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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1943
Page
6
The Davy Town Journal dated Saturday March 27 1943 issues Melvin and Johnson Crs publishers. Page 6 outlines local items and community notes compiled for readers in Davy Town and surrounding neighborhood.
A summary of bills from Caroline Delegation notes actions in the Maryland Senate and House. Topics include 60 day notice before actions against counties or municipalities, salary changes for treasurer clerks, banking deposit rules, repeals of certain acts, dispensary provisions, bridge tolls, and county audit laws. Several measures await governor signature or committee action, with many described as likely to reappear in the 1945 session.
Seventh Grade News reports strong engagement with Treasure Island as students avidly read ahead. Freshman softball continues alongside girls’ activities, while upcoming events include assembly, play practice, orchestra, and staff meetings as the week unfolds.
The junior class play notes stamps while Freshman and Sophomore softball leagues kick off at C. IT. S with tight standings. Freshmen leaders Thunderbirds hold 5-0-0 in W-L-T and Eagles, Red Wings, Hellcats trail, while Sophomores show P 38s leading with 7-2-0, followed by Skyrockets, Spitfires, and Helldivers. League President Mr. Usilton.
A new Symphonie Acousticon hearing aid, featuring an onboard accentuator to tailor sound, will be demonstrated at the Brick Hotel on March 31 during a free private session with hearing tests. W. A. Reid, noted local demonstrator, will oversee the event for the Acousticon group as part of the fourteenth anniversary celebration and government backed hearing loss study findings.
Accustomed to private free demonstrations Acousticon engineers reveal a new tiny accelerator built into a hearing aid transmitter. Three adjustable settings allow precise frequency response tailored to individual losses. Stanley Osserman explains human speech spans broad vibration ranges and needs graduated amplification for best results. The demonstration offers expert tests and discussion for attendees.
A fragment notes using the proper Acous ticon type to remedy a condition. The short passage suggests a treatment option linked to an advertised medical product without detailing symptoms or outcomes.
The Orphans Court met with Judges Hanay Dennis and Fooks approving letters of administration for several estates including William R. Schuyler and Elias Hinderer with bonds filed. Appraisers named. notices to creditors ordered. accounts and real estate appraisements filed. The last will of Oliver W. Barton was probated and Zadha Barton named executrix.
Dr. AL HL Riles, Director of Health, urges that rationing need not harm nutrition. The Nutritionist of the State Department of Health says science offers substitutes as good or better than scarce foods. Army diets showcase practical nutrition, with trained cooks and bakers for accurate cooking.
Rationing pressure is eased by using fresh produce. Include oranges, grapefruit, lemons, cabbage, carrots, and beets for vitamins. Use tops and leftovers in soups and sauces. Soy beans offer a meat substitute. Grow herbs like parsley, chives, and spring onions to add vitamins.
A tune filled comedy headlined by Ann Miller arrives at the Dentonia Theatre on March 29 and 30. The show blends swing and radio romance with a top line cast of radio and screen entertainers. Anna Lee, known for My Life With Caroline and How Green Was My Valley, stars in a separate role on April 1 and 2.
A dramatic wartime feature titled Commandos Strike at Dawn highlights Lester Cowan and Paul Munl as key contributors. The piece portrays bold commando action at dawn, weaving high tension with military precision and narrative intensity.
Keystone Automobile Club warns motorists that the March 31 deadline for tire inspections remains in effect for A book holders. The bulletin notes relaxed recapping rules do not end inspections and that no central reporting exists to tally inspections, making the task formidable for ration boards and motorists.
OPA punishment can reach tire owners with uninspected tires if they apply for supplemental gas rations or for permission to buy new tires. Regulations deny both unless a tire inspection record is produced, forcing compliance despite the wartime rationing hurdles.
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