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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1955
Page
4
Experts say atomic energy will aid peacetime power but will not revolutionize electric supply soon. Private and public sectors will share work, yet total capacity may rise to 200 million kilowatts by 1956 while atomically fueled plants may contribute only about 3 million kilowatts. Changes will be gradual over 15 years.
Nathaniel L. Goldstein, former New York Attorney General, argues in The Exchange December issue that boiler room promoters manipulate investors with high profit promises in uranium stocks from Montreal. He offers an investor’s guide: deal with reputable brokers, beware glib salesmen, avoid future run-ups as a sign of trouble, seek honest prospects, insist on witnesses, avoid rushed high pressure sales, and think before buying. The article notes industry and regulators work to weed out parasites, but urges investors to act intelligently to protect themselves.
The United Mine Workers aligns with labor groups opposing socialized power and TVA subsidies, arguing government control harms free enterprise and worker bargaining. The piece cites Butler Fisher of the Utility Workers Union of America and warns that nationalization would erode free labor and the nation’s standards of living.
Greensboro 4-H members met January 22 at Miss Sandra Weaver's home with absences for March of Dimes fund work. They planned a February bake to fund 4-H camp and later meet at the Greensboro Fire Hall to finalize bake details. Community events included a shrimp feast January 30 by VFW Post 7937 and church social activities. The week featured hospital updates, visitors, and travel to Florida for vacations.
A crowded page lists visits and gatherings across Delaware towns Marydel Dover and near areas. Guests include families of Dougherty Edge Russell and Heather plus many residents from Wilmington Philadelphia and Georgetowns. Reports cover hospital stays, club meetings, civic events, and upcoming February programs with names of officers and host locations.
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