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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1956
Page
8
Life magazine argues the old truth that government first takes money from taxpayers before providing services. It warns that administration costs are high and welfare states drift toward inflationary money policies. Every dollar buys less, creating sky-high taxes and depreciated money.
The Apollo News Record argues capitalists arise from ordinary workers as stock ownership rises. It cites 8,630,000 shareholders, a 33 percent four year jump, with two-thirds earning under 7500 dollars and 4200 as average. It insists broad ownership disproves leftist claims and credits people with making capitalism work.
Two physicians and the AMA council on foods and nutrition warn against indiscriminate use of low protein diets promoted publicly. They urge medical supervision, noting safety and effectiveness doubts and that patients may regain weight after stopping. The piece stresses protein’s role in mental and physical vigor and advises consulting a doctor before dieting.
Oil Progress Week October 14 20 will spotlight how 1 650 000 oil workers plan and prepare to present the case for private competition. The push emphasizes individual freedom and initiative fueling exploration refining manufacturing transportation and marketing across over 12 000 oil enterprises and nearly 200 000 service stations. Open house events will showcase refineries bulk plants and other oil facilities.
Felix Wittmer argues in The Saturday Evening Post that the American Revolution was a property‑based independence struggle with checks and balances, while the French Revolution led to terror and dictatorship. He warns against confusing the two and urges textbooks to teach American ideals over European notions, defending individual liberty and limited government.
Greensboro correspondent reports the WSCS of St Pauls Methodist Church will hold a study course at the church Monday evening October 15. The topic The Letters of St Paul attracts readers. Others noted include John Minner traveling to Chicago for school and Mrs Pearl Weaver a Memorial Hospital patient in Easton. Mrs Gertrude Longfellow celebrated an 83rd birthday with a surprise party attended by about 25 guests. Lt R H Taylor USN and family were visiting relatives after several years stationed at Norfolk with new executive officer duties.
A long list of residents and visitors spread across towns from Brooklyn to Philadelphia includes Navy crew aboard the USS Snyder homeporting in Brooklyn, Houston visitors with Miss Sesise Roe, and many local families hosting relatives and attending events. Highlights include Greensbor o PTA officers sworn in, a birth at Memorial Hospital Easton, and multiple weekend visits and overnight trips among families in Chestertown, Center ville, and Wilmington.
Sunday service featured World Wide Communion led by Pastor Rev. T J Turkington who is visiting his brother Rev Wm Turkington. WSCS to host ham and oyster supper Saturday. Local residents hosted and visited family friends across several days at Easton Cambridge Elkton and Centreville with social gatherings and coffee events noted.
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