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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
8
W W Bauer argues modern fathers bear heavy pressures from work taxes and family duties. Families should share responsibilities cut nonessential expenses and encourage medical care to extend fathers lives. The piece notes four heart valves have been rebuilt surgically.
The Texas Senate voted 25 to 3 to end a constitutional ban on state advertising to attract tourists and new citizens. The measure moves to the House, then to a statewide vote next year if approved. Sen. Carlos Ashley cited tourism declines and compared states with publicity gains. The governor supports the proposal.
Texas House approves a bill allowing Reynolds Cattle Company owner to dispose of part of a 250 buffalo show herd in Culberson and Jeff Davis Counties. Slack says 25 animals were bought four years ago and culling is needed for sick and surplus animals under state protections.
Dr. Carl A. Moyer of St. Louis told the Dallas Southern Clinical Society that Texas girls should wear blue jeans at home in winter and near trash fires in spring due to higher burn risk from flimsy cotton dresses. He spoke at the Hotel Adolphus after a burns treatment panel discussion.
White House authorities relocate and trap squirrels on the presidential lawn. Box traps are used to capture the gray squirrels and release them far from the White House. Nest removal continues from the trees as needed to remove the nuisance.
The administration urged Congress to approve an average 5 percent raise for 1.2 million classified federal civil service employees. The proposal would cost about $202 million annually and increase annual pay by $73 to $800 per worker.
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