Mistaken Employers Ignore Wage Bill Effects
The piece argues that raising the federal minimum wage and broadening the wage-hour law will trigger wage inflation. Employers paying above current rates may face higher costs, and higher wages can lift pay scales, reducing competitiveness and purchasing power. It warns productivity must rise to offset wage costs.
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Washington Report
Local notes and society visits fill Greensboro pages
Mrs Zena Hubbard rests at Cahalk Guest Home as friends plan visits. Miss Lulu Hevalow returns from Philadelphia after two weeks with the Lane family. Miss Mary Draper comes home from Memorial Hospital Wilmington. The Walls family from Belton Missouri vacation with Edward Walls Sr. and family. Rummage sale planned for Aug 26 27 by Blanche Warrington and Ethel Ebling. Major Edwin T Parrish promoted to Lt Col and stationed in Seoul with Betty Sue Karcher and children. Various family visits and weekend gatherings noted across Greensboro area. Circle No 5 invites bakery goods at Butler's Hardware Saturday.
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Charles Jarrell
Becky Longfellow
San Juan
Porta Rica
Paul Longfellow
Whiteleysburg
M. George Hughes
Paul Hughes
Linwood
Mystle Hurley
Salisbury
New Mexico
St. Louis
Chicago
Sherrie Smith
Pocomoke
Harry Karcher
Edwin T. Parrish
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Seoul
Korea
Betty Sue Karcher
Parrish
Thomas
Terresa
Leon Nichols
Ridgely
Frank Asilton
Irving Morris
John Shockley
St. Michaels
Samuel Knox
Rowena Dean
Tapper’s Point
Edward Dean
Rowena
Willie Harris
Preston King
Dover
Vernon Blades
Ross Coleman
Greenwood
Scott Starkey
Emma Sillioe
Wilmington
Alonzo Cohee
Goldsboro
Samuel Carrow
Heath Bowman
Rehoboth
Circle No. 5
Butler’s Hardware
Wm. Benson
Ronald Toole
Ronald
Washington, D. C
Oliver Check
Dennis
Baltimore
Mary A. Davis
Stewart
Philadelphia
Stanley Coffin
C. W. Mundy
Millville
N. J
Wm. Taylor and Daughters
Detroit
Mich
Frank W. Taylor, Jr
Wm. Rhodes
Rhodes
Albert W. Saulsbury
Harry Kemp
Trappe
Harry Grubb
Phillip Lee Redden
Harrington
Barbara A. Covington
U. of M
College Park
Russell Brachman
Brachman
Charles H. Messick
Calvin Whittington
Railroad Avenue
Maple Avenue
Marian Ringgold
Mary Lynn Covington
Camp Mardela
Pauline Peavy
The
Poconos
Paul Lynch
Earl Hammond
Fairfax
Del
Charles Hammond
T. Allan Temple
Seaford
Mr. Temple
Wm. T. Temple
Charles Messick
J. Charles Lilly
Ridgely Social Notices Highlight Birthday and Visits
Grace Vernon Smith reports on Saturday July 16 celebration for Robert B Phillips of Ridgely turning 50. Guests include Harold Phillips and Betty Jane Huntington Long Island and extended family from Broad Channel North Babylon East Islip Cordova Philadelphia and beyond. Also notes visitors to and from Ridgely, camp news, homecomings, and hospital updates.
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Robert B. Phillips
Harold R. Phillips
Betty Jane
Huntington
L. I
Ernest Denise
Broad Channel
N. Y
George Denise
Linda
North Babylon
Robert B. Denise
East Islip
Herman D. Sander
Cordova
Mary Lou Sander
Maryand Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Robert Rogers
Denton
Joseph Denise
William Mitchell
Patricia
Gail
Diane
Lake Honkonkoma
Mable Winkilman
Buddie
Henderson area social notes recount local visits and reunions
Mr Jimmy Jones visits Milford grandmother Mrs Pearl Jones while others report several groups from Dover Wilmington and Maryland towns at family gatherings. The Dukes Family Reunion at Richard Roden home includes numerous relatives from Dover St Michaels Easton and more with many couples and children listed. Additional visits feature the Montague Jester Breeding Drummond and others visiting relatives in Felton Chestertown Greenwood and Wilmington during the past week and weekend.
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Jimmy Jones
Milford
Pearl Jones
Floyd
Lake Placid
New York State
Richard Roden
Virginia White
Billy Walls
Philip Richard
Phyllis
Tommy
Barbara
Richard Jones
Sherwood
Dukes
Thomas Robb
Edward Robb
Dover
Herman Dukes
St. Michaels
William Dukes
Easton
Walter Tyler
Wittman, Md
Dukes Robb
Ralph Wothers
Greensboro
Francis Downes
Nancy
Clayton
Del
Richard Shultie
Harrington
William Starkey
Queenstown
Kenneth Stafford
Wilmington
Sadler Storey
Sadlersville
Marydel
Howard Pippin
Wm. A. Palmer
Ralph Trica
Raymond Fisher
Samuel Jester
Franklinville
N. J
Olin Melvin
Clarence Breeding
Eva O'Day
Greenwood
Margaret Breeding
Manila Dukes
Federalsburg
Paula
Trinlie Wood
Dianna Drummond
James Drummond
Linny
William Messick
Farmington
Addie Stuart
Isaac Noble
Lester Towers
Bethlehem
Howard Drummond
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Lationmal Editorial
Virginia
D. Towers
Zena Hubbard
Cahalk Guest
Lulu Hevalow
James Lane
Mary Draper
Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Edward Walls, Jr
Belton, Missouri
Edward Walls
Blanche Warrington
Ethel Ebling
Richard Bullock
Clara
Fred Seward
Howard Morton
Fay Butler
Calvin Butler
George Edwards
Earl Kornrumpf
William Caine
Snow Hill
Robert Draper
Fairfield
Earl Lindell
Newport
Harry Williams
William Marvel
Howard Shulties
Marion Longfellow
D. B. Gallagher
Luther T. Bennett
Marcellyn Bennett
Sykesville
Ann Clark
Grace Vernon Smith
Lua
Far Rockaway
Warren Denise
Ridgely Firemen
Paul Hoffman
Paul Brown
Wayland
Mass
F. M. Hess and Son
Tless
Irma Nichols
John Dorman
Patuxent
Henderson
Catherine Melvin
Ner
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
Suungay
Harvey Jones
Crownsville
T. A. Montague
Wyoming, del
Harry Purnell
James Carlisle
Felton
Anna Houseal
Delbert Jester
Chestertown
Howard Burchard
Ingleside
Charles Nichols
Ida Elliott
Wm. Phillips
George Raughley
Mington
Charlie Stevens
Kubla Khan
Teller
Whittler
Tomer
Bank of Issue
Imperial Treasury
Delmar
Va Citizens Daily
Denton National
Denton National Bank
Denton, Maryland
Telephone
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gustav
Hickman
Susie Noble
Harry Gilbert
Wil
Gerardi Bros
Alice Lon
Ea dc
Oren's Bay
Conway Twitty
Manhattan Rockets
the Shore
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Press
Delaware
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