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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1954
Page
4
Rates listed for Grayson and Fannin counties five dollars outside regions foreign subscriptions (except soldiers) five dollars per year. The publisher will correct any erroneous reflection upon character or standing of any person firm or corporation brought to attention.
Fort Worth Press notes Library of Congress tabulation shows Korea costing the United States about 151 billion versus World War II at 450 billion, with World War I at 67 billion. Pension and veteran care are included. costs may rise and precise totals may not be settled for over a century.
Senator Homer Ferguson of Michigan notes Washington is a disease yet adds it is a disease you feed well. He departs office next January after voters chose Patrick McNamara to replace him in the Senate.
The article argues aging is inevitable as disease declines and life lengthens. It urges adapting to reduced physical vigor, avoiding overtaxing muscles and joints, and adopting shorter work shifts, longer rests, and a general slow pace as a practical path to successfully aging.
San Antonio readers learn practical steps for home fire safety from fire technologists. The guide covers door checks, escaping via window if needed, how to smother grease fires, using baking soda, curtain treatment, and the importance of drills, proper fuses, cords, and keeping calm during a fire.
Bryan County sheriff's deputies probe the death of James Poore 47 of Duncanville in Lake Texoma. Two relatives asked for the inquiry. County Attorney Mills said a thorough probe already occurred and doubts a new finding will emerge. He believes Poore drowned in deep water and the body may stay submerged for months.
A new boarder jokes about misheard footwear as ferryboats at breakfast. The landlady rebukes him, clarifying the mix up and turning the moment into a light town humor anecdote.
Denison moves to curb hot rodding by banning the practice described as digging out. Citizens report cars roaring around the square with back wheels spinning and tires screeching past City Hall. A two wheeled start endangered pedestrians. officials urge swift action against the nuisance.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court upheld a conviction and said police cannot arrest criminals while overemphasizing manners. The decision referenced wiretap evidence and mocked the idea that decorum hinders policing. The commentary also noted large U.S. car registrations nearing 51 million vehicles.
A notice lists several churches with pastors and service times including First Presbyterian First Assembly of God First Baptist First Methodist Central Christian Cross Roads Presbyterian Bethel Baptist and Pilot Grove Church of Christ with weekly schedules and leaders.
Milwaukees 82 year old Mrs. Ann Kammers, believed the nations oldest football casualty of 1954, left hospital and announced her sports career ended. She tried to kick a blocked football for her 14 year old grandson on Nov 7 and fell breaking her hip.
A shopper samples many pairs to find the right fit and style, leaving unsatisfied until a perfect match is found.
Doctors note Scotch tape can close simple cuts by pulling edges together, reducing pain and improving cosmetic results compared with stitches. It is common in offices and eye clinics for bandages, though drainage from infection can pool beneath the tape. A perforated tape is being considered to address this issue.
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