Grayson County mass meeting over belt road bonds
A Sherman mass meeting debated whether to stop sale of road-bend bonds for a belt system of gravel roads in Grayson County. Speakers against the sale included Prof. H A Ivey and Judge E C McLean. supporters were Judge J A Wolfe and Andrew Randell. The meeting voted against contesting the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Grayson County
H. A. Ivey
E. C. McLean
B. L. Fielder
F. C. Vaden
J. A. L. Wolfe
Andrew Randell
Whitewright
W. W. Caylor
M. R. Chumbley
J. F. Lilley
R. L Holcomb
T. E. Blakey
Kentuckytown
Mr. Blakey
Mr. Holcomb
Arkansas
Cotton Prices and Local Real Estate noted in White Wright area
The Sun notes 282 bales ginned by White Wright gins up to Wednesday night. Prices Thursday morning set lint at 18.40, seed at 6.50, pedigreed seed at 7.10, and cotton seed at 30.00 per ton. H. G. Webster buys Mitchell Cox residence on Spruce street. Jesse McIver and Grover B. Smith improve Spruce street homes. Mrs. R. H. Martindale of White Wright dies at her daughter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
H. G. Webster
Mitchell Cox
Spruce Street
Jesse McIver
Grover B. Smith
R. H. Martindale
J. B. Howard
Expectant mothers urged to prevent congenital syphilis
Texas Health Officer Dr Geo W Cow warns congenital syphilis is preventable with early prenatal care including mother blood tests. He cites 2600 cases last year and says cooperation and timely treatment in the first three months can save babies. Prenatal clinics help those lacking funds. Benjamin Franklin noted as 15th of 17 children.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cow
Texas
Cox
Veteran Q and A on disability claims and GI benefits
A compilation of Veteran Administration guidance covers automatic review of WWII pulmonary tuberculosis claims, down payment rules for GI home loans, VA maintenance for hospitalized sons of veterans, training eligibility under Public Law 16, outpatient treatment rights, eyeglass provisions, and how to include identifying info with National Service Life Insurance remittances. It also notes the Preakness at Pimlico, Maryland surviving tomato output, and Massachusetts landmarks.
Congress halts Truman gag on MacArthur Formosa policy
In Washington MacArthur challenged U S policy on Formosa. The General said keeping Formosa from communists preserves the Pacific defense line. Truman rebuked him, and the incident was declared closed. The action circulated in Congressional Record and U N delegation letter echoed policy split.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Formosa
Truman
MacArthur
China
United States
Pacific
United Nations
Chicago
White House
U. S. News and World Report
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Republican National Committee
Korea
Orient
Warren R. Austin
World Organization
Charles G. Ross
Rossi
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
State Department
Boston
Russia
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Paul Hancock
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Texas Woman's College At
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Ray Manning
Rotary Club
Horace Gordon
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Mary Johnson
Robert Doss
Joe Thomas May
Benjamin Franklin
Frigidaire Refrigerator
America
Harry Myilty
Gaines Dog Research Center
Francis Utley
Eddyville, KY
Happy
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Julian B. Steed
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Said County
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Pimlico
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Congress
Gen. MacArthur
National Geographic Society
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Sinclair Products
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