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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun states it will fully correct any erroneous reflection on character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation found in its columns once brought to the publishers attention. The policy underscores its commitment to accuracy and accountability in reporting.
In Whitewright the cemeteries are kept clean and attractive by women volunteers who run cemetery associations. The caretakers are seasonal staff funded by lot-owner assessments, and owners are urged to contribute. The piece also notes local social chatter, road bond votes, and optimism about Grayson County and Navarro County elections.
The piece notes haggling in government circles over enforcing Prohibition. It argues both major parties are wet but differ in approach, with Republicans silent and the Democratic wets outspoken, alarming cities and suggesting national repudiation if public concern returns. It cites Dearborn Independent and Des Moines Tribune as sources.
Quotas from ten nations were exhausted in May as immigration figures show remaining fiscal year. Britain severed diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia over anti British propaganda claims, while Mussolini vows to tighten Frei liberties and push corporatist state. Capt Charles A Lindbergh completes first nonstop transatlantic flight from New York to Paris, hailed as achievement for US France relations. Public Health warns against unsafe cosmetics. US education spending shows 281 cities with new school buildings totaling $245.8 million over two years.
A collection of brief newspaper quips and lines from major papers. The items comment on opportunism aging Prohibition law and political ideas including Mrs. Calvin Coolidge’s influence and a hypothetical third term for her. The tone is editorial and punchy, reflecting era debate and wit.
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