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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
5
A devotional note cites Exodus 20 15 Luke 16 1 12 19 1 10 45 16 and Amos 5 6 guiding reflection. It highlights ethical accountability and prudent stewardship, urging readers to seek justice, humility, and proper use of resources in daily life.
A 1951 sermon discusses theft in everyday actions and church life, linking honesty to property use. It cites Luke 16, Zacchaeus, and the parable of the unjust steward, urging prudent money stewardship and serving God through possessions.
A jumbled acrostic style crossword with numbered clues covering across and down items. Includes definitions for heap appendage furnish food loaves metals deep gor weapons man war tellurium symbol toward looked hurriedly a representation in marble receptacles transgres thrice minus norse war god coronet proceeded Turkestan meager outer garments plant ovules vex firearm dial of a compass on the ocean metal prince of apostate angels paradise center large fern at home measure chin bind search for privilege granted by church poker stake garment of greater age observes simpleton and a brightly colored bird article.
The article summarizes ongoing budget debates with a $1,413,820,000 allocation across Defense Agriculture Labor Commerce and the District of Columbia. It notes the House defeat on a Social Security Act preservation bill due to a disability proof provision. General Ridgway arrives in Washington with full honors before joining closed Senate sessions and a joint House Senate hearing. Eisenhower plans to transfer command to Ridgway by May 30 at SHAPE. The Mutual Foreign Aid bill moves, with House actions trimming the foreign aid total from $7.9 billion to about $6.174 billion after committee cuts.
The Senate opens debate on a measure affecting NAT O countries in Western Europe and reform of immigration naturalization and deportation laws. The Administration seeks restoring cuts while the Senate Foreign Relations Committee started with a $1 billion cut. The bill currently before the Senate totals $6.9 billion versus the House $6.1 billion, and attempts to make major changes were defeated.
Mrs. Gertrude Kelley expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of her husband Arthur L. Kelley.
Walter Bennet and wife transfer to Adrian V G Orr and wife on May 21 1952 two parcels in Seventh Election District. Arthur J Messick and wife to Payton Thompson and wife on April 1 1952 parcel in Fourth Election District. Mary V Wright to John M Saulsbury and wife on May 22 1952 parcel in Seventh Election District. Mildred M Ginn attorney in fact to Ollie J Hubbard on May 22 1952 parcel in Second Election District. Maryland flag rules address ornamentation and cross botany on staff.
A brief urging seniors at Greensboro High to value their remaining days, work hard daily, and pursue future pay and success, warning against complacency as they near graduation. The piece appeals to graduates to remember school days and subscribe to The Journal.
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