Whitewright Sun Editor and Publisher Info
The Whitewright Sun lists T. Glenn Doss as editor and owner and notes publication weekly on Thursdays. It states mailing details with post office classification as second class mail matter in Whitewright Texas.
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T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright
Texas
Tidelands and the Texas shoreline dispute revisited
A declamatory historical account argues the tidelands are Texas Gulf coast extensions and contends past court rulings and political maneuvering unjustly stripped Texas of its shorelines. It recalls Polk's era, negotiations with Washington, and a pivotal Supreme Court moment rejecting evidence of an indestructible parchment.
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Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Britain
France
United States of America
Star of Liberty
United States
Washington
Republic of Texas
Polk
Tidelands
United States Supreme Court
Tex Heritage Seized From Lone Star State
An editorial lament blames theft of regional heritage on rivals, arguing prosperity should return to the sovereign State of Texas as Eagle Pass News Guide condemns the act.
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Texas
Eagle Pass
Veterans GI Bill and disability outpatient care guidance
The Q and A explain that a teacher veteran may continue GI studies next summer after a pause for illness if employed in regular years. It also states that veterans with service connected disability may receive outpatient VA treatment whether wartime or peacetime. It notes that GI insurance premiums can be prepaid and paid quarterly, semi annually, or annually to save money.
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Korea
Neighbor’s Gossip Sparks Burned Tongue Tale
Two women stroll to shop when one teases about a neighbor’s gossip. The other admits the neighbor’s tongue was burned after returning from a summer vacation.
575 000 4 H'ers Train in Farm Safety Program
More than 575 000 4 H Club boys and girls nationwide receive training in farm accident and fire prevention. The National 4-H Farm and Home Safety program focuses on removing hazards from farms and homes. Medals honor county safety winners. the state champion earns a trip to Chicago and potential national scholarships. General Motors funds the program for the eighth year under the Cooperative Extension Service.
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Chicago
General Motors
Cooperative Extension Service
Texas car safety inspection deadline nears
The Texas Department of Public Safety warns that the Sept 6 deadline for motor vehicle safety inspection is five weeks away. Grayson County has 24 900 registered vehicles, but only 12 061—about 45 percent—have undergone inspection by July 19. The program covers autos trucks motorcycles trailers and equipment. The Highway Safety Council says inspections could save 350 lives in the first year and prevent over 10 000 accidents.
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Texas
Department of Public Safety
T. M. Rains
Sherman
Whitewright
Grayson County
Highway Safety Council of Texas
Pharmacy's Four Thousand Years of Enduring Tradition
The passage notes the long history of pharmacy spanning four thousand years and expresses pride in the profession's enduring traditions. It highlights how many lines of work now common were unknown in the past and places pharmacy among foundational, ancient disciplines.
Ike Might Have Grabbed Both Parties Bids
In Chicago a Democratic resolutions committee meeting on the 1952 platform warned that a Dwight D. Eisenhower bid could win on both party tickets if primaries replaced conventions. Senator Benton argued such primaries might have yielded Eisenhower’s nomination on both sides.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Full Resolutions Committee
California
Benton
Connecticut
Texas to revise General Basis Schedules for fire insurance
Texas moves to new General Basis Schedules governing private fire protection and equipment. Fire Insurance Commissioner Paul H. Brown announced the revision at a public hearing on July 30, noting the first full update in nearly 30 years. The changes drop lanterns for night watchmen, horse drawn trucks, and water power credits while aiming to streamline rate calculation for agents.
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Austin
Texas
Board of Insurance Commissioners
Paul H. Brown
Brown
Travel-weary salesman resigns with bold Stalin note
A young salesman, after three weeks of travel, writes to the home office that he is resigning and sending back his samples. He adds a pointed suggestion to Washington that as long as Stalin seeks more territory, they may take his own share.
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Washington
Stalin
Tax deductions for campaign expenses denied by IRS
Washington reports that the Internal Revenue Bureau rejects calling nomination campaign expenses business expenses. The spokesman says politicians are not considered businessmen. Also noted is Ty Cobb winning 12 American League batting championships, nine in a row.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Robert Kerr
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ty Cobb
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