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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
6
Texas Governor reflects on a pensioner's letter shaping the Thanksgiving spirit. He honors unseen help, urges readers to aid the needy, and recalls wartime resilience, the humanitarian reach of relief programs, and the enduring democratic ideals guiding the state.
The Sun extols Hollywood stardom as effortless with studio help for wardrobe, makeup, lines, and dialogue. It notes stunt doubles for risky feats, professional directors guiding actions, and publicity teams shaping public image, ending with a warning that real ease is a mirage.
Gov Allred leads Texas officials on a deer hunting spree with Colorado's governor as guest. A record surge in hunting licenses signals a lively post season, while lawmakers plan reform and economy drives for the six month run to July primaries. Revenue debates hinge on pipelines, inheritance taxes, and oil shrinkage rulings.
Long, editor of the Austin Times, has just returned from a reporting trip to the East, where he gathered material and observed regional press practices. He plans to brief staff on exchanges with metropolitan editors and potential collaborative coverage.
Dr. William Allan Neilson Smith College president told 800 banquet guests that nine times out of ten mother love is self love. He said mothers defend daughters to avoid social awkwardness and said mother love is the only element making him think less of human nature.
Government statisticians report tobacco chewing and snuff dipping are rebounding with 20 million more pounds of snuff used in the first eight months of 1937 than in all of 1880. The plug tobacco market lags 1917 peak levels but runs ahead of last year, with 39,743,874 pounds in eight months.
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