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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1945

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Sham Battle Sells War Bonds at Caroline High Campus

A staged infantry clash by Ft Benning trained troops drew a 6018.75 bond sale plus 3137.50 already purchased earlier, as civilians faced war realities. Veterans from Guadalcanal to New Guinea reenacted fronts while a 40-piece Camp Gordon band provided music. Judge Knotts urged civilian sacrifice in war bond purchases.

Caroline High School Ft. Benning Courthouse Square Guadalcanal New Guinea New Georgia Aaron Friedenwald William Parks Joseph Harry Maryland Pfc Alphonse Adams Baltimore Earle Shuttleworth Oakland Alvin Shaffer Camp Gordon Emil Shore W. Edwin Unger Federalsburg Caroline County J. Owen Knotts Denton H. Earle Smith

Roe Firm Replies To OPA Charges In Grain Inquiry

The W. D. Roe and Son firm denies long-standing violations, says records were inspected per OPA request, and notes prior settlements with 11 other firms. OPA seeks treble damages of 6966.27 for alleged overcharges. Representative Dudley Roe, now in Congress, left the firm last November. The notice also notes Pvt Charles A Layton's furlough and upcoming camp, and announces the engagement of Miss Emma Graham to Pfc Howard L McCracktin in Denton.

W. D. Roe and Son Queen Anne’s County OPA K. Thomas Everngam George W. Constable Price Administration Treble Dudley G. Roe Sadlersville Eastern Shore Roe’s Roe Congress Charles A. Layton Denton Layton Wm. T. Layton West Denton Casual Co San Fancisco California Emma Graham Newtown Square Howard L. McCracktin Germany

Notice to service subscribers to relatives of boys overseas

Caroline county parents wives and friends are warned of a Post Office Department order effective July 1 requiring each overseas reader to have a written request for the paper Renewals after July 1 must come from the boy overseas and copies may be mailed for unexpired subscriptions until they expire Parents may pay one or two years in advance to cover renewals but these requests must be kept in the newspaper office for the Post Office Department oversight.

Caroline County Denton Journal Post Office Department

Vienna plant adds 7500 kilowatt generator

Shore Utilitys Vienna plant increases output by about 49 percent with a new 7 500 kilowatt steam driven generator, part of a 6 million post war expansion across the Delmarva Peninsula. The plant now delivers 27 000 kilowatts and ties to new high tension lines, serving the peninsula from Vienna, Maryland.

Vienna Eastern Shore Public Service Co Maryland Delaware Power and Light Company Wilmington Delmarva Peninsula Lewis Payne Delmar Del Laurel War Production Board Peninsula Payne Delaware Power and Light Eastern Shore Public Service

Missionaries reveal cargo of ship to China mission

Rev Louis R Dennis and wife, Methodist missionaries from Wicomico County, described the Danish freighter's cargo of ignitable fuel and rifle machinery bound for China. He recalled war fears at sea, meeting the emperor, and their work on China's eastern coast aiding leper colonies and patients while continuing Christian missions.

Louis R. Dennis Wicomico County Dennis Norman Dennis Powellville Concord Church Denton China California England Germany Tokyo Imperial Palace Shanghai Formosa Delaware

Help Is Now Needed By The USA War Bond Drive

Charles E. Hadaway, District Chairman of the Seventh War Bond Sales, announced that subscriptions total about $100000. Denton's quota is $175000 leaving a large amount still to be raised. Our boys in the Pacific are fighting and need support. buy an extra War Bond today.

Charles E. Hadaway Denton Pacific

Inductees List for May Month

May inductees include White Howard M Quillen Greensboro John C Holland Denton Byron H Nuttle Denton John W Robinson Federalsburg Bernard F Beauchamp Federalsburg James L Bradley Denton Ernest Thomas Greensboro Phillip R Christopher Preston Clayton C Conley Denton John H Fisher Federalsburg Rome Cain Ridgely William C Wright Federalsburg Clifton C Coughenour Federalsburg Clarence A Pearson Greensboro Wm Reese Brown Denton Douglas C Bennington Denton James E Cane Jr Goldsboro Milton Harris Henderson Norman E Williamson Federalsburg William A Cole Denton William N Pearson Greensboro Marshall W Stoffle Federalsburg Stanley T Kenton Ridgely Woodrow H McWilliams Federal Harry L Holloway Federalsburg Galen M Collison Denton Preston E Kenton Denton Robert Cannon Federalsburg Colored Benjamin Haynes Jr Federalsburg Alton V Evans Federalsburg Thomas M Griffin Ridgely Zack Johnson Jr Federalsburg Robert Wilmer Denton William N Wilson Hillsboro.

