Whitewright Sun public notices and policy
The Whitewright Sun is a second class mail matter at Whitewright Texas. Notices of entertainments box suppers and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. Memorials resolutions of respect will also be charged. Published every Thursday by the publisher managing editor. Subscription price is 1.50 per year payable in advance. The paper will correct any erroneous reflections brought to its attention.
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Whitewright Sun
Texas
National Geographic Society
Germany and Allied Invasion Reflections Across War News
The piece contrasts a Christian Science Monitor editorial on German cruelty and Allied aims with Fort Worth Star Telegram analysis of the invasion planning. It notes Allied air and sea superiority, cautious timing, and the need to awaken Germany to democratic responsibility inside a wider war effort.
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Europe
Germany
Wilno
East Prussia
Reich
Jefferson
Christian Science Monitor
Allied
Britain
Fort Worth
Allied Invasion Fleet Losses Highlight Narrow Margin
Report notes only 15 British and American ships sunk in the Normandy invasion among thousands of transports. The feat underscores Allied naval planning and auxiliary services handling a major wartime operation.
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France
Letters for Overseas Sustain Morale With Home Mail
The piece urges families to send letters to service members overseas to maintain morale. It highlights the value of home news and stresses timely mail, including the use of V mail to speed delivery and free cargo space for supplies and reinforcements. It calls on relatives and friends to write regularly to sons brothers fathers and other service members.
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France
Pacific
Fort Worth
V-Mail
Texas July Heat: A Look at Record Temps and Humidity
Fort Worth readers learn why Texas summers feel so harsh. The article explains seasonal heat patterns, noting Fort Worth’s record 112 degrees in 1929 and 1936, July highs of 109 in 1912, and a July 24 reading of 106 with a dry, humid climate.
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Fort Worth
Equator
United States
Tropics
Central Plains
Rockies
Mississippi
Texas
North Dakota
California
Arizona
Death Valley
Polio Cases Rise Across Nation In Summer Surge
The U S Public Health Service reported 795 new poliomyelitis cases from June 3 to July 8 nationwide. North Carolina accounted for 237 cases and Kentucky for 84, signaling an epidemic spread.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
North Carolina
Kentucky
Government Food Sold to Civilians Reaches 15 Million
Dallas report says more than 15 million dollars worth of government owned food has been sold to civilian trade in the past 60 days. Canned fruits vegetables dried fruit dairy eggs beans peas rice fish and irish potatoes were included as the War Food Administration returns surplus foods to normal trade channels.
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Dallas
L. J. Cappleman
War Food Administration
Office of Distribution
New Lumber Order Studied At Session
About 50 lumbermen from Denison Gainesville Tyler Whitewright Whitesboro Pottsboro and nearby towns met at Hotel Denison to discuss administration of the new center control lumber order L3 35. Leo Spillman explained the ruling with Carl Wilson presiding as the meeting continues a district series to ensure fair administration of government rulings. Ships en route to Egypt from New York sail north along the Great Circle course.
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Denison
Gainesville
Tyler
Whitewright
Whitesboro
Pottsboro
Center Control
Leo Spillman
Lingo-Leeper Co
Carl W. Wilson
Egypt
New York
Moscow Enslaved Germans Parade in Capture Millions Watch
The German army entered Moscow Monday as 57 600 prisoners moved through the city on foot and by rail. Red Army offensives sent captives toward the east while about a million Muscovites watched in silence, with two German generals among the first groups.
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Moscow
Red Army
Public Notice from Jake J Loy Appeal for Support
A political advertisement from Jake J Loy thanks Whitewright citizens for past support and urges voter turnout. He pledges experience and asks communities to vote for candidates who cannot vote themselves, noting a radio slot on KRRV Friday night from 7:15 to 7:30.
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A shopper enters the busy grocer Mr Peck with a dreadful headache. She says she has lost it, but the grocer reassures that it is not lost and that he has Te
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