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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1957
Page
2
Corni Martin Dies argues against a 12 percent postal pay increase. He cites federal debt, rising costs, and taxpayer burden while proposing smaller raises tied to cost of living and potential higher pay for recruiting qualified postal workers.
Chicago Natural History Museum chief curator Austin L Rand cautions that phrases like a little bird told me are unreliable. He says talking birds do not truly understand what they convey and warns people not to trust such claims.
A personal essay recalls polite behavior failing to sustain a service-based economy. The narrator vows never to return after being dismissed for minor issues, arguing consistent courtesy could prevent business ruin and many customers move to rival stores. The piece ends with a courtroom citation and mixed dialogues about teeth and humor.
Miss Gladys Ray returns from San Francisco California. Mrs Laura Hagler moves to Whitewright from Fate. Several Sherman residents visit relatives and friends over the weekend including the Haile and Vestal families. Camp Sweeney in Gainesville hosts Jackie Meador. Families vacation in New Mexico Colorado and Hot Springs Arkansas with Texas connections in Dallas Garland and Lubbock.
College Station report quotes Dr. J F Bonner of the California Institute of Technology saying no world food shortage threatens the population. He predicts technology can meet demand even if world population quadruples as annual plant production far exceeds human needs and new crops using more plant portions will boost supply.
A mother recalls cheerful childhood joys of riding a pony, sliding a haystack, and wading a brook at the farm. Her son sighs and wishes he had met her earlier, reflecting on time and family.
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