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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
4
Notice from Whitewright Texas about post office classification and advertising rates for entertainments raffles and memorials. Includes names J H Waggoner Glenn Doss Myrtle Douros Knight and a court notice from Grayson County Texas issued January 20 1943 by S W Earnest Clerk with a February 11 4T deadline.
The piece notes President Roosevelt's budget call for 109 billion dollars in war and non war spending through next year. It compares the scale to past federal outlays and stresses that victory relies on production and sacrifice. The article from Southwestern Banking Industry emphasizes mobilization and civilian resolve to "pass the ammunition."
The Filburn wheat case shows how home grown wheat was regulated under the AAA, with Justice Jackson ruling that even unmarketed wheat can affect interstate commerce. The piece questions overregulation and the broader implications for rural life and self supply.
A Washington report notes live firing practice with a .45 caliber Thompson submachine gun using a .22 adapter for training.
Gilda Grey promotes daily shimmying as a simple exercise to relax nerves and control weight. The Polish born entertainer, now in a Dallas revue for armed services morale, recalls wartime escapes and defends the dance as non vulgar aboriginal entertainment.
New residents to Grayson County or elsewhere in Texas who arrived between January 2 and December 31, 1942 may apply to the county tax assessor for a certificate exempting them from the poll tax due for residents on January 1, 1942. The AG opinion notes thousands moved for war industry work and urges eligible newcomers to prepare for voting in 1943.
The exemption certificate holder may vote in any election in 1943 if they have resided in the state for one year and in the county for six months by election day. The provision outlines eligibility for poll tax exemption and voting rights during the year.
Citation issued to Elias Douros for divorce from Myrtle Douros filed January 20 1943 with case No 49464. The first Monday after 42 days from issuance is March 8 1943 at 10 AM in the District Court at Sherman. Myrtle Knight Douros seeks dissolution of marriage alleging abandonment since August 15 1934 and no property or children.
A stanzaic poem by Edgar A. Guest contemplates a future of harder work and fewer comforts yet reassures with faith in liberty. It envisions thriving communities with home church and school enduring, flowers in yards, and resilience under honest rule regardless of wealth.
The Pauls Valley Enterprise notes Gallup analysis shows 61 percent of Americans have not seen income rise in six years while 39 percent gained, with half of families under 35 dollars weekly and only 20 percent over 60 dollars. Fifteen percent earn less than six years ago.
A man exits a train pale with illness and explains to a friend that he gets seasick riding backwards. He admits considering swapping seats with the person opposite, only to realize the car is empty.
The Paraguay region preserves Guarani as the second language after Spanish with strong use in social and legislative settings. Jesuit influence helped boost Guarani. the country’s rivers and tropical climate support vast quebracho forests, tea, cattle, and exports. Mennonite colonies aid agriculture. Paraguay imports food, machinery, clothing, and other goods from neighbors and beyond.
Malcolm Muir reports from the British Isles on union impact during World War II. Workers average 55 hours weekly, rising to 72 during Dunkirk. A conservative plant head credits unions with wartime productivity gains and says postwar leadership may share credit for victory. Union membership remains voluntary and not coerced by a closed shop.
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