Kiyoshi Tanimoto to Speak Here on April 23
Rev. Ashley D. Jameson announced Whitewright will host Kiyoshi Tanimoto on April 23 at 7 30 p m in the First Methodist Church auditorium. Tanimoto, Hiroshima survivor and peace advocate, will present slides and a free will offering will aid the Peace Center Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiyoshi Tanimoto
Ashley D. Jameson
Whitewright
John Hershey
Hiroshima
Saturday Review of Literature
First Methodist Church
Tanimoto
Chandler School of Theology
Okinawa
Japan
United States
Peace Center Foundation
Pearl Buck
Bishop Oxnam
Congress
Jameson
Death Comes to Vandenberg in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Michigan Senator Arthur H Vandenberg died Wednesday night after a long illness twenty seven days after his sixty seventh birthday. He had fought to regain health since surgery October 3 1949 at the University of Michigan Hospital Ann Arbor for removal of the upper lobe of his left lung and a second major operation in April 1950 at Georgetown Hospital Washington for a spine tumor. His death ends a long Senate career noted for his shift from isolationism to internationalism.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senator Vandenberg
University of Michigan Hospital
Ann Arbor
Washington
Georgetown Hospital
United States
Senate
Vandenberg
Slow Reduction Of Weight Is Safe
Dr James W Barton notes that gradual dieting over months is safer than extreme cuts especially avoiding protein deficiency and thyroid drugs. He cites McCollum Becker on normal weight reflecting adequate fat reserves for protection from cold and organ support, while overweight harms heart vessels kidneys and pancreas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Barton
Drs. McCollum and Becker
Deaths of Andrew Pres ley Ingram 1885 196? Desert area
Funeral services for Andrew Pres ley Ingram 66 will be at Cross Roads Presbyterian Church at 2 p m Friday conducted by Rev Otis Swisher of Leonard. Burial in Cross Roads Cemetery. He died Wednesday at 11 a m. Pallbearers are Wallace Caraway Curtis Moats Adolphus Hopper Wes Wilder Aubrey Mitchell Everett Matthews. Survived by wife Ellen Reagan one son Anson Ingram Desert one daughter Mrs O'Dell Press Muleshoe a sister Mrs Leona Lewis Celeste ten grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Andrew Presley Ingram
Cross Roads Presbyterian Church
Otis Swisher
Leonard
Cross Roads Cemetery
Earnheart
Ingram
Wallace Caraway
Curtis Moats
Adolphus Hopper
Wes Wilder
Aubrey Mitchell
Everett Matthews
Mr. Ingram
Richard
Julie Ingram
Desert
Ellen Reagan
Anson Ingram
O’dell Press
Muleshoe
Leona Lewis
Celeste
Funeral services held for Lon C. Smith 69
Lon C. Smith retired farmer died Saturday night in a Sherman hospital. Funeral at Bethel Baptist Church conducted by Rev. E C McDonald and Rev R M Williams. Burial in Bethel Cemetery. Survivors include Oma Teel wife and eight children B D Smith J C Smith E M Smith Alton R Smith R C Smith Mrs R J Howard Nora Smith Euna Smith. Pallbearers listed from Whitewright and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon C. Smith
Sherman Hospital
Bethel Baptist Church
E. C. McDonald
Abilene
R. M. Williams
Sherman
Mr. Smith
South Throckmorton
Bethel Cemetery
Earnheart
Whitewright
R. J. Howard
Lake Dallas
Nora Smith
Euna Smith
Henry Donaghey
Trenton
Manuel Alexander
M. W. Williams
Cecil Bartley
Clif Sanderson
Edgar Bow
Lonnie E. Ryon Rites Held at Ector Baptist Church
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Friday for Lonnie E. Ryon 78 of this area. A retired farmer born December 1, 1872 near Whitewright, he died Thursday after months of illness. Survived by wife Mary Catherine Jones, two daughters, one sister, four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial at Carson Cemetery with ministers Rev. Glenn Hayden and Rev. W. Billingsly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector
Ector Baptist Church
Lonnie E. Ryon
Ryon
Whitewright
Mary Catherine Jones
Cleo Beckham
Pauli Jennings
Denison
Thurston Montgomery
Ryan
The
Baptist Church
Glenn Hayden
W. Billingsly
Carson Cemetery
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Paul Ryon
Sun Honor Roll Subscriptions Acknowledged This Week
