Whitewright Navy Relief Quota Set at 75 dollars
Dr Geo K Stephens appointed chair of Whitewright Navy relief campaign with a 75 dollar quota for Whitewright and nearby areas. Grayson County total 2500 dollars. campaign runs a week starting Monday. Donations accepted at First National Bank with R A Gillett and Roby Childress assisting. The Navy Relief Society, formed in 1904, aids Navy families and aims to prevent hardship for widows and orphans. Pearl Harbor increased calls, donors will be listed.
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Geo. K. Stephens
Navy
Whitewright
Dr. Stephens
R. A. Gillett
Roby Childress
Pearl Harbor
Farmers Meeting Tuesday Night At High School
W. W. Gunn of the AAA office at Sherman will discuss matters of interest to farmers at the High School Tuesday at 8 p.m. The meeting will be held in the room of the agriculture class. Arthur Badgett, local committeeman, urges all farmers to be present.
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W. W. Gunn
AAA
Sherman
Arthur Badgett
Colored School News Announces Week of Activities
During May 1 to May 8 the Grammar School and community will host events. A seventh grade one act play Trouble at Coon Holler School is at 8:30 p m May 8 at the Colored Baptist Church with reserved seating for white friends. The primary program is May 4 at 8:30 p m, and the annual commencement is May 6 at the Colored Methodist Church with 15 cent admission. The baccalaureate is May 3 at 3 p m at the Methodist Church. Teachers have been re elected for 1942 43. The piece closes with a joke exchange about babies and Chinese heritage.
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Coon Holler School
Colored Baptist Church
Colored Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Paul Briscoe
County Federation Meets Here Saturday
The Grayson County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Whitewright next Saturday at the Presbyterian Church. Dr. John M. Hooper and Hammond Moore of McKinney will speak on Health for Defense. Luncheon follows with Mrs. O. L. Couch addressing federation possibilities. Election of officers occurs in the afternoon.
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Grayson County Federation of Women's Clubs
Whitewright
John M. Hooper
Hammond Moore
McKinney
Presbyterian Church
Emory Christian
C. P. Johnson
Claude McKinney
van Alstyne
Inez Ray
Lois Jenkins
Whitesboro
Beryl Sullivan
R. B. Aston Jr
Sherman
Ollie Bird
Denison
Mamie Roberts
Howe
Joseph Stauble
O. L. Couch
Older Men to Register April 27 for Selective Service
The fourth registration of men aged 45 to 64 will occur Monday April 27. Men born between April 28 1877 and February 16 1897 who have not registered must do so at the Whitewright city building from 7 am to 9 pm under supervisor W E LaRoe with a local committee listed. If they fail to register Uncle Sam will want to know why.
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W. E. LaRoe
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Pilot Grove
Grayson County
la Roe
J. B. Hamilton
R. B. Cruse
Gomer May
Roy Blanton
Glen Earnheart
A. T. Short
Roosevelt urges national Employment Week for workers over 40
President Roosevelt declared a National Employment Week starting May 3 to place veterans and other workers over 40 into war production. He urged employers to hire older workers for patriotism and business sense, emphasizing experience, stability, and skill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Turning to rubber and a hat shop
Two men named Wood and Stone stand at a street corner, a pretty girl passes, and in a comic twist they both turn to rubber while the girl becomes a hat shop.
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Wood
Stone
FDR Weighs Anti-Inflation Plan Outline
President Roosevelt said he was drafting an overall plan to combat inflation but had not chosen a method or date for announcement. He questioned the term inflation, declined a substitute, and noted possible additional taxes beyond current law, with Treasury proposals calling for about 7.6 billion dollars in extra taxes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Crogress
Ten Million More War Jobs Expected This Year
Cleveland report cites WPB labor chief Brig. Gen. McSherry predicting 10,000,000 more workers into U S war industries during 1942 raising total to about 17,500,000 by January 1. He notes 29,000,000 in nonessential work last year and 7,500,000 in war production, with 3,900,000 unemployed.
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Cleveland
United States War Industries
F. J. McSherry
WPB
United States
Recaps Limited for War Workers Under April Rationing
War workers may obtain recapped automobile tires in April only if they cannot reach their jobs. Price Administrator Leon Henderson said the OPA limits recaps to List B eligibles to keep war production from faltering, prioritizing national interest over worker convenience. Local boards may issue few recaps where alternate travel exists.
