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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1945

Page

5

Ration Board Opens Canning Sugar Certificate Requests

Denison Rationing Board serving Whitewright area says canning sugar certificates requests have been filed from the Dallas office. Applicants must mail completed blanks with spare stamp 13 from ration book four to the local board, attach stamps firmly, and use complete addresses. Each family receives only one certificate and incomplete forms will be returned until correct.

Denison Rationing Board Whitewright Dallas

15 Pounds Sugar For Canning Is Top In Fannin County

BONHAM Texas Fifteen pounds per person will be the canning allotment in Fannin County for 1945. The rationing board announced a total of 504000 pounds for the county, providing 15 pounds per person for the year. Frank Morgan said applications are approved for only 15 pounds despite requests for 20 pounds each.

Fannin County

Waldrop Visits Relatives After War Service in Italy

Pfc. Noel H. Waldrop, formerly of the Lubbock fire department, returned to duty after visiting his mother and relatives in Pilot Grove. He recalls seeing Vesuvius erupt during the war, while his service included guards, transport duties, and battle stars at Cassino and Anzio, with later postings around Chicago and Naples.

Noel H. Waldrop J. C. Waldrop Pilot Grove Lubbock Italy Waldrop Vesuvius Broadway Isabel Thompson Hell Ft. Lewis Wash North Africa Oran Bizerte U. S. Army Cassino Anzio Naples Fifth Army Rome Norfolk Fort Custer Michigan Sixth Service Command Chicago Roosevelt Churchill Chiang Kai- Shek Royce Lay Rollen Lay Bastogne Sergeant Lay 10Th Armored Division

Methodists Gather for Sherman District Conference in Whitewright

The Whitewright Methodist Church hosts the Sherman District Conference with a 7:30 pm youth session and an 8:00 pm worship led by Dallas District Superintendent Dr. Francis A. Buddin. Friday's main session at 10:00 am will include about twenty three district charges. Delegates from Whitewright include L. C. Hampton and several others. Rev. Earl J. Patton will preside. lunch will be provided by the W S C S.

Whitewright Whitewright Methodist Church L. C. Hampton A. M. Bryant W. N. Stone J. M. Wright Earl J. Patton Sherman

Mrs. Mangrum Celebrates 97th Birthday At Whitewright

Mrs. M A Mangrum marked her 97th birthday Saturday at her Whitewright home. She remains active and assisted with chores. Relatives and friends visited and the First Baptist Church Sunday school class delivered gifts and refreshments to the oldest member.

M. A. Mangrum Whitewright First Baptist Church

Red Cross Chair Thanks Helpers in Whitewright Drive

Inez Ray thanks workers in Whitewright area including Pilot Grove Bethel and Kentuckytown for exceeding the Roll Call and War Fund quota. Total collected 1823.55 dollars to county chairman John Revell in Sherman the prior Saturday.

American Red Cross Whitewright Pilot Grove Bethel Kentuckytown John Revell Sherman Jack Nossaman Allen Short Gomer May T. E. Sears Jr J. H. Waggoner Glen Earnheart Glenn Doss T. E. Sears Sr Clarence McMillin Lena Mae Gowdy Fred Cook Sr B. W. Newman Obie Rutledge Ralph Wallace Vera Hickman Bob Sears H. L. Crittenden C. J. Meador Ross May Viva Phillips Dave Taylor Chas. Kaiser Cato Luther Gordon Annabelle Spencer F. M. Echols Harold Doss Bank St. Louis Inez Ray

First of 4 000 000 bass planted in Lake Texoma

Denison reports the first 4,000,000 bass were placed in Lake Texoma yesterday. Game Warden Eddie Laird announced the initial stock will grow fishing for years. seven loads were released as weather permits. The bass came from a Tyler state hatchery and were loaded at old Highway 91 along the Texas shore.

Denison Texoma Eddie Laird Tyler Texas

Nurse Survives Nine-Story Fall In Little Rock

Registered nurse Willie D. Schermer, 23, leaped or fell from a ninth floor window in the Donaghey Building. She sustained a broken leg but is expected to recover. A wire netting five feet above a skylight on the roof’s second floor extension likely saved her from serious injury.

Little Rock Willie D. Schermer Donaghey

Men in Uniform Bring News of Veterans and Relatives

Local families share updates on servicemen in the Southwest Pacific, Europe, and the Pacific theater. Messages note arrivals and transfers, hospitalizations, and overseas deployments, with letters describing reunions and wartime duties.

Byrnes Resigns as War Mobilizer Amid V-E Day Hint

President Roosevelt accepted James F. Byrnes resignation as War Mobilizer signaling Germany’s near defeat. Fred M. Vinson chosen to succeed Byrnes, who stayed until the European war’s end per prior agreement. Byrnes stated he felt V-E Day was near as Allied forces pressed across the Rhine.

Washington Roosevelt James F. Byrnes Germany Byrnes Fred M. Vinson Rhine Reich Supreme Court

Nips Say Okinawa Is Tuning Point Of Pacific War

Tokyo radio propounds Okinawa as the decisive battle that will shape the Pacific theater. Report notes the invasion signals a serious war situation, echoing previous campaigns at Leyte Luzon and Iwo.

