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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
2
The page lists numerous Greenville Sherman Denison and Dallas visitors and locals at homes and events. It notes church and civic gathering details, family visits, travel to Pearl Harbor and Alice, and fishermen reporting bass catches at Lake Texoma with two named anglers and weights. The item also records a Women’s Society meeting in Denison.
City of Whitewright under Mayor F M Echols orders election for April 4 1950 at City Hall. Officers to be elected include Mayor for two years and a one year City Commissioner term. Election managers named R C Vestal judge C C Dillon clerk Mrs O L Jones clerk.
The material explains GI Bill training durations for on the job programs and apprenticeships, VA eligibility for Public Law 16 training, burial allowance deadlines, compensation eligibility after death, and GI loan application deadlines such as until July 25, 1957. It notes service connection affects timing and approval of benefits.
A patent has been issued to a San Diego inventor for a rear seat automobile refrigerator. It cools foods and drinks, makes ice cubes, and can also air condition the cabin with a connected compressor and circulating fan.
A historical recipe notes Molasses Bread Pudding with steps using stale bread eggs molasses and milk baked in a water bath for six servings. It also provides home tips including cleaning a wire mesh filter, adding bouillon to gravy, storing meat away from air and brushing rust from a water heater burner.
An explainer traces the public debt from 1790 to today, showing bond borrowing, rising interest costs, and landmark growth during WWI and WWII. It notes debt near 257 billion with annual interest around five billion and forecasts a further 10 billion borrowing to cover deficits this year and next.
The text notes that U S Presidents Wilson Tyler and Cleveland married while in office. It also states John Adams was the first Harvard graduate to become U S President.
New York report quotes Dr. Albert Einstein urging an end to fighting and a ban on mass destruction as a path to survive the hydrogen bomb era. He proposes two steps including a supranational body to decide urgent security questions and avert global annihilation.
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