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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1954
Page
4
Grayson and Fannin Counties subscription price is $2.00 with outside Grayson and Fannin $2.50 and foreign subscriptions $5.00 Soldiers excluded. The publisher pledges to correct any erroneous reflection on any person firm or corporation promptly upon notification.
The piece discusses potential pay raises for 2,317,565 federal employees under Eisenhower and a Democratic Congress. It explains deficit spending, tax and borrowing mechanisms, and the risk of inflation, noting how government retirement systems for old-age pensions may be affected.
The article discusses inflation harming fixed incomes and pensions, noting how retirees suffer while others profit. It argues a pay raise for federal workers needs offsetting revenue and cautions about tax cuts, highlighting broader economic risks for elderly savers and government budgeting. It also notes flood forecasting by the Weather Bureau and the 1636 formation of the first National Guard unit.
The Deport Times argues Governor Shivers should recognize a grave error after Kenneth Massey, wrongfully imprisoned 22 months for a $60 robbery, is pardoned with a new suit and $50. Massey was innocent while William K. Karston confessed to the crime, prompting calls for legislation to compensate the victim.
Veteran questions cover dentistry internships under the Korean GI Bill, converting term to permanent insurance with waivers, eligibility for permanent GI insurance at zero percent disability, and counting veteran parents as dependents when their only income is VA disability compensation. Answers confirm internship as allowed if part of approved program, conversion not allowed during total disability, zero percent disabled veterans may qualify for permanent insurance, and disability payments may be disregarded for dependency.
A country newspaper reflects on its role as a homebound chronicler of daily life and asks readers to consider a Question of the Month about kind words. It notes National Guardsmen ages 17 to 21 dominate the ranks, with under 5 percent over 35.
Readers first scan the front page then browse Want Ads, a practice linked to attention to front-page stories and practical classifieds. The note notes broad readership and the need to vet results for broader appeal.
Local church notices list multiple denominations and pastors with service times and Sunday School schedules. Include First Presbyterian Assembly of God First Baptist First Methodist Central Christian Cross Roads Presbyterian Bethel Baptist Pilot Grove Church of Christ with pastors Rev Lee H Smith Rev Elvis Hill Rev Newton Cole Rev Harold S Taylor Rev Howard L Holland Rev Grady Langford and coordinators Mae Hall Floyd Bassett for Sunday School and other routine worship times and midweek services.
Secretary Benson urged shifting government focus from price supports to helping farmers improve work on their farms. He called for providing better tools and know-how, with extension services and farm press disseminating results. He also noted long-standing mail and money order histories and Colorado’s many high peaks.
President Eisenhower plans to work step by step with Democratic and Republican leaders on foreign affairs and national defense. After a defense and foreign policy briefing with about 30 lawmakers, the White House announced the State of the Union will be delivered in person on January 6 as the new Democratic controlled Congress convenes.
A few drops of ammonia on a damp cloth remove alcohol spots from perfume medicines or beverages if applied promptly after spills. Rub the spot then follow with a wax application to finish.
Rep. Ikard of Texas asks Postmaster General Summerfield for an inquiry into pornographic advertising mailed to his district. He cites his own receipt of material and a nine year old boy’s father's complaint, and signals willingness to sponsor a ban on such mailings.
Investigators testified at the Australian airman’s trial that cigarette lighters nylon panties and other goods were smuggled from Singapore to Australia in packages labeled Top Secret Woomera. Woomera is Australia’s rocket test range for secret guided missiles.
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