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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1950

Page

4

Whitewright Sun Subscription Rates Published

The notice lists subscription prices for Grayson and Fannin Counties and outside areas. Rates: In county 1 year 1.50, six months 1.00. Outside counties 1 year 2.00, six months 1.25.

Grayson Fannin Texas

Christmas shopping in Whitewright urged this year

Whitewright merchants push home shopping to spur a holiday boost. They offer a wide range of gift items at competitive prices and emphasize the convenience of parking nearby. Aimed at keeping dollars in town, the message argues local shoppers support neighbors and help the community rebound from the cotton downturn.

Whitewright

Meeting Crisis With Conferences In Korea Front Page

Dallas News reports two AP dispatches dominate the front page. Tokyo warns that overwhelming Chinese Communist forces threaten UN troops in Korea while Washington notes the government delays in policy decisions amid Attlee's impending visit.

Associated Press Tokyo United Nations Korea Washington Attlee U.N

Critique of U S Allies and Korea Policy

The piece argues the United States and its allies failed to act decisively in Asia during the Korea crisis. It accuses President Truman of indecision, cites delays on Formosa, and notes his late wartime choices after initial hesitation, urging urgent national resolve.

United States Asia Formosa Korea Truman

Sherman Executive Heads Scout Area

E H Danner named president of the Sherman Area Council Boy Scouts succeeding E M Decker who is first vice president. Officers include R H Jennings second vice president G R Stephens treasurer J Richard Jones council commissioner and A G Hopkins at large. Executive board lists numerous local names and towns. Phone or send in your news items.

van Alstyne R. H. Jennings Tom Bean O. L. Nolen Collinsville C. B. Bryant III Whitewright Will Connor E. M. Decker E. H. Danner G. R. Stephens J. Richard Jones Rex B. Cruse J. P. Cox Jr Dr. W. B. Guerrant O. J. Hammock Myer Shasid Jack Hannah Raymond Judd W. E. Cox Howard Hestand Jack Goodykoontz C. D. Landolt Abe Marks Murray Nance Forrest Miller Arthur Gleckler J. Tipp Newell J. E. Jamison Walter Lazenby A. C. Ater John W. Ellis Henry M. Lyndor J. A. Alexander A. G

Many Factors Make Children Unhappy

A 12 month set of letters to a parents' consultation service shows over 50 issues troubling children from birth to adolescence across the United States Alaska and Hawaii. Parents report social rejection by peers rivalry with new siblings school humiliation and other physical mental and emotional causes of unhappiness.

United States Alaska Hawaii

Health examinations extend life not prevent old age

In Austin health officials say examinations by doctors help tens of thousands live longer and healthier. They urge adults to adopt preventive measures, noting early gastrointestinal tract disease detection can curb progression and save lives. Semiannual physician consultations may yield years of better health and reduced hospitalizations.

Austin Geo. W. Cox

Veteran barred from suing over towel left in abdomen

Arthur K. Jefferson of Joppa Maryland failed to sue the federal government for damages under the Tort Claims Act after Army surgeons left a towel in his abdomen during a 1945 Fort Belvoir operation. The towel was later removed at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Washington Supreme Court Arthur K. Jefferson Joppa Jackson Jefferson Fort Belvoir John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore

Air Force opens enlistment to civilian men with dependents

The Air Force announces a new policy allowing civilian men with one or two dependents to enlist in grades one to three if qualified. Former servicemen with two dependents and those from civilian life may now join and receive eligibility for dependents allowances and medical care for their families where available. Information is available from the Denison Recruiting Station at 301 West Woodard.

Air Force Ray L. Liles Denison Army and Air Force West Woodard Denison

Navy calls 15000 reservists as plan revised nationwide

The Navy summoned 15,000 enlisted reserves and officials signaled a full revision of the reserve program due to the Far East crisis. About half the callers have at least six months Navy experience. others are naval specialists in 34 fields. Reports note delays suspended except for hardship or national interest. An official address was planned amid lighthearted remarks in a ladies room.

Washington Navy Far East Korea Inchon Senator Hunt Wyoming Senate Armed Services Committee Defense

Half War II Vets Get Aid From VA

The Veterans Administration said about 7 758 000 World War II veterans, half of all ex servicemen, have received educational or job aid. The total cost is about 12 000 000 000 dollars, averaging 1 500 dollars per beneficiary. The Vocational Rehabilitation Act aids disabled veterans to overcome handicaps. A Negro businessman offered a quoted mindset on success.

Washington Veterans Administration

Government proposes 3.1 billion civil defense program

James J. Wadsworth presented a three year civil defense plan to Congress totaling 3.1 billion dollars funded by federal, state and local governments. Most funds would create communal shelters with remaining for admin costs equipment stockpiles and communications. federal share projected at about 1.67 billion representing 54 percent with no state local breakdown provided. A total of 2.25 billion would go to communal shelters across all levels.

Washington Congress Senate House Atomic Committee James J. Wadsworth Truman Civil Defense Administration Wadsworth

Give a Christmas Subscription to This Newspaper

Propose gifting a one year subscription as a Christmas present with a Christmas card to announce the gift. Orders should arrive soon to ensure cards reach recipients before Christmas and subscriptions begin with the Christmas issue.

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