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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
2
A busy sequence of social visits with many Dallas residents and others from Sherman Olney Cleburne Fort Worth and Waco stopping by to visit friends and family over the weekend. Names include Ball Hunter Magers Moore Allred Bradshaw Ireland Davenport Bradley Vestal Haley Bodine Warrington Cook Bevens Terry Shirley Chaney Turner Cawthon Adams Williams Turner Bailey Bartley Benish and Kelieher.
The Eaton Allen Corp of Brooklyn markets a new typing and correction ribbon that blanks errors with a chemical compound in the ribbon’s lower half. The typist backspaces, retypes over the erased area, and then completes the correction.
The article explains expanding IRS audits as a tool for revenue collection. It notes reasons for audits, including arithmetic errors, large refunds, or random selection, and outlines steps for affected taxpayers such as bringing records, consulting a lawyer, and responding promptly to avoid loss of defenses.
A New York grandmother purchases shoes for a grandson who delays choosing between square and round toes. The boy ends up with mismatched footwear, teaching that a decision even if second best is better than none, as Joseph Henry later becomes a noted scientist and first Smithsonian secretary.
D B Gallagher explains why Social Security matters to young people with a 37 year old worker, wife and three children. He shows potential lifetime benefits from survivor and retirement payments totals over 60 thousand dollars, tax free and safe from risk. He urges interest regardless of age.
James E. Stubbington a 26 year old trucker pleaded guilty Saturday to driving while drunk and was fined 15 pounds. He said he had a few too many while celebrating a good driver award at a road safety conference.
Attorney General Robert Bonner of British Columbia laments that 1,700 Doukhobor sect members cannot be accepted by ten nations. The Russians, descendants of émigrés fleeing czarist oppression, began protests in 1898 and have caused arson and public nudity over disputes with Canadian law. Russia and several Latin American countries have denied asylum. Bonner seeks a solution to avoid exporting the problem.
Willis Carrier developed mechanical air conditioning while at Buffalo Forge Company solving moist printing issues in Brooklyn. He refined a dew point control in 1902 1904 and patented the system in 1906. The idea of centralized air conditioning for cities remains a bold prospect. In Minnesota last year mononucleosis was most frequent with many reported cases.
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