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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

8

Payroll Records Urged By Dallas Social Security Head

Ernest L Tutt head of Dallas Social Security calls on employers to keep accurate payroll records for workers covered by Social Security. He stresses the need for each employee's full name and social security account number to ensure accurate quarterly tax returns and wage credits for future retirement benefits. Employees should provide their details at hire and can obtain SS account number forms at post offices or Social Security offices in Dallas. Duplicate cards can be requested by mail using a duplicate form.

Dallas Ernest L. Tutt Social Security Board Tutt Allen Building

Relief Office Is Moved To North Side of Square

The Sherman relief commission office relocated Wednesday from 119% East Houston to 119% West Houston on the north side of the square across the hall from the former site. Miss Martha Naylor serves as supervisor of the office. The Sun lists typewriter paper for sale.

Sherman The Texas Relief Commission East Houston West Martha Naylor

American Income Up as Costs Dip in Early 1939

The Commerce Department reports Americans had higher incomes in January and February 1939 than a year earlier, with living costs 3 percent lower. February wage, dividend, interest and relief income reached 5.09 billion dollars, up 115 million from February 1938, while a seasonally adjusted income index slid from 84.2 to 83.9.

Washington Commerce Department Department Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Federal Reserve Board

All May Vote on Amendment

Texas Attorney General Mann ruled that voters need not own taxable property to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment about a social security tax if the amendment goes to the people next summer. The opinion said property ownership rules for bonds do not apply to a statewide constitutional question.

Austin Mann House

Hollering and Drinking Hard on the Voice

Doctors in Hygeia warn constant talking and loud noise injure the voice causing tiny hemorrhages that may lead to tumors. They note even a single alcoholic drink dilates mucous membranes, creating a “whisky throat” from engorged capillaries. The report also cites New York real estate valued at $16,650,297,000.

Chicago Ill New York

Debating Door to Door Sales Curbs in Cities

Rotarian Magazine presents a clash between S S Hoover former Green River mayor and Herbert J Taylor president of Club Aluminum Co over banning uninvited door to door sales. Hoover cites resident annoyance and convenience of local shops while Taylor argues direct selling advances civilization and creates jobs, urging personal freedom for housewives to buy.

S. S. Hoover Green River Wyoming Mr. Hoover Herbert J. Taylor Club Aluminum Company Taylor

How Many Learn It Young Mother Quote

A viral exchange between a young mother and a nurse questions the hardest lesson for new mothers. The nurse quips that others have perfect children too, highlighting common parental insecurities.

Just the Ends for a Girlfriend's Anniversary Gift

A dialogue suggests a playful gift idea for an anniversary. One person proposes a suitable present for a girlfriend who loves reading. The other suggests book ends as the item, noting she reads them before starting.

Want Ads and Farm Listings in Whitewright District

Classified notices offer wiring services from Johnson Jewelry utilities for prompt service at reasonable prices. Farm sale opportunities from Tom Barbee and Stephens Bryant. Funeral designs by Haile's Greenhouse. M Johnson White Leghorn chicks and custom hatching by Whitewright Hatchery managed by Mr. and Mrs. Ford.

M. Johnson H. A. James Whitewright Hatchery G. V. Ford

Comparisons of British and American Life

W M Logan writes from Edinburgh in 1939 on British life’s easygoing pace versus American urgency. He notes British lassitude in dry cleaning delays and radio timing, contrasted with unhurried, friendly shopkeeping and the tea habit as a symbol of steadiness, though he admits some cultural gaps.

W. M. Logan Eagle Lake Edinburgh Scotland

Oklahoma land oil bids for reservoir area

The state school land commission on Monday decided to solicit oil and gas lease bids on 21 tracts totaling 3 957 acres in the basin of the lake to be formed by the Denison Red River dam. Gov Phillips opposes granting federal mineral rights in lands made reservoirs by federal dams in Oklahoma. The parcels lie in Johnston Marshall and Bryan Counties.

Oklahoma City State School Land Commission Denison Red River Phillips Oklahoma Commission Johnston Marshall Bryan

Granddaughter asks grandpa if he was in the Ark

A child asks her grandfather if he was aboard Noah’s Ark. He replies that he was not, and she follows with the blunt question why he wasn’t drowned. The exchange captures a humorous family moment and provides a rustic punchline.

Little Ann

Community Roundup Notes Softball Scores and Local Visits

Porter and Orangeville played softball Thursday with Porter winning 36 to 20. Local residents share visits and stints with family and friends, including Ellen Bowden, Juanita and Neva Howell, and Claude McCord's group. Weather remarks mention a big rain and expectations of better days ahead.

Porter Orangeville Juanita Howell Ellen Frances Bowden Melva Colleen Allen Juanita Neva Nell Howell Joe Rich Laura Bess Sherman Floyd Ford Bonnie Ray Hicks Junior Hicks Leo Arvil Howell Elbert Bennett Whitewright Ellen Francis Bowden Elmer Anderson James Norris Joy Morris Billy Joe Morgan Trenton M. M. Cooper Maybell Jewel Gunter Charlie Rogers

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