Publisher Urges Free Press To Guard Enterprise
Arthur Hays Sulzberger warned 200 Detroit executives that government power is expanding and may intrude on courts. He urged industry to lead in shaping a plan for free enterprise and to show the public what industry can offer, stressing cooperation between management and labor and warning against socialist encroachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Detroit Automotive and Advertising
Press of America
Industry
Sulzberger
Washington
America
United States
No Substitute for Freedom in Wartime Speech
The piece argues Americans can meet wartime tests on and off the battlefield, praising courage and industrial mobilization from Guadalcanal to North Africa. It warns against domestic complacency and a supposed bill of rights tied to economic security, stressing that freedom and tough industry underpin victory and democracy.
Postwar freedom vs industry in a constitutional pledge
A wartime proponent argues for continued free enterprise to build lasting peace and preserve individual freedom, warning against economic security as a threat. He urges industry to lead production, reject labor racketeers, and unite Americans on the home front to safeguard constitutional government and personal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
America
Dr George Washington Carver Pioneer of Plenty
Dr George Washington Carver who died at Tuskegee Institute was a pioneer in freeing slaves and farmers from economic serfdom. He advanced chemurgy using peanuts sweet potatoes and soy beans creating hundreds of products and aiding southern farmers while refusing personal gain. He inspired industrial prosperity and regional pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Carver
Chemurgy
Pioneers of
Tuskegee
Luxembourg
Paris
South
Alabama
Dr. Carver
War Year 1943 Opens With United Nations Unity
On New Year’s Day 1943 President Roosevelt marked the first anniversary of the United Nations. He noted 29 signatory powers now coordinate to switch from defense to offense, while planning postwar peace. The triple task is to crush bandit assaults, organize lasting world relations, and ensure barbarism cannot reemerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Roosevelt
Asault
Milo Perkins
Board of Economic Warfare
Germany
Mr. Perkins
Japan
War Production and North Africa Supply Efforts in 1943
The report outlines Axis economic strength and weakness, U S manufacturing plans for 1943, rationing steps under the point system, and Allied efforts in North Africa. It cites forecasts of double 1942 arms output, a 90 billion dollar wartime spend, and 1942 mineral production reaching a record value of 7 525 billion. It notes shipping needs, Giraud leadership, Eisenhower reinforcement, and air activity breakdown in North Africa and the Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Nelson
Pearl Harbor
North Africa
Bureau of Mines
Wickard
OPA
Elmer Davis
Giraud
Hull
Stimson
North ‘Africa
Roosevelt
Charles de Gaulle
Milton Eisenhower
Office of War Information
Eisenhower
United Nations
North African
RAF
USAAF
Tunis
Bizerte
Southwest
Pacific
Farm Bureau elects directors at Denton meeting
At a large Denton Farm Bureau meeting in the high school eight county districts elected directors. Officials include Richard Blackburn president and C J Kern vice president. Delegates to the State Convention in Baltimore and other officers were named. A migrant labor discussion and a blood donor drive were highlighted. Denton mayor Kimmey announced a fuel shortage driven stop on pleasure driving effective January 7 across 17 Eastern States with police aid urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Caroline County
Denton
Oscar L. Lord
A. W. Spiering
F. D. Zeigler
Howard M. Harris
Harold L. Clark
C. J. Kern
Richard Blackburn
H. L. Neal
Frank M. Adams
M. C. Voss
Zeth Weaver
OPA
Lea H.mccormick
Labor saving firewood cutting favors larger trees
University of Maryland forester C F Winslow notes that cutting trees at least 8 inches in diameter four feet above ground reduces labor for fuel wood. An Allegheny Forest Experiment Station study shows earnings rise with larger tree diameters, from 3.48 to 7.26 dollars per day, while cautions against using 16 inch trees if they could be bill logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Winslow
University of Maryland
Winslow
Alleggheny Forest Experiment Station
Gems of Thought on Love as Living Image of God
The quote by Martin Luther asserts that love reflects the living essence of God's nature rather than a mere image, radiating all goodness and divine vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Martin Luther
