Let There Be Light Editorial on Alcoholism and Gun Safety
The June 27 1957 Sun editorial urges medical use of tranquilizers like meprobamate for acute alcoholism citing AMA findings and warns against overreliance on barbiturates. It also calls gun owners to promote safe handling, youth shooting education, and responsible leisure through the National Rifle Association junior program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Marvin Amm
Committee On
Alcoholismican Medical Association
Council On Health
AMA
Block
National Rifle Association of America
No More Lessons No More Books Summer Leisure Care
A June note warns 38 million youths face summer leisure challenges. With school out, many lack structured activities, risking traffic, swimming, and shooting accidents. Communities must provide safe programs, camps, and clubs to steer youths toward constructive use of free time.
Is Jesus Really In Your Church And Life
An editorial urges the Sunday message on living with Jesus to show in daily work and conduct. It asks readers if coworkers customers and even bosses can tell they've been with Jesus, or if they’ve merely come to church and hidden their faith. It recalls a child asking if Jesus is really in the church and in one’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Earnest Prayer for Courage Wisdom and Humility
A fragmentary line quotes a plea to renounce pride boasting and forwardness. It asks for true courage shown by gentleness wisdom by simplicity and power by modesty, urging a return to virtuous conduct through humility.
Food Advice for Travelers from Extension Specialists
Keeping the family well fed may be a big vacation problem. Include fruit vegetables eggs and milk. Frying should be avoided and limit sweets such as soft drinks candy and cookies. A well balanced diet helps prevent car sickness and constipation. Drink only pasteurized milk and avoid creamed foods like potato salad custard and cream pies. Dangers of food poisoning are greatest in these foods.
May 1957 Texas Highway Patrol traffic summary released
Captain Gay Smith, commanding officer of the Northeast Texas Highway Patrol District, released the rural traffic summary for May 1957. The report shows 214 accidents: 143 property damage, 63 personal injury, and 12 injuries with 10 deaths. Total property damage $122,827. Speed too fast for conditions cited as major cause. Tyler District patrolmen stopped 4,118 violators in May, with speeding a leading arrest cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Smith
Texas Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Smith
Tyler
Motors
Texas
Food workshop teaches unified kitchen skills for staff
White and Mrs Kuykendall led a workshop with representatives receiving instruction in all phases of food preparation. The session aimed to standardize methods and improve efficiency in cooking and service.
Forics Department Edna Wilkin and L Cation Agency
Edna Wilkin of the Forics Department appears connected with the L Cation Agency in an item noting organizational ties or a formal association. Details remain scarce but context implies official duties or collaboration. Further records would clarify roles and jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forics Department
Edna Wilkin
Lcation Agency
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Grand Saline
NEU, Harle Publisher
Mus
Hal Kennedy
Editorial
Beldeg
Grand Saline Area
SFA State College
D. W
Tyler District
Anderson
Bowie
Camp
Cass
Cherokee
Franklin
Groge
Harrison
Henderson
Mion
Panola
Red River
Rusk, Smith, Titus
Upshur
van Zandi
Wood
Mary Crawford Dale
Veterinary Clinic
Large Animal Service
Cat & Dog Hospital
M. J. Worth, Ovm
Canton
Legion Hut
North
T&p
Lotfe
Mickey Mouse Club Circus
Disneyland
Packers
Flynt’s
Mineola, Texas
C. C. Lindsey
Phan
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Ross Love Motor Company
Clark's Humble
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