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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
2
We report numerous weekend visits across towns. J W Luttrell hosted Massey and Ingram guests from Justin and Leonard. Sherman visitors included Jim Freeman and Ruth Cox's circle. Alberta travels involve Harpers in College Heights Arkansas and J C Annip in Dallas. Regulars like Miss Thruston ETSC Commerce and Carol Hughes Dallas add to the list with Springfield ties.
A miscellany notes home remedies for snoring, a fire that devastated many families, and counts of colleges, seniors, and federal land. It mentions an atomic clock, state flowers, language quirks, and a world shopping center in Portland. It also covers labor stoppages, Khrushchev, birds, penguins, and long inaugural speeches.
An old elevator in St. Peter's in Rome reportedly has carried about 20 million pilgrims to the basilica roof, marking a remarkable if unverified ascent in church history.
In Mexico City Dr Guillermo Latin of the French hospital tells the International Medical Assembly of Southwest Texas that money influences ulcer frequency among both poor and rich. He notes alcoholism as a major factor and says gout affects the rich as well as the poor, linked to metabolism and heredity.
The Whitewright Sun reports a citation issued May 19 1961 for Citizens National Bank of Denison as plaintiff against Denison Land and Investment Company and others. The defendants must answer by July 3 1961 before the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas. The suit seeks title and possession of specified College Park Addition lots in Denison with certain parcels excluded.
State Health Department entomologists warn soft shelled ticks Ornithodoros turicata carry relapsing fever. Ticks bite and leave without obvious signs, often unnoticed. Disease causes chills and fever in 24 to 36 hour cycles and can linger for weeks. Ticks inhabit caves and old buildings and pose risks to ranchers and outdoors workers. Use insect repellent and take precautions when enjoying the outdoors this spring.
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