Denton Douglas C. Bennington James E. Cane Jr Goldsboro Milton Harris Henderson Norman E. Williamson Federalsburg William A. Cole William N. Pearson Greensboro Marshall W. Stoffle Stanley T. Kenton Ridgely Woodrow H. McWilliams Federalburg Harry L. Holloway Galen M. Collison Preston E

Summer Institute for Youth at Dover

The Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church sponsors a two week youth institute at Wesley Junior College Dover Delaware from June 18 to 24 for ages 15 to 23 from Easton and Wilmington districts. Rev Paul E McCoy of Newport serves as Dean with Rev J J Bunting Jr of Easton as business manager and registrar. Missionary educators Rev and Mrs Louis R Dennis plan to assist from China. Faculty includes Rev Paul Reynolds Chestertown Rev Howard Link Hockessin Rev and Mrs J B Dickerson Cambridge Rev M H Keene Hurlock Rev and Mrs R M Green Dover Rev Harold Davis Odessa Mrs Harry Menser Elsmere Miss Frances Bartley Dover Miss Esther Merriam Dover Miss Jessie Stevens Nashville Tenn Miss Mary White Richardson Park and Mrs J J Bunting Jr Easton. Tim Lloyd C Gooden son of Mr and Mrs L A Gooden Henderson sends greetings for V J Day. He is at Fort Monmouth NJ and attends Signal Corps Officer Candidate School to graduate in August.

Wesley Junior College Dover Delaware Board of Education Peninsula Conference The Methodist Church Easton Wilmington Paul E. McCoy Newport J. J. Bunting Jr Maryland Louis R. Dennis China Dawning Brotherhood Paul Reynolds Chestertown Howard Link Hockessin J. B. Dickerson Cambridge M. H. Keene Hurlock R. M. Green Harold Davis Odessa Harry Menser Elsmere Frances Bartley Esther Merriam Jessie Stevens Nashville Tenn Mary White Richardson Park

Diplomas Presented To 42 Grads At Caroline High

Caroline High School held commencement exercises awarding diplomas to 42 graduates. J Jerome Frampton Jr delivered diplomas. T Conover Crouse awarded prizes. Betty Cheezum Doris Hynson and others spoke on libraries and a new Maryland law. Martha Marble explained operations and funding for Easton library and urged a central county library with a bookmobile plan.

J. Jerome Frampton Jr Federalsburg Board of Education Caroline County Caroline High School T. Conover Crouse Betty Cheezum Doris Hynson Maryland Planning Commission Martha Marble Easton Barbara Ann Fitzgerald W. Stewart Fitzgerald Sons of the American Revolution William Alvie Horner

Larger Food Supply Urged by Maryland Extension Director

Dr. I. B. Symons, director of the University of Maryland extension service, warns a larger home food supply is urgently needed. President Truman has appointed a Director of Home Supply, with regional conferences nationwide and a Maryland-wide effort launched in Baltimore on June 4 to promote production and conservation. Victory gardens, increased commercial production where possible, and saving and preserving food are urged. Urban residents with gardening knowledge are urged to grow for their families, as there is still time to plant a good garden. Main vegetables planted in the next ten days should fare better due to cool weather. leafy greens and potatoes can be planted until fall.

I. B. Symons University of Maryland Extension Service Truman Maryland Baltimore Victory Gardens Symons

Phillies hold Seaford baseball tryout camp in June

The Philadelphia Phillies announce a two day baseball tryout camp at Seaford High School in Seaford Delaware on June 22 and 23 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open to boys 15 and older including those with medical discharges or rejected from military service. Players must bring their own suit and bat. John P. Collins the Phillies scout will direct the event with assistants George Slater coach Eagon of Seaford High School Francis Mike McCall former Salesianum School coach and M E Prettyman Seaford High principal.

Philadelphia Phillies Seaford Del Seaford High School Armed Services John P Jocko) Collins Phillies George Slater Eagon Selford High Francis J Mike) McCall Salesianum M. E. Prettyman

Fighting 69th Echoes From Pfc Breeding Letters

Pfc Everett W Breeding of the Fighting 69th sends letters to his mother Mrs Rosa M Breeding of Denton with a copy of the 69th Infantry Division Sentinel celebrating the division's second activation anniversary May 15 1945 The Sentinel highlights the Elbe meeting with the 68th Guard Division of the Red Army and quotes praise from General Eisenhower plus a memorial from Major General Emil F Reinhardt Mrs Breeding sees her son in a tank destroyer crew photo amid Germany images.

69Th Everett W. Breeding Rosa M. Breeding Denton The Sentinel Elbe 69Th Infantry 68Th Guard Red Army the Sentinel Information — Education Office Germany Emil F. Reinhardt Eisenhower U. S. Army Breeding Pfe Everett W

Dover Red Raider Back From Overseas

Staff Sergeant John I Balderson medical technician with the Red Raiders of the Fifth Air Force has returned to the States after 37 months overseas. He enlisted in 1941, served at Langley Field and Australia, aided Port Moresby operations, spent 18 months in northern Australia and 14 months in New Guinea, and helped bomb targets in the Philippines Celebes and Borneo.

John I. Balderson Red Raiders Port Moresby New Guinea Australia Home Philippines Celebes Borneo

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Sham Battle Roe Concern Nanticoke Nanticoke River Mr. Dennis USA Fort Monmouth N. J Tim Lloyd C. Gooden L. A. Gooden Caroline Washington, D. C Gooden Signal Corps Miss Hynson Maryland Library Commission State Department of Education Favors Central Library Marble Central Library Friends of the Library Dover Red Raider
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