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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1958
Page
2
Oswego Oregon Review notes a 1957 tax disparity where private electric firms paid heavily to county and state taxes while government owned power plants, funded by tax dollars, pay nothing. The piece argues such exemptions strain public services and burden private businesses unable to compete without tax support.
An American Petroleum Institute release highlights fuel wasters in modern driving. Underinflated tires, dirty air filters, poor compression, faulty spark plugs, slow chokes, and idling waste gasoline. Proper maintenance and smoother driving can boost mileage beyond current levels.
The Montana Standard editorial mocks the Tennessee Valley Authority charging it misused funds and heavy power reliance on steam while citing huge non Tennessee investments. It argues TVA is a taxpayer burden with repayments under 10 percent and no income tax payments, calling it the greatest milking machine in history.
John Gunther reports in December's Reader's Digest that Moscow residents live under a closed regime. He notes a dreary daily life with housing shortages and lack of consumer goods, yet finds Russians curious, gregarious, and capable in technical fields. The piece argues discovery of the outside world could threaten the regime.
News from Greensboro and surrounding towns reports Capt. Robert J. Walker assuming command of Hq. Co. 3927 at Fort Campbell Kentucky after four years in Germany. Social gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor hosting Christmas Day dinner in Felton with guests from Samuel Carrow to Herman Kemp families. A WSCS circle series meets with various leaders and hosts.
Christmas gatherings across the area featured numerous Greensboro visitors and local hosts, with names including Ruth Padgett, Mable Jarvis, Ralph Pritchett, and many Dorman, Dean, and Harris family members. A focus item notes Donovan, a platoon sergeant, entering KE and serving in Korea with wife Marjorie in Germany, and a reference to his Federalsburch High School background.
Sergeant First Class Elwood J. Donovan Jr. and the 7/762nd Quartermaster Company distributed food and clothing to needy German families in Seckenheim during the holiday season. Donovan’s father resides on Route 1 in Federalsburg.
Police Commissioner Dallas F Hay of Livonia Michigan proposes a city sponsored Youth Cyclists Club for teens 14 to 16. The club enforces safety rules, bans stunt riding except during tests, and requires members to aid motorists. The group started from a meeting of neighboring chiefs and already has 30 members with aims to grow.
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