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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1943

Page

8

Texas War Food Plan Calls for Record 380 Million Acre Planting

Texas farmers are urged to boost food crop plantings under a national goal of 380 million acres, with a 26 percent rise in wheat and larger output of dry beans peanuts and potatoes. Judge Marvin Jones says all farmers must mobilize assets to meet rising war time food needs and maintain rotation to protect yields.

Washington Texas Marvin Jones Amarillo Jones United States

Patton Heads American Forces In Sicily Command

Malta dispatch lists the top Allied command in the Mediterranean during the Sicily campaign with Patton as commanding general of American forces and Montgomery as British commander in chief. The officers include Eisenhower as overall commander, Cunningham as naval chief, Tedder as air chief, Spaatz and Do little in strategic roles, and Lloyd overseeing coastal air forces.

Valletta Malta George S. Patton Jr United States Sicily Bernard L. Montgomery Mediterranean Dwight D. Eisenhower Andrew Browne Cunningham Bertram Ramsey Allied Forces Harold Alexander Mediterranean Air Command Sir Arthur Tedder United States Naval Forces Henry K. Hewitt Northwest African Force Carl A. Spaatz Northwest African Tactical Air Force Arthur Cunningham Strategic Air Force James H. Doolittle Northwest African Coastal Air Force Sir Hugh P. Lloyd

Lightning Bolt Kills Dog Sparing Baby At Farm

A single lightning strike at the Roland Crammel farm in Merrill Wisconsin killed a dog on the front porch, knocked a baby from its crib into another room, and damaged the kitchen sink, but the 8 month old baby was not hurt.

Merrill, Wis Roland Crammel Farm

Cotton Insignia May Replace Metal Under War Plan

Philadelphia report says the Army considers removing metal branch insignia in favor of knitted cotton labels to identify soldiers. The move aims to conserve brass and would require thousands of pounds of cotton yarn for production.

Philadelphia Cotton

Governor Plans Own Inventory of Tires in Check of Rationing

Governor Coke Stevenson moves to collect information from local sources on Texas tire supplies and butter and meat shortages as he postpones a conference with OPA official Max McCullough. He cites secrecy and calls for data to counter Washington “glittering generalities.”

Austin Coke Stevenson Texas Max McCullough Dallas OPA Stevenson McCullough Washington

Ration Free Shoe Sales Authorized by OPA

Washington D C Ration free sales of limited quantities of obsolete and odd lot shoes are authorized from July 19 to 31 by the Office of Price Administration. Prices will cap at ten percent above wholesale or twenty five percent below the July 1 1943 selling price.

Washington, D. C Office of Price Administration OPA

Wanted to Buy Fat Cattle and Sell Items in The Sun

A collage of classified notices includes WANTED fat cattle for butchering and requests to buy land or property, plus sale pitches for butane gas and auto loans. It also promotes selling unused household items via The Sun classifieds with low rates and quick results.

Pascal Farley Tom Barbee Foster’s Butane Denison Texas Sun

The Spice of Life and Odd Tales From The War Era

A collection of light anecdotes and jokes from wartime life. Louis laments starting school with a humorous line about unfinished business. A Marine trades a pipe up to a tribal trophy worth hundreds. A Georgia tale explains two Baptist churches over Moses. A desert traveler asks about a bathing suit. Two brothers share kitchen work. one fishes while the other fails. Will Rogers jokes about a Washington lecture with Coolidge and a singing quartet. A man questions a girlfriend named Belle and finds a door sign reading Bell out of order.

Will Rogers Washington White House Coolidge Will

Ise Been Took Ras Tus Refuses Lawful Wife

A colored minister asks Ras Tus if he will take a woman as his wife. The undersized, bow-legged man replies that he takes nothing, adding the line Ise been took, implying he has been deceived or trapped in the situation.

Rastus

Tomatoes baked fried and boiled for winter use

Tomato cooking tips emphasize baked stuffing, frying on toast, and boiling for variety. Guidance covers vitamin C content, storage in cool places, and using scraps for gravies and meals as meats rationing increases vegetable use. Sun Want Ads notes end of column.

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War Food Administration Patton T. W. Ayres & Son Gossard Joe Norman Whitewright Woodmen Circle Home Sherman, Texas Allen T. Short Hannah’s. Phone 100 Fay Burnett Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager Mgr Travis, Sherman Louis Dad Wisdom of The Solomons Southwest Pacific Dickering Georgia Pharoah Moses Udder Sahara Desert Belle Marathon Quaker State Motor Oil Norris Public Service Company
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