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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1943

Page

8

Nation Faces Massive Tax Hike Pressing Tax Share to 41 Percent

Washington reports the Treasury seeks $12 billion more in taxes for 1944 raising total tax bite on Mr and Mrs America to $60.5 billion or 41 percent of annual income. U K and Canada taxed at 39.1 and 37.5 percent respectively with vastly smaller populations. 1943 US taxes total $45.5 billion federal and state local, about 30.4 percent of a $146 billion national income. Next year without rate changes, taxes would reach 32.1 percent of income. Federal collections rise by $3 billion as 1942 taxes are partly paid under the pay as you go system.

Washington Treasury Department America United Kingdom Canada United States

Ant Mystery Solved on Brownsville Boat

Deckhands aboard a Brownsville vessel observed ants chewing bread on the fourth boat from the pier. Investigation showed the ants followed a connected path from the engine room to an electric hotbox and cable, looping across boats to the pier plug-in box, explaining how they found the bread.

Brownsville

Unconditional Surrender Stands For Italy

Churchill warned Italians that Allies seek unconditional surrender and warned of a future war if Italy stays with Germany. He noted no peace moves from Badoglio and said Allied terms depend on Italy choosing freedom from German domination. The prime minister spoke in the Commons about Allied plans and potential relief if Italy opts for democracy.

London Peitro Badoglio Winston Churchill Benito Mussolini House of Commons Italy Badoglio Churchill Mussolini United States Britain Germany Europe

Amateur photographer viewed as a hobbyist

A reader describes a person’s hobby of photography with playful commentary. The remark suggests the subject enjoys a distorted view, labeling him an amateur photographer in a lighthearted aside.

Platter dyke near completion at Denison Dam project

Construction work on Platter dyke, part of the Denison Dam project, advances toward completion by August 1 to close a 6,000 foot depression that could let flood water bypass the spillway. The C F Lytle Company Hospital is being moved for the Texas side embankment, and the powerhouse is 70 percent finished with power expected by January 1.

Denison Oklahoma C. F. Lytle Company Texas

Rayburn to be Honored by East Texas Teachers College

Large crowd expected at East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce on August 6 for Ex-Students Association events honoring Sam Rayburn the college’s most distinguished alumnus. Expected speakers include Fritz Lanham and Wright Patman with Lyndon Johnson attending among others. Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan will bring a military presence and 400 Women’s Army Corps members will participate. Lieut. Ford Hall will speak and recall the 1940 portrait ceremony.

Commerce East Texas State Teachers College Ex-Students Association of the College House of Representatives Sam Rayburn Rayburn Fritz Lanham Fort Worth Wright Patman Texarkana Lyndon Johnson Marlin Lanham Rep Patman Richard Donovan Eighth Service Command Majors Field Greenville Women’s Army Corps Army Administration School ETSTC

U.S. War Output Behind Schedule in Chicago Meeting

Lt Gen Brehon Somervell told Chicago area war plant executives that the national production program is behind schedule for vital military needs. He spoke at an association of commerce meeting where two government officials cited the lag in output to meet wartime demands.

Chicago Chicago Area Association of Commerce Brehon Somervell Army Service Forces

War production pace lags as June goals fall short

Speakers warn the armed forces program is seriously lagging. Charles E. Wilson executive vice chairman of the War Production Board says the June goal of 6% billion dollars fell short by about 9 percent.

Ules Charles E. Wilson War Production Board

Tuberculosis Society in Grayson Elects Officers

Ford Moore elected president of South Grayson Tuberculosis Society with R. G. Parks as vice president. Fred Brooks named treasurer and Mrs. R. R. King secretary. Mrs. Gaylord Blue chairs seat sale. New directors include Miss Edith Lagaw Miss Fay Miller C. K. Davis Jr. and others from Sherman Gunther Van Alstyne and nearby areas.

F. F. Alexander Sherman W. B. Cooke Gunter F. M. Sporer Robert Fielder van Alsayne

Card of Thanks to Bethel Community

Neighbors and friends aided after a barn and its contents were destroyed by fire. L. L. Windle and Family express gratitude for support and assistance.

Bethel L. L. Windle

Gratitude From Magers Family for Neighbor Support

We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our mother Mrs. S. E. Magers last illness. We appreciate your sympathy, floral offerings and the efficient funeral services conducted by your considerate support. -Her Children.

Holland S. E. Magers

Axis bombed thousands of churches across Europe

The Office of War Information says Axis airmen damaged or destroyed thousands of churches monasteries and other religious buildings in Great Britain France Poland Norway Greece and other Allied nations. British home secretary Herbert Morrison cites about 13895 churches damaged or destroyed including 4100 churches many designed by Christopher Wren.

Washington Great Britain France Poland Norway Greece United Nations Office of War Information OWI Herbert Morrison Christopher Wren

Divorce Petition in Grayson County Texas 1943

Citation commands Dock Owens to appear by 10 a.m. on September 6 1943 in the District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Juanita Owens seeks divorce for cruel treatment and asks custody of minor Betty Yvonne with other relief. Filed July 26 1943 in Case No. 49855.

State OF Texas Dock Owens A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Juanita Owens Betty Yvonne S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake

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Platter Dyke Lieut Ford Hall USNR U.S Whitewright Sun Red Cross U.S.O Whitewright Paigns T. W. Ayres & Son Dry Goods and Shoes Tuberculosis Society Grayson Pascal Farley Whitewright Trading Post Fred Cook Jr Allen T. Short Hannah Orangeville Tom Barbee Fay Burnett Foster's Butane Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager Mgr Travis, Sherman Sun AXIS Kingston Drug Store Rexall Black Top Road J. H. White
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