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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1953
Page
2
Senator Taft said the current fiscal year will close with about 9 billion dollars more in outgo than receipts. He projected next year could add another 7 billion dollars in red ink, ruling out a balanced budget by mid 1954.
New York firms introduce fragrance added paint from Adelphia Paint & Color Works. Bernard N. Cullen says the synthetic tuttifruiti scent lasts only until the paint dries. The idea follows odorless paints and aims to make painting more pleasant.
The State of Texas and Grayson County notify of a tax lien foreclosure on D. M. Prater’s property Lot 8 and 9, Block 2, Lake View Addition Whitesboro. Sale set for August 4, 1953 at the Grayson County courthouse, with redemption rights preserved.
This piece explains how to protect an idea before patenting. It advises documenting the conception with dated records and two witnesses, sealing in an envelope, and mailing it to oneself to create postal evidence. It urges filing for a patent as soon as possible after refining the invention.
A microbe encounters a sick fellow while traveling a vein. The ill microbe fears it has caught a little penicillin, prompting a brief, humorous exchange about infection and medicine.
Q and A format on on-farm training under the Korean GI Bill and on National Service Life Insurance policies. The guidance states institutional on-farm training must be full time and confirms that a permanent plan policy with waiver of premiums continues to accumulate guaranteed values, including loan privileges.
The text explains that for pension purposes, all proceeds from a house received through inheritance must be treated as income. It also states training deadlines under the Korean GI Bill: veterans released before August 20, 1952 must begin by August 20, 1954, while those released after August 20, 1952 have two years from separation to start training.
New York bellhop Bill Picaro runs a free shoe breaking service at the Hotel Edison helping guests break in new footwear in seven hours. He says the time saved justifies the free service. A joking note about a movie and Halley's comet returning in 1985 closes the item.
A nostalgic quote extols smiling as a free act that costs nothing yet yields joy. It notes the quick, lasting memory, spreads goodwill, forges friendship, and returns to the giver when shared. It emphasizes that a genuine smile is priceless and unbuyable until given away.
Patent divorce petition filed by Louise Larson seeks dissolution from James Matthew Larson on grounds of abandonment for more than three years. Citation issued June 19 1953 directs appearance by August 3 1953 before the 15th District Court in Sherman Grayson County Texas.
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