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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

9

Army fires back Marines over Korea landing remark

Maj. Gen. Floyd L. Parks defends Army amphibious actions in World War II, noting 58 major landings versus 14 by the Marines and 344 secondary shore-to-shore ops for the Army to counter a Marine remark about Korea. He cites Won San remarks and Normandy as not equally matched.

Washington Army Korea Normandy France Floyd L. Parks Army Information Washington Boeing Star Parks Associated Press Wonsan Raymond J. Elledge San Gabriel Calif Marine Corps General Parks

Grandpa’s timeless wedding quip echoes modern wit

Humorous exchange about marriage contrasts an ageless vow with a punchline. A wisecrack implies Grandpa wed just yesterday, highlighting enduring humor about love and commitment across generations.

Farming Prosperity Predicted for 1951

Washington officials opened the Agriculture Department’s farm outlook conference for 1951 forecasting a prosperous year driven by a defense boom. Net income to rise at least 15 percent over 1950, with production possibly setting a new record if weather stays normal, though insecticides fertilizer and labor shortages may constrain farmers.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Five Dollar used car mounts to $1000 damage

In Glendale California Ralph Hogan bought a non running 1935 coupe for five dollars. A tow rope failure left the car without brakes and it crashed through Howard Courtney's front wall causing about $1000 in damage and injuries to Hogan.

Glendale Calif Ralph Hogan Hogan Howard Courney Courtney

Methodist Youth In District Meet At Denison Church

About 210 young people from the Sherman district attended the semi annual Methodist Youth Fellowship rally at Trinity Church Denison. Rev. Ed Barcus gave a talk on The World and You And Me and Rev. Ashley D Jameson discussed district youth goals and MYF camp at Bridgeport Texas. District president Miss Martha Jarvis led the meeting and Trinity MYF served refreshments.

Martha Jarvis Key Memorial Church Sherman Trinity Myf Department

Churches Gather for Assembly Across Communities

Groups accompanied by their pastors came from Trinity and Memorial churches in Sherman and from Whitewright Bells Leonard Melissa Anna Van Alstyne Point and others to attend the meeting.

J. L. Davis Trinity Waples and Harless Key Memorial Travis Street Sherman

Puppy Buries $1600 Box Believed Bone in Pharr

In Pharr the Jose Caranza family reported $1600 in large bills missing from a small box. Police searched widely and found the box buried under a house, the family puppy having mistaken it for a bone. The article also notes gelatin is derived from animal bones.

Pharr Jose Caranza Bones Caranzas

Local Want Ads Span Goods Services and Auto Needs

Classified listings show buyers for pecans eggs cream and hides and tenants seeking rental properties. Auto parts tires loans and wiring supplies are offered by Babcock Auto Store and First National Bank with promotions for long guarantee tires and financing.

Tom Barbee Ford Chevrolet Babcock Auto Store Whitewright Palace Theatre Brunswick First National Bank

Truman to request 60 billion dollar budget next year

Administration sources say President Truman will submit a January budget to Congress totaling at least 60 billion dollars for the next fiscal year with 40 billion for defense. Speed of the defense program and higher taxes will shape the final total and trigger belt tightening.

Washington, D. C Truman Congress

Texas Gambling Ring Exposed Ties Chicago to Statewide Crime

Kefauver committee reports large Texas gambling operations run by a nationwide crime network with Chicago as headquarters. Highlights include Mafia influence, a loosely-knit crime organization, and Kansas City as a political infiltration example. The panel critiques public apathy and notes TV could aid bookmakers.

Washington Texas Chicago Kefauver Senate Crime Committee American Bar Association New Crime Commission Kefauver Cook County Grand Jury Black Hand Kansas City

Average family income rises to $4740 in 1940

Washington report notes the average 1940 family income at 4740 dollars up from 2440. The National Association of Real Estate Boards also cites total home mortgage debt at 39.5 billion, asserting it remains sound versus 19.4 billion in 1941.

Washington, D. C National Association of Real Estate Boards

Hesitation Step After Late Dance Ends in Grudge

A troubled teen recalls lingering at a dance as a tense exchange with a parent reveals friction over staying out late. The dialogue underscores generational clash as the night stretches past curfew and into quiet hours.

Army halts most reserve recalls in shift to specialists

Washington reports the army will stop most enlisted reserve recalls, aside from a limited need for medical and counter intelligence specialists. About 1,800 enlisted medical reservists will be called to staffing roles, 433 counter intelligence personnel must report by November 1, and reserve officers remain exempt from the pause.

Washington Army

Popcorn as Packing Material Wins Industrial Award

Harold Frick of Winthrop Stearns Inc won an award at the Society of Industrial Packing and Materials Handling Engineers Exposition for using popcorn as packing material. Spokesmen say popcorn can cut packing and mailing costs, with a nine pound package weighing six pounds when packed with popcorn, and one pound replacing five pounds of shredded paper. Frick's wife reported popcorn bound cookies survived overseas shipment without breakage.

Philadelphia New York Harold Frick Society of Industrial Packing and Materials Handling Engineers Frick Winthrop Stearns, Inc Renssalaer N. Y

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