Denton Journal Ad for Melvin and Johnson Partnership
Denton Journal published in Denton Maryland lists Melvin and Johnson Incorporated with Benjamin F Johnson as President and Treasurer and Mary Melvin as Vice President and Secretary. It notes office at 205 Market Street and a 82.00 annual subscription in advance.
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
National Ton Association
A Bargain Gasoline Shows Small Rise Since 1948
An analysis notes regular gas averages 30 cents a gallon today, up 17 percent from 1948, with taxes about 9 cents of that. Excluding taxes, the rise is 10 percent, despite oil, field equipment, and wages climbing 125, 90, and 61 percent respectively. Improvements in fuel quality are highlighted as well.
Workers as chattels under socialist state control
A discussion of Mexican railroad workers striking against government owned rails and the broader claim that government ownership limits labor freedom. The piece argues that when the state owns production it dictates wages and conditions, treating workers as chattel and opposing socialization of power facilities. It cites electrical workers unions opposing socialized power and notes private systems offer better pay and arbitration.
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Electrical Workers
Washington, D. C
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Rawlings in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs Raymond B Rawlings celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 6 marking their marriage in New York City on October 6 1908. Open house hosted by son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs John E Boulais drew about 150 guests. They reside in Greensboro where he runs Rawlings Funeral Home and have three daughters and five grandchildren plus a great granddaughter.
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Raymond B. Rawlings
New York City
Merrel E. Spence
Kenmore
N. Y
Merrel Spence
VPI
Blacksburg
Blair Jackson
Wilmington
Bradford Cooper
J. C. Thornton
Dale
Daryl
Frederica
Florence Thornton
Ethel Thornton
Wilson
Robert Hastings
William West
Harrington
Edward Fulmar
Chester
Ida Wheeler
Nelson Bishop
Charles Hl. Calhoun
Milford
Nelson Forney, Jr
Dover
Snow Hill
Grace Greenlee
Leo Kreigh
Carol Ann Kreigh
Denton
Calvin Butler
Ann
Barbara Cain
H. F. Butler
Cape Charles
Charlie Cole
Ridgely
Howard Cole
Marvin Seeney
Purnal Dean
Betty Ellen
Edgar Wyatt
Upper Darby
Wyatt- Magee
William H. Wyatt
Wyatt
John H. Beauchamp
Greensboro
Anna Baynard
Mabel Brown
Patsy Brown
Clark Woodward
Donald McClyment
Donald
Baltimore
John Jackson
Leolan Jackson
Eva Towersley
Boothwyn, Pa
Harry Grubb
Frederick Spence
Ellis Spence
Elmer Anthony
Centreville
Ronald R. Lane
Howard Callahan
Paul Callahan
Paul Schoenfelder
Mianna
Harry Roop
Richard Blackburn
J. C. Messner
Messner
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Floyd Sweeney
Sandra
Dianne
Wilmington Manor
William E. Palmatory
Weaver Jones
Margaret Sparks
Philadelphia
William McClintock
Calvin C. Covington
Richard Keenan
Kevin and
Karen
Princess Anne
Ridgely Notes promote teacher Stella Matthews in The Instructor
Miss Stella M. Matthews of Ridgely is featured in The Instructor October issue for a play Beggar's Night and her prior submissions to numerous magazines. Community updates list visitors, church events, and local gatherings with families and residents from Ridgely and nearby towns, including trips to Baltimore and Wilmington.
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Caroline Sun
Stella M. Matthews
Ridgely
Colgain
Benjamin McCulley
Rising Sun
Walter Resler
Huntington
Long Island
N. Y
Robert B. Phillips
Phillips
Herman Sander
Cordova
Clinton W. Guthrie
Maryland Crops Fall Survey In Progress
The Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service announces the annual fall acreage survey is in progress with about 11 000 acreage cards distributed to Maryland farmers. Led by C N Guellow at the University of Maryland, the cooperative effort with the Post Office Department aims to compile state crop totals for the January Maryland Crop Summary. Special tobacco and vegetable questionnaires will be mailed mid October, with responses kept confidential and contributors receiving the annual summary.
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Maryland-Delaware
Maryland
C. N. Guellow
University of Maryland
Post Office Department
Guellow
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