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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

6

Enoughs Enough Slogan Unveiled by GOP at 1950 Meet

Sen. Owen Brewster of Maine starts the Republican 1950 campaign with the slogan Enough Is Enough after a two day Eastern Seaboard meeting. He and Guy Gabrielson say Americans seek world peace and the party will push it as a major issue in November elections. They note two World Wars under Democratic administrations and call the current conflict a cold war.

Atlantic City N. J Owen Brewster Maine Brewster Guy George Gabrielson Florida Gabrielson United States Republican National Committee National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Rep Leonard Hall New York

Milk Adds Protein Boost to Breakfast Study

University of Nebraska research shows adding milk to breakfast improves nitrogen balance and protein use in young women. Study led by Dr Ruth M Leverton involved 15 participants over 36 days, comparing toast fruit and coffee with and without milk. Dairy council backs findings stressing animal protein aids growth and health.

Chicago Science University of Nebraska Ruth M. Leverton Human Nutrition and Food Research Milton Hult National Dairy Council

Frayed finances tied to a razor scar tale

A colored man with a badly slashed face enters a doctor's office. The exchange reveals poverty and social struggle as he explains his inability to divorce due to lack of money. The humorous exchange underscores economic hardship and personal conflict.

Tom

Wheat support at 1950 crop price set at 1.97

The Agriculture Department estimates the 1950 wheat loan rate at 1.97 dollars per bushel based on May 15 parity, not to exceed 1.97 if June parity holds. Projected 1950 wheat use and stocks are outlined with domestic use around 250 million bushels and carryover near 450 million.

Washington Agriculture Department

From where I sit near accident on highway

A near crash occurred when two drivers discarded a newspaper on the road, flattening on the principal Miss Gilbert’s windshield and placing her coupe in the path of a trailer truck. Sheriff Harper suggests talking it out over supper, urging road courtesy and neighborly restraint.

Harper Joe Andy’s

Warning on Lightning Dangers and Safety Tips

New York based insurers warn that summer lightning deaths rise. Do not shelter under isolated trees or in exposed sheds. Stay out of open fields and avoid swimming during storms. Rural areas see nine out of ten deaths. steel building frames and cars offer relative safety.

New York Statisticians Metropolitan Life Insurance Co

Low Cost Burial Preference Shown in Texas Tech Survey

A Texas Technological College survey by student W. J. Neal finds 67 percent favor low cost funerals or are indifferent to burial costs, while 33 percent want expensive rites. About half of those polled favor burials costing 350 dollars or less, with the remainder preferring costs around 700 dollars.

Burial preferences reveal varied casket and burial plans

A survey by Neal shows 57 percent favor wooden caskets or indifferent to material, 36 percent want an airtight coffin, 64 percent oppose or are indifferent to it. Only 29 percent want a new suit or shroud, with divorcees favoring inexpensive funerals.

Neal

Austin's First Anglo American Colony Site Named

Stephen F. Austin State Park located four miles east of Sealy on U S Highway 90 marks the spot of Austin's initial Anglo American settlement in Texas.

Stephen F. Austin State Park Sealy U. S. Highway 90 Austin Texas

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U.S State of Day Walker Carl Walker Marie Boone Boone Walter Smart Carl Smart Earl Smart J. W. Merrell Mary E. Merrell A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Sephley Stewart I. N. Merrell Lou Smith Sam Smith J. S. Merrell S. B. Merrell Robert Merrell May Barlow J. B. Barlow W. E. Merrell Alice Norris Roy Norris Lona Moore Fred Moore Fay Walker Sunny Side Denison S. V. Earnest Iva Davidson Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation TOM Roach Motors Most Glen Earnheart Whitewright, Texas IBE Godrich BF Goodrich Rand McNally & CO Blanton Home Tire Headquarters
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