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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
10
Denton Journal lists its postal registration and pricing for subscriptions. It notes second class mail status for Denton Maryland, markets itself as a family newspaper devoted to local and general intelligence, agriculture and advertising, and states subscription rates of $1.00 in Caroline County and $1.50 out of county.
The piece argues that modern government bears greater tax losses from industrial strikes than factory owners because taxes claim a large portion of profits. It contends that curbing strike losses would ease overall tax burdens benefiting government, workers, and consumers who supply income to the state.
A public call links recent strikes across major industries to government policy and interdependence between local and national enterprise. It argues coal’s central role in electricity and rail power, warning that a WV coal mine operator’s troubles affect everyone and urging local accountability.
A regional OPA official circulated a memorandum titled Techniques of Interviewing to guide investigators. It described methods to persuade suspects by flattering, agreeing, and showing sympathy, even discussing hobbies and family to extract information.
During the war Ben Ryder spoke of trips he would take once gasoline rationing ended. He used to pore over roadmaps checking mileages and charting routes.
A Washington controversy centers on a government memo advocating ruthless psychological pressure techniques and comparing them to Nazi methods. Critics condemn the approach as a dangerous bypass of regular courts, with the OPA accused of police power beyond justice and inflation control as a risk to American liberties.
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