Subscribe for The Journal and county news
A reader is urged to subscribe to The Journal to receive all county news. The note emphasizes comprehensive local coverage and timely updates, linking subscription access to full reporting on matters affecting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Local social notices from Preston area readers
Mrs. Hattie LeCompte and Mrs. Mae Fooks entertained Mrs. L Roy Tufft of Hurlock and Mrs. Erna Cour son and Miss Mildred Griffith at dinner on Wednesday. Friends celebrated J Frank Ledman’s birthday Thursday evening with games. Dining guests included Mrs Hattie LeCompte, Miss Mae Fooks and Mrs Theodore Schmick with Mr and Mrs Harold Clark of Federalsburg Saturday. Several households report hospital news and family visits across Federalsburg Denton Bridgeville Washington Milford New Jersey Wyoming Del. New Year gatherings and dinners noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie LeCompte
Mae Fooks
L. Roy Tufft
Hurlock
Erna Courson
Mildred Griffith
J. Frank Ledman
Theodore Schmick
Harold Clark
Federalsburg
Donald Corte
Easton Hospital
H. B. Wright Sr
H. B. Wright Jr
Wm. McAllister
W. J. Bonner
Raymond Todd
Beatrice Todd
New Jersey
Emaline Wright
Washington
Cornelian Cannon
Milford
Will Cannon
Jane Cannon
Ruth Ellen Anderson
Bridgeville
Lloyd Cannon
Irvin Holt
Wyoming
Del
Lee W. Noble
Ridgely Visitors and New Year Movements Noted
Lula Meredith Luff and Ruth Knotts visited Denton on Monday. Orrell Saulsbury and daughter Lee Dolan traveled to Philadelphia on Wednesday. D. M. Swing Elian Swann and son Harry were in Rehoboth Sunday. Jimmie Pratt from near Baltimore was home Dec 23 to Jan 2. Leolan Jackson suffers laryngitis. Leolan Jackson and Walter Moore went to Easton on Tuesday. James Stack and wife visited Crump with his parents. Fred Flounders celebrated New Year with family. Ernest Jones visited Clayton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gooden
C. E. Hollingsworth
Mamie Spencer
Greensboro
M. W. Gooden
T. H. Gough
S. S. James
Lula Marvel
Nathan Marvel
Harry Gough
S. S. Jones
Grover Elliott
John Phillips
Wilmington
Charles Nichols
Wm. Phillips
James Gneisco
Philadelphia
Wasel Gneisco
Harry Frase
Berdie Pritchett
George Raughley
Baltimore
Anna Raughley
Allan Sweeney
Land
T. A. Montague
Montague
Robert Cane
Fort Benning
Fred Bell
James Reed
Chester
QO. B. Reed
A. B. Cohee
Harrington
L. M. Jones
Elfreda Snyder
Dover
W. F. Clark
Elma Harmon
Dora B. Melvin
Foster Clark
J. W. Poole
Denton
Lula Meredith
Elijah Luff
Ruth Knotts
Orrell Saulsbury
Lee Dolan
D. M. Swing
Elian Swann
Harry
Rehoboth
Jimmie Pratt
Leolan Jackson
Walter Moore
Easton
James Stack
Crumpton
Fred Flounders
Last Registration List of Registrants by Local Board
The document lists the white registrants registered with the local board, including names and addresses from Denton, Federalsburg, Greensboro, Ridgely, Preston, Goldsboro, Wilmington, and surrounding Maryland locales, with several RFD designations and one Duke University entry, plus a separate section listing colored registrants such as Howard Brooks Jr. and Edward Junior Satterfield among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Gibson
Queen Anne
Eugene Arthur Layton
Denton
Oliver Kenneth Bennington
Burke Ave
Towson
Lee Douglas McMahon
Federalsburg
Harry Andrew Darling
Henderson
John Bell
Goldsboro
Oliver Howard Christopher
Alan Robert Dobson
King St
Wilmington
Del
Arthur Highland
Ridgely
George Dudley Ebling
Greensboro
Gilbert Wells
Ald
Peek Emmett McIntyre
Morris Franklin Chambers
Preston
Alan Thornton
Jean Carlyle Spiering
Marydel
Marshall Irvin Steele
RFD
Alfred Draper
Robert Daniel Williams
Charles Norris Butler
Joseph Vincent Towers
David John Ott
Dallas Emory Cooper
Peter Frederick Garey
Eldred William Meritt
Wilton Kirk Porter
William Howard Wheatley
Henry Ferdinand Nagel
Peers Davis Eveland
Man
James Claude Cox
George Robert Pavlovsky
John Alexander MacDonald
Ies
Henry Cahall
Raymond Francis Doran
Mis
James Rodinak
Muarydel
Victor Robert Turner
Winfield Timmons Wright
John Joseph O’conor
Roy ‘Melvin Legates Jr
Bethlehem
Edgar Leroy Boulden
Emmett Finley Faulkner
Willard Todd Knotts
James Rudolph Ricketts
Melvin Everett Wheatley
Edward Lee Scott
Joseph Emory Butler
Thomas Moore Starkey
Benjamin Fleming Johnson Jr
William Edward Darling Jr
Clarence Johnson
William Henry Ellman
Lester Albert Wright
William Waldis
Frederick Wallace Hickman
Vaughn George Pepper
Whitford Harrison Fisher
Robert Alfred Baynard
John Joseph Vanville
Raspeburg
Baltimore
Philip Eugene Breeding
Aaron Woodrow Carroll
Robert Louis Boyd
Alfred Harvey Hastings
Howard Brooks Jr
Edward Junior Satterfield
Ubige Leon Wright
