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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
6
This column explains how separate property, community property, and the wife’s special community are treated under Texas law. It notes that the husband controls ordinary community property, while the wife retains control of her separate and special community assets, with joint signatures required for certain transactions and protections against debt liability.
Iowa City report quotes Prof. Richard L. Holcomb of the State University of Iowa on burglary safety. He warns against heroics, urges staying quiet, lighting, and making noise to deter intruders, and questions the value of guns in home defense.
A former serviceman strolls onto a used car lot and asks the salesman to repeat the sales pitch, expressing renewed discouragement. The encounter reads as a light local amuse-bite reflecting daily shop life.
The professional humorist has his shoes shined when a boy explains his father is a farmer. The humorist notes the line and laughs that the father teaches "making hay while the son shines" as he jots in his notebook.
Seventy five years past, a Paris weekly mixed editorial comment with news. Items mention boll worm damage and cotton crops in Samar, a call for national labor party ideas, unemployed workers in Texas, a bold McKinney denizen in a cotton patch, and warnings against loitering in saloons. Also reports on East Texas penitentiary frauds, Sherman M E Church South salary issues, Denison relief society, Dallas yellow fever aid, Honey Grove prayer meetings, petroleum finds in Uvalde and Zavala, and concrete density ranges.
Mississippian T. H. Dale, a 70 year old retired planter, recalls earning his first money at age five two nickels saved instead of candy. He keeps the coins mounted, one from a rider who asked him to hold a horse and another from a grandfather boarding a train to St Louis.
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