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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
4
Fort Worth Press notes President Truman’s anger over IRS and Justice Department scandals. He fires Caudle and proposes a cleanup led by Attorney General J Howard McGrath, despite past questions about his judgment and ties to the cases.
In Longview a regional East Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting heard Charles N. Shepardson of A&M College describe the rural decline as wholesome. He said farms are operated more efficiently and non productive workers join industry as capable workers stay to manage land.
Dr Geo W Cox state health officer urges early cancer detection to improve outcomes. He notes cancer rises with age but is not hopeless or contagious, and emphasizes annual physicals and skepticism toward sensational claims. Warning signs include lumps, persistent sores, unusual bleeding, and digestive bleeding.
Poem describes misty peaks, vanishing ranges, cows seeking shelter under trees as a thunder shower breaks over hay valleys. Children watch for a rainbow that will bind mountain and valley again, with Marjorie Somers Scheuer signature in Sun advertisement.
AUSTIN announces January as hand signal month to urge motorists to use right turn left turn and slow or stop signals. Texas Safety Association cites 1951 death rate over 2,500 and stresses signals are legal requirements to save lives and reduce highway crashes.
Winter weather changes outdoor and indoor activities and raises fire and carbon monoxide dangers. The article explains burn classifications and first aid, emphasizes major infection risk, and stresses proper ventilation and cautions with heaters, dampers, chimneys, and closed garages to prevent asphyxiation.
A reflective verse by Margie B. Boswell muses on whispers echoes and choosing words with care. It contrasts sparing sugar with foreseeing the future and warns to watch rumors as rivers flood and quicksand looms in life’s pattern from God.
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