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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes editor and owner T Glenn Doss and that the paper is published every Thursday. Subscription rates are listed for Grayson and Fannin Counties and for outside these counties, including yearly and six month options.
Fort Worth Press argues the West Point honor system is undercut by widespread cheating as 90 cadets including most football players are expelled. The column cites a brigadier general’s reprimand for favors and government material use, noting a double standard in military discipline.
A United Nations survey compares average incomes, noting the U.S. earns nearly five times Russia and about 30 times Asia. It also shows the Russian average income about six times higher than Asia, prompting questions about Pan–Asian propaganda in the region.
The Christian Science Monitor argues democracy in Asia should be tailored to local resources and earning power. It contrasts Soviet living standards with American prosperity and urges presenting democracy as affordable and relevant to Asian masses rather than a luxury.
A Jackson Mississippi Bulletin item presents a reflection on using time wisely. It urges taking time to live work think play be friendly dream look around laugh and be courteous as paths to happiness power wisdom and success.
In Hiawatha Kansas Roy Ruth president of Home State Bank near Everest counted five dollar notes totaling 500 then 530 after recounting. He found six notes were counterfeit with a five and ten dollar side.
Scientists treat the sun as a laboratory to study stellar physics and apply findings to understanding other stars. The approach uses solar observations to model processes such as fusion, convection, and magnetic activity across stellar types.
A Yonkers public school teacher argues against socialism by illustrating grading as an example. He asks students to imagine taking points from high achievers to give to low performers, showing how incentive collapses and a compulsory labor regime could follow, then advocates a market economy for freedom and responsibility.
A new spectacle titled A Storybook of Texas Agriculture will run October 6 to 21 at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. The 14 colorful sets depict each district spinning a glamorous tale of soil and Texas farming with live animals, three dimensional scenes, and photos. three extra sets honor 4-H Club members, rural extension workers, and Future Farmers of America.
Marco Polo encountered fluorine in China where it harmed horses hooves. Dentists traced mottled teeth to water fluoride levels, finding a balance to prevent decay. By 1931 researchers proposed a ratio of one part fluoride to one million parts water, leading to widespread fluoridation. now about 100 communities fluoridate water.
D. S. Frady of Davey Tree Expert Co. warns homeowners to water trees deeply to reach at least two feet and beyond the branch spread. Hot August and September dry spells intensify stress as families vacation, often neglecting tree irrigation.
Advice on keeping trees healthy during hot dry periods. Saturate soil around root zones before leaving, arrange deep watering if away longer, and use slow hose flow or long running sprinkler to ensure deep penetration. Well nourished trees endure drought better. water every ten days when rainfall is scarce.
A simple crust using graham crackers or ginger snaps rolled on waxed paper. Mix crumbs with melted butter and confectioners sugar, press into a pan, chill several hours, then fill with a cream pie and garnish with whipped cream.
Lone Star Gas Company increased charges for about 3000 industrial customers on Saturday. The nine-twentieths of a cent per 1000 cubic feet rise reflects the gathering tax from the 1951 Texas Legislature aimed at new revenue.
Demetrio Gomez, head of the Kelly plating unit at Kelley Air Force Base, recounts a hunting trip during which a rattlesnake bit him and died. He notes his system is immune to sodium cyanide but warns the snake suffered a fatal convulsion after the bite.
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