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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1958
Page
8
The Early American magazine chronicles Seagulls of St. Augustine Florida starving amid plenty after shrimp fleet moved away. Birds dependent on waste now struggle, some follow fleet or venture to sea, many stay and die from lack of effort. Welfare state critique parallels human self reliance erosion.
The document argues for a major shift to privatize government power projects by making them self supporting and taxable, then selling them to private firms to reduce debt. It envisions billions in gains, a move toward private enterprise, and tighter federal spending to prevent inflation and excess government power.
The piece explains why the Senate approved a bill to build two large ocean liners with government paying about half the cost. It argues U S flag merchant marine requires government subsidies to compete with overseas costs and to ensure ships can be converted for war if needed. It notes contracts require American yards crews and high standards, ensuring taxpayers get value.
Mrs Willie Harris and son Edward Dean visit near Rock Hall. Pfc Donald Jones from Fairfax, Va spends weekend with McClements family. William Stoops Sr and Billy visit Centreville. Lt Cmdr Robert H Taylor in England for three years. Miss Clara Seward visits Wilmington. Mrs Spicher attends State Teachers Conventions. William Gardner and son Tommy tour Western Maryland and nearby states. Edward Hobbs welcomed third son at Kent General Hospital Dover. Quinton Wyatt and children visit Radnor Green. Harris visits Clayton, Del. George Luff of Magnola visits Mrs Welch. Mrs Wright of Smyrna visits in Pinder home. Sue attends Skipton visit. Mrs Waters and daughter from Baltimore guest of Spence family. Leah Cochran also a guest.
Last week features many visits and gatherings in Chestertown and Burrsville. Notables include Mrs Anne Roberts hosting. Niagara Convention hostesses at Tidewater Inn Easton. families visiting in Ridley Farms Philadelphia and Lansdale Pa. Marriages births and hospital notes appear alongside church events at Wesley Church Burrsville with baptisms.
In a three part series the Duchess of Windsor shares treasured menus and recipes with memories attached. Readers are invited to recreate dishes served to royalty and international society. The feature begins in the November 2 issue of the American Weekly magazine in color gravure with the Baltimore Sunday American.
Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday November 3 starting at 10 a m to assist the public with Social Security matters.
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