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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1954

Page

8

Texas begins regular licensing for nursing and convalescent homes

The Texas State Department of Health starts regular licensing of nursing and convalescent homes after issuing temporary licenses since last July. Inspectors will enforce minimum operating standards with annual license renewals and possible fines for non compliance.

Austin Texas State Department of Health State Board of Health Geo. W. Cox Dr. Cox Cox

McCarthy vows probes to stay in 1954

Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin rejected administration pressure to curb his anti-Communist investigations. He said the Senate sub committee will continue its work and insisted no deals were made with officials from Eisenhower downward. Several newspapers reported administration pressure, which he denied.

Washington Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin Eisenhower McCarthy Senate New York Times New York Herald Tribune Baltimore Sun Washington Evening Star Washington Post

Judge bars jurors for life after not guilty verdict

Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry banned three women and nine men from federal court jury duty for life after the not guilty verdict in the Alphonse Barthus gang holdup case. He criticized the jurors while noting a family alibi as a flaw in the trial.

Chicago Joseph Sam Perry Alphonse Barthus Perry

Postal Pay Boost Hinges on Survey

Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield is spending 50000 to survey postal wages and salaries across all branches. A New York Chicago private firm, George Fry and Associates, will study job comparability as Congress weighs a possible pay raise costing about 250 million dollars. Results will go to Congress early next year for consideration with pending bills.

Washington Arthur Summerfield Department Congress New York Chicago George Fry and Associates Summerfield Solons Fry Organization National Assn. of New York Federation of Postal Clerks

Senator predicts partial excise tax cuts on April first

Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado said Congress will likely enact excise tax cuts on liquor cars and other consumer items starting April 1 while opposing a postponement of the 5 percent cut in the corporate income tax. He urged ending the transportation tax separate from the April 1 changes.

Washington Edwin C. Johnson Colorado Congress Johnson Senate Finance Committee

Lotta Cash Per Minute For Liquor

Minneapolis report from the Northwestern National Life Insurance Company shows Americans spend 17 000 dollars per minute on alcohol while 8 500 dollars per minute goes to religious charitable and educational work. The minutes in a year total 525 600. Additional figures list national income taxes and defense outlays.

Minneapolis Family Economics Bureau Northwestern National Life Insurance Company U. S

Waiting for Fate by John Burroughs

Poem expresses patient resolve to let fate unfold and destiny bring what is right. It compares time and nature to an inner law guiding the seeker toward desired outcomes while maintaining calm and faith. The closing line notes the Library of Congress subscribes to about 850 American newspapers.

Library of Congress

Tuberculosis Case Cost Placed at 15000

New York report by Mary Dempsey of the National Tuberculosis Association estimates a conservatively $15 000 cost per tuberculosis case. She links TB to poverty and notes rising treatment numbers and widespread family relief needs as cases rise.

New York Mary Dempsey National Tuberculosis Association Miss Dempsey

Drought Humor Paired With Faith Adverts In Charleston

In Charleston, a Baptist Convention report references Texas drought woes affecting religious rites. A Texas minister quips that baptisms were affected while Baptists used sprinkling and Presbyterians handed out rain checks. The piece ends with note to read all advertisements.

Charleston S. C South Carolina Baptist Convention Texas

Water Heaters Sold and Installed by Johnson Jewelry and Appliance

Buckeye 20 gallon heater AGA approved priced at 58.50. Hotstream stone lined water heaters come with a 10 year guarantee. The shop offers installation for any water heater it sells. Johnson Jewelry and Appliance.

Buckeye Johnson Jewelry & Appliance

Cafe for Sale Ad in Memphis Paper Cites Ulcerated Stomach

Classified item from Memphis newspaper notes a cafe for sale with a remark about the owner having an ulcerated stomach. The brief reads as a single line listing without further details.

Memphis, Tenn Memphis

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George M. Hight Whitewright, Texas Bankers Life and Casualty Co Pembroke Ledgewood Lavatory Cadet Whitewright Lumber Co John Burroughs Babcock Auto Store H. A. James Chevrolet David Johnson Harry Farrow Stephens & Bryant Raf Bledsoe W. Main Denison Bells the Sun Dixon Farley & Hill C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co Hasty Chevrolet Co Dixon Service Station Blanton Home & Auto Supply Hannah Florist of Sherman Carrie Hamilton Lem Tittsworth Bonham Ford Plymouth Babcock Auto Trenton Theatre C. J. Meador Hardware Whitewright W. C. Caraway W. Sa Caraway Grayson Fannin Counties Fannin County O. F John) Kent Linda ARENA Gig Young Jean Hagen Sat Matinee & Nite Maureen O’hara Jeff Chandler Clark Gable Ava Gardner Grace Kelly Fendin Fussin Marjorie Main Percy Kilbride Donald O’conor Richard Conte Linda Christian Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Food Mart DILL Pickles Decker Oleo Toato Mag Cc Rmour Vegetole Paco Milk Libby Cello Wrigley’s Gum the Food Mart
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