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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1940

Page

6

Texas lawyer's courthouse memory in Fort Worth tale

A veteran attorney aged in his four scores appears in a Fort Worth federal court. He presents a hand written petition and a faded license to practice before the Supreme Court. A gray bailiff leads him to the door as the winter day ends.

Federal Fort Worth Alexander H. Stephens Georgia Supreme Court of the United States

Belgians Say Defeated By Superior Force Not Treason

The Belgian Embassy issued a statement saying Belgium was defeated by superior German force, equipment, and tactics after an eighteen day stand. There is no need to seek sensational explanations like betrayals or treasons, the embassy added.

Washington

Health Hints on Poliomyelitis Summer Spread and Care

Health officials note infantile paralysis like typhoid fever is largely a summer disease with most cases in July through October. By June 30 there were fifty three poliomyelitis cases reported. transmission is mainly by direct contact though insect spread is suspected but unproven.

State Health Department

United Europe Forecast by Emil Ludwig in Santa Barbara

Emil Ludwig predicts Europe will unify into one United States of Europe after the chaos. He cites Switzerland as a model and says monarchs like Wilhelmina Haakon and Christian symbolize a fading era. He foresees King George relocating to Canada signaling empire breakup and Hitler facing reaction. A 1936 Atlantic bottle story is recalled as a distant echo.

Santa Barbara Calif Emil Ludwig United States of Europe Europe Nazi Germany Switzerland Wilhelmina Haakon Christian George England Canada Hitler

Citation Notice From Texas District Court 1940

The State of Texas citation directed to Grayson County sheriffs and constables commands official service in the October Term 1940 district court case. The document is a formal court summons ordering appearance or action.

State OF Texas District Court Grayson County

Notice of Partition Suit in Grayson County Texas

Writ summons Sherman T Bodkin Horace Kimble Alice Bodkin Ethel Hartley to appear Sept Oct 1940 before the District Court Grayson County to answer a petition filed June 13 1940 by Sadie Stanford West and Lucy Anderson and Bob Anderson seeking partition of real estate with a lien in favor of West. The property includes three tracts in Grayson County valued at about 4000 dollars and possession to be determined by the court. The defendants include multiple Bodkins and Hartleys with some residences unknown. The case file number is 47579.

Grayson Sherman T. Bodkin Kansas City Missouri Horace Kimble Rye Pueblo County Colorado Alice Bodkin Ethel Hartley 15Th Judicial District Grayson County Sherman Irene Bloomer Sadie Stanford West Texas Iron Ore Creek T. N. Bradley J. B. Goode G. N. Bodkin Grayse County Thomas N. Bradley District Court Dumas Denison George N. Bodkin Sarah J. Bodkin W. R. Henderson District Court of Grayson Co Louise Jones

Texas Youth Administration Lowers Eligibility Age

Texas youths 17 years old become eligible for NYA employment as the National Youth Administration expands work opportunities. State Administrator J C Kellam announced that with new funds, about 15 000 Texas youths out of school can be employed, boosting employment prospects.

Austin National Youth Administration Texas NYA J. C. Kellam

CARDUS CARDUI Sun Want Ad Claim Note

An old Sun want ad promotes CARDUS and CARDUI as remedies for dysmenorrhea and menstrual distress. It claims relief from cramps headaches nervousness and digestion issues tied to malnutrition and suggests taking CARDUS before and during the period, noting CARDUI has been popular for 50 years.

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