Local Notables Face Selective Service Exemption Board
Community figures R. O. Elliott and others are summoned to appear before the exemption board at the courthouse Friday or Saturday. Other items note the death of a city horse Dewey, births and marriages, an Army enlistment, and a cotton bale sale. The state penitentiary death house is full with nine inmates awaiting execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Elliott
Ernest Clark
W. B. Holland
James Tate
E. R. Morgan
A. J. Biggerstaff
Edward Hart
Earlie Davidson
E. E. Benson
E. W. Fields
O. H. Adams
A. A. Chumbley
Walter Lee Moore
John D. Carter
Ed Linson
Exemption Board of Selective Service
Court House
Dewey
Arthur Haliburton
Kentuckytown
Paul Haliburton
B. W. Haliburton
Orangeville
Percy Darwin
Army Quartermaster’s Department
San Antonio
J. L. Hendricks
Whitewright
Ruby Nell Smith
Reynolds Haliburton
Canaan
Ozro Sloan
Pilot Grove
Emma Randle
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Rural letter carriers elect new Texas secretary at Fort Worth
Lucian Andrews, rural letter carrier, was elected secretary of the Texas Rural Letter Carriers Association at the association meeting held last week in Fort Worth. G. C. Wade reported marketing the first base of this season’s cotton locally Tuesday afternoon. L. T. Garland sold the Garland Market fixtures to Oscar Anderson of Trenton and his Spruce street residence to Ira Fleming. W. B. Hestand sold his grocery business here last week to H. S. Mize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Andrews
Texas Rural Letter Carriers Association
Fort Worth
G. C. Wade
L. T. Garland
Garland
Oscar Anderson
Trenton
Spruce Street
Ira Fleming
W. B. Hestand
H. S. Mize
Address Change Request for Sun Subscriptions
Readers are asked to notify changes of address to prevent misdelivery and saved costs. If a change will occur soon, inform the paper in advance to avoid missing issues and reduce postage for misdirected copies.
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The
Sun
Uncle Sam
Once You Touch It and Ink in Printers Folly
A reflective verse warns that touch leaves a lasting mark like printers ink and blood. The piece recalls lessons from printing and writing careers, noting ink’s pervasive spread through the body and life itself. The text also states Alaska as a large outlying possession and cites 1951 traffic injury figures of 290,660 pedestrians.
He Man Summer Dish Corned Beef and Cabbage Mold
A two layer gelatin mold combines corned beef and cabbage flavors for a summer dish. The bottom layer uses corned beef with mayonnaise and vegetables, the top layer features cabbage with vinegar and pimiento, then chilling until firm and unmolding. Serves nine.
US dollar discounts spread across Canada tourism
Canadian hotels and shops have adopted discounting US dollars at bank rates for two weeks, amid improved US to Canadian currency values. Officials note fair rates and careful customer communication are key to avoiding anger from American tourists while keeping trade strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
United States
Public Notice Citation In Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas serves Mitsuo Kusayanagi Taylor with citation to appear by filing an answer before 10 am on Monday September 22 1952 in the 15th District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Roger Taylor filed July 7 1952 in suit No 59760 seeking annulment of marriage on grounds of no consummation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Mitsuo Kusayanagi Taylor
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Roger Taylor
S. V. Earnest
Whitewright
Exchange Rates Stir Tourists Experiences Across Borders
The article notes the cash value of Canadian dollars in border towns like Plattsburg and Detroit, describing bartender and shopgirl temptations to accept at a favorable rate. It cites tourist officials deploring such exchange vagaries and mentions a Montreal paper and a radio station that broadcast daily rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
Detroit
Mich
Montreal
Girls Marry to Escape Having to Work Says Human Relations Man
Boston University Professor Lowell S. Trowbridge argues American girls marry early because work is hard to obtain and keep, citing Department of Commerce data showing the median marriage age at 20.4 years. He suggests marriage offers easier domestic routines and a morning cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston University
Lowell S. Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Department of Commerce
Department of Human Relations
Marriage ideals and myths? college lecturer warns
Professor Trowbridge at B A s College of Business Administration critiques magazine fantasies of suburban bliss. He argues young women face pressure from idealized stories that mislead about marriage challenges, urging focus on partnership and self reliance beyond dependency. He also notes ads and diamond as enduring symbols of value.
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B. A.’s College of Business Administration
Paradise
Trowbridge
Suburbia
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