Okinawa San Francisco Calif Tokyo Japan Pacific Leyte Luzon Iwo

Camp Howze Prepares for 1820 Group Enlistees

Camp Howze officers prepared for the arrival of thousands of soldiers aged 18 to 20 for basic training. The redesignation of the camp as an infantry replacement training center follows its prior role as an infantry advanced training center under Maj. Gen. James I. Muir.

Gainesville Camp Howze James I. Muir

City Commissioners Reelected In Tuesday Vote

Guy Hamilton and R. P. Childress were reelected in the city election with each candidate receiving 26 votes. Hamilton has served on the city commission for over twenty years. Childress succeeded R. T. Pennington after his resignation. Whitewright district school election Saturday seeks two board members with no opposition for Gillett and Horton, three year terms.

Guy Hamilton R. P. Childress Hamilton Commission Childress R. T. Pennington Sherman Whitewright Independent R. A. Gillett Clay Horton

Eisenhower warns end not far off in Western Germany

General Eisenhower told urban residents of Western Germany to flee factories mines and rail centers and hide with family until Allied arrival. He urged Cease working seek safe shelter avoid Volkssturm and follow Allied radio instructions.

Paris Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany Volkssturm

Senate warned of increase in food lack

War Food Administration official told the Senate agriculture committee shortages of meats fats oils dairy dry eggs sugar and rice are looming in 1945 as Allied food needs rise while overall supplies shrink. He said there is still wheat milk and eggs, and that fresh vegetables should be adequate, with fruit supplies up from a year ago.

Washington Berlin War Food Administration R. W. Olmstead WFA Senate Agriculture Committee Olmstead War Department Army United States Canada

UT reports 8,427 enrolled in vocational training

James R. D. Eddy said in Austin that 8,427 persons have enrolled in UT's vocational training programs over the past six months. He noted 85 Texas cities hosted clinics addressing postwar business problems.

Austin James R. D. Eddy University of Texas Bureau of Industrial and Business Training Texas Eddy

Courtesy to hens pays off in eggs new raisers told

Tucson Arizona Some timely advice to people planning to supplement red points with a little poultry of their own was given out by Arizona University Agricultural Extension Service Be polite to your birds Tap on the door before entering to prevent fright and boost egg output.

Tucson Ariz Arizona University Agricultural Extension Service

Rainfall totals halt farm work amid Texas floods recovery

The week brought 3.67 inches of rain delaying farm work with a midweek shower adding 2.69 inches to March. the area records 15.74 inches for the first quarter, 16.72 inches including April, and notes Texas floods last weekend with many highways inundated while western Texas stayed dry and corn planting delayed.

Texas

Navy Draft Cut May Ease Demand For Older Men

Washington officials disclosed a deep Navy draft reduction trimming May by about half, lowering June quotas and signaling further cuts by July. The move eases overall selective service calls by about 12 percent and shifts demand toward older men as 17 year olds enlist more, while Army quotas remain steadier.

Washington Navy Army

Easter Cantata Moved To Monday Night At First Baptist

The Easter cantata postponed from Sunday night due to rain drew a strong crowd at the First Baptist church. Sponsored by the Whitewright Music Club and directed by Mrs. Guy Hamilton, the program featured numerous participants led by Vera Hickman Viva Phillips T E Barbee J C McMillin H H Sears T A Gray J P Darwin R P Childress Sarah Kilgree B W Newman Adah Gillespie R E Lingenfelter Paul Ryan and Etha Louise Brown.

First Baptist Church Whitewright Music Club Guy Hamilton Vera Hickman Viva Phillips T. E. Barbee J. C McMillin H. H. Sears T. A. Gray J. P. Darwin R. P. Childress Sarah Kilgree B. W. Newman Adah Gillespie R. E. Lingenfelter Paul Ryan Etha Louise Brown

No Russian Doctors Captured by Germans

In German prison camps French medical officers of the Jewish faith have been detailed to care for Russian prisoners. Practically no Russian doctors have been captured by the Germans. The Russians avoid sending doctors to the front lines to preserve their medical corps. Eleanor Roosevelt's family name before marriage was Roosevelt.

Germany

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Pfc Noel Waldrop Conference of Methodist Church Red Cross Lake Texoma Junior Key Alma Joe Sanderson Southwest Pacific Bobby D. Montgomery Clyde Russell Courtland, Ala Mrs Otto Russell Thomas W. Brown F ‘1E Pacific Coast Hawaii Honolulu John Roy Taylor Jr C. B. Burden of Selective Service Board Pvt Leo Howell Camp Hood Harlie Howell Charlie Lambert Route 1 Ector Joe Howard Cook West Coast C. F. Collins Jr England C. F. Collins Sr Collins Whitewright High School A. A. Hudgins Pfe Anther A. Hudgins Jr L. J. Penny Ardell Penny Seaman Penny James D. Fleming Cora J. Fleming South Elm Young Fleming Melvin F. Fleming 9Th Army Tom Head C. A. Wilson Weldon Wilson Philie Ross Wilson Marianas Ross Iwo Jima Weldon FD. R Howze The Sun Whitewright Sun Whitewright, Texas Eisenhower Senate U. of T Eleanor Roosevelt
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