Weekend visits and a proposed Texas constitutional amendment
Local notices report visits by Miss Carol Hughes, Miss Dorothy Hamilton, Miss Betty Blackerby, Miss Peggy Parnell, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Young and others across Bells Sherman Dallas and Tyler. A House Joint Resolution proposes an amendment to Article III Section 61 to authorize Workmen's Compensation Insurance for city employees with election voting details noted. published July 1952.
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House
State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Can America Feed Itself by 1975
Washington correspondent Wayne Darrow of Farm and Ranch Southern Agriculturist argues that with the U.S. population growing by 2.7 million annually, per acre yields must rise through more research fertilizer capacity credit and better education. He notes America should remain well fed if technology and efficiency progress, calling for hybrid seed more pesticides machinery soil conservation and improved livestock handling. The Agriculture Department estimates 1975 needs would add beef and milk and eggs to per person diets.
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America
Wayne Darrow
Washington
Farm and Ranch-Southern Agriculturist
Mr. Darrow
Darrow
Jones Building & Supply Company Limited Partnership Notice
Jones Building & Supply Company formed as a general contracting business with Arvil O. Jones as general partner and Tom B. Moore as special partner. Capital contributed by Moore is $5,000. Partnership runs from July 17, 1952 to July 16, 1962 with signatures on July 17, 1952.
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State of Texas
Jones Building & Supply Company
Arvil O. Jones
Sherman
Grayson County
Texas
Tom B. Moore
Whitesboro Mayor Quits In Protest On Sewer Expense
Whitesboro Mayor Pro Tem W C Jamison resigns in a letter to the council protesting sewer service for seven people at over 1500 dollars per connection. He warns the action could break the city financially.
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Whitesboro
W.C. Jamison
Jamison
Eye expert warns of reading eye strain dangers
M L Norvell of Corpus Christi told reporters at the Texas State Board of Examiners in Optometry exams at the Baker Hotel that a child reading the Sunday comics with the face close to the page risks eye damage. He said early bad habits and childhood illnesses can lead to weaker eyesight later, stressing preventive treatment.
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Dallas
M. L. Norvell
Corpus Christi
Texas State Board of Examiners In Optometry
Norvell
State Board
Baker Hotel
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Grand Prairie talk ties mood to Korean War foresight
D. A. Haley warned Grand Prairie Chamber members that the nation faced a low mood if not for the Korean War, linking fears to socialism and a push by power hungry figures to bankrupt the economy. The piece notes Tom Thumb’s real name as Charles Sherwood Stratton.
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Grand Prairie
D. A. Haley
Tom Thumb
Charles Sherwood Stratton
The Sun Courtesy Note Encourages Reader Submissions
The Sun asks readers to share visits and items for publication. It frames guest mentions as courtesy and invites notices of all kinds to be printed.
State Medical Education Amendment Proposal and Board Plan
A constitutional amendment proposes creating a State Medical Education Board with up to six members and a State Medical Education Fund to grant loans and scholarships for medicine study. Recipients commit to practicing in rural Texas. Election set for November 1952 with governor to issue proclamation and funding through state appropriations.
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House
State of
Texas
State Medical Education Board
A. D
Whitewright Sun
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Carol Hughes
Dorothy Hamilton
Guy Hamilton
Betty Blackerby
Denton
Mrs
Alva Blackerby
Peggy
Joe Parnell
Edgar Ayers
Willard Young
Ouida Nell Harris
Floyd Harris
Mrs. L. R. Alexander of
Emma Coleman
Tyler
Omaha
Lewis Cooper
Larry
Whitewright
Ed Martin
Louisiana
Marshall
J.C. Annip
Charles E. Ayres
Elbert Price
E. A. Love
Bonham
W. J. Barbee
Jack Barbee
Lindale
Sallye
Winnie Hamilton
Greenville
Olca Gunter
Mitchell, Oregon
J. H. Harvey
Oscar Mears
Bob Babcock
Garland
Bud Wilson
Joe Morris Wallace
Pecos
Community Public Service Company
Mrs. Perry Kite of
Pearl Hickson
Stephenville
Glenda Lou Lumpkins
Marcia Nell Lumpkins
Woodrow Wilson Hayes
Randolph
J. H. Hayes
Jeff Woodridge
Jim
Rockwall
Paul Cook
D. E. McCoy Sr
A. N. McCoy
Clan Justice
Truman Carpenter
J. Frank Wilson
Camp Lee
Lee Wilson
W. D. Alverson
W. W. Alverson
Gomer Graves
W. W. Dossey
Joe Mangrum
James Stuteville
of Kilgore
Grover Stuteville
Cpl
Floyd Harvey
United States Marines
Camp LeJeune
Camp Pendleton
Leo Hayes
Jimmie Hayes
Norma Schutte
Burkburnette
Marie Stanford
Randlett, Okla
W. E. Stanford
Fred Cook Sr
Joe Cook
Inglewood
Calif
J. C. McMillin
Bakersfield
Montgomery Motor
Denison
Montgomery Motor Co
Sim Br Servne Sore Denison
W. Main
Summer
Department of Agriculture
Empire-Tribune
Tom. B. Moore
Markwell
Staplers
Warren G. Harding
The
National Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association
Reddy
Your Friendly Electric Company
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