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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1948
Page
12
A comparison argues Soviet price controls enable government dominance with low consumer prices but high markups in stores, while capitalist markets rely on supply and demand with private stores, limited profits, and strong competition. The piece asserts Americans enjoy high living standards and broad freedoms as a result.
A close look at high school and university economics texts shows critics claim many works bias students toward socialism and communism, undermining private enterprise. Proponents warn against censorship and urge objective, balanced teaching that preserves American traditions and free inquiry.
A list of crossword clues across and down including hints like Abstains from food Combination At right angle to ship keel Tuft on wing Beast of burden So Am Cloth Permit Stripped of husks Ring in harmony Fish Half an em Openings Complies Couples Tablet Tantalum symbol 33 Mental faculties 34 Bay window 36 Forestall 39 Enemy scout 42 Weird 43 Potato colloq 45 Canonized person 46 Climbing vine 47 Woody perennials Borders Down 1 Drop 2 Dexterous 3 Chair 4 Hat 5 Break 6 Slander 1 Girl name 8 Bed on shipboard 9 Toward the lee 10 Disembark 17 Hasten 18 Weep 15 Small explosion 20 Sleeveless garment 21 Color 23 Supernatural Am Ind 24 Soap flax 25 Donkey 27 Roads 29 Night bird 32 16th Hebrew letter 34 Sheeplike 35 Endeavor Scot 36 Obnoxious insect 37 Hind 38 Great Lakes 39 Male deer 40 Tree 41 Affirmative votes 44 Help
Local and national Favorite Story contest grows with Ronald Colman as chairman. Entries from the Del Mar Va Peninsula are sent to Hollywood for judging. locals compete for trips to Hollywood or 1000 cash, with WCMD radio airing Sundays at 4 30 pm.
A westbound car at an unguarded Greenwood crossing was struck by a train. The car was demolished and found 258 feet from impact with three bodies located at 213, 45 and 279 feet from the crossing. The train halted for half an hour as investigators noted a single watchman on duty until 10 p.m. at the crossing.
The bodies were taken to the Francis Hardesty Funeral Home at Bridgeville. Sussex County Coroner William S. Conaway of Greenwood assists state police in the investigation. Dr. C Graylock Noble, Greenwood, pronounced three dead at the scene saying they were mangled and killed instantly. Deputy Coroner Charles F. Jones said an inquest would follow after a conference with Coroner Conaway. The train was moving about 70 miles per hour. no fog. Thelma O Day, Louise Joseph, and Irma Hammond are named as daughters of local residents.
The Little Homemakers 4-H Club met at Patsy Townsend’s home on October 14 with 13 members and 3 guests. They discussed a stunt for the banquet and planned a Halloween Party in Ann Trice’s basement for October 28, plus a prior planning meeting at Mrs. Rogers’ on October 21.
Barbara has had her tonsils removed and is home and doing well. The next meeting is on November 4 at Patsy Towers, followed by a banquet on November 12 reported by Mary Ann Settle.
In loving memory of Cpl J David Singer who gave his life for his country on November 7 1944. The family recalls the sorrow and aching heart since his death and prays Jesus will keep him until they meet again. Mother and Dad, Sisters and Brother.
In loving memory of Donald Mac Donald husband and father who passed away two years ago Novem ber 9 1946 Two years have passed dear father Since God took you away And in these years of sorrow We've missed you more each day We've missed your loving presence Your bright and sunny smile We've missed your voice your touch your love That made our lives worthwhile But there's consolation And we all know it's true That in God's house of mansions A place was made for you So as we tread our paths of life Our hearts are filled with pride We feel your loving guiding hand Forever at our side Wife and Children.
A daughter Louise Adams mourns the loss of Longwood D who died November 10, 1947. The poem laments the beloved father whose face and voice are now gone and recalls shared moments, with memory as the sole solace.
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