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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

8

Ferguson And Norris Debate In Austin Over Prohibition Reevaluation

In Wooldridge Park Austin James E Ferguson former governor and Rev J Frank Norris debated repeal of prohibition and beer legalization in front of thousands. Norris argued that prohibition reduced unemployment while Ferguson warned of bootleggers and the rise of crime and government costs under Prohibition.

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Texas Gets More Relief Money

Washington advised Texas Governor Miriam A Ferguson that future federal grants depend on the state and local entities providing their fair share. Hopkins said new advance of 808 429 was issued pending the August bond election, bringing total federal relief to 1 467 099, with conditions to continue funding only if Texas covers its share post election.

Washington Miriam A. Ferguson Harry L. Hopkins Federal Emergency Relief Texas Hopkins Ferguson

Local Farmers Busy Threshing Amid Dry Weather

Orangeville news notes a busy threshing week as grain weight is light due to dry heat. Families visit, laborers travel to Sherman and Dorchester, Frank Holt works on a schoolhouse in Ely, and a barn fire destroys Frank Rushing’s barn while hay burns. Obituary for Miss Delma Faye Chesser and community sympathy follow. Re­v C C Merritt to preach at Methodist Church. don’t forget Sunday services.

Oscar Bowen Medlintown Jimmie Bowen Paul Bowen Lawrence Burden Sam Stroud Lois and Marie Wilder Loree Browning Frank Holt Ely Jim Ownby Charlie Skaggs Whitewright Frank Smith Sherman J. D. Richey Ernest Worsham Grove Hill Sallie Williams Lone Oak Alvin Worsham Blanton Chapel Frank Rushing Delma Faye Chesser Burr Holt Claudie Mayes Dorchester Denison Oklahoma Texas Epg Clinton Jones Lucian Jones Lloyd Barry Trenton Don Harris Sam Donihoe Pat Miller Afeystowe Arkansas Arvel Jones Lloyd Eason Bonham C. C. Merritt of

Veterans Affairs to Review Up to 300000 Veteran Cases

The Veterans Administration announced a broad review of up to 300000 cases under revised ratings affecting pensions and disability pay. The plan, part of temporary budget cuts, aims to complete a second review by July with new rating scales and expanded ranges for monthly benefits, potentially preserving payments through October 31.

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Woman wounded in trap set for thief lamkin durham case

Mrs. Andy Durham, 36, was shot in the foot by a gun rigged to fire when a chicken house door opened. The weapon was placed by her husband the night after 90 chickens were stolen from the roosts.

Lamkin Andy Durham

Want Ads and Notices from Greenville and Nearby

Local classified listings include floral services by E. D. Barlow of Greenville, seating for Mrs. L. LaRoe, and Kimbell Milling Company buys grain. Also offerings of scholarships in Texas business colleges by The Whitewright Sun, and farm supply notices from Honaker Grain & Hatchery. Cards of appreciation from the Smith and Doss families acknowledge condolences and kindness.

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Texas Farmers Embrace Acreage Cut for Cotton

College Station reports from H. H. Williamson of the Texas Extension Service show over 200 counties indicating strong farmer enthusiasm for reduced cotton acreage to secure better prices. Local committees push the program as trustees for the government, with farmers generally fairly estimating reductions though some yields were trimmed due to inexperience.

College Station H. H. Williamson Texas Extension Service Williamson

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