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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1945

Page

10

Corn Cobs Clean Plane Engines In War Labs

A Senate report details Agricultural Research Laboratories in New Orleans Albany Philadelphia and Peoria using corn cobs to remove carbon from aircraft engines. Other farm product uses include mechanized onion peeling and improved dehydrated potatoes. Ground corn cobs from hybrid seed corn prove best, with Navy standardizing the method.

Washington Agricultural Research Laboratories Senate Department of Agriculture New Orleans Albany Calif Philadelphia Peoria Navy

Aberdonian Overstays Visit In London Christmas Cue

An Aberdonian visiting a friend in London lingers past his welcome as Christmas nears. His host hints that his wife and family would want him home. The Aberdonian agrees and jokes he will send for them.

London

How To Secure Facts On Social Security

Dallas article explains that Social Security field offices provide free information on retirement survivors and disability benefits and wage records. Ernest L Tutt, Dallas office manager, says offices can advise on when to file a claim and clarify account cards and covered jobs.

Dallas Social Security Social Security Board Ernest L. Tutt

Red Cross Quota Surpassed in Whitewright Area Drive

Whitewright and nearby communities report 1518.53 raised for the Red Cross drive, with Bethel Pilot Grove and Kentucky town quotas at 1200.00. Inez Ray reports 1306.97 in Whitewright. D M Taylor yields 166.56 from Pilot Grove. Luther Gordon records 45.00 from Bethel. Kentuckytown report pending.

Whitewright Red Cross Bethel Pilot Grove Kentuckytown D. M. Taylor Luther Gordon Inez Ray

Texas Child Mortality Rate Flayed by Doctor

Dr Arild K Hansen of the University of Texas Medical School told 400 delegates at a wartime mental hygiene conference in Austin that five hundred children die unnecessarily each month in Texas. He cited immunization gaps and higher death rates from diphtheria typhoid and tuberculosis versus national figures.

Austin Arild K. Hansen University of Texas Medical School Galveston Texas Hansen New York

Phillips Petroleum Chairman Slashes Salary to One Dollar

Frank Phillips, chairman of Phillips Petroleum, reduces his pay to 1 dollar a year from 50 000 due to heavy federal and state taxes. He states total take home is 309.36 dollars after deductions and that the cut took effect February 1.

New York Frank Phillips Phillips Petroleum Company Phil News Phillips

Lost Persian cat and for sale ad findable in classifieds

Lost silver gray Persian cat reported with contact Jimmie McSpedden or call 124 for details. For sale 1936 Studebaker sedan with good rubber listed by A B Jones.

Jimmie McSpedden Studebaker A. B. Jones

Governor Signs Lake Texoma Game Law

Governor Coke Stevenson signed a bill establishing uniform hunting and fishing regulations for Lake Texoma on Red River near Denison. The act requires Texas residents to hold a Lake Texoma resident hunting license and outlines fees for fishing licenses for residents and nonresidents, plus special licenses for Oklahoma residents and other states. licenses are not required for Texas youths under 17.

Texas Lake Texoma Oklahoma Lake Texoma

Texas Population Drops 1.4 Percent in 1944

The Census Bureau estimates Texas population on July 1 1944 at 6,876,248, down 95,274 from July 1 1943 a 1.4 percent decrease. Compared with July 1 1940 the 1944 figure is 461,424 higher, up 7.2 percent, with declines tied to military inductions and civilian shifts.

Washington Texas Census Bureau

Tax Information Rewards Total $77 209 in Year

The Internal Revenue Service announced rewards totaling $77,209 for tax information in the year ending June 30. A single informant earned $17,000 for leading to $917,000 in taxes from a large amusement concern, the largest reward of 65 payments. The smallest was $6.93 for tax of $108 from a salvage industry individual. Names of recipients are not disclosed.

Washington United States Bureau of Internal Revenue

Cracks At The Crowd Cousin Dave Rants On Freedoms

A quirky piece portrays Cousin Dave lamenting lack of real freedoms in daily life. He curses lack of freedom of religion speech and from want while worrying about providing for family. The narrator notes social insanity and cautions against advertising hard luck.

Dave

Better world vision by Edgar A. Guest and a scent note

A poem envisions a improved future with meals, women gardening, births and weddings, work for all, diverse traits, and enduring grief. It contrasts a future society with regulations, justice, and the hope of a better race of men, followed by a strange note about anosnia or anosmic sense of smell.

Edgar A. Guest

Texans urged to plant 1 000 000 garden plots

Austin proclamation by Governor Stevenson marks Victory Garden Week in Texas 1945 urging Texans to plant one million garden plots due to increased military demand and allied needs. Army notes more soldiers to feed and more home production required as troops abroad rise.

Austin Texas Stevenson

Private’s Narrow Escape in Tent Mishap

A soldier recalls a near miss after mistaking his helmet for an intruder. He grabbed a gun and fired, then lights revealed the helmet had been the target. The exchange ends with the sergeant joking about the humor of the narrow escape.

Let 'er Drop Bursts Through Quiet Hall

A speaker demanded silence and asked for a pin drop in the hall. The crowd went still for a moment before a youth in the front row shouted Let 'er drop, breaking the hush.

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