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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1952

Page

4

Allan Shivers Sheds Light As 1954 Senate Hopeful

The Sun flags Allan Shivers as the logical Texas candidate for the 1954 United States Senate, arguing his forthright defense of tidelands ownership contrasts with Lyndon Johnson’s 1950s loyalties and the Parr machine legacy.

Allan Shivers Texas United States Lyndon Johnson Eisenhower Stevenson Johnson Archie Parr Coke Stevenson Parr the Sun

Eisenhower landslide defies pre election polls

The Sun predicted 300 plus electoral votes and over two million popular votes for General Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Whitewright area favored Stevenson, but Ike still captured 198 votes there, challenging the so called scientific polls and history alike.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Sun Ike Stevenson Eisenhower Whitewright Texas Sam Rayburn Rayburn Truman Dewey Thurmond

All Fixed Boss Gaffe in Postal Stamp Mix Up

Office humor unfolds as a clerk points out a stamp misplacement on two letters. The boss realizes the error but reveals he corrected it by changing the addresses on the envelopes to fix the situation.

Health value of supervised sports and risks of unsupervised play

The article argues that organized athletics benefit physical, mental, and emotional health when properly supervised. It notes millions participate in school and pro sports with widespread recreational activities, warns about injuries and health issues from inadequate medical oversight, and advocates preseason physical exams, coaching, trained staff, and safe equipment to protect players and preserve the value of sport.

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WFAA TV Plans 1757 Foot Triangular Tower Near Dallas

WFAA TV seeks FCC approval to build a 1,757 foot three sided triangular tower seventeen miles southwest of Dallas near Webb. The tower would serve 18,262 square miles with 1,573,602 people per 1950 census and include a 1,500 foot elevator and extensive guy wires.

Dallas Wfaa TV Channel 8 North Texas Ralph W. Nimmons Federal Communications Commission Washington Webb Empire State Building New York City Wfaa-Tv

Texas Receives 34 Million In U S Road Aid

The Commerce Department announced federal highway funds totaling 575 million dollars for the coming year. Texas is allocated 34,493,576 with primary roads at 247,500,000 and urban, secondary, interstate projects also funded. Local matching is required.

Washington Commerce Department Congress New Mexico Oklahoma Texas

U S Slot Machines Drop After Interstate Ban

The number of one armed bandits in the nation fell by two thirds since Congress barred interstate shipment. Federal tax data show 23,069 coin operated devices paid taxes in the 1952 fiscal year, down from 44,831 in 1951 and 66,278 in 1950. Also notes that John C. Calhoun is the only U S vice president to resign.

Washington Congress Bureau of Internal Revenue

Funeral Friday for W. T. Simmons in Whitewright

William Thomas Simmons 71 of Whitewright dies after a long illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church 2:30 p m Friday with Rev. James L. Cooper and Rev. E P Wootten officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include R A Gillett C B Bryant Jr Carl May T J Lilley C C Horton Judge J M Dickson. He worked at First National Bank Tom Bean and Whitewright and served as Sunday School superintendent for 31 years and deacon. Survived by daughter Mrs Lowell Watson two sisters and several nieces and nephews.

First Baptist Church William Thomas Simmons Oak Hill Cemetery Barnheart Funeral Home James L. Cooper E. P. Wootten Mt. Pleasant R.A. Gillett C. B. Bryant Jr Sweetwater Carl May T. J. Lilley C. C. Horton J. M. Dickson Sherman Tom Bean Mr. Simmons James Archer Sarah Eveline Simmons First National Bank Whitewright Simmons Lowell Watson Pilot Grove J. H. Hune Hune Lee Wilson Mr. Hune

Funeral for Wanda Elaine Jones held in Wichita Falls

Funeral services were held for Wanda Elaine Jones at Owen-Brumley Funeral Chapel in Wichita Falls. Burial followed at Ontario Ridge Cemetery. The two year old died at Sheppard Air Force Base Hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by her parents Sgt Weldon O Jones Sr and Mrs Wanda Jones, two brothers Willie C Bradshaw, 6, and George Wesley, 4, and extended family in Sherman Ontario and California. Funeral arrangements directed by Wise Funeral Home Bonham.

Wanda Elaine Jones Weldon O., Jones Sr Owen-Brumley Funeral Chapel Wichita Falls Ontario California Sheppard Air Force Base Hospital Sherman Sgt. Jones Florida Wanda Elaine Keesler Air Force Base Hospital Biloxi Miss Weldon Jr George Wesley John W. Jones Sr Sherman of Tony B. Starr Calif Fred Starr Aldredge Ridge Wise Funeral Home Bonham Willie C. Bradshaw Wolfe City L. Dozier J. B. Holloway J. A. Worsham Whitewright Claude Bradshaw Wylie Bradshaw Orbin Bradshaw Johnny Bradshaw Hamp Bradshaw Welston Okla Ben Victory Bill Leslie Sallie Kindley Broken Arrow Lina Prince Hugo

Leonard William T Bradshaw dies at 70 in Dallas hospital

William Thomas Bradshaw 70 a retired farmer and Methodist Church member died Monday at 7 55 am in a Dallas hospital. A native of Virginia he had lived in Fannin County for years. Services set for 2 30 pm Thursday at Bailey Methodist Church with the Rev Vernon and other clergy.

Leonard William Thomas Bradshaw Methodist Church Dallas Virginia Fannin County Bailey Methodist Church Vernon

Railroad Freight Trains and Highway Safety

A Texas Tax Journal piece explains how private railroads move most freight and influence highway safety and road costs. It urges readers to imagine freight moving on public highways and the impact on the highways funded by taxes.

Texas Tax Journal America

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The Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Grayson-Fannin Shivers State Medical Association of Texas Montgomery Motor Cogies Denison W. Main U. S John C. Calhoun Dr. Salsbury R. P. Childress W. T. Simmons Craig’s Cafe Elizabeth Chank Pittsburgh, Pa William T. Bradshaw Brooks General Hospital United States Army United States Defense Bonds U.S U. S. Treasury Aaue U.S. Defense Bonds Treasury Department Advertising Council Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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