Whitewright Community Notes Show Local Life and Losses
Obituaries mark deaths of S E Jones and Rev Blanton with services listed. Commencement honors at Whitewright High School include multiple graduates. Baseball league forms among Sunday Schools as four storms drop rain in Whitesboro. Local licenses granted Roy Neathery and Vee Ball. Legion Band and senior day programs announced along with baby show winners and other community events.
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Thomas Joe
George McLean
Savoy
Howard McSpedden
Herbert Neathery
Denison
National Guard
Pilot Grove
B. F. Blanton
Myra Hall
Bokchito
Okla
Blanton
Randolph
Whitewright High School
Doris Ayres
Sara Lee Holland
Sallye Hamilton
Mildred Cantrell
Mina McMurry
Mary Belle Savage
Marjorie Moore
Fran Stillwell
Kathleen Phillips
Edna Cox
Emma Davidson
Coralee Echols
Helen Thomas
Messrs
King Montgomery
Richard Browning
Robert Gallaher
Whitewright
Whitesboro
Roy H. Neathery
Vee Ball
American Legion
Martha Bow
Norma Bates
Call Reeves
Jesse Wallace
Miss Burton
George Garner
Bessie Joe Barbee
H. G. Webster
Sarah Hampton
Gladys Ray
Lloyd Moore
Findley Haile
Ona Belle Hampton
Mildred Holcomb
Homer Craig
Dorothy Gordon
Talmadge Lawrence
Julius Everheart
S. E. Jones
Madgeline Phillips
W. A. Phillips
Guy Ben Garner
Ben Garner
Orangeville
Daisy Johnson
Robert Dillard Montgomery
Mark Montgomery
Ann LaRoe
W. E. LaRoe
Clarence Martin
Mollie Burks
Tom Bean
Ida
Display debunks brain food myth at Dallas Health Museum
A Dallas exhibit at Fair Park debunks the idea of brain boosting foods. It shows there is no single perfect food though milk offers a mix of proteins minerals and vitamins.
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Dallas
Dallas Health Museum
Fair Park
Terrell Veteran Enters Race Against Rayburn
Reagan Brown, 31, Terrell businessman and Army veteran, announced his candidacy to oppose Sam Rayburn for U S representative from the 4th Congressional District. Brown, born in Henderson, is a Texas A&M graduate and a former Kaufman County agent.
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Terrell
Reagan Brown
Sam Rayburn
U. S
Grayson
Collin
Fannin
Rockwall
Hunt
Kaufman
Rains
Brown
Henderson
Rusk County
Texas A. & M. College
69Th Infantry
Europe
Kaufman County
Hunt County
Poorest Year Since War Forecast for Farmers in 1952
The Agriculture Department forecast 1952 may be one of the poorest years for farmers since WWII due to lower prices and higher costs. Nonfarm citizens are likely to fare better, while farm net income may be about the same or slightly less than last year’s 14.9 billion dollars. If conditions are average, total farm marketings could exceed last year and possibly set a record.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Health Depends On Clean Community
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox urges a summer sanitation push to wipe out flies and rats. He warns flies spread diseases including typhoid and polio, and rats spread many illnesses. Personal hygiene plus sanitation are vital. spraying and poisoning help but cannot replace daily clean practices.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
State Health Department
Cox
Texas suspends 1,468 drivers under new liability law
Texas public safety reports show 1,468 drivers had licenses and car registrations suspended for inability to prove financial responsibility after reported accidents. About 8.4 percent of those reporting accidents in Q1 failed the liability test, with average required coverage around 400 dollars. Affected drivers contest suspensions citing hardship or constitutionality.
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Austin
Texas
J. B. Alderdice
Department of Public Safety Responsibility Division
Alderdice
Department of Public Safety
Supreme Court
GIs Must Wait to Wed in European Command
In Frankfurt Germany GIs and their fraulein sweethearts face Army red tape before marriage. A GI may wed only in his last 90 days of overseas duty after proving he can support a wife. Last year 2,628 marriage approvals were granted in the European Command. An Army clerk predicts applications will surge with spring.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Juliana Suggests Painted Car Concept at Ford Plant
In Detroit Queen Juliana proposed to Henry Ford VII that cars finished one day be painted the same color and the next day a different color. Ford replied that he had not considered the idea.
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Detroit
Mich
Juliana
Ford
Henry Ford VII
Woman Tells Clerk Ten Dollar Grocery Pick
A shopper directs the cashier to select ten dollars’ worth of items for her and return the rest to the shelves. The moment captures a brief, practical exchange at the checkout.
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Cile Myrick, Russell McGinnis and
the Legion Band
O. K. Feed
James H. Gosnell
Rayburn
Delaware
Colorado
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas
Nevada
C. H. Beseda
van Alstyne, Texas
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Robert L. Doss
Citizens National Bank Bldg
Denison, Texas
Calgon Inc
Grover Cleveland
Stephen
State of
J. B. Carter
Grayson County
J. N. Dickson
Said County
Travis Street
Sherman
Merchants and Planters National Bank of Sherman
Whitewright Sun
L. LaRoe & Co
Hoover
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