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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1956

Page

8

Lawmaker Named In Tax Indictment

A federal grand jury indicted United States Rep. Thomas J. Lane of Massachusetts on charges of evading about 38000 in federal income taxes. The indictment covers a three year period starting in 1949 with claimed income of 151000 versus 66000, and alleges false joint tax returns for Lane and his wife.

Boston Mass United States Thomas J. Lane Massachussetts Lane Charles E. Wyzanski Jr U. S Julian

Public Lady Seeks Moral Lesson From street encounter

A public figure stops a boy on the street to question his home life and parental care. The dialogue leads to a request for the boy to invite his mother to hear a talk on maternal duties at Lyceum Hall next Monday at 2.

Lyceum Hall

Farm Income Drops Near $1 Billion in 1955

The Agriculture Department reports total farm income last year was just over $19 billion with an average of $860 per farmer, down from $913 in 1954. Nonfarm income averaged $1,922 per person. The report notes higher nonfarm incomes and rising farm costs, with a 3 percent rise in production volume offsetting some price declines.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Secretary of Agriculture Benson Congress Presi

Bookmakers Favor Eisenhower in 3 to 1 Odds Revival

Las Vegas bookmakers say President Eisenhower will win re election with three to one odds. They believe he will defeat any Democratic challenger and have money riding on his victory.

Las Vegas Nev Eisenhower

Free Speech Belief Sparks Phone Use Quip

In a brisk exchange, McTavish praises free speech and McShane affirms it before McTavish asks to use McShane’s phone. The dialogue showcases a light misdemeanor tone and witty banter between the two figures.

McTavish McShane

Texas Press Ass'n backs its general manager amid indictment

The Texas Press Association directors in a special session expressed complete confidence in Vernon T. Sanford, their general manager since 1947, after he was indicted in Waco on two counts of unauthorized campaign contributions. Sanford says he acted as an agent for newspapers and did not use his own funds.

Austin Texas Press Association Vernon T. Sanford Association Sanford Waco Ben Ramsey TPA Texas

FOR SALE AND THANKS ADS FROM DENISON AREA

Classifieds list farm tools for Ford or Ferguson tractors, a near new four room house in Whitewright with two lots, and two well located houses and vacant lots. Also an income tax service in Whitewright and a card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Tom Brown for a devastating fire response.

Ford Ferguson Lister Harry Stephens Bond Denison East Whitewright Moore Stephens & Bryant Tom Brown

States with Hamburg towns tallied by National Geographic Society

The National Geographic Society reports twelve U.S. states host towns named Hamburg. The finding highlights common place names across the country, reflecting shared European heritage in American settlement patterns.

U.S. States Hamburg The National Geographic Society

General War To Bring Rationing Of Gasoline

Adm. Arthur Radford told Congress that gasoline rationing would be an early step in a general war. He noted war planning classifies cold war limited conflict and general world war and cited wartime petroleum needs met without rationing during Korea.

Washington Arthur Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Congress Radford House Armed Services Investigation Subcommittee

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