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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
10
Office and business manager Mrs E H Whitehead warns against erroneous reflections and promises corrections. Subscription rates listed: six months in county 1.10 dollars. one year in county 2.00. one year out of county 3.00. six months out of county 1.65. Classifieds and cards of thanks priced at 2 cents per word.
Pirtle Watts of the Texas Public Employes Association estimates that as many as one in five state workers may lose their jobs when new leaders assume office in January. About a third of the 22,000 members work in the Capitol. others are statewide. Members avoid political endorsements, but several candidates court individuals, especially in Travis County, with promises of higher pay. State law imposes restrictions similar to but not as strict as the Hatch Act.
A family in distress sees a physician bring hope with injections of a newly developed antibiotic Tetramycin. The child’s fever falls within hours, and after a week home rest, recovery begins. The piece highlights advances in antibiotics and the evolving hospital treatment pathway for sick children.
A collection of trivia notes including the Golden Gate Bridge as the longest single span at 4200 feet. Facts mention the Mud Puppy Water Dog in Eastern U.S. waters. Borax helps towels stay soft. Adam’s Peak footprints allegedly link to Adam in Ceylon 1000 years on one foot. Geographic center of the United States cited in Smith County Kansas.
Newton Gresham of Houston is named president of the State Bar of Texas with Virgil T. Seaberry of Eastland as vice president. The Board for Texas State Hospitals and Special Schools notes leadership changes while early data shows farmers mortgaged $227 million last year, 31 percent up from 1954.
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