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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

7

Allied Planes Prepare for Stratosphere Flights

In Los Angeles technicians in Eskimo suits test equipment and procedures to enable United Nations planes to fly higher in sub zero stratosphere conditions. Douglas Aircraft shares data with rivals through the Aircraft War Production Council aiding war production.

Los Angeles America United Nations Russia Douglas Aircraft Co Aircraft War Production Council California Floyd Hitler Douglas

Rules To Prevent Barn Fires In Texas Farms

State Fire Insurance Commissioner Marvin Hall urges Texas farmers to reduce annual farm fire losses by drying hay thoroughly, using salt to lower moisture, and storing hay with ventilation. He notes ear corn requires a center pipe for venting gases and stresses regular checks to prevent spontaneous combustion.

Austin Marvin Hall Texas Hall State Fire Insurance Department Sun

Army Death Rate Falls Sharply in 1941

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co reports an exceptionally low mortality rate from disease and illness in the armed services for 1941. Army death rate from disease in training is just over half of 1940 and about 40 percent of the 1936–1940 five year average. Army personnel in the United States remains well below civilian age group mortality. The note adds the Amazon River is navigable for ocean steamers 2,300 miles.

New York Armed Services Metropolitan Life Insurance Co United States

Backyard Barbecue Solves War Entertainment Problem

The article highlights growing backyard barbecues nationwide as wartime attitudes push simpler entertainment. Chef Max O Cullen offers tips from carving to grilling including how to prevent frankfurters from curling and how to prepare beef patties for varying doneness.

California Maine Max O. Cullen Cullen Pete Smith Frank

Fog and France Policy in Wartime US View

The piece argues US policy toward de Gaulle and Vichy amid World War II pressure from Berlin. It explains Washington’s stance to aid resisting French elements while avoiding full recognition of Laval’s regime, and to keep Martinique under local French authority via the High Commissioner, with ships immobilized and censorship controls in place.

General de Gaulle France Martinique Panama Canal Caribbean State Department Laval Hitler Italy Tunisia Corsica Nice Savoy Berlin Vichy United States Hull de Gaulle

War Bonds Fuel Sub Chaser Navy Purchases

The article praises sub chasers as 1500 ton, 2.4 million dollar speedboats. It urges readers to invest at least ten percent of income in War Bonds and to buy through payroll savings plans, banks, post offices, or workplaces to support naval warfare efforts.

Payroll Savings Plan U.S. Treasury Department

Weighing Martinique and Free French Governance

The article debates future French possessions and the Martinique question, arguing whether the United States would seize lands if France balked at postwar terms. It notes diplomacy with Free French forces, and the tension between recognizing Vichy and aiding Allied war efforts while awaiting the French people's own administration after victory.

United States Martinique France Free French Vichy Holland Poland

Ship's Optician Joke Turns On Unusual Navy Duty

A sailor recounts to a dear old lady that his rank was ship's optician. When she questions the role he explains his duty as scraping the eyes out of potatoes. The tale ends with an invitation to try a Sun Want Ad for results.

Pen the Roosters And Avoid Bad Eggs

College Station report urges penning or selling roosters after hatching to prevent a 15 million loss from fertile eggs. Shelby County hosts a Rooster Day under a Center proclamation forbidding crowing May 9 to May 9 plus 150 days, with cages for roosters and limited hens. Clean nests and twice daily egg gathering help reduce broodiness and egg spoilage.

College Station George P. McCarthy A. and M. College Extension Service County Agriculture al John Moosberg Shelby County Usda War Board Y. W. Rogers Center City of McCarthy

Fall left me unconscious for six hours

A humorous exchange in a brief joke about a fall during sleep. One speaker jokes they were unconscious for six hours as they slept, prompting a surprised response. The setup centers on a sleepy mishap rather than a real injury.

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