Whitewright Sun Editorial Policy and Subscriptions
The Sun outlines post office status and subscription rates for Grayson and Fannin counties and explains advertising rules for notices, cards of thanks, poetry, and memorists. It states the editor decides newsworthiness, may reject old items, and will correct misstatements about individuals or organizations.
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Fannin
Grayson and
Sherman to Commerce Highway Delays Amid Right of Way Purchases
Reports from Sherman and Bonham discuss the Cotton Belt right of way sale for a Sherman to Commerce route via Tom Bean and Whitewright. Grayson County awaits purchase approval by the County Commissioners Court while Fanmin County in Bonham shows completion of its purchase. Officials note road construction may stall due to limited state funds and ongoing disputes over route benefits for local residents.
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Sherman
Bonham
Cotton Belt
Commerce
Tom Bean
Whitewright
Grayson County
State Highway Commission
Pressure urged for Tom Bean Whitewright road plan
Citizens urged action on the already authorized Tom Bean Whitewright farm to market road to serve nearby areas. Officials remain silent on construction timelines, while residents insist a parallel highway would be needed soon.
Newspapers are not obsolete despite rising costs
The Dallas News notes that despite higher production costs and management burdens newspapers face, radio and TV have not replaced them. New York’s wage disputes halt large papers, prompting readers to seek publications from outside the city for McCarthy coverage sports stories editorials and advertising news.
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New York City
New York
New
Trenton Church Damaged by Blaze Fire Destroys Baptist Church
Fire swept through the Trenton Baptist Church Sunday causing over 150000 in damage. Insurance coverage was 10000. The church lose its pastor as Rev. Fred Thomas had just resigned. Firefighters found the blaze advanced before discovery but halted spread.
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Trenton
Fred Thomas
Eisenhower Aides Poise New Farm Policy Parity Shift
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress in January for changes to parity price standards while retaining much of the current farm program. Benson faces resistance from farm leaders and some Republicans as advisers draft a policy leaning on a parity formula from the Truman era, shifting lower prices for some crops and higher for certain livestock. A two price plan, export adjustments, and a flexible corn and wheat support scheme are discussed along with limited changes to tobacco sugar meat eggs poultry and dairy supports.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson
Hias
Truman
Congressional
Divorce Citation in Grayson County Texas
AVA BELLE TARPLEY sues LEE ROY TARPLEY for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Citation issued to Roy Tarpley with return deadline and court details in Sherman Grayson County.
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State OF
Texas
Roy Tarpley
A. D
R. C. Vaughan
Grayson Comity
Court House
Sherman
Ava Belle Tarpley
Lee Roy Tarpley
Earnest
Grayson County
Shirley England
Whitewright Sun
Ickes Diary Claims FDR Sold Him Out and Drove Him Away
Harold L. Ickes, longtime New Deal stalwart and secretary of the interior, writes in his secret diary that he felt betrayed by Franklin D. Roosevelt and believed the president could not be trusted. He says he might have run against FDR as a Republican and would have likely won, but stayed in power to block big business by the GOP. The 6 million word diary is being released in installments by his widow starting this week.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Interior
Ickes
Farley
James A. Farley
Truman
Censored Remarks Spare Readers From Ickes Commentary
The text notes that remarks by Ickes were toned down to spare the feelings of the living, censoring more sulphurous comments.
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Ickes
Farm Prices Reach 12 Year Low as Costs Rise
The government reports farm prices fell to a 12 year low while living costs for farm families rose. Parity ratio slipped to 90 percent for the period ended November 15. Hog eggs and cotton prices declined while milk wheat and some vegetables rose.
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Washington
Agriculture
Benson
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
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