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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1957

Page

4

Texas Duck Season Prospects And Deer Permits

Outdoors Texas notes duck season runs November 1 to December 30 with favorable Gulf Coast water and marsh habitats. Mallards are common, mergansers largest, and green-winged teal smallest with varied bag limits by species. Kerr County opposes doe hunting this year while Engeling in Anderson County allows 100 deer kills of either sex. Some talk of female game wardens.

Gulf Coast Texas Kerr County Game Commission Engeling Anderson County State Commission

Hearts Bleed for Votes in Washington and Across the Nation

A column denounces political figures and activists who push school integration while sending their own children to private schools. It argues Reconstruction era changes and federal courts force integration, contrasting liberal hypocrisy with Cold War critiques of Red Russia.

Washington Virginia Maryland Eisenhower Nixon Herbert Brownell Jr William J. Brennan Defense Neil McElroy Harlem Los Angeles Detroit Chicago New York Supreme Court Red Russia Arkansas

Arkansas Exposed as Parable of White Flight and Material Wealth

A Dallas News column notes stark contrasts between Southern Black mobility and life in Red Russia, suggesting many Negroes own cars and homes yet few depart Arkansas. mentions Madame Eleanor returning on a trip, using a return stub as a minor detail in a broader social point.

South Red Russia Arkansas Russia Eleanor Lynn Landrum Dallas News

Thieves Loot Laurens High School Safe

Thieves swooped Laurens Iowa pulling $600 from a school safe. They ignored an envelope marked This belongs to Mrs Joe Work man hands off leaving it untouched.

Laurens Iowa Laurens High School Joe Workman

French wine shortage shocks nation amid frost and crisis

French men faced a wine shortage as frost and mildew cut the crop by about 440 million gallons. The crisis comes amid Algerian troubles and political turmoil, with hope rising as the government considers importing wine from Italy Yugoslavia and Chile.

National Wine Merchants Federation Italy Yugoslavia Chile

France Leads in Wine Exports as West Germany Tops Buyers

The average of the previous seven years exceeded 1.5 billion gallons. France has been the world’s leading wine exporter. Last season West Germany ranked as the top customer, with Britain and the United States also near the front.

France West Germany Britain United States

Women jurors push for courthouse cleanup in Blairsville

In Blairsville Georgia the grand jury votes to clean up the county courthouse and launch a drive against jitterbugs. For the first time women are serving on the jury.

Blairsville

Gunman robs two victims of money and pants

A New York gunman robbed Bernard Bertan of $4 and his trousers yesterday and last Friday took $31 and his pants from Bertan. Bertan, 60, is an executive of a trousers company and will not go pantless.

New York Bernard Bertan Bertan

Old Suspicion Now Confirmed Near Fort Lewis

A Fort Lewis sergeant reported rocks in his ear from a childhood car accident. Six pebbles have emerged after he began shedding them last week. Doctors say the stones were embedded in his ear as a boy and the man feels no pain.

Fort Lewis Wash

Worm in Corn Claims Five Thousand Dollar Damages

In Greenfield Massachusetts Mrs. Marguerite Wickline of Turners Falls sued after finding a worm in a can of corn worth $5,000 in damages. The judge ruled the item priced at 13 cents the amount she paid, so damages were limited to that sum.

Greenfield Mass Marguerite Wickline Turners Falls

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Outdoors By Hugh Williamson Gal Wardens Sportsmen's Clubs of the Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Whitewright National Editorial Association AND Texas Press Association Grayson Fannin Grayson and the Sun iIts The Travelers Safety Service Paris Reserve District No First National Bank OF Bells Federal Reserve Bank U. S P. H. Wilson E. C. Whiting E. L. Craig Directors State OF Texas Co. C. Haliburton Reserve District No. 11 First National Bank Tom Bean A. S. Luby E. O Thomas Jack E. C. Gann S. H. Montgomery Agency Huntsville By Lee Simmons Leslie Keith Orenduff Sherman Harry Montgomery Motor Co Dick Montgomery Mer. & Co-Owner Dodge-Plymouth W. Main Denison
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