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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

7

Lavon Reservoir recreation plan unveiled by engineers

The Army Corps of Engineers unveiled a master plan for public recreation at Lavon Reservoir near McKinney. The proposal reserves 103 to 575 acre zones around the lake for swimming camping picnicking fishing boating and concessions with seven shore areas for initial development and four more for future use. A public hearing is set for July 10 at 10 a.m. in the Wylie high school gym with written statements encouraged and six copies required.

Army Corps of Engineers Lavon Reservoir McKinney H. R. Hallock Fort Worth Wylie Halleck Army Prospect Hill E. Holder A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Francis Perry Clement Jemima Louise Weaver W. O. Weaver Frances Raines Ben Raines John L. Clement Henry Stewart S. J. McKnight J. W. Bradley Small Branch S. W. Camp R. R. McIntyre Choctaw Bayou Said Creek J. L. Camp S. V. Earnest Whitewright Sun

Parks and facilities proposed for the lake area

The plan lists six parks around the lake with distinct acreages and amenities. Avalon Park, Clearlake Park, Lakeland Park, Lavonia Park and the area near the dam include boating, swimming beaches, picnicking, concessions, and camping options.

Army marks 177th birthday with enduring service

The United States Army celebrated its 177th birthday on June 14, highlighting its continuous active status since the Revolutionary War. From Washington’s command to quartermasters’ creation and wartime peaks, the service has endured through peace and conflict, building a long tradition of national defense.

United States Army George Washington Virginia Volunteers England Boston Washington

World figures named in New York author list

A New York author and historian named Winston Churchill the biggest figure of the age in a selection of the world’s 100 most important people. Other notables include Eleanor Roosevelt Eva Peron Albert Einstein Bertrand Russell and Stalin with commentary on Beria Lysenko and Klaus Fuchs.

Boston Mass New York Winston Churchill Donald Robinson U. S Germany Society of Magazine Writers Little, Brown & Co Eleanor Roosevelt Eva Peron Churchill Robinson Pius XII Stalin President Truman Robert A. Taft Dwight D. Eisenhower T. S. Eliot Irving Berlin Charlie Chaplin Albert Einstein Albert Schweitzer Taha Hussein Egypt Bertrand Russell Arturo Toscanini Joseph Stalin Laverenti P. Beria Secret Police T. D. Lysenko Klaus Fuchs

Whisky in trunk leads to night cap remark in cranky exchange

A Customs Officer questions a trunk claimed to contain only old clothes. The tourist defends it as containing his night cap. The dialogue invokes a historical error about Stonewall Jackson, noting his accidental death by his own men at Chancellorsville in 1863.

Stonewall” Jackson Chancellorville

Doctors Dispute Draft Health Findings at AMA Meet

Five doctors at the American Medical Association conference challenged Draft Director Hershey’s claim that U S youth health is deteriorating. They argued the high draft rejection rate stems from illiteracy and service standards rather than true health decline, noting no drop from World War II levels.

Chicago American Medical Association Lewis B. Hershey Hershey

Muskellunge Found Dead With Beer Can In Throat

A large muskie estimated at over 70 pounds and 65 inches long was found dead on Lake Bemidji shores. Walt Ellis reported the fish had a beer can lodged in its throat, with anglers suggesting the glittering can was mistaken for a lure.

Bemidji Minn Lake Walt Ellis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lavon State of Seymore Bradley Joseph W. Bradley Wesley W. Bradley Thomas N. Bradley J.C. Camp J. C. Camp McKnight Me McKnight Margaret E. McKnight R. B. Whitted Sarah Whitted S. G. Perkins Sarah E. Holder Sarah Homecoming Feed Headquarters Pascal Farley Avalon Park Clearlake Park Lakeland Park Lavonia Park McKinney Democrat-Gazette State of Texas L. C. Gee T. D. Starnes J.C. Buchanan Marguerite Berry U. S. Health Esso Atlas S. H. Montgomery Agency
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