Whitewright Sun masthead and pricing note
The Whitewright Sun lists T. Glenn Doss as editor and owner. Pricing shown as $2.00 and $2.50.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1953
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists T. Glenn Doss as editor and owner. Pricing shown as $2.00 and $2.50.
The budget director orders a stop to all government hiring pending an investigation into necessity. The Sun argues the bureaucratic system wastes labor, citing a Dallas federal office where workers covered others' duties, and contends halving government staff would lower taxes and spending.
A humorous exchange recalls Dora and a wealthy man in a quarrel about bet ter or worse. The punchline reverses expectations as the man improves while Dora grips the worse side of the bet.
Blanton Home & Auto Supply will showcase Mainline's Manhattan Group bedroom suite designed by Jack DeYoung and manufactured by Hooker Furniture. The line features rich cherry wood in Maria Grey or Marsh Brown finishes and will be promoted in House Beautiful Living For Young Homemakers House and Garden during February and March.
Texas 24, 26, 28 and 30, developed by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, posted top yields across 21 locations in 1952. Texas 26 and 28 led state averages, with 30 and 24 close behind and superior resistance to lodging insects and diseases.
Agronomists report that adapted hybrids outperform open-pollinated varieties especially under adverse growing conditions. They advise considering yield and factors like lodging stalk breakage insect and disease damage and shelling when choosing hybrids. Texas 30 24 26 28 15W appear across most regions with regional variations. Progress Report 1518 details are available from the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told reporters at the Pentagon that his sole objective is the security and welfare of the country and that he will work diligently with nothing else on his mind. The story notes Niagara Falls flows at about 212 000 cubic feet per second.
President and Mrs. Eisenhower were among 50 new members at National Presbyterian Church. Rev Edward L. R. Elson said the couple sought privacy, undergoing a private session and Christian confirmation before joining. The ceremony concluded with their reception of holy communion. A later cartoon caption notes a joke about a family member's growth.
Chicago report highlights seat belts as a defense against auto crash deaths. Indiana state police head Robert A. Neal cites a Hoosier trooper survey showing belts could save hundreds by restraining occupants and preventing ejection or being thrown into dash or windshield.
State Rep Bjorn Fogelstad said he is drafting a bill to stop a group from going to a bar and each buying a round for the others. He warns in a large group they may not be able to walk out. Also noting Russia's area as 8 524 750 square miles.
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