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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
2
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with numerous trips to Dallas Sherman Coffey Mill Lake Plano and other nearby towns. Names include Billy and Grace Roberts H G Vandagriff L R Worley Peggy Maupin J P Blanton T J Lilley and many others visiting relatives and attending weekend gatherings.
Denver mint reports peak production with two shifts five days a week stamping pennies nickels dimes quarters and half dollars. Through the first three months of this year it produced 331,588,000 coins up 57,147,000 from 1957 with about three-fourths pennies.
A Journal of the American Hospital Association report predicts hospital charges will climb five to 10 percent yearly for years. Dr. Henry N. Pratt cites rapid medical advances and rising labor costs as the main drivers, noting a 161.2 percent rise over 12 years and ongoing pressure from wages and new technology.
The report notes hospitals raise pay to compete for personnel and cites higher bills from more women entering industry. Hospitals also end sub-standard wartime wages and shorten the work week to align with industry schedules, increasing staffing needs.
Clarence McLoughlin decided to kill himself by disconnecting a gas pipe in his one story clapboard home. He dozed off. Later he reached for a cigarette and lit a light that demolished the house. He suffered only minor injuries and was found on his couch in the wreckage. He told firemen I forgot about the gas.
A collection of old adage rules about fog and weather cues. Morning fog often yields fair weather, rain before seven ceases by eleven, and a rainbow at night signals sailors’ delight while a morning rainbow warns. A hazy dawn with sun through mist presages warmth, and strong flower scent supposedly foresees rain.
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