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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1953
Page
4
A call to residents to buy locally and use home community services first. The message urges everyone to support local businesses to grow the town and create a place residents can be proud of, stressing shared responsibility.
The writer urges creating a safe Denton swim spot at Towers Park near Andersontown. Repairing the old dam would deepen the water to three or four feet and allow a clean pleasant area for children, with a grove cleaned up for a tourist camp and possible benches tables and a pavilion. Seasonal fruit stands could lease space as tourist traffic grows.
Edward T. Miller reports that both House and Senate approved drought relief bills for farmers and livestock. conference to reconcile differences promises loans and subsidies in disaster areas. House measure seeks $16 million immediate use from the disaster revolving fund with potential total at least $100 million. Senate bill limits some subsidies. House would authorize 5% loans to established livestock producers jeopardized by drought. Additional loans for agricultural purposes target farmers in disaster areas. House Appropriations Committee also cut requests for Air Force construction and federal agency funding, proposing $241 million for Air Force work from preexisting funds. Senate House conferees also settled on a $5.1 billion foreign aid authorization.
Mrs. M. V. Filbert proclaims men now eat mayonnaise and praises her home made recipe. She insists eggs lemon juice and home style care produce extra rich taste and invites readers to try Mrs. Filbert's mayonnaise via Shore Sales Division Salisbury Maryland with contact details.
Congress weighs foreign aid appropriations with House approving 4.9 billion and Senate 5.3 billion while planning to end the Mutual Security program by 1954 but liquidate by 1957. House restores excess profits tax retroactively to June 30. Atomic Energy Chair Millikin says Eisenhower may release more atomic information with changes to the act.
A hospital patient thanks friends from the Christian Comrade Class WSCS Homemakers Club and local girls for cards flowers packages and visitors during illness and after returning home. Special gratitude to nine blood donors is extended. Helicopter rotor blades can now be extruded up to eighteen feet in length.
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