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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

2

Endowment push at Oak Hill Cemetery Foundation

The Oak Hill Cemetery Foundation reports its first year endowment progress with a $20,100 trust fund and plans for a $50 per full lot or $25 per half lot endowment. Many details list donors and amounts as endowments or dues to support permanent upkeep amid ongoing additions and land expansion on Oak Hill Annex.

Oak Hill Cemetery Foundation Kay Kimbell William Fleming Oak Hill Cemetery Oak Hill Annex Fleming and Kimbell Enme Owen Een PEI Eccisse Acta Oremetne Econonerense

Winter Flock Management in Cold Weather

Winter egg production hinges on comfortable hens, ample feed, and proper ventilation. Poultryman George P. McCarthy notes fresh warm water each morning, steady mash intake, and moist noon mash boost. Maintain water and mash consumption to sustain higher production.

Texas Produces Millions in Minerals in 1942 Output

Texas mineral production in 1942 reached 895,775,540 dollars, down from 1941 by 58,435,610. Copper output totaled 198,000 pounds valued at 23,958, with silver at 672,781 fine ounces worth 478,422, gold about 8,260 for 236 ounces, and sulfur a 41.28 million dollar industry from 2.58 million long tons.

Texas University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology

United Nations at War: U S Army Builds Broadcast Network

The U S Army with Office of War Information runs 55 low power stations across Britain to reach American troops. Monthly, 30 midget book editions are distributed to overseas personnel with a goal of nearly 20 million books in the coming year. A newsreel fundraising effort aids famine relief in India. Japan expands mass marriages to Java with five couples wedding in Batavia.

England U. S. Army Office of War Information British Isles Japan Java Batavia

To the People of this Community Think It Over

The editor asks readers to reflect on local matters and consider collective responsibility for community wellbeing and future actions.

Mass marriage program offers state bonus to couples

Reports indicate the state pays a bonus to couples to promote quick and early marriages. Gas supply to private homes in Yugoslavia was halted due to coal shortages. Requests to households to reduce consumption by half did not achieve the expected results.

Yugoslavia

British Army Braced for Locust Swarms in Saudi Wastes

A thousand British troops armed with bran and arsenic preparations prepare to battle vast locust swarms in Saudi Arabia. The U N supplies face severe disruption as neutral Saudi Arabia hosts the operation in the trackless desert.

Saudi Arabia United Nations

WAC Recruiting Appeal Urges Women to Join Army

Motivational recruitment notice invites women to enlist in the Women’s Army Corps. It highlights training, pay, travel, and job roles, directing readers to a local Army Recruiting Station or The Adjutant General in Washington, D.C., for more details.

WAC U. S. Army Adjutant General Munitions Building Washington, D.C

Canada War Loan Sets New Oversubscription Record

Canada’s Fifth Victory Loan, aimed at 1.2 billion, closed with an oversubscription of 183 million. It marked the largest financing operation to date and saw more individuals buying bonds than in any prior war loan drive.

Canada

Life In Kharkov Returns To Normal After Red Army Recapture

Kharkov residents crowd streets as shops markets and dining rooms reopen after the Red Army recaptured the city on August 23. Seventy seven new schools open serving 23 000 children. Muslim troops accompany the expedition wearing Arab headdresses with no ranks and no alcohol allowed under Islamic law.

Kharkov Russia Red Army

Army and Navy Give Toys to Algerian Orphans in Algiers

Fifty children from a Protestant orphanage in Algiers were guests of the U S Army on the day before Christmas. WACs played games with them and distributed toys, cakes, and fruit. American sailors in North African ports prepared toys for 1 000 Algerian children.

Army Navy Algiers U. S. Army WACS

Australia plans wartime food exports in 1944

Australia intends to produce six million pounds of apple sauce twelve percent of a million pounds of apple butter and ten million pounds of tropical butter spread. It will also can seven million pounds of sweet corn for American troops. The Statue of Liberty has stood in New York Harbor since 1886.

Australia New York Harbor

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Whitewright Abbott C. W Alderson J. F Allison Robert B Alverson F. W Mae Moore Austin Dero Badgett A. J Baptist Church Barbee T. E Mrs Addie Bassett Floyd Beckett Thos. G Binkley Wm. L Blackerby Blakey J. W Blanton T. B E. T Bradford Joe Adene Cleek S. C Tom Gillett Collins C. F Ees Cooper Emmett Deis Bodak Dyer B. E Everheart J. E Fain, M. N Farrow J. A Fogle, C. C German, J. L Gillett, Tom Gillett Dan Gourdin J.M Graves J. H Guthrie Mrs.c. A Haile Lester Hill C. C Hoard J. D Holland Lou Sears W. F Hollingsworth D. A Hopper Jay R. H Montgomery S. T Mullins M. H Marley Susie C Oliver J. R Way Ownby W. D Pace Mrs. C. J Patridge Albert Pennington R. T Pierce Mrs. P. J Pope, A. L Pritchett Reeves, Cull Rector Mabel Ee Roberts J. T POOR Vis Dykh Woensterindetncene SUE Ae Oe Sr Evons TS Migh Wenan Scales Dora Sears T. E. Estate Sears, H. C Sears, L. P. Estate Simmons W. T T. H Wade H R. L S. B. Sivells Mrs. Geo Smith, Will Smith Grover Spindle Stedham W. H Stillwell, Grady Sturdivant, J. M Stateville G. C Thomas, B. C Wie Truett Fred M Turner, G. B Wright J. M White W. L W. C Dmnasinen NE Willis H. C Wimpee Womack Mary Marshall Alexander E. R E. D Cox W. M Davidson Fain Gordon R. B Luther A. L T. S Haliburton A. K Hall J. Bi McMillin D. S Cesar Astern Moore Sallie Moore Lloyd Penn Emmet Peersenectop Bob Bascom Raymond Stillwell N. R Vaughn W. P Pe Eai Regs Nore Tom E. Barbee B. Bryant, Jr Guy Hamilton F. M. Echols T. J. Lilley United Nations AT Chinese Women Aid India Sian Reserve District No THE First National Bank Whitewright, Texas Federal Reserve Bank Grayson R A. Gillett R. A. Gillett M. Badgett A. M. Bryant J. H. Waggoner C. B. Bryant, JR Directors
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