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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

2

Memory Lane notices and births in local area

A compilation of local items from December entries across 1923 to 1933 including births and deaths, school honor rolls, civic notices and social events. It notes births to C Chumbley and Otto Lankford, a teen death near Tom Bean, a 75 year old death near Randolph, honor roll names, new employment, club programs, civic service, a Santa Claus parade, a law partnership forming, a fall injury, and community parties and gatherings in Whitewright Sherman and nearby areas.

C. Chumbley Otto Lankford Tone Trotter Tom Bean Jane Leever Randolph Joe Weldon Carr Beatrice Bennett Margaret McMurry Fae Moats Grace Vestal the Sun J.D. Bush Sydel Bush Sarah Belle Gillett Nell Holmes Roy Martin Boyd Newman Aileen Pennington Jo Willa Stateville Clyde Whitworth James Stateville Clarence Martin Eugene Hall Earl Blanton Civilian Conservation Corps Sherman

Aggression in Man Outstrips Wild Animal Fights

Dr. Harrison Matthews of the London Zoo explains that animal battles are ritualized displays with quick disengagement, while human aggression is more intense and less morally inhibited, leading to wholesale intra-species killings. The text notes average annual food intake of 1,488 pounds per person.

Harrison Matthews London Zoo

Veteran VA lift eligibility and wartime loan rules explained

The text explains who can receive an invalid lift from the VA and notes medical necessity. It covers government loan entitlement for current service members, restricted to pre January 31, 1955. It also details a July effective increase to Dependency and Indemnity Compensation and cautions about switching from old death compensation to the new rates based on total income.

Abortions in Japan See Foreign Tourists and Local Demand

Mrs. Shizue Kato notes about 1000 foreign women yearly have abortions while sightseeing in Japan. Abortion is described as cheap legal and easy. 1 500 000 to 1 900 000 Japanese women annually visit clinics for the procedure. The standard fee is 11 dollars and officials fear the rate may outpace births. Also mentioned is aircraft wing load ratings of 75 to 120 pounds per square foot.

Shizue Kato Japan

Divorce Suit Filed In Grayson County Texas

Edith P. Buick sues Marvin N. Buick in Grayson County District Court seeking divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Citation directs answer by January 13 1964 before Judge in Sherman with case file No 69204 issued November 27 1963 and published in The Whitewright Sun.

State OF Texas Marvin Buick 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Edith P. Buick Marvin N. Buick E. R. Brodhead Gladys Hamilton Whitewright Sun

Tea brewing dispute delays Ford factory lines in England

A labor dispute at the Ford plant in Dabenham England centered on how to brew tea. Workers argued milk added to tea in the urn spoiled the taste, while tea making girls preferred the traditional method of pouring milk first. Company officials ruled to use the old fashioned method to restore production.

Dabenham England Ford

Zenger Trial Ignited Free Press legacy in America

The seditious libel case of John Peter Zenger in 1735 highlighted limits of truth as defense. Philadelphia lawyer Andrew Hamilton defended Zenger without fee, challenging Governor Cosby’s controls and helping establish press liberty as a cornerstone of American freedom.

Philadelphia John Peter Zenger Zenger New York Weekly Journal Cosby New York Hamilton America Morris Morning Star Liberty

New Bowling Ailment Named Bowler’s Finger Emerges

Doctors report a new disease called Bowler’s Finger caused by excessive bowling with a heavy ball. It involves swelling of the middle finger joints and is linked to repetitive strain.

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