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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1956

Page

8

Walker Georgetown Speedway winner in rainout NASCAR feature

Paul Walker driving the DeSoto powered Plymouth No. 40 won the 25 lap NASCAR sanctioned feature at Georgetown Speedway in 12 minutes 1.2 seconds after a tight duel with J. R. Jones. Race incidents involved Morgan, Tucker, Ellingsworth and Maddox with multiple wrecks and plus several heat races and a powder puff derby. The 1700 fans witnessed a dramatic first start with near identical car positions throughout the event.

Paul J. R. Jones Speedway Walker Horace Williams Johnny Martin Ralph Smith Norwood Ellingsworth Jim Hayes Norris Reed Bob Tester Doug Morgan Lawrence Tucker Tom Johnson Bob Maddox Maddox Morgan Jr. Parker Parker Dick Maddox Dick Kelly Bob Hanna Plymouth Tucker Dean Pelton Paul Walker George Harrison Jr. Collins Pierce Hammond Pie Truitt Harry Steele Pris

Farm Front This Week Soil Bank Sign-up Extended

The final date to enter acreage of allotment crops into the 1956 Soil Bank Reserve was extended to July 27, per Chester S. Bradley, chairman of Maryland’s Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The extension helps farmers plan. Land in the Reserve may be seeded to grass or legumes other than soybeans. small grains may also be approved. Soybeans are excluded to avoid harvest as beans after January 1, 1957. Land already in soybeans at signing may remain until October 1, 1956 to allow green crop maturation before plowing.

Soil Bank Chester S. Bradley Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Bradley

Adams Cross Roads Social Roundup in Local Notices

Mrs Edna Adams hosted guests with Mr and Mrs Lester Workman on Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Fretterd held a family dinner Sunday. The Custworths of New Jersey visited Charles Johnson and family Sunday. Nancy Lee and Cheryl Lynn Dennis of Seaford stayed with grandparents Earle and Louise Robinson. William Dennis of Seaford visited Robinsons Sunday. Bobby Fountain and Frederick Bailey attend two weeks National Guard training in Bethany Beach Delaware. Edward Bailey's wife visited Newark sister Darwin Savage in Greenbridge Pennsylvania Saturday. Charles Fretterd visiting his parents James Fretterd Sr and family. James Fretterd and family hosted a family picnic last Sunday. Earle Hawk and family and Joe others were also mentioned.

Edna Adams Lester Workman James Fretterd Randal Custworth New Jersey Charles Johnson Nancy Lee Cheryl Lynn Dennis Seaford Earle Robinson William Dennis Bobby Fountain Frederick Bailey National Guard Bethany Beach Del Edward Bailey Darwin Savage Greenbridge Charles Fretterd Earle Hawk Joe

Bailey Family and Guests Prominent In Event

Bailey and family join Miss Shirley Elliott and Mr and Mrs Edward Bailey for a social gathering.

Prediction of American economy in 1975 by Dr. Marcus Nadler

Dr. Marcus Nadler of New York University predicts that Americans will adapt to changing economic and political conditions, embracing new philosophies and improving them. He argues the economy rests on demographics, research, and management willingness to take risks and adopt new labor relations methods to ensure steady evolution without violent upheavals.

America New York University Marcus Nadler United States

Sergeant First Class Meredith trains cadets at ROTC camp

Fort Belvoir Virginia hosts Army engineer technique training at an ROTC summer camp with Sergeant First Class Donald Meredith supervising cadet instruction. Meredith, son of Norman Meredith of Federalsburg Maryland, joined the Army in February 1946.

Fort Belvoir Donald Meredith Ann Route 5 Murfreesboro Tenn Meredith Norman Meredith Federalsburg Army

Soldier From Chestertown Joins U S Army Unit In France

Nancy France Army Pfc Carroll A Simpler recently arrived in France and serves as a clerk in the 7839th Army Unit. A 1955 May enlistee, he completed basic at Fort Jackson and was last stationed at Camp Lucas Michigan. He is 21, son of Mr and Mrs James A Simpler of Henderson and formerly worked for Latex Incorporated in Dover Delaware.

Nancy France Carroll A. Simpler Rose Chestertown 7839Th Simpler Fort Jackson S. C Camp Lucas Mich James A. Simpler Henderson Latex Incorporated Dover Del

Why There Cannot Be Another War Feature

In a stirring July issue of The American Weekly, W L Laurence outlines a future era where war is impossible. Thearticle, carried in color gravure alongside The Baltimore Sunday American, presents a hopeful, world-famous science writer’s perspective on lasting peace and a transformative era.

W. L. Laurence American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Midshipman Inspecting Navy Jet Aboard Carrier Ta-

Service short naval academy midshipman Philip S Love son of Mr and Mrs William E Love of Denton inspects a Navy jet fighter aboard the anti submarine aircraft carrier USS Ta misread text ends abruptly on ship name.

Naval Academy Philip S. Love William E. Love Denton Navy

Naval Academy midshipmen voyage on Tarawa to Nova Scotia

Junior class from the U S Naval Academy sailed aboard the Tarawa from June 17 to July 7 for a training cruise to Nova Scotia. They conducted deck flights and were moved by high line to a destroyer for a day of small ship handling instruction, spending six days in Stairfax. Shanghai Pierce, a large Texas cattleman with a loud voice, could shout orders from his front porch to workers a mile away at the cattle pens.

U. S. Naval Academy Tarawa Nova Scotia Stairfax Shanghai Pierce

Texas Leads Nation in Sulphur Production

Texas accounts for about eighty percent of U.S. sulphur output, underscoring the state’s dominance in the mineral trade. The figure reflects wide mining activity and sustained demand from industrial sectors nationwide.

Texas

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