British Gasoline Service Resumes Competition After Socialist Reform
A condensed magazine take notes Britain's shift from regulated gas stations to competition. It contrasts past state control with current consumer focus, citing higher taxes and reduced service as costs of centralized planning, and praises individual initiative as key to national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
England
Thomas F. Brady
New York Times
House of Commons
Washington
Marydel News Highlights Include Celebrations and Safety Plea
Ann Radimak was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by her son James Radimak’s home with relatives from Baltimore Collegeville and local families. Fire chiefs presidency correction, Lions Club White Elephant Sale profits about 70 dollars. Civic Club protests reckless driving and petitions Maryland and Delaware State Police for patrols. Weekend guest Price Kaler from Washington DC visits Olin Ford.
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Ann Radimak
Marydel
James Radimak
Steve Radimak
Joseph Radimak
Dennie and
Leslie
Baltimore
Francis Kramka
Collegeville
Ann
Mary E. Piyabeth
Glenn Berry
Tenna Cooper
Frank Ludwig
Connie
Marie
T. E. Heather, Jr
Tommy
John Cook
Patchouge
N. Y
Clara Smith
Grace Bezerics
Robert Miller
Lee Leslie
Ocean City
Walter Burkins
Clark
Carney’s Point
N. J
H. B. Logan
Kent County Firemen’s Association
Kent County
Price Kaler
Washington, D. C
T. Olin Ford
Service brief: Frederick Wooters enlists in Regular Army
Frederick Louis Wooters joined the Regular Army on June 23 as M Set. Joseph A. Adams, USAF, Army and Air Force Recruiting Sergeant in Easton, announced. Wooters is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wooters of Denton and was a member of the Denton National Guard Company before enlisting. He attended Caroline High School in Denton.
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Frederick Louis Wooters
Joseph A. Adams
USAF
Army
Air Force
Easton
James H. Wooters
Denton
Denton National Guard
Caroline High School
Congress notes on defense spending and tax extension
Rep Edward T Miller reviews Appropriations Committee work on the Defense budget for fiscal 1954, noting cuts to Truman requests and Eisenhower adjustments. He discusses the impending debt interest rise, House and Senate actions, and the excess profits tax extension debate. The piece also covers Post Office rate hikes and Pakistan wheat aid approved by the Senate.
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Appropriations Committee
Department of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Reed
R-N. Y
Martin
Post Office Department
Halleck
R-Ind
Summerfield
House Republican Policy Committee
White House
Pakistan
Cookie jar caution as pantry plan amuses family
A lighthearted exchange between Mama and Grandma about keeping children from the cookie jar. Grandma suggests locking the pantry and hiding the key under the Soap in the bathroom, a playful, cheeky solution.
Orphans Court Sets Proceedings June 30
The Orphans Court met on Tuesday June 30 with Chief Judge N Roland Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Brackett. Amended orders filed in Huffinton estate and other estates, proofs of publication to creditors, inventories and appraisements, petitions to allow funeral bills, distributions to heirs, final accounts, sales, and executors named. Letters testamentary granted to Mary Edna DeFord. bond filed. creditors notices ordered. appraisers appointed.
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Orphans’ Court
N. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
J. Walter Huffington
Caroline Huffington Slocumb
Martha G. Huffington
Gabriel Thomas
Margaret Lankford
Sidney Lankford
Sallie A. Brittingham
Grace E. Frampton
K. Thomas Everngam
Elsie Louise Fleetwood
I. Robert Fleetwood
Mary F. Lynch
J. Hudson Taylor
Bertha E. Taylor
Executrix
John Wiggins
Kathryn Artis
Sperate
Florence Weaver
Ella G. Jump
Madge G. Jump
M. Dorothy Jump
William L. DeFord, Sr
Mary Edna DeFord
Ormond L. Andrew
Charles D. Todd
J. Allen Cherry
In Memoriam Harris In loving memory of Charles M
In loving memory of Charles M Harris, killed five years ago on July 6, 1948. A grieving mother writes of the loneliness and the unchanged love, asking for peaceful sleep and recalling how dear he remains. Missed dearly by his mother Mrs Thurman Harris.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Breeding & Nichols
Denton, Maryland
Tomato Skinners
Hobbs, Maryland
Andelot, Inc
Worton, Wid
Chestertown
Edward T. Miller
Claryland
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Joe Marsh
Chub Zimmer
Zimmer
Chub
Jo Anal
United States Brewers Foundation
The
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve Syston
Food For
West Denton
MacGregor Swim Wear
Fverngam's Denton
Memoriam
Journal Today
Denton Home Supply
J. Norris Coulby
Lawrence Legates
Dentonia Theatre
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