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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
8
Whitewright Sun notices include 2nd class mail status at the Whitewright Texas post office and advertising rates for entertainments box suppers memorials and resolutions. Publisher Glenn Doss managing editor J H Waggoner member association. Subscription $1.50 yearly paid in advance. The paper pledges correction of erroneous reflections upon request.
In Washington Senator W Lee O Daniel of Texas urged Congress to block any federally built petroleum pipeline from transporting natural gas and to allow seizure and dismantling if used for that purpose He argued Texans want natural gas kept for homes and industry He also joked about Texas banquets while explaining his anti strike violence bill and noted Texas lawmakers attend many social events with Fort Worth publishers and Aggie supporters leading to humor about his activity.
The United States produces about three quarters of the world output of sulphur, dominating global supply with high production levels and export potential.
Senator Hatch proposed legislation to protect social security for service personnel. The bill grants military service a minimum credit equivalent to $100 monthly private earnings and adds credits for higher prior earnings. Credits extend through the emergency and include unemployment allowances up to 240 dollars for veterans who lose their jobs.
Texas A and M sends 6 671 students to Fort Worth for the Texas Christian game on Saturday October 18. The corps travels in two twelve car trains leaving College Station around 5 30 am and arriving about 10 30 am. After detraining they parade past the Texas Hotel reviewing stand and then disband with some travelers by car or other means.
Austin reports renewal of Texas drivers licenses will start this week. Licenses up to 450 000 are renewed before December 31, with forms mailed from Oct 1. Licenses above 450 000 will be renewed later. state police director Homer Garrison announced.
Life insurance statistics show more than 1,600 women die annually from burns in the home mostly from furnaces stoves and fireplaces. Causes include aprons catching fire, inflammable liquids used near fires, and smoking in bed. Most deaths are preventable and prompt precautions are urged.
A woman selects a present for her husband in a shop. The salesman ransacks the department for approval. She asks for advice on a surprise and is told to jump from behind the door and shout Boo.
Funeral designs and cut flowers available from Haile's Greenhouse with contact 227. An International cream separator in good condition offered for sale by Fred Clark at Farley and Hill store. Le
Rev. Earl Anderson of Munger Place Baptist Church argues in a Sunday sermon that America cannot be blessed by God. He cites low church attendance and a pagan trend among Americans who prefer dances and movies to church, challenging the notion of a Christian nation.
Six survivors describe the German submarine commander toying lifeboats within 20 miles of the Portuguese coast and kissing two children goodbye before sinking the Corte Real with a torpedo. The ship carried wolfram Swiss clocks and wine from Oporto to New York. passengers included Dr. Charles Cant Buffiner and two women with young daughters.
Moscow radio claimed on Tuesday night that 5,000 planes per month are being sent from America to the Red army. The broadcast said this figure exceeds current US production and noted new Russian units arriving from the east, described as waves of the sea entering the battle.
A light exchange features a housewife claiming her idea leaves her husband content and eating out of her hand. A guest comments that the plan saves a lot of dishwashing.
Attorney General Gerald C. Mann, in Tyler during the Texas Rose Festival, told friends he intends to run again for public office but has not made a formal announcement. He weighs between Governor, Attorney General, or Senator and is building his county organization ahead of a potential campaign.
Work has begun to raze the Fannin County jail to replace it with a new 86,000 dollar building. The Works Progress Administration funds 46,646 dollars, the county 37,354 dollars. WPA provides most labor. Louis Southerland is contractor. Misdemeanor prisoners will be housed in a former wholesale grocery warehouse, while felony inmates go to Hunt County jail in Greenville.
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