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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
10
An article notes strong backing among big city legislators to return to August September primaries amid opposition from Republicans and some Democrats. It argues changes should consider public needs over self interest and criticizes shifting campaign expense reporting from candidates to the press.
The Rusk State Hospital rehabilitation department provides diversion and creative activities for patients even before new facilities. Occupational therapy participants held a Christmas dinner funded by patient earned money from Tyler fair entries and a Halloween parade float prize.
A guest opinion surveys how persistence among special lobbies shapes lawmaking in Congress. It argues that programs meant to regulate trade are influenced by persistent pressure from interest groups operating in legislative hallways and offices.
A Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council report warns that farm accident fatalities persist despite a shrinking farm population. Non fatal injuries affect about a third of farmers yearly with 19 percent missing work and 3 percent permanently disabled.
Dr. James Kreimeyer, clinical director at Rusk State Hospital, works across the campus in multiple roles and teaches psychiatric nurse technician classes. A Missouri native born 1907, he trained at Rice, Texas, and Columbia, and has guided admissions and insulin treatment wards while expanding mental health care alongside ministers and open-house outreach.
The Texas Credit League issues a 10 commandments style guide for Christmas borrowing led by James Barry. It warns borrowers to read all fine print, verify figures, and know to whom money is owed, advising loans from trusted local lenders to avoid being overextended.
The county adapted to wartime demands after Pearl Harbor. Civil defense meetings, red cross mobilization, and community efforts rose as Christmas lights gave way to blackouts. Lt. William A. Cocke’s glider record made him an early casualty notice while local offices prepared for security measures and limited lobby hours.
A note expresses gratitude to Mr Whitehead and his staff for support of county 4H Clubs. It specifically commends the editorial on 4 H accomplishments published in The Cherokeean on November 22, and is signed by Edward Fulton and Virginia C Kester, assistant county agents.
The Cherokeean is Texas oldest weekly newspaper published by E. H. Whitehead Enterprises. E. H. Whitehead serves as editor and publisher with Glenn Brown as editor. Mrs. E. H. Whitehead handles office and business management. Subscription rates listed: 3.06 yearly, 1.78 six months in county, 4.08 yearly, 2.30 six months out of county. Price includes sales tax. Entered as second class matter at Rusk post office under March 3 1879 act.
A reflection on helping others through faith in God in him and appreciating the divine qualities in people. Encourages speaking to one another in singing and recognizing the worth of others.
A collection of aphorisms and thoughts from various writers and speakers. Quotes address budgets subdivisions taxes mental math and life priorities with concise witty observations. The items showcase social commentary and humor from multiple voices without a single coherent narrative.
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