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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
A long list of visits and travels fills the week with names from Lamasco McKinney Fort Worth Denison Sherman Dallas and other areas. households host relatives attend courses and recover from hospital stays while locals shop for furniture and enjoy weekend travels.
Grayson County candidate Omar Briggs Jr. announces his life, service, and platform for a second term in the Texas State Legislature. He urges voters to back his reelection, cites experience as a lawyer, Navy veteran, and community leader, and pledges to continue support for farmers, soil conservation, and education while serving all residents.
Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky emerges as a vibrant political figure in Washington. The vice president and longtime Democrat is described as personable yet forceful in speeches, with a career spanning from McCracken County prosecutor in 1905 to national prominence. The piece highlights his charismatic persona and rising profile.
The figure nicknamed the Veep wins broad support as his courtship and marriage to Mrs. Carlton S. Hadley of St. Louis draws headlines. His Korean front visit warms servicemen families while ousting speeches keep him in the public eye ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Kentucky Democrats name him their favorite son and he says he will accept if nominated though he won’t campaign.
The State of Texas citations command George Hardwick and other heirs and representatives to appear and answer a petition filed May 26 1952 in Grayson County District Court. The case No 59679 seeks title and possession of Lot 10 in Block 23 Layne's Addition Denison, alleging unlawful entry and withholding. Deadline 10 am July 14 1952. court in Sherman.
Earl Cherry of Franklin Kentucky dozed beside a truck driver on the New Jersey turnpike carrying 275 sheep. A nightmare caused Cherry to seize the wheel and the truck overturned striking a safety island. Both men escaped injury though 140 sheep perished.
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