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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
3
The item lists numerous weekend and recent visits by residents and relatives from Dallas Houston Garland Denison Grand Prairie Sherman Fort Worth and Phoenix to homes of local families including the Hensoff Smith McKenna and Skipworth households. It notes travelers and guests from multiple cities and a California trip.
The piece discusses constitutional change via two methods two thirds vote of both houses or a convention called by two thirds of the states. It notes states rescinding approvals on a proposed income tax limit amendment and asks how Congress would trigger a convention if two thirds of legislatures have not aligned. It cites a 1939 Supreme Court view that such questions are political.
LINCOLN, Neb. Accidents kill more children each year than the seven most dreaded childhood diseases. William D. Lutes, extension safety specialist at the University of Nebraska, urged parents to immunize children against accidents by supervising baths, removing dangerous objects, selecting safe toys, turning pan handles away from edges, and keeping matches and cigarettes out of reach.
Lutes advocates protection supplemented by education and a good safety example to guide behavior. The remark emphasizes practical steps and modeling safe conduct for better outcomes.
The document commands appearance by answering the petition filed July 2 1938 in Grayson County Texas before the Fifteenth District Court in Sherman. Plaintiffs seek title and possession to a 60 acre tract derived from J Chalmers Survey. defendants include Albert Chambers and others. The citation warns it must be served within 40 days or be returned unserved.
Outdoor writer Vern Sanford explores Port Aransas shrimp boats and the feeding frenzy of gulls as a symbol of a coastal fishery at risk. He notes shrinking shrimp supplies, conflicting industry views on bay closures, and laws on gear and shrimp size, warning that overharvesting small shrimp could devastate inshore fish and livelihoods.
The Pleasant Hill Times laments how journalism schooling and ad funded promotions push capitalizing common words like julep. Editors train reporters to use initial capitals, inviting trademark ire and letters scolding the press for “careless” style. The paper jokes it will switch to lower case freely.
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