Down Memory Lane Vintage Items From Local Papers
A collage of clippings from The Sun and other papers recalls relief work in Sherman, hunting in Oklahoma, candy social at Mrs Stalcups, a music memory contest director appointed in district five, moves and marriages in Whitewright and Denison, a chicken thief, cafe sale, rain totals, and a bid for public weigher in precinct 3.
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the Sun
Max Powell
Katy
Sherman
Lawrence
Clarence Burden
Hardwood
Okla
Canaan
Grayson, Collin, Cooke, Fannin
Lamar Counties
Whitewright
Census Bureau
Lee Norris
Phillip Norris
Oscar Henslee
Roland Cox
Walter Jenkins
Alton McDowell
South Bond Street
J. E. English
Walter Comton
Precinct 3
AMA Group Warns Emotionally Upset Drivers Should Not Drive
A Chicago AMA panel with the Center for Safety Education at NYU releases a pamphlet Are you fit to drive warning that emotional upset, anger, and aggression heighten crash risk. It notes drowsiness from drugs eye strain and aging can impair driving followed by cautions on sleepiness night driving and insulin reactions.
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Chicago
40 Million Women Can't Be Wrong
A feature notes 40 million women use sewing machines to fight rising costs. Surveyed 12 centers shows millions make dresses blouses coats and curtains boosting home economy. It cites savings of about five to ten dollars per garment and links sewing to fashion and spending power. King Olav’s succession to Norway is briefly mentioned.
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A. P
Veteran Questions And Answers
A Veterans Administration Q and A column covers outpatient care limits to service connected disabilities only and explains refunds for unused GI insurance premiums. It clarifies reinstating GI loan entitlement after resale of a World War II home and lists survivor benefits income as gross wages for eligibility calculations.
Anklam Notes On Roles And Daily Quips
A column cites sayings about responsibility appearance and memory with quips from Spinster Minnie Tike and references to marriage divorce and an ancestor from the Mayflower. It closes with a definition of whitesmith.
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Minnie Tike
Eliria Griggsby
Japan Supplies Hardwood Plywood Amid US Quota
Japan remains the main supplier of hardwood plywood to the United States but a quota limits shipments to shield American manufacturers from competition.
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Japan
United States
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G. W. Judd
Slaton
Bow Corner
HD Club
Laura Sloan
Pilot Grove
Dan S. McMillin
Reid Wilson
Dallas
J. A. Farrow
Joe Cowart
J. A. Mauk
A. J. Badgett
Corpus Christi
Winnell Stapleton
Azale Smith
Marjorie Montgomery
Betty Jane Harper
Ann LaRoe
Edith Harper
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Halleen Benson
Lela Cox
Charles Skaggs
Wallace Reeves
Robert Lee Owens
Leroy Martin
Ben Robert Jones
James Bow
John Biggerstaff
J. A. Stateville
M. T. Craig
G. W. Kingery
Kingery & Craig
Amateene May
W. C. Cummings
Ivanhoe
Lloyd Moore
Denison
Cleo Hall
Woodrow Sinor
Mary Donihoe
William Musser
Dan Vestal
Trenton
Orangeville News
Meee
Tom Sears
Atma Casualty
Ealtoas
AMA
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WAC
Edna F. Clause
Licking
Lawson Air Field
Infantry Center
Fort Benning
Olav
Norway
Olaf
Olaf Trygvassen
Southwest
Amon Carter Square
P.O
Fort Worth
Doc Anklam
Skipworth BuilDer's Supply
Tom Bean
Texas
U. S
U.S
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
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