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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

Page

2

Farm Population Shows Increase in Texas During 1955

Texas farm population rose by 15 000 in 1955 to 1 151 000, slowing a long decline since 1934. Growth attributed to more part time farmers and slower rural migration. Texas remains 5.1 percent of national farm population. blacks on farms decrease faster than whites. males outnumber females overall.

College Station Texas R. L. Skrabanek Department of Agricultural Economics and Sociology Texas A. & M Skrabanek

Senator Dirksen Pushes Senate Coffee Price Inquiry

Illinois Senator Dirksen urged a Senate banking committee inquiry into recent sharp coffee price increases. He asked for a two point investigation to uncover causes and possible actions to ensure adequate and stable supply at reasonable prices for American consumers.

Washington Dirksen Illinois Senate Senate Banking Committee

Looking Ahead Looking Ahead by Dr George S Benson

Dr George S Benson delivers a warning about the spread of Communism. He cites Greece France and broader Eastern bloc gains, notes Soviet influence within the UN and five million fifth columnists abroad. He warns the free world risks losing hundreds of millions and territories within ten years. He cites Poland Hungary Romania China and France as key examples. He argues Western leaders must act to counterbalance Soviet expansion.

Greece France Red Bulganin Khrushchev Molotov Mikoyan Stalin International Communist Conspiracy Moscow Kremlin Reds Poland Czechoslovakia Manchuria Chiang Kai-Shek China Hungary Bulgaria Rumania Free World Soviet Union United Nations U. S Russia U. N Albania Romania Tibet Germany North Korea Baltic States Red International Fifth Column U. S. Congress Italy

Estate of W J Sappenfield legal notice creditors

County Court of Grayson County Texas issues notice to creditors for the estate of W J Sappenfield deceased Original Letters Testamentary were granted February 14 1956 Address for claims Sallie Sue Stanton 4182 Le Bourget Culver City California and Reavis Sappenfield Box 236 Whitesboro Grayson County Texas Executrix and Executor names published in The Whitewright Sun March 15 22 29 and April 5 1956

Lelis W. J. Sappenfield County Court of Grayson County Exas A. D Sallie Sue Stanton le Bourget Culver City California Reavis Sappenfield Whitesboro Texas

Estate of Dan C Williams granted in Grayson County Texas

Legal notice states that letters testamentary for the estate of Dan C Williams, deceased, were granted December 21, 1955, by the Grayson County Court. All creditors must present claims by law. Address for notices is 5532 Jacksboro Highway, Fort Worth, Texas. Published in The Whitewright Sun in March and April 1956.

Dan C. Williams Grayson County Texas Rsans Jacksboro Highway Ft. Worth Tarrant State of Texas Ida Irene Williams Whitewright Sun

Reds and Communist influence seen spreading in Americas

The article warns that Communist expansion could threaten freedom, citing inroads in Central and South America and rising Canadian leftist influence. It notes the historical context of labor unions and national safety, then mentions the Dead Sea depth as a unrelated fact before noting Touro Synagogue in Newport, built 1763 as America’s oldest synagogue.

Central South America Dead Sea Touro Synagogue Newport, R. I America

Stolen Phone Rings Unanswered At Oak Park Station

In Oak Park near Chicago a telephone at the L station rings with no one answering. A note on the wall says the phone was stolen on Feb 24, 1956 between midnight and 4 am by a person short a couple of nickels.

Chicago Oak Park L” Station

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the Sun George S. Benson National Searcy, Arke Tito Yugoslavia Israel India England Buttoneer Madden Denison, Texas Henry J. Martyn, Jr Temple J. Barcafer Mmes, Martyn and Barenfer Women of Rotary Club of Dallas State OF Grayson Louise M. Essex J. N. Dickson Said Parnell St Denison Suzanne FE. Stewart Tiganehed North The Quaker Out Company Sherman, Texas Mobil, Firestone and Goodyear Mobil Batteries Alexander Bun Alexander Whitewright, Texas
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