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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
7
A series of cases discuss how sellers and builders may be liable for damages when they fail to foresee misuse. Jones sold gas in a open container leading to injuries. courts note gasoline is dangerous and improper handling. Foreseeable misuse by third parties can create liability if the seller or constructor could have foreseen harm.
The Sun outlines that it is a service institution with open Columns for news items from individuals and organizations. It states editors decide newsworthiness and may reject items deemed too old or promotional material not news.
The article reports racial tensions in Washington DC amid integration with rising crime and mixed public opinion. It cites fears of crime, backlash from whites, and comments about the Kennedy administration. A separate public notice requires Ida A. Henschen heirs to appear in Grayson County Texas probate court by July 24, 1961.
Mr Porter of Savoy and Miss Lula Russell wed at the Richey home last Thursday afternoon. Rev Vernon McFatridge appointed pastor of the Kentucky town Baptist Church. I O O F Lodge officers elected: S D Berry N G J D McMillin W G D R Lewis secretary L O Lackey treasurer. Numerous local names appear in a B Y P U program including Martha Sue Lindsey Mozella Looney Albert Haliburton Dorothy Juan Gillett Margery Smith Una Mae Mangrum Lula Lee Vestal.
A. L. Graves died at his home southeast of Whitewright Sunday. Gomer Graves has accepted employment in the office of Kimbell mills. J. B. Hamilton has been appointed agent for Magnolia Petroleum Co. at Greenville. Mr. F. O. Mangrum and Miss Ruby...
Miss Sallye Hamilton won a trip to Galveston offered by The Sun for securing the most subscriptions during a four week period. Mrs. Fred Cook held a birthday party Friday afternoon for her son Fred Jr.
Slice banana lengthwise and arrange on a lettuce leaf with canned fruit cocktail. Drizzle lemon dressing made from mayonnaise and frozen lemonade concentrate. Fold in whipped heavy cream with a touch of lemon rind. Garnish with cherries from the fruit cocktail.
In 1960 American private industry boosted payments for employee pension welfare and unemployment benefits to $18 billion, up $2.1 billion from 1959. Employers paid $5.2 billion for old age survivors and disability insurance, $2.9 billion for unemployment insurance, and $8.5 billion to private pension and welfare funds.
A man carries an unnecessary burden as a metaphor for pride and stubbornness. The saying links shoulder tension to an overvalued grievance and persistent self importance.
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