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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists T. Glenn Doss as editor and owner with publication every Thursday and post office entry as second class mail matter in Whitewright, Texas.
An official cites possible speeding beyond 50 mph as two Greyhound buses collide near Waco killing 28. The piece argues motorists flout speed limits and praises patrols with cameras used elsewhere to deter reckless driving.
A columnist notes that as long as cars can reach 90 to 100 miles per hour, reckless drivers will persist. The piece warns that manufacturers enable high speed, inviting risky behavior on roadways.
A recollection from Deport Times arguing that Democratic leadership misleads about farm aid and economic prosperity. It cites abandoned farms, rural depopulation, and government actions affecting cattle, cotton, and farm livelihoods to urge readers to recall past hardships and question current reforms.
UT researchers report a chemical partner to vitamin B-1 alpha lipoic acid is essential to turning carbohydrates into energy. Dr. Lester Reed notes the discovery advances understanding of body nutrition and health problem solving. A separate cartoon-like anecdote recounts a dairyman and a milk machine salesman with an installment plan.
Texas health officer Geo W Cox calls obesity a significant public health problem and compares it to starvation. He notes obesity raises diabetes and heart disease risk, urges reducing caloric intake and addressing emotional causes, and advises a medical exam before dieting.
National Safety Council findings in Accident Facts show obscured vision contributed to about one in eight fatal crashes last year. Weather-related windshield obstructions accounted for nearly half while roadside hazards made up another quarter.
Arthur E. Fowler and Albert Dressler Jr of Elmira New York have secured a patent for a knee high slip proof tub. A side door stays locked while water is in the tub preventing accidental opening and enabling a safe entry and exit.
Tyler lawyer Robert M. Hutchins warns Gov. Shivers against any deal with Gov. Stevenson on tidelands. He argues Republican aid in Congress is needed for quit-claim bills, and notes shifting political support could occur if Democrats back Stevenson. The Fort Worth Press backs Eisenhower-Nixon.
This piece urges individuals to adopt personal health rules and seek medical care when ill. It highlights four million disabled by illness daily in the United States and calls for self care and family health awareness.
Jack O Leary a 26 year old former market manager in Los Angeles began hiccoughing on June 13 1948 after an appendix rupture. The reflex has surged to 70 per minute with weight dropping from 135 to 78 pounds. He remains on a highly restricted diet at home as doctors seek relief.
Denver report says General Eisenhower urged expanding Social Security to include 14 million more people and boosting old age assistance grants. He was also said to favor removing the Internal Revenue Bureau from Treasury to grant it independent status per three Republican House members.
The citation commands Norma Jeanne Stalcup to appear by filing an answer to Robert E. Stalcup's petition seeking divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Court in Sherman notices 42 days plus initial Monday, with judgment date set for September 29, 1952. Published in The Whitewright Sun in August and September 1952.
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