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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1961

Page

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Civil Defense Mindedness Urged In Caroline County

Civil Defense Director John S Legates argues the public overestimates Civil Defense and urges revival of fallen plans. He warns the Berlin crisis and nuclear tests have put the Shore near a nuclear front line and urges building family fallout shelters with free plans available at the Civil Defense office in the County Roads Building Denton.

Caroline County Civil Defense John S. Legates Berlin MATS Dover Legates Civil Defense Office County Roads Denton Mid-West

Bunche highlights disarmament and colonialism at Maryland talk

Dr. Ralph Bunche told University of Maryland listeners that disarmament is the UN’s key to world peace and praised the UN as the strongest factor in avoiding nuclear war. He linked Africa’s issues and colonial roots to current UN concerns and noted Tunisia’s conflict as involving foreign troops with broader implications.

United Nations Ralph Bunche University of Maryland Bunche Africa Tunisia France Dallas W. Smythe University of Illinois S. Fred Singer

Oldest 1892 Benz Car On Display At Luray Caravan

In Luray Virginia a rare 1892 Benz described as the oldest car in America still in use features a one cylinder five horsepower engine hand starter belt transmission and solid tires. The relic with top kerosene lights and wooden fenders is part of the Car and Carriage Caravan exhibit at Luray Caverns showcasing more than 75 authentically restored vehicles.

Luray America Luray Caverns Luray, Virginia

Asher III Enlists in Pensacola Aviation Indoctrination

Midshipman third class John W. Asher III, son of Denton residents, trains with 300 Naval Academy midshipmen at Pensacola Naval Air Station. The program covers aviation indoctrination with 200 flight and 50 ground instructors, aided by ten corporations and two government agencies. Paul S. McCreary, airman USN, returns to Mayport aboard USS Franklin D. Roosevelt after a 13th Sixth Fleet cruise visiting Tripoli Athens Genoa Naples Cannes and more.

Pensacola Fla John W. Asher III John W. Asher Denton Naval Academy Annapolis Naval Air Station Naval Air Basic Training Command Naval Aviation Medical Center Mayport Franklin D. Roosevelt Paul S. McCreary USN David R. McCreary Greensboro Sixth Fleet Tripoli Athens Genoa Naples Palermo Livorno Cannes Mediterranean

Bond Front Growth Report In Caroline County Maryland

Royden A. Blunt announced strong U S Savings Bonds sales nationwide for January June totaling 2394 million a three year record and 5 percent ahead of last year Maryland sales reached 32493333 for six months about half the state goal with Caroline County at 182815 or 48 percent of its 1961 target County leaders led by W E Unger and county chairmen statewide praised volunteers noting the program continues strong after two decades supporting a sound dollar economy through bond purchases and redemptions

Royden A. Blunt State Savings Bonds Maryland Blunt Caroline County Baltimore City Talbot County Queen Anne’s County Dorchester Howard Charles Prince George’s Frederick Carroll Montgomery Kent Harford St. Mary's Allegany U. S America W. E. Unger

Stacey Wins Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway

Nelson Stacey of Hamilton Ohio started third and won the 12th Southern 500 late model stock car race at Darlington Raceway South Carolina on Labor Day. Two late cautions closed a one lap gap to Marvin Panch Daytona Beach Florida who led relief for Glenn Fireball Roberts. With seven laps left Stacey passed Panch in the Ford gaining the victory by about 30 seconds. prize value at least 20 225 of the 96 000 purse.

Nelson Stacey Hamilton Ohio Darlington Raceway Darlington S. C Stacey Marvin Panch Daytona Beach Fla Panch Glenn Fireball) Roberts Ford

Our Precious Cargo Our Future County Leaders Ride The Buses

Caroline County rolls 51 school buses daily in 1960 61 serving 3000 children over 100000 miles. Safety rules include full bus control by the driver and 10 to 50 feet stop distance. Supervisor Geo H Caple praises drivers, noting no bus accidents that year and calling for continued community cooperation.

Caroline County Geo. H. Caple North Caroline High School Caple

A Precious Reminder Of His Precious Love

A devotional passage emphasizes clinging to Jesus daily in life and death. It extols His constant presence, comfort, and guidance, urging devotion, humility, and living in His shadow until eternal life. The text uses vivid metaphors to describe divine love as sustaining through trials and joys.

Tie Christ Jesus Christ Jesus Indeavor

Farm Belles Win The Ridgely Talent Show

Three Greensboro girls calling themselves the Farm Belles won top honors at Ridgely Souther States Farm Talent Contest during the Southern States meeting. Winners advance to regional eliminations with Ted Mack showing, possibly earning trips to Richmond and New York with cash prizes. runners up were Lynne Ewing and Bonnie Sparks.

Greensboro Farm Belles Ridgely Supply Jean Griffith June Weaver Rose Marie Dobraski Joan Bishop Betty Ellen Dean Lynne Ewing Easton Bonnie Sparks Ridgely John W. Eveland Dawson Carroll C. Frank Boyle Queen Anne John H. Dodd, Sr Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee Southern States Annual Stockholders Meeting Richmond Ted Mack New York

Denton sewer project begins with $17,500 contract

Work started this week on a $17,500 Denton sewer project. George & Lynch of Wilmington won the bid two weeks ago and began laying about 700 feet of sewer lines on Franklin and Gay Streets. The phase supports two new one way streets planned by the State Roads Commission. The current work focuses on line installation and home service facilities on First Street with manholes to be added, with bids for the street construction expected August 29 and work likely to start in October.

Denton George & Lynch Wilmington Franklin Gay Streets State Roads Commission First Street

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