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The Whitewright Sun Public Notice
Subscription terms for The Whitewright Sun appear with Thursday publication. Price set at $1.50 per year in advance and readers may report and correct any erroneous reflections of individuals or entities.
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Whitewright Sun
War Production Advances and Army Reforms Across War Effort
Donald Nelson reported September munitions output rose 7 percent from August with aircraft up 10 percent and Navy vessel production up 22 percent. The WPB index jumped to 381, four times Pearl Harbor level. Army reforms abolished the Specialist Corps, shifting commissions to the Specialist Reserve and Army of the United States. Stimson notes Alcan Highway open to munitions shipments. furloughs trimmed. mail and parcels to troops rise. Roosevelt considers compulsory registration for women to aid war work. Wage and price stabilization steps follow, with WLB and Treasury to regulate salaries under new rules. Agricultural profits soar with record farm income projected for 1943 and rationing plans advanced.
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Donald Nelson
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
United States
Nelson
Army
War Department
Army of the United States
Department
Stimson
Alcan
Alaska
Labor Supply
Roosevelt
Perkins
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
War Labor Board
Washington
WLB
Treasury Department
Destroyer O'Brien Trapped and Sinks After Torpedo Attack
SAN FRANCISCO officers and crew describe the destroyer O'Brien surviving two torpedoes in the Solomons battle. Lt Cmdr Thomas Burrowes praises crew for miracle escape as the Wasp and others observed the explosion and ongoing struggle. Seaman Dan Burke earned promotion for sealing watertight doors and fighting the fire. The ship began breaking up before the order to abandon ship.
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San. Francisco
O’brien
Solomons
Thomas Burrowes
Keyport
N. J
O'Brien
Burrowes
U. S
Wasp
Dan Burke
Boston
Tax receipts for October announced
State records October receipts totaling 2,427,932 from sales of cigarettes prescriptions wines beer and notes. Comparisons show 1,564,143 for October 1941 and 2,044,020 for September 1942. Liquor sales contributed 1,144,229 and cigarettes 966,425 with beer at 297,250. You can buy adding machine paper at the Sun office.
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Austin
Jesse James
Sun Office
Social Security Insurance Helps Widows and Orphans Today
The Social Security Board explains old age and survivors insurance and how benefits are computed. Manager E L Tutt cites Pearl Harbor era deaths as shaping claims and highlights monthly payments to widows with children, with an illustrative example showing benefits to a breadwinner, wife, and child.
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Social Security Board
Pearl Harbor
E. L. Tutt
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Terminal Annex
Dallas
Mr. Tutt
John
Tutt
First Lady Visits U S Soldiers in Southern England
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt toured U.S. bases in southern England, meeting thousands of soldiers. She praised their condition and cheerfully spoke with many, including troops in hospitals, learning about their meals, chapels, beds, and equipment.
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U. S
Britain
England
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Indicted draft dodger emerges after long woodland fugitive
In Little Rock Arkansas a shaggy haired man wanted for draft evasion walks out of the Ouachita forest after more than six months on the run from federal agents. FBI Agent Fred Hallford commented on the dramatic surrender.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ouachita Forest
Arkansas
FBI
Fred Hallford
Letter from Henry Glotch and wartime notes to his parents
Two letters from Henry A. Glotch, Navy serviceman aboard the USS George F. Elliott, dated during the Solomon Islands campaign, express resolve and fear, including plans for imminent assault and a message to his parents. A second note from Henry’s friend John Damarski confirms the mailing, followed by brief household tips on cleaning cards and gilt frames using camphor and onion skin.
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Chicago
Naval
Henry A. Glotch
Henry
George F. Elliott
Indicted Arkansas Man Hid In Woods After Induction Order
James Louis Sharp, 33, of Athens Arkansas, said he spent two years in the woods and could not endure the cold. He disappeared after being ordered to report for Army induction on April 22 and remained hidden. A federal grand jury at Fort Smith Arkansas indicted him on August 25.
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James Louis Sharp
Athens, Ark
Hallford
Sharp
Fort Smith, Ark
Parafin Tip to Save Hose from Darning
A homemaking hint suggests rubbing paraffin inside the toes of hose to prevent runs. One application is claimed to last through many launderings, reducing frequent darning.
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Whitewright, Texas
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King
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WMC
Wickard
WPB
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Navy
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Leon Bennett
Whitewright
Sam
Solomon Islands
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Supreme Blankets
Susquehanna Woolen Mills
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