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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1942

Page

3

Texas Cotton Looks to Bright Future in War Years

Texas cotton farmers face a revived outlook as war programs boost demand for cotton and cottonseed oil. Delos L. James and Secretary Wickard urge full 27.4 million acre allotment. expansion into oils, plastics, insulation and defense uses reshapes markets.

Texas Cotton South Delos L. James Agricultural Department United States Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee The Houston Chamber of Commerce James Wickard Pacific Army Navy Graham Sea Island Georgia Florida United States Army Gov Coke Stevenson W. N. Banks American Cotton Manufacturers Association

Early American flags and the Star Spangled Banner origin

Depicted banners from 1775 include Fort Moultrie crescent flag and Culpeper minute men rattlesnake banner. The first Stars and Stripes emerged from Congress 1777 guiding thirteen stripes and stars. Betsy Ross legend tied to star design. Vermont and Kentucky added two stars and stripes in 1794. Fr McHenry inspired Key's anthem. Congress 1818 restored stripes to original count.

Fort Moultrie Jasper Virginia Culpeper New England United States Betsy Ross Vermont Kentucky Congress Fr. McHenry Francis Scott Key

Porter church notes revival schedule and local visits

Rev. Odie Carey preached last Sunday and will begin first Sunday services each month. Several families including Bussey Bennett White and Hunter relatives visited others. Miss Dorothy White won a civil service appointment in Washington. Local social visits list many telegraphed names and a note about adding machine paper for sale at the Sun office.

Odie Carey Ector Dorothy White Washington, D. C C. M. Bussey Fort Worth Elbert Bennett G. D. Bennett Whitewright Hugh Hunter

UPA Sets Price Ceilings on Eight Scarcity Items

The Office of Price Administration imposed ceilings on eight major scarcity goods including refrigerators, typewriters, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, ironing machines, radios, phonographs, and cooking and heating stoves. Most shifts are temporary, pegged to last Thursday for six items, with vacuum cleaners and refrigerators given permanent ceilings at manufacturers' suggested prices.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Health Hints on Typhoid Vaccination and Safe Bean Cooking

The notice urges vaccination against typhoid for campers scouts and travelers as outdoor season begins. It warns carriers spread disease via unwashed handling of food water and milk and emphasizes vaccination as essential. It also gives bean cooking tips including baking at 250 F and flavor suggestions.

State Department of Health

Beans Without Cans at College Station

College Station officials warn tin shortages will end canned pork and beans and baked beans, urging use of dried beans. A. and M. College Extension Service specialist Hazel Phipps advises soaking 5 to 6 hours, washing before soak, cooking in soak water, soft water if possible, and simmering to protect nutrients and texture.

H. H. Williamson Texas A. and M. College Extension Service New Orleans House Appropriations Committee Henry R. Knight Bureau of Agriculture, Chemistry and Engineering College Station Hazel Phipps A. and M. College Extension Service Miss Phipps

Fish angered reporter with guarded military talk

Major General Irving A. Fish arrived in Portland and dodged questions about a rumored fatal accident and past actions. He insisted news of a military nature must be kept secret and joked about debts and aging brides in a series of terse exchanges.

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Black Curry E. C. Auch Ter Bureau of Plant Industry R. A. Graham Greenville Texas Cooperative Ginners Association Greasing Yeager Sinclair Station Glen Earnheart Whitewright, Texas Whitewright Lumber C Neighborly Service U. S Liberty Libert Stars and Porter News Cora Locke Alvie Locke Joe Rich J. A. Harper Genette Hicks Haleen Benson E. W. White Jr Bailey E. W. White E. O. Young Willard Young S. C. Hunter Marybelle Jewel Estelle Gunter Martha Jo Claiborne Twyman White Doyle Alexander Joy Billy Morris Elmer Anderson Sun Office UPA Stephens & Bryant Insurance Nat'l Bink Portland Orc Irving A. Fish Mobileil G. C. Stateville Sherman A. Y. Creager CO. M. & P. Bank Building Sherman, Texas Sewalls L. LaRoe & Company
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