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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1956
Page
8
A persuasive piece urges protection against polio using the Salk vaccine backed by the March of Dimes. It argues Americans risk needless disability by avoiding vaccination, noting the vaccine reduces polio risk by about 80 percent and urges readers to consult a doctor for injections.
Dorothy Thompson warns that utopian schemes require coercive control and policing of citizens to impose a perfect order. The piece argues socialism betrays individual liberty, noting few principled reformers remain and dissenters face punishment. It closes with a London anecdote about enforced Rolls Royces in revolution.
Greensboro notes list attendees for a Saturday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Duke Robb and others. Sunday will feature a 52nd anniversary service at St Pauls Methodist Church with sermons by Rev Preston Spence Jr and Rev Ray Kirwan, plus a 7 30 p m musical concert led by Woodrow Ward.
A long list of weekend visits and homecomings across town. Notable guests include Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Stoops Jr, and Rev. Roy Rakes with children visiting Baltimore. Also mentions funerals, hospital nurses, and naval personnel.
Gerald T. Warwick Jr writes to urge support for a single Central Senior High School in Caroline County, arguing educators and the School Board are best qualified to decide, that one school is cheapest and strongest for children, and that trust in professionals is prudent for future leaders. The letter emphasizes expert guidance over public dissent.
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