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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
4
The Day of Reckoning warns readers that Canada now discounts the US dollar, raising costs for newspapers and printing. The piece argues that continued inflation could lift prices further, forecasting a future financial reckoning within the next decade unless sound monetary policy is restored.
Adlai Stevenson shifted stance after the convention and briefly distanced himself from President Truman. Now he seems to accept the need for Truman and Margaret to resume a whistle stop tour to help save his campaign as the election looms.
A reader letter criticizes a present-day Southern Democrat as contradictory yet loyal and patriotic. It argues the politician embodies conflicting traits, supports the Democratic ticket regardless of disputes, and distrusts guidance from religious or civic ideals. Signed by Mrs. Russell L. Dunn, Sherman, Texas.
The speaker cautions about believing promises or facts from Harry citing a 1948 claim to tide lands made to Texans and notes the later outcomes, urging readers to doubt such assurances.
Debate over a separate Air Force service academy heats up in Congress with economy concerns. Opponents cite a $175 million price tag and a $25,000 per graduate cost versus Navy officer training at $6,000.
In October social security beneficiaries will begin a 12 percent increase due to recent legislation rushed through Congress. The measure impacts monthly checks for current recipients.
The Washington Report of the National Chamber of Commerce warns that social security funds show a long term deficit. It notes about 6.9 billion paid out since 1937 and 23.5 billion contributed by employees and employers, creating a supposed 16.6 billion surplus on government books.
A birth certificate recording Dwight D. Eisenhower's birth in Denison on October 14 1890 was filed in Grayson County Clerk's office. The certificate was signed by his elder brother Arthur and a copy mailed to Mrs Eisenhower in Denver.
Hillsboro residents protest a 50 000 acre feet water loan from Lake Whitney to Possum Kingdom via the Brazos District. The Army loaned the water to aid rice growers, but fishermen say the release harmed local fishing and threaten Washington protests if more loans occur.
A list of traditional proverbs offers concise maxims on haste, freedom, motivation, study of fish, courage, virtue, work, and diligence. The items illustrate moral guidance and practical wisdom from everyday life.
A vocational guidance column answers questions from a WAVES veteran. It covers claiming a nondependent husband for GI allowances, unlimited school changes with no course change but requires a supplemental certificate, nonreinstatement of unrenewed term insurance, and where to inquire about GI loans for a house from banks, loan associations, insurers, and lenders.
The column features Denton style quips and reflections including distrust of louder justice rhetoric, government like digestion, social security humor, and a jab at politicians bought for a price. It notes Dempsey’s full name and promotional ads from Lem Tittsworth in Bonham listing discounted home goods and furniture.
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