Whitewright Sun editorial policy and subscription rates
The Whitewright Sun notes Thursday publication by T Glenn Doss as editor and publisher and provides subscription terms for Grayson and Fannin Counties and outside areas. It promises correction of erroneous reflections upon any person or firm brought to attention.
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Budget Critique Highlights NSF Grants
Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes Representative Norblad of Oregon objects to National Science Foundation grants. It cites studies on the Florida deer mouse, Acheulian sites in Tanganyika, New Mexico mammals, and a world birds checklist as examples, arguing they fail the people’s needs.
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Norblad
Oregon
National Science Foundation
Foundation
Florida
Tanganyika
New Mexico
Fort Worth
The Brain Washed Believe It and Highway Promise Lore
A columnist critiques the fifty billion dollar federal highway program and its highway propaganda while noting states and counties may perform a cheaper, better job locally. The piece cautions against Washington driven claims of major driver savings and road quality improvements.
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Dick West
Dallas News
Washington
Debunking Highway Spending Hooey and Its Costs
The author argues that federal highway spending of 50 billion will not save money or lower prices. They claim inflation rises with government spending, debt increases and taxes erode weekly pay. They dismiss claims of time savings and cheaper goods as falsehoods.
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Washington
Four Youngsters to Share 2910 Found in Derby Lot
Four well scrubbed boys stood in District Court as Judge Martin P. Miller ordered $605.21 to each. Richard Ricky Tabor 7 Pueblo and Duane Bickford 10 Michael Asnicar 11 and Patrick 12 Denver shared the $2,910 found last summer in a vacant Derby lot north of Denver after deducting $489.16 for attorney fees and legal advertising.
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Martin P. Miller
Richard
Ricky) Tabor
Pueblo
Duane Bickford
Michael Asnicar
Patrick
Denver
Derby
Miller
Uncle's Buying Bares Baffling Items
Star-Telegram columnist Jack Mabley mocks a Chicago widow and, through a government purchases snapshot, highlights absurd one day expenditures. He cites Army Navy and GSA buys from April 12 including tea bags pools and 780000 plant cuttings while questioning fiscal priorities and national safety.
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Jack Mabley
Star-Telegram
Chicago
United States
Army
Navy
Great Lakes
California
Eddie Cantor Receives First Social Security Checks
Hollywood celebrate Cantor and wife Ida as they cash two $108.50 payments and two $53.20 payments totaling 323.40. Cantor notes benefits apply for months he does not work, with February and March covered after January work. Mrs Cantor qualifies for wife’s reduced benefit after turning 62 under recent law.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Ida
Cantor
Irate father scolds son over quitting smoking after medical study
A furious father tells his son that after funding his medical education he must quit smoking. The exchange highlights tension between sacrifice for education and personal habits.
GM President Gets Big Cut In Income
New York report shows General Motors President Harlow H Curtice earned 696000 last year after an 8300 drop. Board chairman Albert Bradley's income fell from 691525 to 341000 including bonuses and stocks.
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New York
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Albert Bradley
Police say man fled crash to avoid woman driver
Hobbs resident O L Voorhees, 45, was booked for leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated after a three car crash. He told police he did not stop because he did not want to argue with a woman driver involved.
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O. L. Voorhees
Paris trip debt joke highlights installment travel plans
A witty remark compares three weeks in Paris with a three year debt, illustrating the idea of long term financial strain tied to travel plans. It humorously contrasts short vacation time with extended financial obligations.
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Paris
High Alcohol Taxes Linked to Decline in Liver Cirrhosis
In England cirrhosis tied to alcoholism has practically disappeared, Dr. Robert M. Kark of the University of Illinois School of Medicine says. He notes that alcoholic cirrhosis more than doubled in France over 25 years and remains high in the United States.
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Boston
England
Robert M. Kark
University of Illinois School of Medicine
France
United States
Refrain On Marriage Sparks Friction Debate
A columnist argues that labeling marriage as a 50-50 proposition reveals either a misunderstanding of women or fractions, challenging equal partnership notions and inviting reflection on domestic balance.
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