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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1955
Page
4
The piece notes a dramatic change in public sentiment toward public electric power. It cites 1933 elections with 70.3 percent approval and 1952 elections showing only 1.9 percent in favor, suggesting voters favor private power due to tax burdens and costs. It references Craigmont Idaho and mentions taxes and property costs as factors.
An official of the Association of American Railroads argues for more freedom in railroad regulation to better compete with other transport. He notes that even with equality of regulation, subsidies, tax burdens, and promotional benefits for competitors create ongoing handicaps. The goal is to restore managerial freedom across for hire, exempt, and private transport for stronger railroads and better public service.
An essay urges Denton to boost town appeal through upkeep and beauty. Living streets, good parks, tidy homes, and well kept businesses create a thriving image. Maintenance beats sheer spending, and careful care can transform a community into a hopeful, advancing place.
Greensboro area notes report visits from Mrs Ethel Thornton and others at the Grand Chapter sessions in Baltimore, trips to New York and Washington, and family milestones. Twin births at Dover Kent General Hospital. The death of Laura Warrington in Oregon is noted along with a Greensboro High School play success and upcoming Baptist Children’s Day. Community circles of WSCS meet in early May and local gatherings are listed.
Local society items list church circles meeting updates with Circle No. 4 led by Mrs. Jesse Smith and Circle No. 5 led by Mrs. Katherine Morris. A string of visits, hospital news, relocations, and weekend activities for residents including Dorman, Stoops, Spicher, and Kinnamon families, plus guests and travel to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York.
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