The Sun lists renewal subscriptions acknowledged this week including John Biggerstaff Miss Lattie Brown Mrs. R. G. Hill Mrs. J. L. Kirkpatrick Fender May Mrs. J. W. Everheart Finis Stephens Otto Russell Lawrence Burden Co. B. Clem L. H. Grammer J. Max Montgomery Mrs. Wade Robbins John Miller Ben Simpson D. Blanks Miss Maggie Noe Leslie Holland Mrs. D. M. Rich Mrs. W. B. Hest and Mrs. H. T. Atterberry Mrs. W. H. Stockton Joe Stephens Sue Thompson Mrs. Bob Walker Dr. L. B. Holland P. H. Connelly J. H. Norris Mrs. Walter E. Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Biggerstaff
Lattie Brown
R. G. Hill
J. L. Kirkpatrick Fender May
J. W. Everheart
Finis Stephens
Otto Russell Lawrence Burden
B. Clem
L. H. Grammer J. Max Montgomery
Wade Robbins
John Miller
Ben Simpson
D. Blanks
Maggie Noe
Leslie Holland
D. M. Rich
W. B. Hest
H. T. Atterberry
W. H. Stockton
Joe Stephens
Sue Thompson
Bob Walker
L. B. Holland
P. H. Connelly
J. H. Norris
Walter E. Boyd
VFW Gives Bibles to Texas State Officials
The Veterans of Foreign Wars presented Holy Bibles to all members of the 52nd Texas Legislature. Bibles were given to Governor Shiv ers Lt Governor Ben Ramsey and Speaker Reuben Senterfitt, accepted for the House and Senate by Senterfitt and Ramsey. A note about a monkey using sticks as a weapon follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Shivers
Ben Ramsey
Reuben Senterfitt
Department of Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
J. T. Rutherford
VFW
House
Odessa
Senate
Senterfitt
Ramsey
Guy Hamilton Jr Promoted at Ford Motor Co
Guy Hamilton Jr is named manager of the administrative services department in the Ford Division Detroit Michigan effective immediately. He will supervise the graphic general services office practices layout and equipment and transportation sections under a new central planning setup. Hamilton is a Whitewright Texas native son of Guy Hamilton Sr and Mrs Hamilton a Whitewright High School and University of Houston graduate. He served in World War II rising to the rank of major in the Army Medical Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hamilton Jr
Ford Division
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
James O. Wright
Administrative Services Department
Battle over farm prices to test Congress in coming weeks
Washington reports a heated battle looms as farmers push to end ceilings on raw products and resist price controls at processing levels. Rep Poage says price officials and labor will oppose farmer aims while parity and income questions fuel the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
W. R. Poage
Waco
House Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Poage
Bridges Says U S Suffered 94.6 Percent Of UN Casualties
Senator Styles Bridges released figures claiming Americans suffered 94.6 percent of all United Nations forces casualties in Korea. He cited 60,000 Americans killed injured or missing as the U N toll and noted a daily civilian payroll rise of 2,200 since February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
United Nations
South Korea
Bridges
GOP
Senate Armed Services Committee
Western Railway Club
Korea
U. N
OPS Ceiling Price Deadlines in April
OPS reminds 32 000 restaurants 51 000 groceries and 31 000 other outlets in TX LA AR OK of April deadlines under Regulation 7. Restaurants file base period food cost by April 20. grocers must have prices by April 30 and notify category by April 28. CPR 7 items pricing charts due April 30. New items bring wider compliance. district offices in Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Lubbock Oklahoma City Tulsa Little Rock Shreveport New Orleans serve merchants. Dallas regional office covers NE Texas.
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Dallas
Office of Price Stabilization
W. Victor Womack
OPS
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Womack
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Lubbock
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Little Rock
Shreveport
New Orleans
Summers To Receive Water Works Certificate
Summers to receive a Texas Engineering Extension Service certificate for Unit 1 of the Water Works Operation and Maintenance course conducted in Sherman March 19 to April 6. City and regional water plant workers from Denison to Fort Worth also earned certificates. four of seven units qualify for an additional certificate.
