryland tobacco crop involvement or bona fide farm status. Married couples may both vote if joint landowners. tenants and spouses only if they signed with landlord. Landowners renting cash or fixed rent cannot vote. Partnerships and corporations get one vote. Children may vote if they have separate crop shares. Eligibility rests with county ASC committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Soil Bank
ASC County Committee
Community News Highlights and Local Socials
Marydel area notes visitors from Laurel Crumpton and Baltimore gather for Sunday visits. Polling places open 8 a.m. to 1:06 p.m. for referendum with listed voters checked by ASC county committee. Fire at Walter Heverin home destroys structure, family evacuated to Williston. Lenten services set for Templeville with Camp Youth Director guest. Bingo fundraiser aids fire company and Boy Scouts receive community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
John Vesta
Drexel Hill
Jaques Gordon
Yeadon
Elmer Sutton
Lee Harman
University of Delaware
Mary Delaire Co
Walter Heverin
Henderson
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Heverin
Williston
Reynolds Myers
Philadelphia
Reading
Templeville
George Godfrey
Mary Smith
Margaret Smith
Herbert Butts
I. N. Smith
Dover
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Grace Vernon Smith
A. O. Saulsbury, Jr
State College
Mirs
H. K. Dansereau
D. Thompson Swing
Sue
Charles Dean
C. D. Lynch
James H. Lynch
Historical Society
Federalsburg
Hansen Hoffman
Jay
Dee Dee Hollingsworth
Ruth Ann Wharton
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Hoffman
State Executive Committee
Fort McHenry
Kay Hoffman
Dan Hollingsworth
Pomona
Ingleside
Matory
Roland Cartwright
Rumsey Mullikin
Emmett Barton
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Betty Briscoe
Susan Lynch
Roland Ellis
Laurel
John H. Jackson
Earl Flanigan
Beach Haven
Leelan Jackson
Karen Guthrie
Leroy Walls
Crumpton
Lemuel Robinson
W. E. Palmatory
George Sweeney
Sandy
Dianne
New Castle
Kenneth Blunt
Aston
Marydel
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Harry H. Smith
Ord
Harry S. Smith
Georgetown, del
Isaac Thomas
Texas
Soil Conservation Convention
Flouston
Revivia Rodimak
Kathy
Debbie June
Doris Fev
Leslie States
Mr EF. Luff
Ens
Ani
Kennard Shults
Francis Thomas
Florida
Rfollar
Wollar
Dungarees
Ben Franklin
Denton, Maryland
Denton National Bank Commercial, Savings, Trusts
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Everngam’s Denton