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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
4
Notice from Whitewright post office states second class mail for the town paper and that admissions and other entertainments with fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. Memorials and resolutions will also incur charges. J. H. Waggoner. Glenn Doss.
Published every Thursday with a yearly rate of $1.50 payable in advance. The publisher will fully correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation brought to attention.
A reader notes a voter planning to oppose Democratic candidates while recalling the 1930s shift in power. The piece argues Democrats built security for workers and veterans, boosts to the navy, and wartime strength, urging focus on record over party.
Fort Worth Press raises alarm over claims that de Gaulle cancelled orders for hundreds of French liaison officers on the eve of the invasion. The piece argues such acts would undermine liberation efforts, betray Allies, and insult the sacrifices of American and British forces.
The Uvalde Leader-News credits the Democratic Party with turning chaos into prosperity and guiding the masses toward financial security, framing it as a path for the common people.
A humorous column quips about wives using temporary and permanent divorces as metaphors for control in marriage. It contrasts wives who end marriages quickly with those who extend them over hours or days, then notes Edith mourning her late husband and a mother yearning for romance as a reflection on life choices and regret.
A reflective line hints the past darkly while the future seems brief and daunting. Aunt Emma fends off men as relatives claim her dislike stems from men’s long standing supposed respect.
Chicago reports that Dr. Walter Kempner of Duke University presented a rice based diet at the AMA meeting. The regimen uses rice fruit juices sugar vitamins and iron to lower kidney workload and blood pressure. About sixty percent of patients showed reduced pressures with no observed ill effects.
A doctor notes that diabetic style diets must be tailored to each patient with careful amounts of rice and other components. The emphasis is on personal prescription to control intake.
New York reports a November election could yield the first mustached president in 32 years since William Howard Taft. Taft served as president from 1908 to 1912 as a Republican.
Geo Shields announces candidacy for Representative Place 1 in Grayson County. He says he was born in Illinois, moved to Denison in 1902, joined the M E T Railroad, and owned a Denison funeral home from 1904 for 25 years before relocating to 530 Woodward Street.
A personal plea by Geo Shields outlining leg injury ending funeral service, four years as Carpenters Union representative on Government work totaling over 110 million dollars, emphasis on charity and aiding families, critiquing Texas public schools, pledging support for better salaries and teachers, no alcohol or tobacco use, committed to wartime support and soldiers' return, promises earnest service in office.
J H Hub White announces candidacy for County Clerk of Grayson County and appeals to voters to judge him on qualifications. He promises to fulfill official duties and serve all citizens if elected.
J H White, a Sherman resident and former Frisco rail machinist, announces his bid for Grayson County Clerk. He cites lifelong local service, a 14 year rural mail run, roles in county offices, and ten years as Loy Park superintendent, asking all county voters for support.
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