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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1948
Page
10
In 1933 there were 571,000 employees in the Federal Government. The figure rose to 1,350,000 by 1941 and peaked at 3,252,598 in 1943. It then fell to 2,071,358 in November 1946, and today stands near 1,500,000 as downsizing continues, a relief to taxpayers.
An analysis notes 1946 was a peak year for oil output with 1.727 billion barrels processed and 746 million barrels of gasoline produced. Imports averaged 375,000 barrels daily, mainly from Latin America, with Persian Gulf supplies rising. Demand grows from vehicles, diesel railroading, and home heating, keeping oil vital in peacetime.
A public fire safety warning explains that about 30 percent of fires start from careless use of matches and smoking materials, 24 percent from faulty heating equipment, 12 percent from kerosene and inflammables, and 10 percent from faulty wiring. It urges inspection and expert checks to prevent tragedy.
The article argues that great businesses grow from small beginnings driven by one person with an idea. It cites S. H. Kress & Company, begun fifty years ago to bring luxury goods to the mass market, as a model of how one-room outlets and limited stock evolve into nationwide retail systems.
A massive package of labor bills has been introduced in both chambers. The debate centers on whether labor rights should surpass citizens' rights and freedoms. Critics say labor wields uneven power and neglects public interest, placing members under a de facto dictatorship.
A congressional speech argues against excesses of closed shops and calls for outlawing the practice by statute. It defends the right to join or not join a union, opposes employer and union discrimination, and supports open discussion of labor issues by employers. It warns against monopolistic union power and cites portal-to-portal wage suits as a problem.
The Marydel Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Amos Wyatt's home on Thursday evening February 18. One new member Mrs. John Shewbrooks joined. Finance reports show $44.16 in treasury. An invitation extended for Greensboro Club to attend May tea and flower show in Marydel. Hostess list announced by Mrs. Seward Dailey for monthly topics and 4-H trip to Denton noted. The Marydel Methodist Church served by Rev. Richard Green. birthday noted for Master Bryan Walls. Mrs. Harry Seeney recuperating at home in Smyrna.
Mrs. Julius Meyer remains seriously ill at her daughter’s home. Local social also notes engagements of Irene and Anna Kovach to Roland and Clarence Carlisle. Visits include Delema Steele, Harry Walls, Nolan Steele, and Marydel church groups. Weekend travels feature King visiting family near Marydel and Heather family vacation plans in Miami.
Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough is not treated. Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote with other medicines to loosen and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It promises quick relief and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
In a local tale, Cissy Cupper and Carter choose a home honeymoon over trips to Roundstone Lake or New York City. They favor familiar surroundings, home cooking, and a friendly tavern visit, arguing no place beats their hometown for married life and a second honeymoon.
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