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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1948
Page
10
A Washington correspondent notes mixed price signals with food costs showing slight declines of three to five percent, while rents in hotel rooms and roosts housing senators and congressmen rise. Drug stores are touted for lower eating costs, but hotel rates remain a burden. Reserve hotel rooms before arrival.
A historical voice asserts the public must be obeyed as lawmakers pass labor bills amid nationwide demand to curb strikes. It notes Democrats elected F D Roosevelt multiple times, workers revolt against labor bosses, and a Republican Congress enacting reform in 1946 with votes 320 to 79 in the House and 54 to 17 in the Senate.
An editorial argues US strength rests on perfecting democracy at home and exporting democracy abroad. It highlights America's relative wealth distribution, openness to upward mobility, and free enterprise as bulwarks against dictatorship, statism, and oppression, urging continued民主atic defense and leadership.
Weekend entertaining tips emphasize stocking easy to serve items in fridge and pantry. Recommend cold cuts cheese spreads pickles relishes chips cookies and quick snacks for imprest guests. Propose beverages with fruit juice sparkling water and lemonades with berry boosts and mint garnish. Includes a Concord Cooler recipe: grape juice lemon juice honey topped with sparkling water and mint served over ice.
In a stark view of today’s world, disarmament faces skepticism as military power evolves. The piece notes rapid strides in atomic research, guided missiles, and pilotless aircraft, with secrecy and risk rising in the arms race. It highlights German wartime tech, Soviet nuclear efforts, and the specter of bacteriological warfare while warning that innovation outpaces control.
Discussion on burying essential industrial plants in caves to protect against nuclear attack. Costs are enormous, with no proven defense, while leaders warn the vast potential destruction could deter future war. General Eisenhower warned the earth could become a garden or a desert based on human choices.
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