Will Congress Measure Up to Liberalize Depreciation
Four Presidents Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy favor liberal depreciation allowances for industry but Congress delays action, hindering economic progress. Economist H Eugene Dickhuth notes one third of plant and equipment obsolete, lagging tech adoption and U S manufacturing competitiveness. He cites a shortfall of 8 to 10 billion annually to replace capital and create jobs as 1.3 million workers join yearly.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
H. Eugene Dickhuth
U. S
America
Heart of a People: Japanese farmer gifts cherry trees to US
An elderly Japanese farmer named Katsuichi Maeda offers seventeen unique weeping willow cherry trees to the American people as a symbol of postwar goodwill. He presents them at the American Consulate in Nagoya, expressing gratitude for American generosity toward former enemies.
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Japan
Katsuichi Maeda
Maeda
United States
Mr. Maeda
Nagoya
America
Gre e nsboro social notes recount many weekend visits
Greensboro residents share last week’s social life with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs Nelson Draper travel to Florida. Visitors stop in from Baltimore Philadelphia and Wilmington. Trips include Ocean City Rehoboth and Frontiers Town with family weekends and several hospital and camp outings.
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Nelson Draper
Paul Meredith
Baltimore
Florida
Hattie Knotts
Cahall
Billy Towers
William Cooper
Ridgely
Jack Myers
Shephard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Margaret Myers
American Legion
Emerson
Byard Cahall
Rehoboth
Charles McClyment
Donald Jones
Alexandria
Rupert Barnes
Mears
J. A. Morris
Dawson Warrington
Atlantic City
N. J
Herman Weidner
Michael
Ricky Petruney
Sheffield
Merrel Spence
Tommy Scott
Scotty Swann
Camp Pecometh
Vaughn Hutson
Arthur Hutson
Kenny
Roy Warren
American Corner
John Enright
Wilmington
Ralph Hutson
Joseph B. Riddleberger
Douglas
Ocean City
Paul Burke
Waverly
Greensboro Baptist Church
Wilson Jump
Nelson Bishop
Wanda Smith
Hahneemann Hospital
Philadelphia
R. H. Wright
Deidre Wright
Debbie Smith
Camp Wright
Raymond Wood
Sonja Elizabeth
Memorial Hospital
Easton
R. Paul Clark
Skaneateles
N. Y
Walter Weaver
Ralph Sharp
Janet Lou Harris
Denton
Dawson Cohee
Charles Cole
Nancy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Jesse C. Smith
Karen Bailey
M. C. Bailey
Quantico
Myron Smith
Pocomoke
D. G. Siceloff
Wm. Siceloff
Pullman
Wash
United States
Siceloff
Melvin Carroll
Robert Dean
Dawson
Freddie
Debbie Warrington
Frank Whiteside
Leo Kreigh
Freedom Land
New York
Long Island
Thomas Dill
Felton
Enoch Baker
Goldsboro
Bertha Simpson
Norman Scott
Roland Porter
Chestertown
Clayton Porter
Ellis Murphy
George Murphy
Ricky
Rusty
Arlington Heights
Ill
Dean Barcus
Queen Anne
Laurie LeCompte
Greensboro
Georgeanne
Nancy Burton
Marc Burton
Leah Bates
Henry Lucas
Linda Lucas
Delaware Hospital
Marydel social notes honor aunt in Dover visitors
Mrs H R Butts notes a coffee honoring her aunt Mrs Ida Walp of Frederic Pa with guests including Mrs Owen Hughes Mrs Clara Smith Mrs A Lee Harman Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Herbert Butts Mrs Ollie Covington of Dover and Mrs Mabel Bayne of Montgomery Alabama. Several locals and visitors are listed among hospital patients and social calls across Kent County Del and surrounding areas.
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Louis Collison
Ida Walp
Frederic
Owen Hughes
Clara Smith
A. Lee Harman
Mary Smith
Herbert Butts
Ollie Covington
Dover
Mabel Bayne
Montgomery
Alabama
Harry H. Smith
Milford Memorial Hospital
Eugene Thomas
Ala
Hughes
Ernest Chapman
Philadelphia
David Wilkie
Kent General Hospital
Max Albert
Ramon Prutzman
Allentown
Albert
Robert Covington
Windermere
Del
Louis Antal
Otto Meyer
Barbara Jo Heather
Harily
Patty Harman
John Shults
Rehoboth
Amos Wyatt
Clarence Phillips
John
Seaford
Jay Gordon
Yeadon
Elmer Lutton
Family Returns Home After West Coast Trip
After a month away touring the West Coast and various points of interest, the family returned home on Tuesday of last week. Recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Collison included Wolfgang Granat and his mother Gertrude Granat Raquel Granat and Felicia Granat, all from Philadelphia.
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West Coast
Louis Collison
Wolfgang Granat
Gertrude Granat
Raquel Granat
Felicia Granat
Philadelphia
Adams Cross Roads Social Notes Diary Highlights
Baltimore residents Mrs. Freddie Hallengren and family spent the weekend in Virginia Beach. Mrs. Mildred Hallengren and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Belly visited the Hallengrens. Thurman Adams and Effie Adams hosted guests including the Earl Robinson family and Denton visitor Clem Melaney on various days. Shoppers Sadie Devore and Blanche Stetler visited Dover. Iva Lyden and daughters spent time with Earl Robinson. Marian Robinson, Minnie Adams, and Effie Adams visited Glen Adams. Clifford Towers and children visited Boston Larrimore group. Arthur Devore visited them. Bloomery picnic set for Trap Pond August 5 at 6 p.m. Marian Robinson and Minnie Adams visited Glenna Adams.
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Freddie Hallengren
Baltimore
Virginia Beach
Mildred Hallengren
Joe Belly
Hallengrens
Thurman Adams
Effie Adams
Earl Robinson
Clem Melaney
Denton
Althea Adams
Wilmington
Grace Horsey
Bridgeville
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Dover
Iva Lyden
Norris Reed
Jean Marie
Marian Robinson
Minnie Adams
Glen Adams
Clifford Towers
Boston Larrimore
Arthur Devore
Trap Pond
Glenna Adams
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
National Otek
Ne Journal
Marydel
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Mr. and
Mrs
George Luff
Federalsburg
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Ceieswe
Sunoco
Elzie Horner
Mer
Horner
Sat
Sun
Suki Cope
Ben Franklin
Denton, Maryland
Bob Phillips
Fifth Avenue
Earl Crouse
Red Haven
Andelot, Inc
Worton, MD
Denton National Bank
Sumer Credit Department
Delmarva
Denton National
Consumer Credit Department
The
Denton National Gane
Telephone
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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