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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1960
Page
8
College Station experts outline chemical methods to control chiggers fleas and brown dog ticks in lawns using chlordane toxaphene lindane and diazinon. They detail application rates for dusts sprays and emulsifiable concentrates and warn to follow label directions avoid animal contact and keep children away after treatment.
In St Louis Missouri 12 year old cat Kitty is left a 10000 trust by Eugene A Hecker retired English teacher who died August 5 at 76 The will directs investments in government securities with income used to feed and care for Kitty On Kittys death the principal and interest go to Harvard University trustees for scholarships to medical students deemed worthy and needy
An advertisement urges readers to say it with flowers from Han nah's and to call Mrs H H Taylor at Mrs Guy Hamilton's residence, FO 4 2574, noting that an ad in this column is the way to tell it.
A fragment notes a middle-aged man deciding to construct a woodshed using boards found on site. The brief hints at frugal craftsmanship and practical use, with no additional details about location or timing.
Governor Price Daniel urged Texas youth to return to school and stay until graduation. He noted industry and business increasingly demand a high school diploma and that graduates earn far more over a lifetime. He called on churches, management, labor, educators, and agencies to support education.
Washington report argues Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy are middle aged, not young, with ages 47 and 43 and life expectancy cited. It quotes philosophers noting value of middle age and contrasts youthful ambitions with older wisdom.
Texas unemployment fund has disbursed 365,593,481 to jobless since 1936. Since January 1938 first benefit was issued through June 30, 1960, employers paid 520,726,928 in federal unemployment tax, plus 94,026,261 in interest. About 249,159,708 remains available for benefits.
A Miami Beach hotel promises a week long all expenses paid vacation to anyone who can sneeze with eyes open. The note also mentions that diamonds were discovered in South Africa in 1867.
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