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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1950
Page
2
A report on a group of 140 Chicago teachers touring oil industry facilities and hearing a company leader urge business to educate educators about real conditions. He argues oil is competitive, not monopolized, and stresses industry cooperation with schools to prepare students and dispel myths.
The article discusses whether the Korea crisis is being used to push permanent changes in the American economy and government. It cites editorial views from the Saturday Evening Post and notes President Truman’s stand-by powers, fears of a gradual shift to a socialized economy, and proposals for voluntary cooperation between government, industry, and labor to curb inflation and avoid coercive controls.
On October 31, Mrs. Margaret Williams celebrated her 85th birthday at her Marydel home with niece Mrs. Mary Hughes. Dinner guest was Mrs. Lydia Heather. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Jack LePore and family to Mrs. Josephine DAl lessio in Newark. New Jersey. Others visited Baltimore friends and relatives, including Mr. James T. Carter and Mr. Irwin Moore.
Mr Clifford Raughley and Mr Harry Raughley of Harrington Delaware along with Mr and Mrs John Godwin of Church Hill Maryland buried their infant daughter last Wednesday after a brief illness. Mrs Godwin is Helen Teat of Marydel prior to marriage.
A note of gratitude from Rev. C. A. Nordberg thanking friends who sent cards flowers and gifts during a stay at Eas ton Memorial Hospital May God bless each one The message appears in the Journal for subscribers today.
Maryland farmers increasingly use soil test results to guide conservation and fertilizer use under the Agricultural Conservation Program. Extension Service lab tests in College Park send results to farmers. county agents provide details. Secretary Brannan explains PMA defense coordination relies on farmer committees. First year of the International Wheat Agreement moved 432 million bushels at maximum prices, with 40 importing and 4 exporting countries, plus 68 million more in quota.
Secretary Brannan lauds the Wheat Agreement for sustaining wheat and flour exports at high levels and enabling exports to move through normal trade channels. He credits the first year’s operations for overcoming administrative difficulties and views the accord as a credit to international cooperation among Wheat Council members.
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