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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1958
Page
5
Greensboro defeats Queen Annie 2 1 in a 1 5 match. Upcoming games scheduled: Denton at Kent Island and Greens boro at Hurlock. Queen Anne off. 1 12.
Caroline Bowling Lanes lists duckpin results with totals for Nuttle Lumber Breyer's Ice Cream Joe Simpson and others, plus high averages and games for multiple leagues. Separate standings show Independents Kent Island Nuttle Lumber and more, with weekend high scores and trophy calls. A politics snippet follows noting defense funding debate and Gaither report implications amid budget and tax hearings.
Denton boys beat Preston 106 to 16 led by high scorer Susie Cooper. Girls’ Denton defeated Preston 39 to 19. In Little League, Reddy Kilowatts beat Willie Wirehands 33 to 17. Allen Reddish 23 and Bill Bilbrough 6 led their teams. Price’s Parrots edged Kool Kats 45 to 43. Bob Price scored 12 and Ed Asher had 6 for Kool Kats.
Auto racing feature covers World-famous racing classics at Daytona Beach Florida during Speed Weeks February 9 through 23.
The article lists champions C. Kirsch Buckle M. Burchard E. Myers and A. Bennington as the top competitors in the Final Ten Pin Tournament.
James W. Dou discusses congressional pressures risking erratic legislation and warns against big spending and tax burdens while a Maryland bond issue details a 270,758.28 total note, dates from 1958, with 1 000 dollar denominations and semiannual coupons, to fund school construction and repairs in Caroline County. The document includes bid procedures, tax exemptions, and legal assurances from local officials and law firms.
They argue that cutting taxes is essential to secure future prosperity, contending the current burden hampers growth and economic health.
This week’s return to Washington ushers in a pivotal Congress era marked by peril to Western civilization and debates over Russia concessions, defense spending, debt limits, tax increases, and foreign aid. Domestic woes include a faltering economy, rising living costs, and a six year farm recession amid an election year.
The WSCS met at Mrs. W. F. Clark’s home on Wednesday evening January 1 at 8 o’clock. Several visitors were noted including Anna Houseal visiting son Carrry Houseal in Dover. Numerous towns are cited with residents from Street, Md and Baltimore visiting Dover area families, with dinners and calls reported among local households.
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