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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1948
Page
6
The piece argues labor policies from CIO unions on retroactive portal to portal pay threaten industrial solvency. It forecasts billions in back pay, possible bankruptcies, and reduced expansion if demands are granted. Congress may limit back pay, but leaders’ aims could still destabilize the economy and raise unemployment.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters repeats hotel fire safety rules aimed at saving lives. Readiness steps include locating emergency exits, avoiding smoking in bed, informing staff on smoke, closing transoms, and planned exits. If doors feel hot avoid opening, else brace door and seek safe hall. If hallway unsafe, shelter with wet towels and stay near a window and await rescue.
Utility executives and major unions met under U S Conciliation Service to explore voluntary dispute settlement in the industry. Both sides favor nonbinding plans to avoid government arbitration, ensure continuous services, and build fair, evidence based decisions, signaling progress toward industrial peace.
Hillsboro reports numerous visits and family gatherings. Miss Mildred Walters spent time with her Washington parents. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poole and son Bill visited Preston. Several relatives and guests traveled to Baltimore and Atlantic City for events. Mrs. Carrie Fleming broke her arm and is wished a speedy recovery. Families hosted dinners and hosted guests across Washington, Wilmington, Goldsboro, Richmond, Centreville, Denton, and other towns.
The Unity Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Ellwanger's home to assign chairmen for Culture, Art, Drama, Music and more, plan for 1947 including International Relations and county chorus, donate $10 to Infantile Paralysis Fund, and welcome new member Agnes Case. The Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Redmond Long's with 14 members attending.
The family remembers with gratitude the sympathy and tokens of support from friends and neighbors after the death of Christopher Biger husband and brother in law. Mrs Biger and Sister thank all for the kindness shown during the recent sorrow.
The 4-H Senior Council for ages 16 and up met January 15 at the Parish House in Denton. Grace Gelletly was elected president and Garman Reagan reported on the Maryland state council meeting in Baltimore. The group discussed the Fresh Egg Law and egg grading, plus a Valentine Party planned by Caroline and Talbot counties, with games to close.
The Denton Little Homemakers 4 H Club met January 9 with June Wise presiding. Norma Pitts called to order, singing Dreaming and the 4 H pledge led, seven teen members and four guests present. Peggy Callahan read the minutes, approved. Rita Rogers noted to check Denton Journal for next meeting news. Treasury reported $7.92. next meet January 23 with Patsy Towers. Seals awarded to Barbara Towers, Martha Sell, June Wise, Norma Pitts. Barbara Rogers explained upcoming units and stitches to practice. Newcomers will begin Sewing Unit A with a pin wheel wrist pin cushion needlework.
Girls work on Bed Making Unit and prepare report sheets for Miss Spafford to earn credit. The unit aims to produce a tea towel pot holder and apron from toweling, while others complete sewing tasks and craft items like a fringed scarf and a book.
Preston reports show the Child Development Club gathering at Mrs. Howard Harris home for annual party. The 20th Century Club met with pattern fitting featured. Beulah Beach engaged to Thomas L. Trice III. Several residents attend events in Salisbury Baltimore and Atlantic City during the week.
The Bur rsville W S C S met at the parsonage on Friday evening January 17. February’s gathering will be at Mr. and Mrs Henry Stafford's home. Relatives reported the death of Mrs Roy Chance in Baltimore, formerly Elma Jacobs. Local visits include Pauline Hopkins visiting Philadelphia, and multiple families sharing social and sick lists with Easton Hospital and area engagements.
A nurse from Memorial Hospital Wilmington becomes engaged to Mr. Trice of the Hercules Powder Co. The groom is a World War II veteran. The wedding is planned for spring.
Willie Wells, once scared to bring his report card home, now takes advantage of a free education at the Agricultural College under the G I Bill. He has a wife and baby. Uncle Sam supports his progress with high marks and a focus on responsibility and resourcefulness.
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