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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1953

Page

6

Who Should Carry Your Farm Program The Debate

Maryland agriculture officials discuss how to balance production and markets with Geo J Martin citing three options for stabilizing prices. John H Davis argues private enterprise should lead, aided by government only as needed to build an adequate system. Davis favors cooperative approaches to stabilize prices at fair levels. He warns that without better answers, government expansion may occur by default. Overplanting 1953 tobacco allotments triggers penalties next year. white cards for within allotment, pink cards for overplanting, with price penalties on marketing tobacco in spring.

Geo. J. Martin Maryland Production and Marketing Administration John H. Davis U. S. Department of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation Davis Martin

Land Transfers in multiple election districts 1953

Land transfers list numerous parcels in several election districts. Transactions include Cross Feed Co to J W Hallowell & Sons Inc May 27 1953 and multiple May to June 1953 deeds between individuals and couples for parcels in First, Second, Seventh and Eighth Election Districts.

the Cross Feed Co J. W. Hallowell & Sons, Inc Calvert C. Merriken Carroll W. Sullivan Arthur W. Hulley Harold Sk. Shults Harold Kk. Shults Jas. B. Patton William Carlos Mosley Jesse Stanford India A. Bullock F. Earl Love Beverly L. Goldsborough Harold F. Butler Florence L. Flounders Walter L. Pardee Ellwood Butler Franklin R. Butler J. Hudson Taylor Elizabeth D. Messick George J. Messix, Jr George H. Messix Ridgely Herbert Warren Mason Maud N. Holt Dewey W. Blanton Edith H. Tyler Carl R. Tyler Federalsburg Edwin Rosser Wilbert L. Merriken Luther H. Hamlet

Orphans Court proceedings and notices plus TB health guidance

The Orphans Court conducted a lengthy docket with administrations granted, bonds filed, creditor notices ordered, and estates including Rochester Luff Geisel Baynard McMahan Slocumb Rogers and others processed. A health notice explains tuberculosis causes symptoms transmission prevention and the value of checkups and X rays.

Orphanns Court Thesday H. Roland Towers Charles W. Moore Maurice A. Brackett Annie C. Rochester Ruth C. Miller John E. Luff John E. Boulais Nisi Lewis L. Geisel Cloyd R. Geisel William E. Baynard John Baynard C. Nelson McMahan Corinne B. McMahan Otis Rogers Margaret R. Rogers Alverta P. Quillen J. Hudson Taylor Bertha FE. Taylor Gabriel Thomas J. Redden C.t.a J. Rupert McCowan Sarah S. McCowan Bethel C. Lolli

Fragmentary Notice Hints At Marsiid Tobacco Inquiry

A partial OCR fragment references prelates and a demand for Marsiid tobacco. The text mentions an application to find preliminary abetment and suggests an inquiry or inquiry-like action, but the details are incomplete and the exact names, places, and dates are unclear.

Naval officer snaps at end of speaking tube

A naval officer on watch storms to the speaking tube and demands to know if an idiot is at the other end. The calm reply from the other end confirms no one is there.

Government saves money by using mine quote

Jean Alexander quips that the government has found a new way to save money by using her mine. The line suggests a sharp critique of reclaimed resources or budget practices attributed to her, reflecting a satirical take on fiscal policy.

Jean Alexander

Health for All No Type For TRB

Health for all discusses tuberculosis, noting the disease affects more than the gaunt and bone-thin. It argues the wiry type is equally at risk and challenges stereotypes about who contracts TB, urging awareness and vigilance.

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