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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

11

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Meetings in Marydel

Marydel residents host visitors from Cheswold Smyrna Wyoming and Baltimore. Lions Club dinner June 14 at 7 01 in Community Hall. Church boards meet Thursday and Saturday evenings. Civic Club meets June 17 at Mrs T Olin Fords. Eisenhower honorary degree at Washington College as town folks attend.

Leroy Harman Aberdeen Lions Club Clyde Moore H. K. Shults Harvey Sweigart Town George W. Habisht Wilmington Washington College Eisenhower Elvin Phillips New Jersey Florence P. Scotten Rehoboth Beach Del WSCS Harry Heather Civic Club T. Olin Ford

No Comment on Indo China War Involvement Policy

Walter Chamblin Jr. argues Congress is not ready to authorize U S military action in Indo China now though future shifts possible. He outlines conditions for intervention, State Department stance with Dulles, French independence promises, and cautions on price controls and inflation. He warns Mao Tsetung’s alleged program and a 1973 timeline for Asia, Africa, and later the Americas.

Capitol Uppon Congress Washington Dulles United States Far East Mr. Dulles Capital Hill Mao Tsetung Hitler Mao Congressional Senate Republican Knowland Asia Africa Canada South America

Denton Soldiers Arrive in Korea for Army Duties

Private James C. Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Morgan Bennett of Preston arrived in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division after enlisting August 1953. First Lt Richard B Maucere 25 whose wife Edith lives in Denton spent a rest and recuperation leave in Hakata Japan while serving with the 12th Field Artillery Battalion. Pfc William H Lane of Denton arrived in Korea for duties with the 25th Infantry Division, the Tropic Lightning, now in intensive post tru​se training. Lane entered the Army January 1953 and trained at Fort Knox Kentucky.

Ith DIV Korea James C. Bennett Morgan Bennett Preston 7Th Infantry Division Bayonet Pusan Yalu’ River Bennett Army Camp Chaffee Ark Hakata Japan Richard B. Maucere Edith Denton 12Th Field Artillery Route 2 William H. Lane 25Th Infantry Division Lane Elizabeth Lane Fort Knox

Lonely on City Streets Poem by Hilda K Wiggin

A reflective poem contrasts crowd presence with solitary longing. It portrays a lonely man amid a bustling city, aching for companionship until a divine cue offers relief. The piece ends with a factual aside about the Bible’s structure.

Rose Marie At Dentonia Theatre in Color Glory

M G M s first great musical in CinemaScope will be shown at the Dentonia Theatre this coming Sunday, Monday and Tuesday June 13 14 15. The all new color musical promises spectacle for audiences at Dentonia.

Rose Marie Dentonia Theatre M-G-M

Watch Out For Children At Play Safety Appeal

Keystone Automobile Club warns mothers and fathers to increase vigilance during school vacations as children at play face greater hazards. August G. Detlof in Maryland urges drivers to be doubly careful and parents to enforce safety rules. Pupils are urged to keep the Safety Squad slogan Always alert never hurt during summer activities.

Keystone Automobile Club August G. Detlof Maryland Safety Squad

Life with a Heavyweight Champion Wife Reveals All

Mrs. Rocky Marciano describes married life with the champion. She recalls watching him absorb blows and shares home life details in a feature in The American Weekly, a Baltimore Sunday American supplement.

Rocky Marciano American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Phrase Reinterprets "Eat Like a Bird" as Heavy Daily Intake

A saying is explained as meaning to eat one's own weight in food each day, reframing the common metaphor. The remark highlights how language can invert expectations about animal-inspired dieting phrases.

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Marydel Howard B. Logan Greensboro Clyde Poore Cheswold Archie Poore Esther Ann Smyrna Alex Duplicki Wyoming Mary B. Smith H. R. Butts Edgar Harman Patty Eddie Philadelphia Walter Chamblin, Jr Office of Defense Mobilization Hilda K. Wiggin Roosevelt Elwood F. Fleming Ocean City Ford Gale Electric Company Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
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