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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1951
Page
6
County agent outlines sowing now for cool weather crops cabbage broccoli and related plants with five weeks to transplanting. Notes soil fertility moisture needs and shallow cultivation. Also advises protective fungicide dusts and sprays for cucumbers melons and cantaloupes and discusses nitrogen sidedressing to boost corn yields with conditions and caveats.
Ann LaVerne, known as the Canton Bulldog, recalls rough terrain from meat packing to wrestling and big fish tales. She plans a five to six year career, eyeing chicken farming as a future fortune. Her match with Sheaba Zenni is set for Greensboro Firemen's Carnival on July 12 at the high school grounds.
Milton roared to an 8-3 win over Hickman with Harry Barrett pitching a complete game and drives by Reed and J Reed. Milton built leads in 2nd 4th and 5th innings, Hickman answered with two runs in the 9th before Barrett closed it out. lineup notes include Cannon Howlett Newman and Mundt adding hits as the league prepares for the All-Star game and July 19 at Milford Park.
After a long overtime session, Congress approved a temporary emergency bill to fund government departments through July 31 and extend price and economic controls. The Senate backed an eight month extension while the House supported a one year extension, with Truman seeking two years. The President signed the stopgap aboard the Williamsburg, opposing new rollbacks. A House ethics code for government employees drew bipartisan support with nine proposed principles. The conference report reaffirmed friendship with all peoples, including the Soviet Union.
A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Denton Court House Monday July Sth at 11:00 a.m. Norman P. Troster, SSA Salisbury Field Office manager, arranged the visit to assist area workers with Old Age and Survivors Insurance inquiries. Many may be missing benefits by not applying. The amendments expand coverage and raise benefits for those who qualify. Don’t delay Your inquiry, Subscribe For The Journal Today.
The Orphans Court met in a regular session led by Chief Judge Roland Towers with Associate Judges Moore and Brackett present. The last will of Samuel Bear was presented for probate and set for July 7, 1030. Inventories and appraisements for the estate of John E. Pollard, deceased, were filed by Addie L. Powers as administrator.
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