Denton Journal Page 6 Publishers Note
Denton Journal from January 9 1913 notes Melvin Johnson Inc publishers open Saturday morning with local notices and brief community items.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1943
Page
6
Denton Journal from January 9 1913 notes Melvin Johnson Inc publishers open Saturday morning with local notices and brief community items.
Sidney R. Katz of the Maryland-D C CIO outlines labor's big year as Maryland and Washington, D C mobilize over 250000 workers for war effort. He warns the second year could decide civilization's fate, stressing humanity's survival and unions' role. Buck Private Byron Sedgwick funds a warm send-off and plans for a Silver Spring program for troops.
An overview explains federal income tax aims at compensation for services and other income, with exemptions and credits reducing filings. It notes rising filers from 26 million in 1941 to over 35 million in 1942, outlines voluntary returns, penalties for false statements, and the March 15 filing deadline for individuals.
A Maryland report urges parents to monitor children after Christmas vacation. Dr R H Riley Director of Health stresses close watch over health and proper medical care to keep students safe as they return to school.
Dr Riley emphasizes early health education for school children in Maryland linking it to better adolescence and adult life. The State Departments of Education and Health collaborate on regular school health services with parental cooperation. Examinations cover nutrition, nose, throat, teeth, vision and hearing, with parents urged to seek physician care for any issues.
A diary style summary recounts a boy named Slats and his family during a holiday week. He jokes about gifts and mischief, mentions soda and ice cream, shopping trips, and cold weather, and notes a fight that results in injuries to a friend named Jake.
Secretary Wickard moves from Wallace era to a robust rationing plan, winning public trust through steadfast talk on food as a weapon. He warns against hoarding, urges Americans to honor the plan, and relies on national responsibility to curb cheats.
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Monogram’s Rough Riders trio Buck Jones Tim McCoy and Raymond Hatton headline West of the Law at the Dentonia Theatre on January 9 as the western film series delivers double-barreled action.
Rationing board lists weekly allocations for tires and tubes including Grade A and Grade 3 categories. Names and locations such as Denton Preston Ridgely Fedburg Greensboro and Goldsboro appear with quantities assigned to individuals and trucks.
The session lists multiple probate items: Wilhelmina A Todd guardianship filings for Minnie B Todd and Marjorie Todd Knotts. January 19 probate date. notices to creditors and final accounts for John L Nichols estate. releases in Martha Patchett estate. inventory for James Lively. court order to sell. sale ratification in Virgil Moore vs Mary Beer case. letters testamentary for Frank Wright. appraisers J Frank Short and Raymond Noble. account of sales and funeral expenses in Michael Hendley estate.
Dorothy Thompson argues not all Germans are enemies and urges considering war weariness and potential openness to peace. Her book Listen Hans combines essays and translated radio broadcasts analyzing German mindset, Hollywood influenced views of the U S A, and the German desire for peace amid Nazism.
Public sale of twoCaroline County parcels under a 1943 circuit decree. Tract 1 covers 12 650 square feet near Willoughby store road. Tract 2, 1307 acres near American Corners, adjoining Daffin Dean Bryan and others. Sale set at court house door Denton Maryland between 2 and 4 PM.
The sale concerns land in Caroline County identified by deeds from Francis Nichols Trustee to Robert Patton in 1892 and related transfers to Mollie D Culver and Calvert M. P. Church, plus prior deeds to Lydia Nichols. Parcel No. 2 covers one acre more or less on the south side of the county road from American Corner to Fowling Creek. Purchase terms offer one third cash on sale day with balance on ratification, or all cash at option. title papers and revenue stamps at purchaser's expense.
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