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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1953

Page

7

Veterans Affairs Answers On Life Insurance And GI Bill Benefits

The VA explains that at term end the premium for renewal may be paid from the dividend credit unless the veteran writes in before expiry to opt out. Medical internship must be accredited and approved. full time classroom rates apply, with no allowances for non approved internships. A later grant for a new car is not provided under the law.

Council On Medical Education and Hospitals The American Medical Association

Last Allied Soldier Killed in Korean War Identified

Sgt. First Class Harold R. Cross Jr., 24, from Michigan and Kansas, was wounded July 27 at 8:40 p m and died as a truce began. Also, a public notice lists creditors for the estate of S E Cowan with filing deadlines and contact in Sadler Texas.

Eastern Front Korea Harold R. Cross Jr Husky Michigan Kansas

Un baked Pie Crusts For Summertime Pastry Treats

GE Consumers Institute outlines no bake crusts for summer desserts with Chocolate Water Crumb and variations. Instructions cover crimping, chilling, optional baking, and other crusts like Graham, Chocolate Graham, Corn Flake, and Chocolate Coconut. Recipes include Orange Coconut Parfait filling with gelatin and ice cream folded in.

The General Electric Consumers Institute GE Consumers Institute

White Man's Rain Folklore at Country Store

A group gathers at a country store as a summer thundershower rolls in. An old Negro man calls it “white man's rain” noting it will dry by Monday enough to plow again.

Drunken Driver Fined in Bridge Crash Between Omaha and Council Bluffs

Henry Quinn, 55, was arrested for drunken driving after his car hit a girder on the Ak-Sar-Ben bridge linking Omaha and Council Bluffs. He told police “Which state am I in?” Nebraska. He was fined $100 by Omaha Municipal Judge Lester Palmer and his license was suspended six months. Iowa law would have imposed a $300 fine.

Omaha Neb Henry Quinn Council Bluffs Nebraska Quinn Lester Palmer Iowa

Divorce Citation in Grayson County Texas 1953

The State of Texas issues citation No 60610 to Robbie Andrews McNutt requiring a written answer to a divorce petition filed July 13 1953 by Virgie Lee McNutt. The hearing is set before the 15th District Court in Sherman on August 31 1953 at 10 a.m. Failure to serve within 90 days results in unserved status.

State of Texas Robbie Andrews McNutt A. D 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Virgie Lee McNutt S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake Whitewright Sun

AMA Studies Value Of Smoke Filters

The American Medical Association conducts a Chicago laboratory study on filter cigarettes and low-nicotine variants to test claims in cigarette ads. Early results show asbestos and other filters reduce nicotine and tar in main stream smoke, with asbestos filters cutting 41 percent nicotine and 44 percent tar.

Chicago American Medical Association AMA Chemical Laboratory Gordon Schrotenboer

Tobacco filters and circulation study findings

A study argues tobacco paper filters reduce nicotine and tar exposure with paper-type filters cutting nicotine by 9 percent and tar by 5 percent. Another Chicago study finds mineral filters offer some defense against vascular sensitivity, especially in women, suggesting filters may lessen vasoconstriction and improve blood flow.

Morris Freidall Chicago

Burning crop residues compared to burning money

Soil Conservation Service technicians explain that burning straw wastes valuable fertilizer equivalent to four to ten dollars per ton. They list losses by residue type from wheat straw to sweet clover residue and urge integrating residue into soil to cut fertilizer costs.

Soil Conservation Service Upper Elm-Red

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S. E. Cowan Sadler, Texas Connie Cowan Boutonnieres Mrs Glenn Doss Ethel Short Whitewright Chamber of Commerce the Sun Lela S. Wier Arbor Hills Drive P. O Jackson 7 Mississippi Soil Sense Junior Whitewright Cleaners
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