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Rates listed for Grayson and Fannin Counties 1 year 1.50 six months 1.00. Outside these counties 1 year 2.00 six months 1.25.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
4
Treasury takes lead as stockholders feel the bite
The U S Treasury is winning this round against common stock holders as taxes outrun dividends and profits. Companies warn of groggy earnings while Uncle Sam collects more per share than investors or the firms retain to fund expansion. The mention of Monroe Palace in Rio de Janeiro honors President James Monroe and the Monroe Doctrine.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Sam
Monroe
Rio de Janeiro
James Monroe
Civil Service Job Openings Advertised
Assistant Postmaster Royce Jones says United States Civil Service openings exist in cost accounting auditing clerical work airway operation specialties and many other classifications. Interested readers should see Mr Jones for more information.
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Royce Jones
the Sun
United States Civil Service
Mr. Jones
Viewpoints Differ On Constructive Economic Freedom
The Christian Economics editor received a letter urging constructive dialogue rather than constant critique. He responded that freedom is the most constructive force in economics and that identifying and removing interference to it is the most constructive service.
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Christian Economics
Traveler Shares Prison Realities En Route Home
A traveler says after prison release it will be tough facing old friends. Another passenger replies with sympathy noting they are returning from the State Legislature.
Health Talks on Genes and Mental Health Formation
An educational piece explains how 24 gene pairs from egg and sperm form a developing child. It describes how physical and mental traits evolve, the womb as a mold, and how experiences shape behavior. It emphasizes the need for kind guidance to reinforce good actions and avoid bad.
Liquid poison test for FHA clients warns farmers
A bulletin to Farmers Home Administration clients advises testing leftover liquid cotton poison from last year. It explains that good poison forms a milky emulsion in water and remains suspended, while degraded product creates a brown scum and sediment.
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Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Cough Drops Purchase Ends Doctorly Tests
An elderly woman grills a drug clerk on qualifications and safety before asking for cough drops. The clerk affirms exams passed and no poisoning incidents, leading to a routine purchase.
The Co-ed With Brains Tops Class At University
A brainy co-ed leads the class as head of the department while another with striking charm trends for professor. The campus crowd noting both brains and poise in a lively student life update.
Looking Ahead on Academic Freedom and Politics
George Benson debate on academic freedom argues it is threatened not by protesters but by socialism and communism. The piece critiques teachers pushing ideology, emphasizes freedom stems from constitutional rights, and highlights taxpayer influence on textbook choices within democratic process.
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United States
America
Germany
John Doe
Slow Joe’s One-Trip Plank Rationale
A building foreman questions Slow Joe why he carries only one plank while others need two. Slow Joe explains they are lazy and avoid extra trips, implying efficiency or humor in his answer.
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Slow Joe
Effigy Burned of President Tyler Before White House
Crowds gathered before the White House as an effigy of President Tyler was burned, signaling protest or dissent amid the era's political tensions. Public displays reflected heated opinions and drew onlookers and commentary from observers.
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Tyler
White House
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T. Glenn Doss
Owner
Whitewright
Texas
U. S
ZOLU
WNC
Denison
The
State Medical Association of Texas
Reserve District No. 11
Bells
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Texas
I. P. H. Wilson
P. H. Wilson
J. C. Allred
J. A. Whiting
E. C. Whiting
J. H. Dickerson
Directors
George
Benson
Harding Colley
Searcy, Arkansas
American Socialist Party
Harry W. Laidler
the Communist
Tillett
Chase & Sanborn
Black Hawk
del Monte
Hale
Donald Duck
Borden’s
Tillett Grocery & Market
ESSO
Esso Extra
Humble
North Side
C. E. Garner & Son
Owners
Highway 69
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