Whitewright Sun publisher notes subscription rates
The notice lists subscription prices for Grayson and Fannin Counties at 2 dollars, outside Grayson and Fannin Counties at 2 dollars, and foreign subscriptions at 5 dollars. It invites corrections for any erroneous reflections upon the character or standing of any person, firm, or corporation brought to the publisher.
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Grayson and
Fannin
Forewarned FCDA advice on atomic attack preparedness
The Deport Times reports FCDA guidance urges city residents to store a week of food and water and consider rural shelters. It suggests keeping radios, blankets, fuel, maps, and provisions refreshed, and rural households should also stock extra supplies. The tone notes fear may be overblown but warns readiness remains prudent.
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Federal
Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
Deport Times
Importance of substance over fame
The text argues that glamour and applause do not equal greatness or influence. It distinguishes the man of the hour from lasting impact, noting a sparkling stone or clever student does not guarantee success or philosophy. What the unimportant do ultimately matters.
Unhonored and unsung builders of a better tomorrow
The text extols humble fidelity and loyalty as essential forces in history. It argues that everyday acts, though unseen, fortify a future brighter than dramatic events. It emphasizes the value of ordinary workers whose quiet contributions shape civilization.
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Journal of Living
House Passes Toned-Down Unfair Sales Bill
The Texas House approved a toned-down version of the unfair sales bill regulating grocery prices by voice vote. The measure would permit selling at or below cost only if grocers agree to unlimited quantities.
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HOUSE
Austin
Senate
Savings Bonds Week Proclaimed in Texas
Governor Shivers proclaims May 22 to 28 as U S Defense Savings Bonds Week urging Texans to boost purchases. More than 1,200 volunteers from every county will assist the drive led by Camp County chairman Alfred A Hall. Texas sales goal is 201.9 million dollars with a national goal of 5.5 billion.
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Austin
Shivers
U. S. Defense
Texas
United States
Alfred A. Hall
Camp County
Cotton Production Declines in Texas 1954 Report
The Agriculture Department reports Texas produced 3,923,000 bales of cotton in 1954, down from 4,317,000 in 1953, with a 1954 value of about $635.5 million. Nationally, 1954 output reached 13,679,000 bales valued near $2.302 billion, below 1953’s 16,465,000 bales.
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Washington
Texas
Agriculture Department
Production Line Divorces Move Through Long Beach Court
In Long Beach California the Superior Court runs a divorce marathon led by Judge George Francis aiming to finish 120 cases by Friday. Contested cases are set aside for speed, using an assembly line method to cut the usual two month wait to about two weeks.
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Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Superior Court
George Francis
Fred Miller
Court authorizes extra tax deputy for 1955 assessments
Commissioner's Court on Tuesday authorized Mrs. Iva Davidson county tax assessor to hire an additional deputy for June July and August to help complete the 1955 assessments. The deputy will be paid 180 dollars a month.
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Commissioner's Court
Iva Davidson
Whitewright Area Notes and Campus Arts Mention
Local social notes list visitors and family gatherings across Whitewright and area towns. Floyd Collins of Midland and numerous families visit, attend events, and host relatives. Florena Williams acts in Arsenic and Old Lace at Texas State College for Women in Denton.
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Florena Williams
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Jonathan Brewster
Joseph Kesselring
TSCW
College
Miss Williams
Jim Williams
Whitewright
Tom Blanton
C. F. Collins Jr
Odessa
Floyd Collins
Midland
Marvin Conwell
Dallas
Robert Collins
Irving Blanton
Fort Worth
A. G. Nicely
Savoy
Spelling Pad From 1894 Found In Bonham Trunk
E J Hendricks finds a spelling pad in a trunk dated 1894 with six teachers at the school and pupils who signed entries including Eldon H Foster Hattie Pate Aline Miller Edward Dabney Carrie Lannius Joe Ben Blackeney Verne Cecil and Roscoe Doss. Hendricks notes many changes in schools since then. The note also contrasts France’s 1801 population of about 27 million with today’s 43 million.
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Aline Miller
Edward Dabney
Carrie Lannius
Joe Ben Blackeney
Verne Cecil
Roscoe Doss
Hendricks
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Lawrence Burden Jr
Ethel Marie
Overton
O. E
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Guy Hamilton
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Emma Jane Baldwin
Jack Justice
Wayne Gault
Carl Nall
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Tom Brown
W. O. Wheatley
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Fred Starr Jr
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J. A. Worsham
Doyle Alexander
Jerry
Doyce Worsham
W. L. Smith
J. Lee Smith
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Charles Sydow
Willie B. Smith
Wesleyan Service Guild
T. L. Hodder
C. B. Bryant III
Frank Gillespie
Harold Taylor
W. J. Barbee
Frank Armstrong
Plano
Dick Barbee
Jack Barbee
Lindale
Mac Pierson
Celeste
Lyndal Pierson
Lou Petty
Kelly Pierson
San Antonio
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
Floyd Housewright
W. M. Pierson
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Bob Grant
Bonham
Hayden Griffin
Brownfield
E. P. Allen
Whitesboro
Guy Dillon
Durant
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Ira Kirkpatrick
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Granville Carpenter
R. T. Browing
Lee Anne
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Joe B. Dillon
Childress
France
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Heinz Baby Food
Foremost
Tennessee
Lipton
Scott Paper Towels
Scott Tissue
Kraft American Cheese
Morton
Thomas Lemonade
Donald Duck