Whitewright Sun Editorial Notices and Rates
The Whitewright Sun lists editor T Glenn Doss and publication details. Subscription rates are 2.00 in Grayson and Fannin Counties, 0.82.50 outside those counties, and 5.00 foreign. The paper invites corrections of erroneous reflections upon any person or firm brought to the publisher’s attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
T. Glenn Doss
Texas
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Auto Insurance in Texas in the 1950s
Texas ranked fifth in registered automobiles but sixth in premiums paid. The average premium per vehicle in Texas was 69.52 dollars, with variation across states due to rates and enforcement of liability laws. Spectator figures note enforcement gaps and potential unprotected vehicles on roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star-Telegram
Texas
North Dakota
New York State
The
Spectator
Army Wastebaskets Burned Ahead of McCarthy Hearings
Data shows ten wastebaskets filled with secret files reportedly burned just before the McCarthy Army hearings. Opponents call it a partisan attack while supporters argue it adds another link in a conspiracy to undermine Senator McCarthy and his censure proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McCarthy
Exposing the Red Conspiracy and Accountability
The writer urges uncovering Red cells in Washington and condemns cover ups. McCarthy is incidental. demands public knowledge of fires at Fort Monmouth and accountability for those responsible. The Hiss case is cited to show suppression of truth and the risk if evidence had been destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Elizabeth Bentley
Whittaker Chambers
Washington
McCarthy
Fort Monmouth
Hiss
Buying power in the U S rises 44 percent since 1929
Washington reports the Commerce Department found that average take home pay in 1953 could buy 44 percent more goods and services than in 1929 despite higher taxes and prices. The review credits higher labor skills, tech advances, and improved organization for the 57 percent per capita production gain over 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Birdseye
Department
Rental Fee has Landlady All Agog
A Dallas court heard a dispute over unpaid rent in which the landlady sought an order to evict the tenant. The defendant claimed payment had been made with a quart of whisky, which the landlady could not recall. The judge recessed the proceeding for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Trenton Awards Sewer Contract to Sanders Construction
Sanders Construction Co. of Sherman won the $76,062.25 sewer and water line project in Trenton. The contract uses bond funds with $19,000 left for additional water improvements. Work must begin in December and run 120 days, adding a disposal plant, 500 foot city water extensions, and four new fire hydrants to total 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Sanders Construction Co
Sherman
F. H. Griffith
Sanders
Griffith
Franklin Name Rejected for University of Pennsylvania
Alumni vote 1101 to 234 keeps University of Pennsylvania name. Alexander D. Chiquoine Jr. of Scarsdale NY proposed renaming to honor founder Benjamin Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
University of Pennsylvania
Alexander D. Chiquoine Jr
Scarsdale
N. Y
Census Finds Loving County Texas Smallest Population
The Census Bureau reports Loving County in Western Texas as the nation s smallest county with 227 residents as of the 1950 census. Armstrong County South Dakota dropped from the list after merging into Dewey County which then had 4916 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loving County
Texas
Armstrong County
South Dakota
Dewey County
Austin teen thrill burglar confesses to five break-ins
A 15 year old, son of a prominent Austin family, confessed to breaking into five Austin businesses “just to see if I could do it.” His father turned him in and agreed to restitution, blaming comic books and television for his son's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Little Lines by Margie B. Boswell
A compact verse fragment by Margie B. Boswell explores motion fast and patient growth. It contrasts dawn and dusk, rainbow schemes, and hidden gifts beneath drifting ideas with playful questions about perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie B. Boswell
Local churches and service times listed in North Texas parish directory
Churches including First Presbyterian Assembly of God First Methodist Central Christian Cross Roads Presbyterian Bethel Baptist Pilot Grove Church of Christ and related service times hours and pastors listed for Sunday School morning worship evening services and midweek meetings across the North Texas area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
North Texas
Lee H. Smith
Floyd Bassett
Assembly OF God
Elvis L. Hill
Ladies Missionary Council
Newton Cole
Training Union
First Methodist Church
Harold S. Taylor
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Central Christian Church
Royce E. Wood
Mae Hall
Cross Roads
Bethel Baptist Church
Byron D. Hardgrove
Pilot Grove
Ad Offering Sale Of False Teeth Sparks 100 Calls
In Williamston South Carolina J Hugh Patterson bought false teeth for 120 dollars at his wife’s urging. The teeth caused discomfort after a few days and were wrapped in foil. An advertised sale attracted over 100 calls with offers including a bedroom suite and a billy goat. The couple may retry the sale later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamston
S. C
J. Hugh Patterson
Patterson
Pattersons
Little Rock Home Demonstration Club Hosts Thanksgiving Supper
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club hosted its annual Thanksgiving supper at the club house with Mrs. Floyd Harris leading Psalm 103. O G Bow gave the invocation and a meal was shared by numerous members and guests, including Zelma Moore, Beulah Riddle, and Floyd Harris. The group planned a December meeting and a Christmas party, with a gift drive for Abilene State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Floyd Harris
O. G. Bow
Zelma Moore
Beulah Riddle of
Sherman
Obie Hall
John C. Elliott
Dan Andrews
Sims Wortham
Dale Clower
R. E. Pierce
Shirley Pierce
Alice Blanks
George Ball
Jesse Blanks
Jim Grider
H. O. Miller
Clifton Sanderson
Ralph McKinney
J. B. Layman
L. L. Wendell
Bob Cawthon
Betty
James
Jonnie Williams
Carolyn
Bill Weizel
Barbara Lumpkins
Noel
Lowell
Nancy
Sammy
Kenneth McKinney
Montie
David
Roddy Layman
Linda Sanderson
Marshall Miller
Robbie Kay Cawthon
Drought Foils suicide attempt at Laredo bridge
A 28 year old man leaped from the international bridge at Laredo, fell 34 feet into mud, then tried to drown himself in the river. Customs officers detained him and he was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas Cattle Population Tops 8.5 Million
Austin report shows Texas remains the nation’s cattle empire with more than 8.5 million cattle or about one beef animal per person. The sector accounts for roughly 40 percent of farming cash receipts in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Meats dominate USDA December plentiful foods list
The U S Department of Agriculture reports record high supplies of turkeys broilers fryers beef frozen shrimp and canned tuna with pork up from a year ago Eggs and turkeys are listed as foods for feature due to favorable prices. Other holiday favorites such as dates filberts almonds grapes grapefruit and oranges are plentiful Rice pinto beans salad and vegetable oils will also be good buys this month A safety note says home stairway accidents drop when stairs are carpeted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Raymond J. Totoro
Agricultural Marketing Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Army
Dallas News
Whitewright Cleaners
U. S
Now
Craig’s Cafe
L. LaRoe & Co
Franklin
First Baptist Church
Drouth
Childress
By Lawn Farm Dairy
Lawn Farm
Everett Watson, Jr
Denison
National Safety Council
John Primble
Lazy Susan
Perry
Hasty Chevrolet CO