Surplus Cotton To Go on Block
Secretary Benson announced a broadened export sales program for U S surplus cotton starting Aug 1. The plan aims for a 5 million bale export market, with sales under 6 to 10 cents a pound below domestic prices, expanding from a prior 1 million bale program.
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Washington
Benson
United States
U. S
Saudi Arabia executes drivers for fatal accidents
The law states that any driver involved in a fatal crash faces execution. The saying the life you save may be your own is echoed in Arabic as a stark warning about the severity of road crimes.
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Saudi Arabia
Jokes From a Deep South Voter Lineup
In a rural Southern community voters queue for registration. Mandy Brown deflects party questions with humor about an unresolved divorce. A drummer and an agent exchange wry banter over travel and direction. A farmer and hired man joke about circus trips and trained turtles.
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Mandy Brown
Mandy H. Brown
Mandy
Jedge
Farmer
Humorous vignettes reveal everyday temper and wealth
A set of light anecdotes spans children dreaming of ice cream and marriage to Texas oilmen at a Cadillac showroom. Jokes compare honesty and professions while a doll gift comment foreshadows parental experience and gender roles in a humorous, era reflecting exchange.
Whitewright H D Club hosts 4 H talk and shower
The Whitewright and Little Rock H D Club meeting at Mrs. W L Hatfield’s home featured Mrs. Clifton Sanderson speaking on 4 H Club work and leadership. Members and guests enjoyed demonstrations by junior and senior girls, refreshments for 18 members, and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Tom Brown. The Brown home was recently destroyed by fire. Infant illnesses that damage the brain are noted as causes of mental deficiency.
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Whitewright
W. L. Hatfield
C. M. Fulton
Little Rock
America
Fred Cook
Sherman Council
Clifton Sanderson
Little Rock Club
Sanderson
Martha Anderson
Ruth Williams
Bob Cawthon
Horace Miller
George Ball
Jess Blanks
Ray Hopkins
R. L. Pierce
Lee Wilson
Frank Phillips
Buddy Stephens
Lydia Henry
Cora Morrow
Ray Vestal
Tom Brown
Carl Nall
Sherman
Brown
Sergeant Lyton's Death Believed Lake Accident at Texoma
The body of Harry L. Lyton 61 of Wichita Falls was found in Caney Creek arm of Lake Texoma 54 days after he disappeared. The retired Army sergeant, last seen Jan 4 near Big Mineral Camp, likely fell overboard while checking his boat. An unidentified fisherman recovered him and notified Game Ranger Curly Everett.
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Kingston
Lyton
Big Mineral Camp
Gordonville
Hal Hallam
Oklahoma
Everett
Luton
Deaths Vandagriff 85 Funeral Services Held in Van Alstyne
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Vandagriff 85 died at her home Van Alstyne route 1 Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday with burial in Pilot Grove Cemetery. She was born in Tennessee, widow of J. A. Vandagriff, and a Baptist. Survivors include three daughters, four sons, one brother, three sisters, twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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van Alstyne
Sarah Elizabeth Vandagriff
J. A. Vandagriff
Pilot Grove Cemetery
Vandagriff
Tennessee
John Crook
The
Baptist Church
Mary Barnes
Mattie Miller
Nannie Ruth Johnson
McKinney
Bill Vandagriff
Erwin Vandagriff
Sherman
Dillard Vandagriff
Sterling, Colo
Harrison Vandagriff
Whitewright
Bob Crook
Woodville
Okla
Serena Farmers
California
Telia Parker
Denison
Frances Bowman
Mansfield
Whitewright Sun subscription rates announced
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription pricing by region: in Grayson and Fannin Counties 2.00, outside them 2.50, and foreign subscriptions 5.00, with publication by T Glenn Doss as editor and publisher.
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T. Glenn Doss
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Shoulder to Shoulder Responsibility in Pharmacy Services
The pharmacist describes working shoulder to shoulder with physicians for public health. The prescription department serves physicians and patient welfare rather than financial gain, pledging to fill prescriptions with the finest materials from world markets.
Fair Postal Rates and Budget Assumptions
The editorial argues the Presidents budget rests on unlikely postal rate hikes and urges raising charges only for non self supporting mail such as advertising and magazines. It criticizes forcing letter mail to cover deficits and says stamps should pay for letter service, not cross subsidize others.
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Congress
Sign on U S 31 warns drivers about travel only
Traverse City Michigan motorists report a state highway department sign on U S 31 near town warning do not use this highway for purposes other than travel.
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Traverse City
Mich
State Highway Department
Regret Not Expressed After Assault Case Heard
A justice of the peace heard a wife accuse her husband of assault and battery. When asked if he regretted his actions after the strike, the husband remained silent. He did not speak before the ambulance arrived to take him away.
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