Alkaline foods aid digestion and teen driving study
The article notes that vegetables' alkaline content aids digestion. It cites a Milton Mayer piece about a Cleveland study showing 10.4 percent of boy drivers vs 1.4 percent of girls had accidents, with high school driving instruction cutting teenage accidents in half. It also mentions a cobalt needle cancer therapy device in Texas described as poor man's radium with support from Damon Runyon funds.
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Milton Mayer
Better Homes and Gardens
Cleveland Board of Education, Police Department
Automobile Club
Ohio Motor Vehicle Department
University of Texas
Kathleen Lamb Whalen
Damon Runyon
Land Transfers in Denton and Ridgely Areas in 1951
A series of land transfers dated September to October 1951 across Denton Ridgely Greensbo ro and Federalsburg districts. Transfers include T Floyd Jackson to P Arthur Rigby and Emmett Hignutt to Earle M. Crouse, with several others between spouses and counties. Notable parcels lie in the Sixth and Fifth Election Districts and Greensboro town.
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T. Floyd Jackson
P. Arthur Rigby
Denton
Emmett Hignutt
Earle M. Crouse
William E. Alexander McWilliams
Howard L. Wright
H. Ferdinand Nagel
James Hearlow
Rachel Collison
Ridgely
John W. Hallowell
E. Ralph O’neal
Federalsburg
Carlton W. Smith
Henry D. Marvel
Solomon N. Harris
Ella Moaney
Solo
Mon N. Harris
Greensboro
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Several States
A list of marriage license applications includes John Robert Passwaters from Bridgeville Delaware and Phyllis Neal Cole of Federalsburg Maryland. Also appears are Arlington Lofland Slaughter and Helen Saunders Marvel of Ridgely Maryland, plus Elmer McKinley Brown and Willie Mae Giles of Bridgeville Maryland. The notices include Duncan Gray Butler of Goldsboro Maryland with Gladys Joyce Plugge of Easton Maryland and Denny Marshall with Ethel Newnam of St Michaels Maryland. Other couples include Edward Howard Booze of Seaford Delaware with Virginia Lea Murphy and Leon Arbeene of Somerville Massachusetts with Wilsie Davidson of Ridgely Maryland and Beulah May Ricketts of Federalsburg Maryland.
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John _ Robert Passwaters
Bridgeville
Del
Phyllis Neal Cole
Federalsburg
Arlington Lofland Slaughter
Ridgely
Helen Saunders Marvel
Elmer NcKinley Brown
Willie Mae Giles
Duncan Gray Butler
Goldsboro
Gladys Joyce Plugge
Easton
Denny Marshall
Royal Oak
Ethel Newnam
St. Michaels
Edward Howard Booze
Seaford
Virginia Lea Murphy
Leon Arbeene
Somerville
Mass
Wilsie Davidson
John E. Moore
Beulah May Ricketts
Army Man Completes Basic Training With Armor Division
S Pvt. Henry Irwin, 22, husband of Mrs. Faye Irwin of Denton, finished the Army Branch Immaterial Basic Training with the 3rd Armored Division at Fort Inox. During eight weeks he studied indoctrination and general military subjects and practiced combat skills with M 1 rifle carbine .45 pistols and grenades. Irwin entered service July 27, 1951.
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3Rd Armored
Fort Inox
Oct. S
Henry Irwin
Faye Irwin
Denton
Army
3Rd Armored Division
Pvt
Irwin
How To Spot A Red Spy examined by former editor
A former Communist editor debunks myths about red agents in America. He argues espionage can appear ordinary and unremarkable, debunking claims that spies carry foreign accents or rough looks. The piece appears in The American Weekly dated October 21.
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America
American Weekly
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Baltimore Sunday American
Card of Thanks From Mrs Daisy Carpenter After Bereavement
Mrs Daisy Carpenter expresses sincere appreciation for thoughtful kindness and sympathy shown during the bereavement of her beloved husband.
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Mrs
Daisy Carpenter
Hickman People Gather for Visits and Events
Hickman residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns in late October. Notable gatherings included Mrs. Good and family with Mrs. Horn in Essington Pennsylvania, and Mr. Alva Horn with his son visiting the Breeding home. Community groups held a Stanley Party and the Ladies of Hickman scheduled a fall supper for October 24. A funeral occurred as Mrs. Marie Hamilton died suddenly October 10, with services at Hickman M E Church and burial in Hollywood Cemetery Harrington.
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Herman Flignutt
Hickman
Bill Tull
William Tull
Bridgeville
Leroy Tull
Laird Kratz
Mollie Williamson
W.S.C.S
Floyd Messick
Fred Torbert
Lawrence Breeding
Eddie Wood
Federalsburg
Herman Hignutt, Jr
Wilmington
Marie Hamilton
William Hamilton
Milacent Garey
Chester
Edward Anthony
Denton
Goldey Smith
Harrington
Rosa Brown
Sallie Torbert
Town
Fickman M. E. Church
Roy Philips
Hollywood Cemetery
Hamilton
M. E. Church
Woman’s Club
Denton Fire Co. praised for fast work at Pharmacy blaze
The Denton Volunteer Fire Co. and other helpers are thanked for their quick response and cooperative effort in extinguishing a fire Monday at the Denton Pharmacy. Dr. Frank E. Fogg, owner, invites readers to subscribe to The Journal.
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Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Denton Pharmacy
Cleaner Air Week Highlights Smokeless Fuel Burn
Cleaner Air Week runs October 21 to 27 emphasizing smokeless burning with proper firing and equipment to reduce emissions across fuels. The program promotes awareness of cleaner practices and technology in homes and industry.
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