Denton Journal notes principal officers and publication details
The Denton Journal lists Melvin Johnson Incorporated with Benjamin F. Johnson as President and Treasurer and Mary Melvin as Vice-President and Secretary. It notes publication every Friday at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland, Caroline County, and that the paper is a family independent local interest publication entered as second class in 1879 with a $2 annual subscription in advance.
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
No Justification for TaxExempt Socialized Power Here
Advocates claim the United States lacks power, but 1950 data show 42.3 percent of world electric output. Russia follows with 9.8 percent, then Canada 6.2 and the U.K. 6 percent. During WWII private industry produced nearly one trillion kilowatt hours, and postwar expansion could double in five years at private cost.
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United States
Russia
Canada
United Kingdom
European army pace slows amid fears of war
Economic and political hurdles slow European defense integration. Delays stem from material and training problems, allied distrust, and reluctance to escalate against communism. Public mood reflects Europe’s wartime trauma and economic pressures, while leaders like Eisenhower maintain momentum amid questions over Britain’s armament strategy. A separate feature teases a Mars life article in The American Weekly.
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Europe
Atlantic
Eisenhower
England
Bevan
Britain
Churchill
Norman Thomas
Truman
America
Stalin
Nye Bevan
Sumner H. Slichter
Russia
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