Ridge
Samuel Winfield Murray
Junior Scott Murray
Charles Henry Washington
William Edward Murray
Clifton Elwood Jackson
William Theodore Strawberry
Still Tongue Keeps Soldiers Safe, Office Warns
The Office for Censorship warns against revealing ship names, units, or regiments of U S forces overseas. Even small slips in reporting can enable enemies to estimate military strength, endangering Americans. It urges care in personal experiences and addresses that could identify units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office For Censorship
Washington
600Th Infantry
Australia
U. S
Wisconsin
Mediterranean
206Th
North Africa
Denton Area News Highlights From Twenty Five Years Ago
Old item notes G C Cohee assisting J B Medford at Choptank Mills near Henderson. Denton National Bank reelects directors and officials. Multiple local weddings, including Maude Butler and James Lane, and Juanita Allaband with Corporal Emerson. Community notices cover obituaries and local moves, with details on residents like Mrs. Annie West and Mr. Abraham Gadd, Park, Spence, and Carroll families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Cohee
J. B. Medford
Choptank Mills
Henderson
Chincoteague Island
Denton National Bank
Harvey L. Cooper
Charles W. Hobbs
Thomas B. Sparklin
Abraham R. Wright
Wm. H. Deen
Thos. C. West
Harry S. Dailey
Alva Lane
Hes Church
Edna Carroll
J. T. Richardson
Preston
Elmer Melson
E. R. Butler
Charles F. Perry
Ralph C. Ledman
Lane
Juanita Alee Allaband
William R. Allaband
John H. Emerson
Emerson
Gilbert D. Segar
Tuckahoe Neck
Daisy E. Fraiier
Robert J. Frazier
Williston
Lvening
Denton M. E. Parsonage
C. T. Wyatt
Bernard J. Frazier
Anna M. Paynter
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Bridgeville
F. P. Covey
Clara Frampton
Glen Rock
T. Luther Frampton
Poplar Neck
Roland Chambers
Nellie Hubbard
Marie Perry
Lottie Chambers
Effie Perry
Mary Cheezum
Nola Chambers
Ethel Cheezum
Mary Chambers
Isabel Chambers
Messrs
Percy Hubbard
Dewey Chambers
Willie Perry
Henry Cheezum
Fred Cheezum
Lee Covey
Daniel Grover
Andrew Werner
Creighton Benson
Roy Perry
Oliver Carmine
Fred Perry
Frank Chambers
Preston Chambers
Chambers
Annie M. West
Thomas C. West
Beall
Caroline County
Easton
West
Bank
Denton
Wests
Methodist Church
T. C. Crouse
J. R. M. Cass
Denton Cemetery
Baltimore
Purnell Johnson
Marion J. Woodford
Harrington
Johnson
Delaware
Michigan
California
Peninsula
Sorden Farm
Chilton’'s Woods
Caroline
House of Delegates
Wilbur Johnson
Templeville Social Notices and Church Services
Templeville residents host Friday gathering at Medford Starkey home with Rev J P George Amos Wyatt and families attending. Antioch Methodist Church service set for Sunday January 10 with sermon by Rev J P George at 10 AM and Sunday School at 11. Hospital and visiting notes list Agnes Richardson Lloyd Rensch Frank Regenge, Irene Kovacs Annie Kovacs Miriam Robinson and others. several family visits and sick list update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Starkey
Town
J. P. George
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
Marydel
Gurney Knotts
Dorothy
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
Templeville
Antioch Methodist Church
Agnes Richardson
Lloyd Rensch
Newark
N. J
Frank Regenge
Irene Kovacs
Irvington
Annie Kovacs
Miriam Robinson
Tacoma Park
Washington
Henry Robinson
Norman Wyatt
Roland Porter
Millington
Dorothy Knotts
Annapolis
Elinor Starkey
Wilmington
George
Christmas cards bring joy to distant friends
To the friends back home responsible for a shower of Christmas messages that came by many cards I return sincere thanks Each card brought Christmas joy and warm memories during the season.
Quote on justice and honesty by Wendell Phillips
An aphorism notes that Infinite Wisdom set up the rule of right and honesty and that justice should be the highest expediency as espoused by Wendell Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
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Guadalcanal
Plymouth Rock
WSPAR
George W. Carver
Plenty
Ernest Jones
Clayton
South Haven
M. Bates Stephens
J. M. Woodford
Abraham Sydney Gadd
Sadlersville
Gadd
Luther H. Gadd
Caroline Court
Court of Appeals
James Park
Franklin Street
Bright
New York
Julia Day
Renton
William Thomas Spence
Queen Anne's County
James E
John F
Choptank
H. T. Quigg
Centreville
Charles Carroll
Chapel District
Cordova
Joseph H. Carroll
John L. George
Florence Conly
Leonard Boyles
John Davis
George Davis
Kenton
Peggy Emory
Ingleside
Lewis Walls
Sara Scotton
Beyeseety
Nora Starkey Tufedayy
Harold A. Bell
Kearns Field
Utah
Charles McNatt
Denton, Md
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