Friendly Old Sol Warns of Sun Dangers and Safe Dosage
The U S Public Health Service cautions sun worshippers to tan gradually to avoid burns and hospital visits. The AMA notes safe exposure校start at 15 minutes, increase by 15 minutes daily, avoid peak hours, and protect eyes and babies. Vitamin D benefits exist but are obtainable via diet.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
PHS
American Medical Assn
AMA
U. S
Amusing Anecdotes and Odd Marriages Across the Nation
A bank teller foils a hold up by a note that ends with a marriage proposal. Amusement park Tunnel of Love hosts a wedding after a confessed engagement. A dentist halts drilling for a minister’s marriage, gifting two tooth brushes. A Los Angeles chef bakes a ton of eggs for a celebration. Readers spar over women as gold diggers with a widow’s rebuttal. A kiss ends in a home blast blamed on a washing machine. A penny cap for a marriage license is saved up in Arkansas. A Grand Rapids pilot halts takeoff for a wife’s farewell kiss. Education and finances are humorously contrasted in a closing quip.
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California
Philadelphia
Clifton Forge
Los Angeles
Connecticut
Mesa
Aziz
Arkansas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sure-footed Man Serves Texas
The Dallas News lauds Bill Blakley as a steady, unpretentious figure from ranch life who served as U S Senator in 1957. It argues Texans should reelect Blakley on July 26, praising his firm beliefs and straight path.
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Bill Blakley
Blakley
U. S
Dallas Newe
William A. Blakley
Senate
Texas
Drivers urged to report accidents under Texas law
Texas Highway Patrol notes only 68 percent of drivers report accidents in 1957. In District 1A 3587 drivers involved but 2462 reports filed, while 2196 accidents were investigated. Nationwide 25 238 rural accidents involved 39 255 drivers. 26 716 reports filed. penalties include fines up to 200 dollars for nonreporting. A Wisconsin tavern joke about 1947 pennies ends in a 19 98 payoff.
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Harry Hutchinson
Texas Highway Patrol
Texas
Hutchinson
North
Agai
Austin
Texas Highway Patrol Office
Sheriff's Department
Hutchison
McDowell seeks Texas FFA presidency at San Antonio convention
Bill McDowell of Whitewright leaves for San Antonio to attend the 30th annual Texas Future Farmers convention. The Sun prints 3,000 campaign circulars and 3,000 candidate cards featuring his FFA record including Greenhand president and Area Star Farmer among many honors.
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FFA
Bill McDowell
Whitewright
Texas Future Farmers
San Antonio
The
Sun
Bill
Alton McDowell
Tw —S
Area Ffa
Star Farmer
Icultur
Veteran GI questions cover insurance and loans
A veteran asks if VA can deduct insurance premiums from disability compensation and learns yes if compensation is sufficient. Another asks if changing science subjects affects VA course status. answer is no if final goal stays. A widow asks about extended WWII loan eligibility. yes, unremarried widows may apply before July 25, 1960. Finally a reinstatement question notes medical forms go from physician to VA after exam.
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Romy
Mysician
Chronestel
Poetic Reflections On Life And Doubt
A compact meditation using metaphor and aphorism. It contrasts doubt and clarity with lines about weather emotion and thought. The piece touches on love learning and perception through brief vivid images.
Political Announcements for Rayburn and Kent
Campaign notices show Sam Rayburn seeking reelection to the 4th Congressional seat and John Kent seeking reelection as County Commissioner precinct 2 in the 9th Senatorial District. Voters are urged to consider these candidates in upcoming elections.
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John Kent
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Green Bay
Wis
Gusty Lady
the Sun
By Margie B. Boswell
Congressional District
Sam Rayburn
Ray Roberts
Grayson County
Ray Craft
Tom McKee
Wayne Bruce
Ernest W
Ernie
Franklin
Fannin County
Tall Traveler
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet Engineering
America
Door Sedan
Whitewright, Texas
Bond
Maple
Chevr
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