Denton Journal Established 1845 Denton Maryland
The Denton Journal announces its family newspaper status published weekly from 205 Market Street Denton Maryland Caroline County with Benjamin F Johnson Sr president and treasurer and Malcolm Melvin secretary Johnson Jr vice president. Independent on all subjects with coverage of local and general intelligence agriculture and advertising.
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Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Precedent on ham labeling and consumer choice
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals voided an Agriculture Department order labeling injected moisture ham as imitation ham. The court affirmed consumer right to choose moist or dry hams if labels truthfully disclose moisture added. No quality or price gouging issues involved. the ruling supports truthful content across goods and services.
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Secretary of Agriculture
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Local Community News and Visits Around Salisbury
St Greenspvore and Milford families visit Kinnamon relatives in Salisbury. Navy enlistments send Lee Butler and Stanley Shirey to San Diego for boat training. Birthday party for Linda Wright in June. Father's Day gatherings in Harrington and Greensboro. Church activities include painting windows, Vacation Bible School, and a Children's Day program. Several residents attend gatherings and milestones at universities, hospitals, and clubs.
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St Greenspvore
Robert Starcher
Milford
E. T. Parrish
Alexandria
Samuel Kinnamon
Ginger
Francis Harrington
J. C. Kinnamon
Salisbury
J. C. Kinnamon and Sons
Glenn
Lee Butler
Iarold Butler
Stanley Shirey
Stanley A. Shirey
Navy
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Lemuel Kinnamon
William Palmatory
Ridgely
Joseph L. Riddleberger
Joseph B. Riddleberger
Douglas
Robert Dean
Greensboro
Paul Bennington
Bridgeville
Jack Redden
Harrington
Linda Wright
J. T. Wright
Susan Wright
Henry Ward
Gerry Paswater
Linda Smith
Ricky Harris
Chuckie Smith
Sandy Blades
Debbie
Janice Smith
Ernest Frase
Preston
Jacob Johannsen
Vienna
Clinton Scott
Norman Scott
Norma
Tommy
William Kinonamon
Carolyn
Scotty
Allen
St. Paul's Church
Wheatley Hall
Richard Harris
Ricky
Greensboro Fire Company
Hershey Park
Hershey Rose Gardens
Clara Spence
Easton
Jennie Hartnett
Sam Carrow
Rollison Baxter
Chestertown
Chas. Radika
Sally
Edith Starkey
Church Hill
Bernard Dunn
James Mitchell
Federalsburg
Sandy
Wayne
Harvey Porter
Alberta Weer
Betty Boyd
Greensboros Miss Joni Lister elected hospital student leader
Miss Joni Lister has returned to Memorial Hospital in Wilmington where she is a student and has been elected vice president of the hospital’s Student Government Association. Several social visits and family events fill a busy period with birthdays, gatherings, and community notices across Greensboro and surrounding towns.
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Deutsche Verein
New Hampshire
University of Virginia
Karin Covington
Memorial Hospital
Seaston
Hansen Hoffman
William N. Raleigh
Miami
Florida
Susan
Helen Dixon
Sunrise Avenue
William Cc. Meintzer
Robert
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Nancy
Cambridge
Mass
Joni Lister
Wilmington
Calvin Lister
Rehoboth
Nancy Lister
Mary Ann Uber
Bronte Walsh
Denton
Dewey Beach
Polio Pioneer Randy Kerr Leads Teen Drive for Salk Institute
Randall Kerr of Oakton Virginia, 15, the nation’s No 1 Polio Pioneer, spearheads teenage fund raising to build a 15 million dollar Salk Institute laboratory wing in San Diego opening 1963. He and peers aim to support the March of Dimes funded research and celebrate protection from polio.
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Randall Kerr
Victor H. Kerr
Oakton
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Calif
Randy
Flint Hill School
Dr. Salk
Salk
Jonas Salk
Randy Kerr
Salk Institute
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Amercan
Salk Institute Building Fund
Crystal Brown
Warwick
R. I
Washington
D. C
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Adi
Ham
Grace Vernon Smith
Merrel Spence
Gloria
Barbara
Earl Cannon
Robert Hutson
George Smith
Goldsborough Stafford
Junior
Elaine Chance
Philadelphia
Mantua
N. J
Nancy Flynn
Goldsboro
Greensboro High School
Chesapeake Hotel
Betterton
Hahnemann Hospital
Vernon Blades
Sandra
Elizabeth Smith
Blades
Georgetown
Sassafras River
Wilmer Jackson
Margaret Dobson
C. B. Cohee
Felton
Robert Draper
John
Mary Lou
Glenn Wyatt
William Wyatt
Wilson Little
Dover
James Little
Dover High School
Harry Williams
Eugene Wood
Brookhaven
Williams
Earl Wharton
J. F. Colvin
Evelyn B. Lewis
Dundalk
Lewis
Fusha Bishoff
Harry Bishoff
Harry, Jr
Betty
Donald Lee McClyment
Baltimore
Fred Seward
Earl Hammond
Fairfax
Del
Charles Hammond
Robert C. Howland
Robert Bilbrough
Fred Rampmeyer
Ora Howell
James Sloan
Deers Head
Glen Davis
T. W. Jones
Patty Buckle
Maryland Avenue
Raymond Hartsock
Charles Dean
Easton Hospital
Robert Headley
W. Bateman Draper
Waynewood
Prudent Financial
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Consumer Credit Department
Venton National
Denton, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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