Prominent Builder Joins New Low-Cost Housing Program
One of Washingtons prominent builders, Ralph D. Rocks, joins the national low-cost housing program of the Institute for Essential Housing IEH. The program offers four stages of completion with 100 percent financing and no down payment if land is owned. Model homes are shown in Washington DC, Chester Maryland, and Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Dad
Mom
Mommy
Tucker
Bib
Washington
Ralph D. Rocks
The
Institute For Essential Housing
Stephen W. Hamlyn
Institute
Building Research Association
IEH
Richmond
Virginia
Chester
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Rocks
Iet
Terior
Mr. Rocks
Branch Avenue
S.E
Washington, D.C
Bay Bridge
West Broad Street
Reynolds Metal
Rocks Homes Corporation
Dedication Of New Church At Greenwood On Sunday
The dedication of the new Pilgrim Holiness Church on Addix Ave Greenwood Delaware will be held Sunday September 3. The opening service runs 10 to 1130 in the morning followed by a joint Sunday School session.
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Greenwood
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Addix Ave
Del
Domestic Violence Against Society Calls for Action
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns that serious crime hit a new high last year with a 98 percent rise since 1950 while the population grew 18 percent. In 1960 murders occurred every 58 minutes, forcible rape every 34, and aggravated assault every 4. Juvenile arrests doubled since 1950 despite a smaller youth population. It urges stronger domestic crime protection alongside national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
A Legislative Accident Over Double Taxation on Dividends
The piece explains how corporate profits taxed at 52 percent and dividends taxed to individuals create double taxation. It traces the 1936 undistributed profits tax and its repeal, leaving dividends taxable at personal rates. It argues for preserving the $50 dividend exemption plus a 4 percent tax credit and opposing repeal.
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Congress
Greensboro social notes and local visits a busy week
Greensboro area residents and visitors fill a long list of calls and gatherings. Many households host relatives from Vestal Snow Hill and Wilmington while travelers attend funerals in Matawan Burlington and Chicago. Local birthdays, hospital stays, and social events highlight a bustling community week with shopping, dining, and church activities.
Local families visit relatives and travel plans noted
Hickman in Wilmington hosts visits while several families plan trips. Drummonds and Messicks head to Canada and Niagara Falls for several days, with other relatives visiting Hollidaysburg, Hollidaysburg, and Brooklyn. A Hillsley reunion draws extended family, including Floyd Brandt and Sharon from Project City after thirty years apart.
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Claude Drummond
Franky
Richard
Allen Drummond
Hagerstown
Hollidaysburg
Paul Messick
Lawrence Breeding
Donnie
Canada
Niagara Falls
Hazel Taylor
Denton
Hester Brown
New York City
Isaac Noble
Lawrence Drummond
Susan
David
Ruth Drummond
Hillsley
Floyd Brandt
Sharon
Project City
California
Walter Harrington
Lina Harrington
Houston
Herman Hignatt
Clarence Breeding
William Tull
Near
Greenwood
Donnie Friedel
Everett Outten
Frank Breeding
August Breeding
Louis Breeding
Dottie
Lois
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ralph Breeding
Henderson Notes From Social Visits And Funeral Services
Mr and Mrs Fred Evans spent last Tuesday and Wednesday with the Hatre family at Twin Lakes Poconos. The Richard family attended the funeral for Ruth Richard Shufflebotham in Matawan New Jersey. Anna Houseal visited in Denton with Herman Knussman and Howard Burchard from Ingleside. Julia Gerth visits James McCann and daughter Michelle in Williston. Philip Richard and children visited Myrtle Welch and family in Aspers Pennsylvania. Richard Roden Billy Walls Virginia White and others also noted in a series of social calls.
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Claude Griffiths
Vestal
N.Y
Anna Sipple
Grace Simmons
Edith Greenlee
Snow Hill
Cahall
Jacob Bishop
Ruth Shufflebotham
Matawan
N. J
Robert Cassell
Barbara
Robert
Dennis
Jay Hollingsworth
Shirmanstown
Peggy Henry
Denton
Wilbur Carroll
Janet
Edith Lerch
Harrisburg
E. O. Hodgson
Courtland Melvin
Felton
Rufus Plummer
John Plummer
Millville
Louis Hunter
Bridgeboro
Baltimore
Oscar Harris
Spedden Pinder
Herbert Dowell
Wayne Conner
Seaford
Helen Conner
James H. Swann
Sharon
New Castle
Del
Donald T. Swann
del Rio
Tex
Georgia Swann
Oscar Swann
Centreville
Mary Graham Darby
Uniontown
Louise Swann
Elizabeth Jones
Wilmington
Ellis Murphy
Whital Laramore
Carvil Dill
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Luther Bennett, Jr
Ocean City
Marcellyn Bennett
George B. Hughes
Goldsboro
Robert Rudnick
Rudnick
New York City
Linwood Bennett
Green Ridge
Luther Bennett
Harry E. Cartee
Cold Springs
N. Y
Summit
Philadelphia
Vernon Blades
Sandy
Elizabeth Smith
Howard Morton and Sons
Sam Johnson
Milford
Jackie Blades
Maphives
Fred Evans
Thomas Hatre
Twin Lakes
Poconos
John J. Richard
Philip Richard
James Richard
Ruth Richard Shufflebotham
Anna Houseal
Herman Knussman
Howard Burchard
Money as fly paper: the money flow in modern economy
The remark notes how currency movement seems to cling and spread, likening money to fly paper. It highlights a perception of rapid spending, loose credit, and everyday transactions shaping economic behavior with a sharp, witty tone.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Caroline County
Ati
Qmas Og. Palellate
DY FE. R. Shoemaker
Camden, del
Coulnts Landing
Chester River
Achilles Allessi
Edward Bower
New York State
Rehoboth Beach
Mildred Gooden
T. H. Gough
Pearl Jones
Leslie Meredith
Veterans’ Hospital
Elsmere
J. Norman Stubbs
Greensboro
Merrel Spence
Keith
Elmer Edwards
Donald
Alma Edwards
William Figgs
Richard Bryson
Bill
Kenny
Carol Hall
Evelyn Fleetwood
J. William Gordy
Billy and
Cheryl
Delmar
Harold Edwards
Laura Shively
John Gallaway
Orleans
Walter Best
Huntington
L. I
Ruth McKenna
Baldwin, L. I
Zedee Draper
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Sadie Berry
Harrington
R. B. Phillips
Ridgely
Howard Shockley
Paul Shoemaker
Wayne Frazier
Charles Kespert
Frances Frommherz
Chicago
Kespert
F. P. Roe
William P. King
Clinton Hanson
Don Kelner
Spurman Draper
Larl Witback
Burlington
Virginia Truitt
Bridgeville
Stanley A. Shirey
S. Main St
Langmaid
Journal
Hickman
Susie Noble
Mrs
Harry Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
Henderson
Catherine Melvin
Rush
Denton National Bank
Sumer Credit Department
Consumer Credit Department
Denton National Line
Denton, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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