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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
8
France begins a census of children separated from parents after the 1940 exodus. Many cannot recall their names, with younger kids to be identified by photographs. First 200 questioned show 30 too young to remember.
A Nation's Business Magazine note cites Benjamin Anderson of UC Los Angeles estimating a New York millionaire earning 1 million yearly would pay about 807000 in income taxes under current rates. To net 1 million, one would need around 7.14 million gross. If new millionaires paid 6 million into taxes, the system would gain significant revenue.
South America is shaped like a lamb chop and hosts 85 million people in thirteen nations. Brazil, the largest bite with 47 million inhabitants, would nearly fill the United States, while Marajo Island dwarfs Long Island. The Amazon River is the world’s third longest, ships reach Manaus, and Brazil holds vast iron ore and coffee wealth. Rio de Janeiro, a cultural hub, showcases orchids and milreis currency, with Natal serving as a key air terminal and Rio as the capital.
Navy testimony shows average sailor feeding cost at 43-4 cents daily under the 1942 supply bill. Paymaster-general Rear Admiral Ray Spear said first-quarter 1941 costs matched late 1940, noting the navy ration is among the world's most liberal per law.
Seymour mayor proclaims a town fishing day despite wars and turmoil. By custom 3,500 residents will attend Lake Kemp for the opening of the game fishing season, with town deserted after dawn and only police and firemen remaining on duty.
Bossy the cow that died on the Weatherford highway last Aug 3 lost her case in a County Court at Law No 1 ruling she was negligent in a collision with Walter A. Williams car from Weatherford. Bossy's owner Mrs M B Grafa Weatherford dairywoman ordered to pay 60.68 for repairs. Attorneys may appeal.
College Station Texas St Augustine grass proves suitable for lawns but seed is unavailable and planting sod pieces is required to avoid brown patch disease. Plant two feet apart in three foot rows with periodic nitrate fertilizing and watering. The grass survives zero temperatures, endures drought, and tolerates shade, distinguishing it from carpet grass.
A young man explains his lateness to his fair companion saying he debated shaving or not. Sweet Young Thing innocently asks what he decided, prompting the humorous exchange.
For sale used electric refrigerators and used ice boxes at bargain prices. Joe Johnson offers bargains. Also advertised: money loans at low cost with no red tape from the oldest loan company in Sherman, Star Credit Company, beside Grayson County State Bank. See sign in lobby.
Automobile loans available for any purpose or refinance to lower payments. No delay. Bring title papers and car for inspection. Will save you money. Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager manager 121% So. Travis Sherman.
Top Kicks face a humorous challenge as Navajo registrants in New Mexico present tongue twisting names during roll call. The article notes 16,000,000 men registered for Selective Service and highlights colorful monikers such as Kin-yah-ahu-nih Bega Haska ith-no-pah Haska Da Yah Chee Whiskey Boy Mud Kid Mud Kid's Nephew Fast Horse's Son White Horse Yellow Hair John Short Hair Repeat.
A wartime notice explains aluminum use is restricted for defense needs but there is currently no shortage of aluminum kitchen utensils. Stores still stock many aluminum pieces, while alternatives in porcelain enamelware cast iron and plastics are available. Care tips include cleaning with steel wool or smooth powder and boiling with vinegar or cream of tartar to remove discoloration.
The text notes Congress last year protected the bald eagle nationwide with a 500 dollar fine and six months in prison for killing it. It describes the eagle as a symbol of American ideals beyond a bird of biological interest. It mentions debates in the Continental Congress about choosing a national bird.
Franklin helped propose the wild turkey but the bald eagle was chosen on June 20, 1782 as the design for the national seal and coat of arms. The eagle, native to America, feeds mostly on fish and is linked with authority in ancient myth.
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