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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

8

Hog King Offered Real Life of Ease

Anna Illinois reports Neptune the 500 pound Hereford hog faced death or a life as a commercial model until Navy recruiter Don Lingle offered a farm retirement. Charles Booz of Portis Kansas would provide a permanent home for the patriotic hog if approved, at the Midwest horse and mule mart in Anna.

Anna Ill King Neptune Don Lingle Marion Navy Neptune Charles Booz Portis Kan Booz Horse and Mule Mart Midwest

Houston to House a 1000-Bed Naval Hospital

Representative Albert Thomas of Texas announced the President signed an order designating Houston as the site for a 1000-bed naval hospital. The project would cost between 5 and 6 million dollars, with Houston among several Texas cities bidding for the facility. Vice Admiral Ross T. McIntyre, head of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, confirmed the action.

Washington Albert Thomas Dem Texas Houston Naval Hospital Thomas Ross T. McIntyre Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Hotel Residents Will Give Up Red Point a Day

OPA announced that large boarding houses residence hotels and similar establishments serving big groups of residents must surrender 10 red ration points every 10 days from each resident's ration book starting Tuesday. Previously 30 points were removed every two weeks to reduce unneeded stamps in circulation.

Washington OPA

Veteran 98 Holds One Man Meeting elects himself

Ira Stormes, 98, a Civil War veteran in Salt Lake City, called the 62nd annual Utah Department Grand Army of the Republic encampment to order and nominated and reelected himself commander in a one man show. He vowed to continue the practice until the last bugle.

Salt Lake City Ira Stormes Utah Department Grand Army of the Republic Stormes

Pacific Coast Raid Now Rated as Zero

Fort Lewis Washington Lieutenant General Delos C Emmons commander of the Western Defense Command says the chance of a Japanese invasion along the Pacific coast at this time is zero He notes a possible carrier raid could occur to cause confusion and damage but would risk the carrier and air groups with little chance of success.

Fort Lewis Wash Pacific Delos C. Emmons Western Defense Command

Colonel Claims WACs Make Better Wives

Lt. Col. Walter H. E. Jeager told a wartime conference that WACs will be better wives than nonmilitary women. He added husbands will carry a military influence throughout life and a former WAC will bring valued household appreciation.

Washington Wacs Walter H. E. Jeager Army Industrial College Women's Army Corps

For Sale Bargain furniture by Mrs. E F Everheart

Used furniture advertised at bargain prices includes a dining room suite with eight chairs, sewing table, two Victrolas, records, oak folding bed with mirror, maple bedroom set, writing desk and bookcase, iron bed with mattress, a concert grand piano, dresser, Roper gas range, and many other articles offered by Mrs. E F Everheart.

Roper E. F. Everheart

Post Office Lifts Ban on Strange Fruit Mailing

New York publishers Reynal & Hitchcock announce the Post Office has lifted the ban on mailing Lillian Smith’s novel Strange Fruit to the extent of mailings at the publisher’s risk. Curtice Hitchcock says a Washington post office solicitor advised the change, permitting mailing under section 598 with acceptance of risk of prosecution.

New York Lillian Smith South Post Office Department Curtice Hitchcock Reynal & Hitchcock, Publishers Hitchcock Post Office Washington

Death by Own Action Rate Drops to New Low in JU

Philadelphia report to the American Psychiatric Association notes American suicides have fallen to 13 per 100 000 from a high of 17 in 1932. Dr. Harry Freeman cites job gains and outward aggression as factors, observes hospital declines, and warns of a postwar rise similar to after World War I.

Philadelphia Harry Freeman Worcester Mass American Psychiatric Association

Early jury system traced to Henry II in the 12th century

Naturalists note domestic animals show greater intelligence than wild counterparts. Henry II of England established the first formal jury system in the 12th century to determine guilt or innocence.

Henry II of England

Grayson County Sheriff Sale Notice for Amelia Lindsey Clements land

The State of Texas through the Grayson County Sheriff announces a public sale of tax judgment property. On June 6, 1944 between 2 and 4 PM at the Grayson County Courthouse Sherman the sheriff will sell legally described real estate tied to Amelia Lindsey Clements, 13 acres from section 4 NW quarter NW quarter, University lands, as part of suit 52596. The sale follows a 1944 judgment for taxes interest penalties and costs in favor of the State.

State OF Texas Grayson 15Th District Court Grayson County Texas A. D Byron B. Black Court House Sherman

Grayson County Texas Public Auction Notice 1944

Sheriff G. P. Gafford of Grayson County announces sale of land described by metes and bounds to satisfy a judgment. The property faces a public road in section 4 with specified boundaries. Sale consent may be upon written request to defendants and includes rights of redemption within two years. Dated Sherman May 5 1944.

Grayson County Texas Varas N. W Cross Roads Sherman

Political Announcements for Democratic Primaries 1944

Column outlines Democratic primary candidates for county offices in July and August 1944. J. Co. Buchanan and J. H. White, E. C. Looney vie for County Clerk. Finis Alverson seeks second term as Public Weigher Pct. 3. E. P. Edgel Jackson and Ben Vaughan contend for County Commissioner.

J. Co Calvin Buchanan J. H Hub White E. C. Looney Finis Alverson E. P Edgel) Jackson S. B Ben) Vaughan

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