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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1954
Page
4
Discussion of right of way at intersections explains when drivers have priority, including first to reach, courtesy corners, and rules for left and right turns. Emphasizes staying in proper lanes, signaling, and yielding to oncoming traffic, with reference to the Texas Driving Handbook from the DPS.
A traveler asks about local liquor availability in a western town. A native recalls the water being turned off for a week, and no one noticed until Cave Castle's barn caught fire, implying a hidden liquor problem tied to the outage and ensuing blaze.
The piece warns listeners that many medicinal radio ads and newspaper inserts promise much but guarantee little and often claim products are not sold by mail. It questions legal risk of mail fraud and urges readers to consult a physician for proper diagnosis and treatment.
A veteran asks about enrolling in another course after finishing a GI Bill program and changing degree plans under the Korean GI Bill. VA explains that changes may be allowed under certain time and duration limits, and that insurance eligibility requires both timely application and payment of the first premium within 120 days.
Ira C. Lowe 39 died of cancer at his home in St Louis He had filed a 500000 damage suit against RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company alleging smoking caused his lung cancer He also named Shop Ezy Market in Festus Missouri as a defendant in a June circuit court filing Earlier he sued four tobacco firms and a market chain in federal court but dropped the action The case included a quip about a dollar and a quarter.
Notting ham area findings reveal teenage girls injure themselves to burn or shave initials of American airmen into legs and arms. Schools and clubs report rising scars and risk of infection as authorities warn and try to halt the trend.
Testing of the city jail’s new electronic frisker to detect metal objects led to the discovery of a drunken trusty. Police Inspector E P Bogasch tested the device and found three trusties returning from a work detail. Two passed with.
A prisoner detected with high alcoholic fumes while washing police cars was rebooked for drunk while a trusty and fined ten dollars. The incident follows a note that more people own homes in the U S than in any other country.
Subscription rates listed for Grayson and Fannin counties with a note on corrections. The publication is mailed as second class matter from Whitewright post office and includes pricing for domestic and foreign subscriptions.
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