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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1956
Page
7
Report No 40 argues that America could reach a population of 220 million by 1975 and double the output of goods and services. With a one third larger labor force, a 50 percent rise in worker productivity is needed. It warns we are near limits of manual production and urges rapid movement to automatic operation for higher output and tighter tolerances.
The Orphans Court met in regular session led by Chief Judge Brackett with associates Carroll and Schrieber. Letters of administration granted for L Anna Harper estate to William C Harper. bonds approved. creditors notice ordered. Guardianship accounts, admin accounts, stock transfers, and multiple estate inventories and releases filed for several estates including Spicer Neal Fisher Collins Garcia Kilmer Jarman.
Maryland Extension Service urges commercial tomato growers to select varieties well adapted to their area and with desirable market qualities. Vegetable crop specialist A A Duncan notes larger fruit over 3% inches ridges shoulders and lower prices. best profits come from 2% to 3% inch tomatoes. County agents provide Fact Sheet No. 1 and researchers continually breed improved strains.
Federal tax filing guidance for investors and retirees highlights retirement income credits, dividend exclusions, and capital gains rules. It explains eligibility for the retirement income credit, credits up to 240 per person, and special provisions for armed forces benefits. IRS suggests consulting a qualified advisor and using actuarial tables for life expectancy based tax-free portions.
A fragment notes tomato varieties suitable for Maryland can be adapted locally. Recommended commercial options include Rutgers Chesapeake Morden Nybrid and Improved Garden State. The list emphasizes regionally tested cultivars and practical choices for local growers.
A short verse attributes a boy’s path to familiar traces around a home. The narrator notes broken cookies, gum under furniture, odds and ends from a bureau, mud on shoes, a roller skate, lightning bugs, a bathtub ring, a toothpaste cap, a crease on a lap, and a tear beside the nose, illustrating a boy’s unmistakable trail.
The Wind spoke to me today with whispers of Spring and a wild March wind. It teased that Winter lingers yet and then raced away, leaving a teardrop of cold on my cheek as Spring looms and demands gentleness.
Question asks if a man on minimum old age payment allows his wife to draw at 65. Answer states a wife 65 or older meeting all requirements for Old-Age Insurance Payments on her husband's Social Security Act.
The text explains that a wife normally gets half her husband’s Social Security benefit. If the wife has her own Social Security number and qualifies on her own earnings record, she may receive an amount equal to or higher than her husband’s minimum. In that case she would receive the higher amount instead of half.
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