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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
6
War Production Board data show the United States achieving an industrial miracle. B M Baruch summarizes the achievement in thirty three words, stating that the American system outproduced all others and proved decisive in the global war effort.
The article praises U S private enterprise for wartime readiness highlighting the Red Cross blood plasma program. It notes rapid transport of donated blood to labs using specialized refrigerated containers. A 1943 survey counted about 2,875,000 pints reaching laboratories within 24 hours of donation. It contrasts free enterprise initiative with government run activities abroad.
The piece argues liberals push for government ownership of war plants and blame private industry for national ills. It contends that private enterprise creates jobs through fair legislation and taxation, while government interference harms labor freedom and drenches the public with taxes. It warns against relying on government promises like social security, urging continued support for private industry to sustain employment.
Editorial urges voters to demand candidates who defend limited government and individual liberty. Warns against postwar expansion of state power and bureaucratic control by both parties, calling for leaders loyal to the American system and opposition to state socialism. KVPB PRATER ED Alpaspa PERRALE
Mrs. Alex Nobie died at her Denton home on July 3 after a yearlong illness, on her 60th birthday. Funeral held at Concord Methodist Church with Rev. John E. French officiating. Survived by husband, three daughters, a sister, two brothers, and resided previously in Concord. Burial in Concord cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Linda Lee Lane 62 wife of painter Robert Lane were held at J Virgil Moore Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Thomas J Turkington officiating. Burial followed in Denton cemetery. A Delaware native she died Monday after 11 years illness and had been unable to walk seven years. Survived by husband three daughters two sons a sister and two brothers.
Mrs. Henrietta Tribbitt aged 88 widow of William J. Tribbitt died Wednesday night after a brief illness at her granddaughter Mrs. Charles H. Downes home in Ingleside. Survived by four sons Ralph William Harvey and Alvin Tribbitt and two daughters Vergie Whealleyhand and Addie Lister, 25 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services held Sunday at 2:00 pm in Goldsboro Church conducted by Rev. Ross and Rev. Kirwan with interment in Greensboro cemetery.
Funeral services for 58 year old Michael Hamersky were conducted at Marydel Catholic Church with Father Hagan officiating. Burial followed in Greensboro cemetery. He died at his daughter Mary Chike’s Denton home after months of illness. His wife had died earlier. he leaves a daughter and one grandson. Mrs Mary Frances Davis dies in Saskatchewan Canada at age unknown. widow of Benjamin Kinder Davis and daughter of Alexander and Celia Whiteley. She leaves multiple children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and a sister.
J Phil Wright elected 2nd vice-president of Maryland State Firemen's Association at Baltimore convention. Other officers named include Phil Ryan president, C W Atkins first vice-president, Elmer S Kight treasurer, B R Benson secretary, John O Cockey trustee, Rev James W Minter chaplain. Marc Bryant of Denton defeated for trustee. Next convention in Hagerstown. Denton company reps Ross and Bryant attended.
Mrs. L H Thomas hosted the W S C S gathering with readings and games after business. A stream of visitors including the Sewells Henrys and Dukes families, Red Cross member Miss Towers, and many locals shared events, travels, and hospitality through the week.
Adams family and relatives spent the weekend visiting at Adams Cross Roads. Jonathan Adams, home on vacation from two years and four months in service, expects to report to Tennessee on July 22. Randall Dustworth and daughter Nancy of New Jersey were mentioned with others at the seaside. Rehoboth Beach outings included Mrs Charles Johnson and daughter Glenna Mae, Neil Heller, Bob Wright, Minnie Adams, and Blanche Adams. Sunday School is set for 10 a.m. at Bloomery.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for acts of kindness and floral tributes following the death of father Thomas E. Cahall. The family conveys deep appreciation to friends for support during the bereavement.
William Liden thanks friends and neighbors for flowers fruits and cards sent during his hospital stay expressing gratitude for the community support.
Local society notes list guests and weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Chales Marvel of Rising Sun and Mr. and Mrs. Wil Ennis of New York City at Miss Lula and Mr. Nathan Moer vel’s. Several Wilmington and Philadelphia residents are noted visiting Henderson area families, with multiple mentions of church activities and family gatherings.
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