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College Station
R. R. Summers
Texas Engineering Extension Service
Texas A. and M. College System
Sherman
C. A. Sanders
Denison
Bonham
Gainesville
Gunter
Bells
McKinney
Savoy
Leonard
Celina
Tioga
Pilot Point
Fort Worth
Texas Health Department
Cotton Farmer Warned of Insect Battle This Summer
The Agriculture Department warns Southern cotton farmers to prepare for a fight against pink boll worm and boll weevil. Surveys show many weevils survive in even a year with average winter temperatures. The pink boll worm wintered abundantly in South and Central Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Texas
California Moves To End Draw Poker In State
California faces a fatal turn for draw poker as Gov. Earl Warren urges the Legislature to ban it. The state already prohibits stud poker and other gambling, labeling draw poker as a game of skill rather than chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Earl Warren
Cotton Insects Control Meetings in Fannin County
Bonham Texas series of 29 meetings will educate farmers on a cotton insect control program. Extension workers teachers veterans and ag staff will lead demonstrations and discuss poisoning practices. Eddie Van Taylor and W C Griffith opened the series in Bailey with guidance for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie van Taylor
W. C. Griffth
Bailey
Ag Workers’ Committee
Editor Offers General Post At Cub Salary
Henryetta Oklahoma Gen. Douglas MacArthur was offered a 2500 per year post by Leland Gourley publisher of the Henryetta Daily Free-Lance. Gourley said the salary was more than he earned when starting in journalism and praised the paper as a top operation in a garden spot of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryetta
Okla
Douglas MacArthur
Oklahoma
Leland Gourley
Henryetta Daily Free-Lance
MacArthur
America
Army Cuts May Draft Quota to 40 000 Men
Washington reports the Army reduced May draft calls from 60 000 to 40 000 amid higher enlistments and lower Korean casualty estimates. Enlisted reserves on inactive lists for Korea will be released by December 31, with further releases anticipated from September as inactive units are freed.
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Washington
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
House
Armed Services
Youngest GI Rotated From Korea Ahead of Time
Corporal Raymond H. Hudson of Roswell New Mexico and the 24th Division in Korea is slated for rotation to the United States. He will turn 16 next month and has received a minority discharge after admitting he joined the Army at age 13 two years eight months ago. Hudson, six feet one and 185 pounds, was among 65 Taro Leaf Division soldiers chosen for early rotation.
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24TH
Korea
Raymond H. Hudson
Roswell
N. M
States
Army
Hudson
How Much Is a Billion Dollars
Analysis converts a billion dollars into the labor value of 70,000,000 workers at $1.75 per hour for an eight hour day. The piece argues a billion in taxes equals one day of national production and that government spending or RFC loans reflect the labor of individuals. It reads like a civic notices appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice News
United States
Congress
RFC
Right-of-Way Suits To Be Handled By County Attorney
The Sun reports the City Commission turned over condemnation suits for nine properties blocking Farm-to-Market Highway 1283 to the County Attorney. An appraiser board valued damages. judgments will fund the road. After judgments the city will advance funds while the state takes deeds, and owners are unlikely to appeal.
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R. R. Summers
The
Sun
City Commission
Fannin County
Oak Hill Cemetery
Whitewright
Summers
C. C. Cagle
Grayson County
Cagle
Whitewright Cubs Hold Straight Four Start To Season
Whitewright midget baseball team the Cubs under Claude Birdwell have won all four games this season. They beat Denison VFW 5 0 11 10 6 0 and Kentuckytown 25 5 with a 2 30 p m Sunday rematch at East Side Park Denison. The 17 players include Parnell Hull Fletcher Burchfield Hayes Birdwell Farrow Hayes Sanderson Vaughn Dickson Clark Sanderson Dickson Bartley Bennett and others. Three new suits arrive from Sherman dealers and Roy Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Cubs
Claude Birdwell
Denison Vfw
Kentuckytown
East Side Park
Denison
VFW
Jackie Parnell
Robert Hull
Bobby Fletcher
Pete Burchfield
Larry Hayes
Tommie Birdwell
Russell Farrow
Jackie Hayes
Travis Sanderson
James Vaughn Dickson
Bobby Clark
Wayne Sanderson
Ralph Hughes
Lyndal Pierson
Delbert Musser
Delbert Musser, Outfield
Jack Bartley
Utility
James Bennett
Outfield
Sherman Automobile
Roy Taylor
Latin nations outstrip U S in population for first time
A census of the Americas shows the twenty Latin American Republics likely surpassing the United States in total population. Readings indicate about 152.8 million for Latin nations vs 150.7 million in the U S 1950 count, with Brazil rising to 52.3 million and Paraguay achieving gender balance after decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americas
United States
Latin America
Brazil
Paraguay
Price Probe Starts Across Major Cities
Washington launched widespread price investigations touching food autos and scrap steel. Teams from the Office of Price Stabilization aided local probes in Chicago Kansas City Houston Dallas Omaha Columbus Ohio and parts of New Jersey. Beef quotas reportedly ignored and beef sales showing general price freeze violations.
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Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Houston
Dallas
Omaha
Columbus
Ohio
New Jersey
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
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Addison
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Chateau-Thierry
Auguste Piccard
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Cotton Insects Control
Fannin Co
CUB
Whitewright Cubs
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