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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
2
Local residents report visits to friends and relatives across Leonard Dallas Sherman Paris Ennis Lubbock Fort Worth Fort Worth and Dallas over the weekend and in the week. Families attend church meetings and charitable events while noting illness and hospitality.
Dr Axel Wijk of Stockholm University proposes regularized English spelling affecting five to ten percent of words. He argues the reform would aid teachers students and foreigners and help English become a true international language.
Mary Alice Shaw, Administratrix of T. B. Ireland deceased, filed January 23, 1960, in Grayson County Court for final settlement and discharge. The hearing is set for February 8, 1960, at the Sherman courthouse, requiring all interested parties to appear or file a written answer contesting the account and application.
A fact sheet lists 1957 drinking driver involvement in at least 300 of all fatal crashes and notes that 23 of adult pedestrians killed in 1957 had been drinking. It urges safety education and enforcement, outlines effects of alcohol on judgment and driving, and explains that only time and chemical tests determine impairment.
Washington report from the Louisiana State University Agriculture Extension Service states that meat contributes essential nutrients for teens to build strong muscles and healthy skin nails and posture. It notes youths require more nutrients than adults due to growth and activity.
College Station officials outline how farmers should determine asset life for tax depreciation. Factors include usage, wear, repairs, climate, and conditions. The IRS bulletin F provides average figures, usable as a guide, with local county agents holding life estimates for farm items.
College Station reports the 1959 60 cotton season is forecast at 23.7 million bales up 3.4 million from 1958 59. Extension economist John McHaney cites larger 1959 acreage and a 474 pound per acre yield as main drivers. End of the 1958 acreage program and the Choice B support program expanded available land and allotments. Exports are expected to be about 5.6 million bales of the 15 million bale disappearance of 1959 60.
Answers cover travel reimbursement for medical care, emergency authorization, GI Bill training deadlines eight years from discharge with a 1965 end date, War Orphans Education Act options in photography, and updating address with Post Office and VA to ensure timely benefit checks.
An instructional note explains sharpening scissors by drawing the blades along the neck of a small bottle as if cutting the neck, describing the proper motion and position for effective edge restoration.
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