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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1951
Page
4
Thirty years ago Woodrow Wilson warned that liberty lies in limiting government power. Since then power has centralized beyond his view, leaving millions in bondage and nations ruled by terror. The call remains to resist centralization to preserve freedom.
Homeowners embrace landscaping to replace eyesores with natural scenes. Landscape architect Mary Lamson, consultant to Libby Owens Ford Glass, outlines six basic plans to turn yards into private parks, screen unsightly views, boost privacy, and raise property values.
A Belgian prime minister visited the United States and toured a TVA power dam, while critics argue such showcases mislead foreign visitors about American industry. They contend private, non subsidized power firms serve 80 percent of users and outperform government run monopolies.
A snippet argues private enterprise can meet needs shown by abroad visits, urging public servants to remember what drives the nation and to illustrate this for visitors assessing the country’s foundations.
Radio Moscow announced the fourth five year plan finished early with a 70 percent capacity gain since 1940. Newsweek charts show the US leads Soviet steel coal oil and electricity by wide margins, though Kremlin use of resources for war complicates direct comparisons. US and Western Europe combined strengths, including A-bomb stockpiles, are cited as evidence of a durable edge over the USSR even amid alleged Soviet expansion. The piece notes critics warn the Kremlin may seek limited wars to strain US resources, while arguing American superiority remains decisive.
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