Paddle Our Own Canoe In World Trade Debate
The author argues the United States should reduce foreign loans and promote self reliance. He warns of Soviet leverage amid depressions and urges Congress to stop funding radio broadcasts to Russia, praising Byrnes Marshall Vandenberg Connally and other loyal Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harriman
Washington
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Congress
State Department
Byrnes
Marshall, Vandenberg
Connally
Out Where the Job Begins Editors Urged to Lead
A Fort Worth audience of grass roots editors heard Paul Garrett of General Motors praise independent newspapers and stress the need for a free press. He urged editors to defend enterprise, serve local communities, and keep America’s hope alive by shining truth and fostering competitive industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Fort Worth
Texas
America
Paul Garrett
General Motors
Mr. Garrett
Labor's position on union abuses and required reforms
The piece argues labor leaders oppose new laws or Wagner Act changes, while public opinion demands reform. It condemns obstructionist tactics and warns that extreme legislation could follow, urging curbs on the closed shop and unions abusing power to enslave workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
House
Senate
Congress
Unless We Work by Bernard Baruch Urges National Effort
Baruch warns that without work the nation cannot sustain its power or preserve civilization. He cites production, no strikes, and no layoffs as essential to avoiding inflation and loss of freedoms. The elder statesman stresses a choice between heightened effort and dangerous economic and political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
America
Responsibility for Inflation in Retail Stability Effort
Retail businesses have voluntarily helped curb inflation by stabilizing retail profits and cutting operating costs. Yet price control cannot stem from retailers alone as inflation stems from government debt and spending. Labor demands add further risk to economic stability, requiring a conservative fiscal program from Congress and the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Inflation Threat to Profits and Growth
The passage argues that unbridled inflation harms workers and businesses alike. It asserts that more dollars in pay do not help if purchasing power falls and that profits must be kept moderate and efficiency maximized. It concludes that inflation must be fought collectively, not by business alone.
Retail Evolution Mirrors Free Market Progress in Stores
The article notes long term evolution in retail driven by competition. It highlights cracker-barrel stores of old versus modern chains, improvements in convenience sanitation and stock variety, and the rise of self help, broader services, and aggressive advertising. Competition shapes prices, service and courtesy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Why They Behave Like Russians reviewed in depth
The review surveys James Burnham Edgar Snow and John Fischer on Soviet aims and behavior. It highlights Fischers premise that Russians seek war but face internal constraints, with propaganda and insularity shaping public perception. The piece notes Fischer argues for a long arduous peace process while demanding a firm American stance on defending vital areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Russia
James Burnham
U. S
Edgar Snow
Stalin
John Fischer
Fischer
Paul Winterton
Mr. Fischer
Ukraine
Kremlin
England
Chestertown Noses Out Dentonians 9 To 8
Chestertown led early as Dentonians could not catch up in a 9 to 8 game. Cy Gieger started for Chestertown opposite Lefty Newnam. Gieger exited in the 5th after three straight hits. Johnny Andrews shined in his debut, allowing 4 hits and 2 runs with 5 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Bob Lord
Spencer
Selby
Denton Bats
Kent County Club
Fielding heroes spark tense game by visitors
The contest featured stellar fielding with Joe Scurto making a standout play and King in right field making two crucial catches. Each of Kings plays prevented scoring chances that could have swung the result, helping the visitors avert defeat by tight defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Scurto
King
Chestertown and Denton Play Tight Baseball Showdown
Chestertown 1020402009101 Denton 0010025008 92 Errors Jones Nuttle 2 Runs batted in Benjamin Robinson Lord Mungan Cole Willis Nuttle Andrews Harrison Three base hits Cole Benjamin Robinson Lord Mungan Stolen bases Jones Scurto Lane Sacrifices Lane Left on bases Chestertown 6 Denton 9 Bases on balls Newnam 38 Spen cer 2 Selby 1 Gieger 2 Andrews 2 Strike-outs Newnam 8 Selby 1 Andrews 6 Hits off Newnam 8 for 5 runs in 6 innings Spencer 1 for 3 runs in 1 inning Selby 0 for 0 runs in 2 3 innings Gieger 6 for 7 runs in 4 innings Andrews 4 for 2 runs in 5 innings Wild pitcher Andrews Passed balls Andrews Winning pitcher Newnam Losing pitcher Gieger Umpires George Baynard Scorer Doc Baker Time 2 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Nuttle
Benjamin
Robinson
Lord
Mungan
Cole
Willis
Andrews
Harrison
Scurto
Lane
Chestertown
Denton
Newnam
Spencer
Selby
Gieger
Selby Slaughter
George Baynard
Doc Baker
Homemakers Corner Meeting Notes at Greensboro Club
The Greensboro Homemakers Club met May 13 in the W 8S C 8 Hall. After songs by Stephen Foster and a Henry Van Dyke poem read by Elise Roe, they discussed improving the Style Show and outreach. Plans for a November bazaar were outlined by Mrs. Wm Elkins, with decisions to support 4-H campers and two delegates’ travel expenses, plus college park blanks distributed by Spafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wm. Elkins
Marydel Club Invites Flower Show May 27
The Marydel club invites members to a flower show on May 27 at the W S C S Hall meeting at 1 15 p m. A report on National Horse Demonstration Week was given. Rev Charles Davis preached on Today s Home Builds Tomorrow s World on May 4. Mrs A B Linhard displayed a picture and mats while Mrs Kerr highlighted Stephen Foster worth noting he never lived in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel Club
W. S. C. S. Hall
Club
Charles Davis
A. B. Linhard
Kerr
Social Security Rep in Denton Monday May 26
Announcement says a Salisbury Field Office representative of the Social Security Administration will be in Denton on May 26 for interviews. The event is at the Post Office at 11 a.m. with public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Social Security Administration
Denton
Fire Company To Attend Church Service
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company will attend Grace Methodist Church on Sunday morning with company officials urging 100 percent attendance. They will be dressed in their new blue uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Grace Methodist Church
Card of Thanks from the Lockerman Family
Mr and Mrs W T Lockerman and family express gratitude to all who sent cards and gifts for their hospitalized son and to those who offered kindness at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lockerman
Gratitude for Kindness After Loss of William F. Towers
The Towers family expresses thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of husband and father William F. Towers. They appreciate friendship shown, and especially floral tributes from those connected with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Towers
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Caroline
Dentonians
R. H
zOrme Andrews
Innings
Rhe Chest
Ieger
Homemakers
Mrs. Towers and
Joe Marsh
Doc Walters
Doc
Constitutional
United States Brewers Foundation
The
Denton National Bank
Mather Federal Reserve System
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