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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

3

Marriages Births and Local Notices Highlight Community

Mrs Stanley Fogle and Ruth Myrick wed on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Rham Pennington announce a daughter born January 4. Mary Rena Penn and Bryant Penn hosted a dance last Monday. Mrs Joe May suffered a stroke recently. Josh May reelected president of Savoy State Bank. Several locals return to Texas A M College for new term.

Stanley Fogle Ruth Myrick Rham Pennington Mary Rena Penn Bryant Penn Joe May Josh May Whitewright Savoy State Bank Claud Willis Joe Johnson Roger Davis Reed Wilson M. College Mitchell Cox Fort Smith, Ark

Life Span and Salary Projections for 1956 Babies

Florida State University professor Dr. William F. Ogburn predicts a 1956 baby will live about 75 years and earn about $8,000 annually by 2000. He notes a baby born every eight minutes, marriages by ages 20 or 23, and four of five couples remain married. Average family income seen at $4,000 increasing to $8,000 by 2000, with significant spending on living quarters and large losses to gambling and travel.

Tallahassee Fla William F. Ogburn American Sociological Society American Statistician Association Ogburn Florida State University

Woman Declares Open Mind Amid Claim of Unbiased View

A woman asserts she has no prejudice and will listen with an open mind, while expressing strong doubt that the opposing view has merit, describing it as pure rubbish. Her remarks reflect tension over bias and fairness in the discussion.

Cancer study warns 32 of 100 newborns may face disease

A Chicago report on a major cancer survey finds 32 of every 100 newborns may develop cancer during life, with 3 by age 45 and 14 by age 65. The study, covering 10 metropolitan areas, notes rising incidence and over 500,000 new U S cases yearly, potentially increasing 50 percent in 25 years.

Chicago United States National Cancer Institute of the U. S. Public Health Service Bethesda Journal of the American Medical Association Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh Atlanta New Orleans Dallas Denver San Francisco Birmingham Ala U. S

Farm or Town Where Are They City Births and Deaths

Suburban residents prompt vital statistics changes to 1956 forms. New lines ask place of birth or death and whether residence is on a farm to resolve misclassification between rural and urban rates. Dr Halbert L Dunn announces the update from Washington.

Chicago Halbert L. Dunn National Office of Vital Statistics Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington, D. C

Safety belt proves safe in save of wife

A Louisville man praised his safety belt after his wife escaped an attempted abduction when a man opened her car and grabbed her. The belt kept her inside as the assailant fled in a cloud of exhaust fumes when the light changed. The man coined the slogan “The wife you save may be your own.” This account appeared with unrelated legal notices from Grayson County Texas filed December 1955.

Louisville Tex Everett Baty Joe Baty Jeff Baty 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas James E. Holt Lucille Holt Union Street Whitesboro Abner E. Jones R. E. Wafer Alma M. Wafer A. D S. V. Earnest Nancy Davenport Whitewright Sun

Thunderstorms create vast fertilizer via nitrogen reaction

The National Geographic Society states that lightning in storms fixes about 100 million tons of usable fertilizer annually. Virginia allocates 200000 dollars for the 350th Jamestown landing anniversary celebration of 1607.

National Geographic Society Virginia

We Can’t Spell Your Name or Others in the Ledger

The notice reports errors in an indexing system where names were miswritten or unreadable. Officials promise corrections and updated records to restore accurate spellings for individuals in the registry.

Veteran Questions And Answers On GI Bill Benefits

A veteran oriented Q and A outlines monthly certification for correspondence students not required. Instead every three months forms are sent to the school and VA receives the completed form for quarterly GI benefits. It also covers VA insurance premium deductions ending when compensation no longer covers premiums. It notes VA payments to a child of a deceased veteran end at age 21, and confirms Public Law 16 training can continue beyond July 1956 for veterans with disabilities.

Five Mile Deep Found In South Pacific

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution reports Bartholomew Deep off Antofagasta Chile as about 25,980 feet deep, possibly the second deepest ocean trench. Chief Scientist Parker D. Trask says the trough is 7,500 feet wide with steep cliffs, measured by a new echo sounding method.

Woods Hole Mass South Pacific Chile Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Cable Parker D. Trask Antofagasta Challenger Depts Guam Trask Bartholomew's Deep

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