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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1953

Page

8

Texas Announces 1953 Hybrid Corn Production Program

Texas extends the Hybrid Corn Production Program to growers statewide with area contests and a state champion to be named. Participants must enroll with county agents, plant one acre of eligible hybrids, and submit harvest reports by October 15 for judging.

College Station Texas Oscar Johnson Freestone County Texas Certified Hybrid Corn Growers Association Texas Agricultural Extension Service E. A. Miller Extension Agronomist Miller W. B. Coke

Flying Saucers Terrified Monks in 1290, Says Manuscript

London report says A X Chumley found a Latin manuscript at Byland Abbey in Yorkshire describing a round flat silver object like a discus that flew over the monastery causing maximum terrorem among the Brethren. The document was disclosed to the London Times.

London North England A. X. Chumley London Times Byland Abbey Yorkshire

Stevenson Warns Against Single Group Control in U S

Former Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson told the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner that government led by one bloc risks danger even with good intent. He warned the next New Deal successor could become the Big Deal, while urging the U S remain a good friend to allies and not a big bully.

New York Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Eisenhower Business Administration Stevenson United States Congress General Motors Charles E. Wilson Defense Washington General Welfare

Dog Joins Honeymoon. Husband Granted Divorce

A three day honeymoon ended in a divorce with the husband winning the decree. He said his bride took their pet dog to bed with her on all three nights. The column notes rubber overshoes and galoshes keep their shape longer if you stuff the toes with newspapers between wearings.

Orange

Beaf Facts for Consumer Education Book Likely a Bestseller

After a decade of mandatory meat grading, consumers face self grading as price controls on meat end. The U S Department of Agriculture booklet explains beef grades prime choice good and four lower grades, grading factors, and how to pick beef to maximize value. It notes government inspection remains for interstate meat, and the booklet costs 15 cents from the Government Printing Office.

Washington U. S Dept. of Agriculture USDA Agriculture Information Bulletin No U. S. Government Printing Office D. C

Upholsterer Finds Surprises in Sofas

Lowell mass upholsterer Charlie Halligan recalls surprising discoveries in furniture. He once found a 1888 campaign banner of Harrison and Morton hidden in a sofa bottom. He also salvaged coins, pencils, eyeglasses, and a missing will that settled a family dispute.

Lowell Mass Charlie Halligan Charlie Benjamin Harrison Harrison Morton American Industries

Our Tots Demand Sponsors for Bird Seed Show

Poem by Doris Van Guilder mocks children and dogs begging sponsors for a bird seed show. The speaker rails against commercials and brand presence, ending with a bold demand that the sponsors supply the food and attention.

Rover

Physicians Advise Rest for Coronary Thrombosis Patients

Physicians state only 30 percent of coronary thrombosis patients die from attacks. Rest can raise survival chances and prevent further attacks. Except for a few cases needing medicine, patients should test and indulge in only necessary exercise like walking to maintain circulation and digestion.

European whaling ships reach Newfoundland waters in 14th century

Scientists debate early North Atlantic exploration with whaling ships from Europe reaching Newfoundland waters in the 14th century. Separate theory suggests birds sing to mark nesting territories, a claim by natural scientists.

Europe Newfoundland

Two Teens Ordered to Work Off School Fire Damage

In Tacoma Washington two juveniles who opened a fire house at Lincoln High School last month causing five thousand dollars in damage were placed on probation by Juvenile Judge Bertil Johnson. They must work to repay the loss one hour daily on weekdays eight hours Saturdays and on holidays and vacations with earnings turned over to the school. Their families mortgaged homes for a thousand dollars each to partially cover the cost. Names withheld by law.

Tacoma Wash Lincoln High School Bertil Johnson Johnson

Colonel Fined Two Thousand In Flight Pay Case

Fort Worth reports Lt. Col. Ralph R. Taylor, special assistant to the commanding general of the 19th Air Division, was fined $2000 by an Air Force court martial for falsifying records to draw flight pay without flying.

Fort Worth Ralph R. Taylor 19Th Air Division Air Force

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