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Washington
Dpd. C
Leon Henderson
OPA
Henderson
Revival crowds fill first three services with Evangelist Vestal
Evangelist Dan Vestal conducts a two week revival at the building east of Kirk Patrick's Pharmacy drawing good crowds. He announces two Saturday services at 8 30 and 10 with topics Gods Blackout and The Midnight Ram ble. Sunday service starts at 9 30 with The Man Who Woke Up Dying. Everyone is invited.
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Dan Vestal
Kirkpatrick
Evangelist Vestal
Vestal
Laval Named Civil Supervisor of all French Nation
Pierre Laval, a strong pro German leader, will serve as civil supervisor of all French in a new Vichy cabinet to be announced Thursday. Sources say Laval will shape policy, with Petain diminished to a figurehead as Darlan may lose powers. Reports also mention possible German military supervision by Runstedt, though unconfirmed. Laval met with pro German figures in Paris ahead of the move.
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Bern
Switzerland
Pierre Laval
Vichy
Laval
Germany
Fernand de Brinon
Paris
Petain
United States
Jean Darlan
Berlin
der Bund
Darlan
Americans urged to depart unoccupied France immediately
U S consulates in Lyon and Marseille ask all American citizens with no urgent business to leave France at once. The directive targets residents in Vichy and Southern France where some remained through the war. It does not tie the appeal to Pierre Laval’s return to power.
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Vichy
France
U. S
United States
Lyon
Marseille
Rivera
Pierre Laval
Navy weighs women’s shore duty reserve in wartime
The House naval committee approved a measure to form a women’s reserve of unlimited size to take shore duties, freeing men for sea service. The enlistment age is set at 20, and pay would match male grades with a possible top rank of lieutenant commander.
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Washington
Army
Navy
House Naval Committee
With the Men in Uniform From Whitewright area
Army Navy and Marine Corps updates from Whitewright Tex include Leon Bennett at sea duty on U S S O'Brien San Francisco dispatches, Lt Col Neil Brittan in the Philippines, and Private Harvey Lee Smith missing at sea in the Philippines. Other local service members report training injuries and transfers. Regular Sun editions note family visits and military postings.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Whitewright
Leon Bennett
San Diego Naval Training Station
G. D. Bennett
U.S. S
Father Son Barbecue To Be Held Tonight
The Future Farmers annual fathers and son banquet gathers 50 FFA members and about 90 guests at 8 15 PM in the High School gym. Officers host opening and closing remarks with demonstrations on blood testing poultry seed treatment and shop talk, plus livestock projects planned for the year.
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Future Farmer
FFA
John Biggerstaff
Charles Skaggs
Lloyd Cato
Ed Kent
Robert Owens
Billy Kin«caid
J. Frank Wilson
C. B. Bryant Jr
Glen Anderson
Lawrence Burden
Cecil Owens
Don Newman
Billy Kincaid
Patrick Murphy
Joe Johnson
T. R. Buie
R. B. Cruse
Weighing the Evidence Butcher and Mrs. Smith in a Bones Mixup
Mrs. Smith asks the butcher to weigh a package. He reports three and a quarter pounds. She thanks him and reveals the contents are bones from a four pound roast sent yesterday.
War Production Board freezes new plumbing stocks
Washington reports the War Production Board froze all stocks of new plumbing and heating equipment to conserve materials for defense housing and military construction. Exemptions include $5 or less sales and military rating sales. Delivery bans take effect after 12:01 a m Eastern War Time Thursday.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Record Food Stamp Issuance Hits High in March 1942
In Grayson County food stamps totaled 307407.50 from last June to March 31 1942. Sherman office issued 155975 Denison 56641.50 Van Alstyne 38825 and a mobile unit 61029. March issuance reached 40387 including 22978 orange stamps and 17409.50 surplus items. By month end 2311 cases with 8832 people certified and 828 cases with 7150 people participated at least once.
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Barrett
Stars and Stripes to Publish Again for AEF News
London reports The Stars and Stripes will resume publication this week after a twenty three year lapse. The issue will be No 72 Volume Two with home news for boys of the second American Expeditionary Force in the United Kingdom, tracing back to its Paris debut in 1918.
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London
Stars and Stripes
AEF
France
United Kingdom
Paris
Sugar ration forms mailed for April registration
Forms for retailers wholesalers industrial users and institutions in the Southwest to register April 28 and 29 before sugar rationing are being mailed and will be available soon from local boards Max L McCullough regional director for the Office of Price Administration announced Wednesday Household users will register May 4 5 6 and 7.
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Dallas
Southwest
Max L. McCullough
Office of Price Administration
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