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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
4
A Grayson County analysis criticizing a Democratic county convention for opposing free enterprise and medicine socialism while denouncing an anonymous Denison group formed to combat communism. The piece argues this reflects a decline in individual dignity and faith in law over collective action during wartime.
Dallas psychiatrist Dr Eugene L Aten told the White Rock Kiwanis Club that America should worry about its elderly. He urged an orderly program to help older citizens, noting shifts in age structure from 1850 to 1940 and urging planning for life after seventy.
Chicago reporting that a University of Illinois physicist warns the United States may develop radioactive dust as a new form of poison. Dr Louis N Ridenour says the substance could contaminate large areas and be delivered covertly, with deadly consequences for those who stay.
Government and industry tallies show 11.915 millionaires in 1949, with 22,307 people worth 500000 to a million and 68 thousand plus over 1000000 in the nation. New York leads with 2566 millionaires, followed by Pennsylvania 1129 and Ohio 802.
In Grayson County Texas the guardian Winnie Belsher seeks court authority to convey about 11 13 acres of real estate tied to Farm Highway No 1282. The minor heirs Betty Grace Sadler Mary Ann Sadler and Charles Hughes Sadler own undivided interests. Hearing set August 15 1950 at 10:00 AM in the County Courtroom.
Washington questions the fate of 90 billion spent on the armed forces since the war. It notes 42 billion to liquidate WWII assets, 19.8 billion for personnel moves, 12.8 billion to operate equipment, 8.5 billion on new weapons, and 2.2 billion for weapon R and D. It cites lessons on prioritization and preparedness.
Dutchess County Surrogate Frederick S. Quinterre ruled Roosevelt died as a civilian and discharged trustees of the late president’s trust from future tax claims. The $1,332,558 held for Roosevelt’s children and grandchildren is not the full estate amount. Exports from Guam include copra and coconut oil.
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