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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1942
Page
3
The article guides dependents and soldiers on proving eligibility for family allowances. It covers who may apply, where to obtain forms, required documentary proof for birth and marriage, two class system of dependents, and timing of allowance payments starting after filing.
The Office of War Information reports Army and Navy planes are ferrying strategic materials and personnel to the United States from around the world. No cargo losses. bristles from China. silk for parachutes. tungsten and tin moved. platinum from the Persian Gulf. mica from India. balsa wood and other supplies flown to support war efforts.
In a clipped exchange the article notes a first English crook dying after scaffolding collapse and asks how Bill died. It adds a statistic counting 25 500 street cars in the United States and under 10 000 elevated and subway cars.
The saying emphasizes steady daytime effort over sleepless nights as the path to success. It contrasts constant wakefulness with purposeful activity. The message encourages consistent work rhythms and practical perseverance.
The state commands L. G. Thigpen to answer plaintiff Wm. Freeman and wife Mollie Freeman in a suit No. 49247 filed Sept 24 1942 seeking title and possession to land on Little Mineral Creek in Grayson County Texas. The petition states plaintiffs own fee simple and that the defendant unlawfully entered the property on January 2 1942.
On November 21, 1928 the plaintiffs executed a royalty deed to the defendant for a 1/16 interest in oil from land held under a Simpson Fell Company lease. The company never produced oil and the lease expired. The defendant claims under the original conveyance and clouds plaintiffs title. plaintiffs seek judgment of title and possession, costs, and removal of all clouds. Issued September 25, 1942 in Sherman Texas. Clerk W. R. Henderson. Deputy R. S. Steed. 4T-022
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