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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
3
A long list of weekend visits and travel shows residents visiting relatives in Sherman Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma. Names include Leta Ball Leon Ball Jimmie Anderson Dorothy Hamilton Mollie Joe Rutledge and many more with several moves and hospital or birthday events noted.
Bacon and onions are browned then simmered with bean liquid and beans. Bacon is cooked to crispness and used as a topping. A second skillet relays corn green pepper onion and pimiento with crumbled bacon, heated through for serving.
Veterans questions cover converting GI term to permanent insurance beneficiaries and burial cost claims. Original beneficiaries carry over on conversion. changes can be made anytime. Burial allowance claims must be filed within two years of permanent burial. Job placement is not VA’s function. contact state or federal employment services for help.
The State of Texas files a condemnation suit for right of way on State Farm Highway 120 in Grayson County. Defendants include R H Nix and others with unknown addresses and heirs. Plaintiff L P Luse et al. are defendants. The citation requires appearance by 10:00 a m March 30, 1955 before commissioners at Sherman County Court.
The law does not require a down payment for GI loans. Private lenders issue the loans and may set terms and down payment amounts at their discretion.
A classroom joke about walking around the earth ends when a student explains he cannot due to a twisted ankle from hockey. The exchange highlights humor from a teacher question and a practical excuse.
The article explains why courts demand stricter truth tests than daily life, citing oath, cross examination, and the impossibility of replaying trials. It notes judges can exclude unfair facts and grant mistrials to protect the accused and the public. It also mentions rising college attendance among 18-to-21-year-olds.
Cambridge reports a $250 butter charge after a milkman altered a signed check. State's Attorney William Kirman questions how statutes treat blank checks and check boosting, while M. C. Samuelson notes he left a payment note for his milkman.
A Fort Madison Iowa woman asked an ink maker if two parakeets could be harmed by drinking ink from a fountain pen nib. The chief chemist said small amounts unlikely to hurt them but the firm does not recommend the practice.
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