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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
7
A historical recipe outlines deviled sea food using tuna with lemon juice and a baked casserole, yielding four servings. It then provides substitutions to omit seafood, doubling butter and flour, increasing milk to two cups, and using six sliced eggs, while keeping the rest of the steps intact.
A poetic scene describes rain that was green and carried life with wing and blossom. Morning reveals crocus blades piercing the ground as the bear’s gait is noted due to lacking a clavicle, causing shoulder movement to shift with each step.
A 1951 VA guidance item answers common questions on disability compensation while hospitalized for service connected conditions. It covers eligibility for 100 percent rating after 21 days, GI loan limits for car purchases, changing beneficiaries on National Service Life Insurance, and automatic eligibility for the second special NSLI dividend with address verification.
A grizzled farmer strolls down the street with a smile and explains he will not vote for any candidate this morning but will vote against someone. The snippet ends with a prompt to phone number 76 for news.
J R Johnston of the Blackland Agricultural Experiment Station at Temple says beef cattle could become the second most valuable crop in the Blackland area with profitable grain and forage marketing. The approach covers 12 to 14 months of grazing and drylot feeding with winter and spring forage from small grains and fescue, plus home grown grain and cottonseed meal. Barley offers high feeding value and erosion control, while corn costs less to produce than sorghum or barley.
A 1951 Texas court citation docket warns Walter Y Head and Homer H Head dba Head and Head Construction to appear by May 7 1951 in Grayson County District Court Sher man. Plaintiffs include Bingswanger and Company of Texas seeking 1794.85 plus interest and costs for merchandise. Separate citation No 57979 lists Koeppen Baldwin Inc as plaintiff claiming 1310.72 for labor and goods.
A humor piece recounts a hiccough case where a new cheap medicine costing $30 per dose halts the fits after the doctor reveals musk as the ingredient. Two veterans swap war stories with a mistaken rifle joke. A library incident mocks sensational self help book titles. A judge sternly admonishes a repeat traffic offender.
In court the delivery driver states he has no lawyer and will tell the truth, saying the case is so serious he chose to speak openly without legal representation. The judge hears the exchange as the proceedings continue.
An American and a Russian guard exchange remarks about relief times. The American notes relief in 15 minutes. The Russian vows relief in a quarter hour and thanks Stalin. The American asks what he would say if Stalin were dead, the Russian responds Thank God.
Dialogue captures a cautious exchange as a man asks to touch and hold, while a woman repeatedly declines. The exchange shifts to humor about being honest, suggesting a playful tension in a social or dating context.
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