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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes subscription details and advertising rates, and prints miscellaneous items. It comments on the fading chain letters and government spending, cites rains delaying farmers, and reports Whitewright section farmers receiving first rental checks for the 1935 cotton crop with earlier delivery than last year.
A collage of vintage editorial quips and social jokes from 1930s papers. The notes mock liberty slogans wealth politics technocracy temperaments and social trends with wit and irony.
The Celina Record discusses criticism of newspapers and the Legislature, noting The Whitewright Sun defended the Legislature. It suggests editor Jim Waggoner, now a legislator, brings inside perspective and cautions editors and voters to support corrective changes rather than mere critique.
A reader submission outlines a Children’s Charter with five aims: moral and spiritual training, safeguarding personality, supportive home and foster care, prenatal to postnatal maternal care, and comprehensive child health protection including periodic exams and preventive care.
A detailed list outlines for every child rights to health, housing, education, safety, and welfare. It calls for universal access to clean food and water, safe homes, quality schools, trained staff, and district level coordination under a nationwide information and research program.
An editorial denounces Vice President Garner for a supposed dual stance on the bonus measure. It accuses him of shaping public opinion by split loyalties and calls for a clear position. The piece argues that if for the bonus he should say so, if against he should declare it, but not pretend to represent both sides.
The Dallas Journal rails against the veto message arguing it misleads Congress and accuses the Vice President of avoidance by citing his past record for open dealing. It questions Senator Garner's responsibility and demands a clear, unmistakable stand.
George F. Getz of the Republican National Committee plans a large Washington publicity office to flood the press with anti New Deal propaganda. The move, linked to Hoover era tactics by John J. Raskob and Jouett Shouse, aims to pressure the Roosevelt administration despite Democratic objections.
The Dallas Times Herald reports Attorney General Homer S. Cummings says 2000 guns including 21 machine guns and 155,856 rounds of ammunition were stolen from National Guard armories in five years. Pistols and other weapons now in criminals hands threaten citizens.
Minnesota’s music scene shows resilient growth with venues expanding and new artists gaining attention. Community concerts, school programs, and local clubs contribute to a vibrant culture that attracts audiences statewide.
Clarence Darrow spoke at a private gathering with dealers and dog lovers. He told a tale to illustrate character, describing a merchant's hunting dog that pointed, a banker's dog that rushed ahead, and a farmer's dog that howled from the back.
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