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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun announces editor and owner T. Glenn Doss. The paper is published every Thursday and entered at the Whitewright Texas post office as second class mail matter.
Fort Worth Press notes Sen Estes Kefauver claiming first in California while opposing tide lands returns. The piece mocks his stance on tidelands and loyalty of Texas Democrats, likening him to Davy Crockett. The column ends with a joke from a classroom exchange about American parties.
The cartoon snippet presents a punny exchange between Mary and her father about fashions in the paper. The line catches a humor angle on news and trends shown as a dated joke.
A 60 member Soviet diplomatic mission in Tokyo released a note stating it continues Japan occupation duties. It responded to Japan’s May 30 note claiming duties ended when the San Francisco treaty took effect on April 28. The Soviet note calls the treaty illegal and insists the mission remains on the occupation council.
The note claims the United States dissolved the council in a one sided move and breached international agreements. It states Russia did not sign the peace treaty and remains theoretically at war with Japan.
Washington reports that 67 former congressmen, defeated or retired, receive $222,964 annually from the voluntary pension system. The average benefit is $3,323 per year, with individual amounts ranging from $793 to $7,375.
The piece notes a congressman's service length and his pension contributions under the 1946 Congressional Reorganization Act. It states retirees may begin collecting at age 62 after six years of service, not necessarily continuous. A brief visitor exchange follows.
A spirited exchange ends with a man declaring love and intent to marry despite rejection from his beloved who demands mother’s approval. The humorous ultimatum triggers a swift, decisive marriage plan, reflecting playful courtship dynamics.
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