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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
6
A compact Q and A from Bible Questions Voice addressing Jesus healing powers, the two great commandments, divorce in scripture, the Bible’s length, and end times. It cites Matthew 4 23 Matthew 19 3 9 John 3 16 Ecclesiastes 1 4 Isaiah 45 18 Ephesians 3 21 and 2 Peter 3 to defend that the earth will be inhabited and preserved.
A customer mocks a restaurant’s cleanliness by declaring the kitchen tastes like soap. The manager concedes cleanliness but notes the customer’s remark exposes a kitchen odor misperception rather than actual hygiene.
Citation orders F A Wright to appear before the Grayson County District Court in Sherman on or before February 19 1945 at 10 AM in response to M F Wrights petition for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Petition filed January 5 1945 under file 53267 with clerk S V Earnest.
Court notice to O H Williams in Sherman Grayson County Texas issued January 8 1945 for civil suit 53268 by plaintiff Mrs Viola Williams alleging three years abandonment case to be filed before 10 am Monday February 26 1945 in the District Court at Sherman with clerk Ls W Earnest and deputy Nancy Drake on record
State health officials cite a new widespread diarrhea illness with unknown cause, airborne spread, and short duration. The bulletin also notes sharp weekly rises in chickenpox diphtheria influenza malaria mumps meningitis and scarlet fever with dysentery leading at 1 099 cases for the week ending Jan 6.
A playful exchange about the sun being ninety million miles away prompts Willie to wonder how sunlight arrives so early. A closing witticism notes that a man's reputation blends what friends, enemies and acquaintances say behind his back.
Sen Tom Connally of Texas swaps committees quitting Judiciary to join the Agriculture Committee. The move bars Sen W Lee O Daniel from a spot and keeps Connally as Senate Foreign Relations chairman and Finance member. Agriculture represents Texas as its top industry after years without Senate planting.
A Times poll of car owners shows many drivers want postwar models with larger windshields to see more of the outside world, surprising manufacturers according to Brubaker in The New Yorker.
A long excerpt presents Lincoln recounting his birth in 1809 in Kentucky, his mixed early education, frontier upbringing, and rise from a self-taught learner to a lawyer and politician. He notes farming, Black Hawk War service, legislative terms, and congressional tenure, ending with a physical description.
John Reed Murphy of the Grocery Manufacturers section predicts pipe tobacco will join wartime shortages within two to three months. He cites rising cigarette demand, labor scarcity, and price ceilings as causes, calling the pinch inevitable starting in March.
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