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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
2
A consumer guide explains why a good record title matters when buying property, the limits of warranty deeds, the role of title examinations, and how lenders may accept imperfect titles. It also notes the need for a written opinion from an attorney and offers a Texas Bar pamphlet for further help.
Texas experts report U S agricultural exports likely to be at least one fourth lower in 1952 53 than 1951 52 April 1953 exports totaled 223 535 000 down from 296 785 000 in April 1952 Cotton wheat and rice led declines while butter pork lard dried eggs and apples also fell Exports may drop to about 3 billion in 1952 53 from 4 1 billion in 1951 52 The downturn blamed on dollar shortages foreign competition and trade barriers Plans to boost foreign outlets for farm products aim to ease the surplus problem and support price control programs Cotton remains a major cash crop and heat treatment of garbage fed to livestock can reduce disease losses.
The Housing Authority of the City of Whitewright files suit No 881 in Grayson County Texas seeking condemnation of property for low income housing. Target property lies in block 10 Grayson College Addition Whitewright with lots 17 18 and adjacent alley in Grayson County. The city issues citation for defendants including Ada McKinney and heirs of several deceased defendants. Publication dates July 2 9 16 23 1953.
The Federal Treasury collected a record 69.6 billion dollars in taxes for fiscal 1953, with individual income taxes amounting to 36.95 billion and a 10 percent rise from 1952. Total receipts reached 4.586 trillion, while the peacetime deficit climbed to 9.389 billion despite gains in excess profits and other taxes.
Revenue totals edged up negligibly, with corporations paying 21 trillion plus. Truman had forecast higher corporate and personal taxes. January outlook remains strong for business tax receipts, while individual income tax rates are set to fall 10 percent next January as the excess profits tax ends.
The draft board doctor quizzes a prospective recruit and reveals there is no chart to read. The doc proclaims the draftee is in, saying there isn't any chart and the recruit is accepted.
Citation directs Robbie A McNutt to appear and file an answer by 10 am August 31 1953 in the 15th District Court Grayson County Texas. Plaintiff Virgie Lee McNutt seeks divorce on cruel treatment. case No 60610 filed July 13 1953. issued July 13 1953. service deadline 90 days.
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