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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
6
London reports a new mass mentality called victory nerves as Britons grow impatient yet confident of victory. After four years of blackout and restrictions the public shows nerve strain amid invasion prep and troop presence. Churchill and officials temper optimism, while civilians cite comfort in victory ahead.
A poem praising nurses as brave, steadfast figures who accompany soldiers across land, sea, and air. It honors their mercy filled service under fire and in war zones, likening their devotion to essential duty that eases suffering and endures through danger.
In a North Carolina town a worker’s wallet is shredded by a machine, later redeemed by Treasury’s Redemption Section. The piece highlights nearly a million dollars identified yearly from ruined currency and recalls the Morro Castle and Astoria bank box recoveries as dramatic examples of restoration.
Citation issued in Grayson County Texas commands Grace T Bryant to appear by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from May 1 1944 in Sherman. Plaintiff Joe C Bryant sues for divorce on cruel treatment. petition filed March 16 1944 in No 52637 with Judge S V Earnest and Deputy Nancy Drake.
Henry Ford told the Atlanta Constitution in a Sunday interview he believes the war will end in two months and that railways will be abandoned. Asked for reasons, he declined, saying he has them but will not reveal them.
Henry Ford discusses fighting laziness and land idleness as major postwar problems and urges effort to end wars by individuals finding their causes. He predicts airplanes may reduce railroad use and envisions highways boosting cars. He notes Kipling’s The Light That Failed once had two endings.
Citation No 52489 to J R Sewell requires answer by May 1 1944 at 10 a m before the Hon district court in Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Lillian Sewell sues for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. issued March 17 1944 by Deputy A Drake.
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