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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1937

Page

2

Four New Corn Varieties on Texas Market

Texas farmers gain four new yellow corn varieties after ten years of breeding by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Yellow Surcropper Yellow Thomas Yellow Tuxpan and Golden June offer region specific adaptations from Beeville to Lubbock and parts of Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma.

College Station Texas P. C. Mangelsdorf Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Texas Experiment Station Beeville Gulf Coast Chillicothe Lubbock Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma San Antonio Mr. Mangelsdorf

First Lady Roosevelt says she carries a pistol when traveling alone

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told reporters in New Orleans she carries a pistol in her car and can use it. She travels with guards only when on tours, says she is never accompanied by guards in New York or Washington and fears nothing. She notes her pistol training mirrors that of the New York National Guard.

New Orleans Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Washington New York National Guard

Cavalcade Will Portray Many Great Men of New World

Dallas reports the 1937 Cavalcade of the Americas at the Texas Pacific Exposition will feature renowned figures from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Columbus and Washington. The production includes scenes across North and South America with notable generals, liberators, and early Texans, plus a dramatic evolution of the cowboy.

New World Dallas A. L. Vollman Franklin D. Roosevelt Buenos Aires Peace Conference Theodore Roosevelt Plains Countries San Juan Hill George Washington Christopher Columbus Texas United States Central South America Sam Houston James Monroe Alamo Columbus Pan America Casso Nunez de Balbos Pizzaro Conqueror Peru Cortez Montezuma Washington Cornwallis Patrick Henry John Marshall Supreme Court Layfayette Bolivar San Martin Stephen F. Austin Ellis P. Bean James Bowie Lee Christmas Soldiers of Fortune Vollmann Mexico

Why Men Leave Home Disease Type A B Or C

New York psychiatrists from the New York Academy of Medicine say missing men fall into three types: hysterical amnesia, epileptic fugue, and conscious disappearance. The illness explains thousands who vanish with no warning and reappear far away or never seen again. Wives are often part of the trouble.

New York New York Academy of Medicine

Erosion to Cost U S 30 Billions In Fifty Years

Philadelphia audience hears Hugh Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service warn that soil wastage will cause up to 30 billion dollars in losses over fifty years. He cites 100 million acres ruined and 75 percent of farm land affected, linking soil control to flood prevention. He notes severe recent floods in Pennsylvania and describes gullies as accelerating headwater runoff.

Philadelphia Hugh Bennett Soil Conservation Service Philadelphia Forum Pennsylvania

Types of disappearances in married life and a famous case

Doctors describe three patterns of male disappearance including a wife-led home life, organic breakoffs, and deliberate malingers. The piece cites Justice Crater as a noted example and notes police data that over 90 percent of men who disappear eventually return, with Crater remaining missing.

Justice Crater Gauguin South Seas Mous Joseph Force Crater New York Times Square

KKK Circulars Threaten Supreme Court Warning

In Washington a circular bearing the letters KKK showed up in congressional mail. Senator Pope of Idaho displayed a scarlet hooded figure with a fiery cross. The message claimed Hands off the Supreme Court and warned communism must be destroyed, with cheap labor notes noted about India.

Washington Supreme Court KKK Pope Idaho Ku Klux Klan

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