Dobson Killed In Action 39th Infantry Report
Telegram from War Department confirms Pvt. Elmer E. Dobson of Company A 39th Infantry was killed in action with American Expeditionary Forces between August 1 and 7. Other items note births, school openings, local visits, and community notices from Whitewright area during 1923 and 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dobson
Whitewright
War Department
Elmer E. Dobson
39Th Infantry
T. H. Truett
Byron Sears
Camp Mabry
Austin
Government Mechanical School
Bryant King
Cpl
Horace Gordon
Bessie Maud Acton
Whitesboro
Delia Moore
Gilmore Webster
Floyd Everheart
Julian Montgomery
Little Rock
Ark
B. S. Montgomery
Consumer income and spending still rising despite dip in production
Government experts said total income paid to American individuals and consumer spending continue to rise, led by wage and salary increases. Despite a farm income decline, overall personal income and related figures are expected to show further gains, with income figures establishing progressive all time highs for many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hand in Hand With Advances in Payments and Spending
Consumer spending is set to rise as advances in payments to individuals boost buying. Industrial production held near a 242 percent plateau of the 1935 to 1939 average for the June quarter and dipped in July. Labor data show average hourly earnings at 1.77 dollars, a new high, helped by raises in petroleum products, chemical, lumber, and paper sectors. The work week shortened slightly despite a payroll gain across 13.731 million workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Wage Gap Narrows as Labor Costs Rise Across Industries
The Labor Department reports average hourly earnings for factory production workers rose 21 percent since the Korean War outbreak. The cost of living index increased by 12.5 percent in the same period as firms in steel and auto adjust pay scales to new wage increase patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Cantrell Quits U.S. Attorney Office in Dallas
William Cantrell assistant U S attorney in Dallas resigns after a request by state Republican chairman Alvin Lane. Cantrell says Lane asked for his resignation August 14. He will leave the office August 29. He is a former Whitewright High School principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cantrell
U. S
Dallas
Alvin Lane
Republican Committee
Potter
Lane
Cantrell
Whitewright High School
Custody battle citation issued in Grayson County Texas
Citation requires Audry Lee Morse Shultz and Red Shultz to appear September 14 1953 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. Daniel Morse seeks custody of Rose Ann Morse a minor. Case number 55318 issued July 29 1953 by Clerk S V Earnest Deputy Nancy Drake. Published Whitewright Sun August 6 13 20 27 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Audry Lee Morse Shultz
Red Shultz
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Daniel Morse
Rose Ann Morse
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Payroll Savings Plan invitation strengthens personal and national futures
An urging message promotes joining the Payroll Savings Plan to secure individual finances and the country’s economic outlook. It highlights commitment, discipline, and long term benefits through regular payroll deductions.
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Floyd A. Miller
Arch Miller
Kit Page
Cannon
Edgar Montgomery
Frank Benton
North
Bond Street
Frank Coffman
Coffman
Lonnie Myrick
Ralph Sanders
Norval Thomson
Fort Sill
Okla
Citizens Military Training
Rufus Turner
Covington
Ind
Paul Roberts
Gertrude Major
A. E. Major
Roberts Home
the Sun
Tom Brice
Whitewright Public
F. W. Smith
B. W. Crain
Susie L. Noe
H. B. Crosby
S. F. Semosek
Margaret Lauderdale
Margaret Forrester
Gladys Ray
Sue Stephens
Lee Wilborn
Margaret McMur
Board of Education
Tom Ayres
Susie Noe
Chicago
Mildred Holcomb
Bob Bow
Alpine
Billy George Cantrell
C. A. McLean
Ford Trucks
Ford
FCA
TOM Roach Motors
U. S. Post
Sun
United States Government
Treasury
United States
U.S
Nip
Treasury Department
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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