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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
4
Dr. David E. Rolf of Cleveland describes reversible bifocals in the Archives of Ophthalmology. The glasses rotate or flip so the bifocal segment moves upward or out of the way, aiding walking and special occupations. He notes easy mastery and no size or type limitations for fitting.
Beaconsfield magistrates denied Buckinghamshire County Council demand to close Bekonscot the two acre model village near Beaconsfield. The ruling preserves a celebrated miniature England showing a full landscape with airport docks and a working railway, drawing visitors from around the world.
A 75 year old man remains as the last professional organ grinder in New York City. Once a springtime staple with hundreds of Italian performers, the barrel organ’s tune has faded amid motors, radios, and television.
Dr. Orlen J. Johnson of Bay City Michigan describes a one site nerve block for painless childbirth reported in JAMA. He used it on 161 women including 92 first time mothers with no discomfort or complications from procaine and no healing delays observed.
A compass needle, a small magnet pivoted at center, points toward the north magnetic pole on the Boothia Peninsula in northern Canada and toward the south magnetic pole in South Victoria Land directly south of Australia, with similar behavior in most latitudes except polar regions.
Dover station schedules run from Sunday to Saturday with church services, talk shows, and music blocks. A long farm and grain report notes rising baler demand and storage strain for wheat loans, urging farmers to build on farm storage or join cooperatives to ease shortages.
Maryland's Farm Front This Week reports a growing shortage of baler twine hindering hay making. Jos H Blandford, chairman of the Maryland PMA State Committee, notes daily reports of farmers unable to save hay due to lack of baler twine despite price. Demand for baler twine has climbed.
Warren Air Force Base Wyoming hosts training for airmen in multiple specialties including clerk typist automobile mechanic powerman teletype operators and teletype repairmen announced by the commanding officer. Clark AFB-Denton was featured in the June promotion quota as Wilson R. Smith son of Irving Smith received a raise from corporal to sergeant. Smith a Caroline High School graduate joined the Air Force in 1919 and after radar coursework at Keesler AFB Miss. is now in the Philippines with the 622nd Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron as a ground radar mechanic.
Missouri Georgia New Mexico Nebraska and North Dakota reduced gasoline taxes in the past year saving motorists more than 333 million yearly.
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