Five People Seek Pasteur Treatment After Rabid Dog Death
A Fox Terrier named Cody owned by J A Yeager bit several people and later died with rabies. Five individuals including Mr Yeager, John Sadler, Ann Brown, a Brown child, and the Talbots children begin Pasteur treatment. The city had culled about fifty dogs after a rabid dog was killed in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Yeager
Mr. Yeager
John Sadler
Ann Brown
George Brown
Claud and
Dickie Talbot
Bill Talbot
Cody
Denison
Mr. Sadler
Sun’s
F. M. Echols
The
Sun
State Laboratory
Whitewright Men Held Up Sunday
Frank Thornhill and Rice Melugin were hijacked and robbed near Plane Sunday night returning from Fort Worth with an empty cattle truck. The bandits in a car stopped them, demanded money, taking eight dollars from Melugin while Thornhill kept his purse hidden. They fled as another car approached. The piece ends with an unrelated note about Navajo beliefs.
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Frank Thornhill
Rice Melugin
Fort Worth
Thornhill
Melugin
More Names Added To Sun Honor Roll
The Sun thanks subscribers who have placed credits and welcomes new names to the Honor Roll. It invites readers to join next week as the subscription remains $1.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
the Sun
Drys Win Election By Big Majority
Election results show the Drys winning by a large margin. The article lists numerous named individuals including George Hicks E C Butler W L Smith and J Lee Smith among supporters and voters. It also notes affiliations with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and various local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
Men in Uniform and Home News From Whitewright
Local column tracks military transfers promotions and visits. Pvt Earl Bradley Camp Howze visits family. Staff Sgt Jones Alexander returns to Atlantic City. Findley Haile and Jimmy Vogelsberg at Sheppard Field visit. Edwin Badgett Langley Field on radio duty. James Bryant Navy en route to Georgia. Seaman First Class Jesse DeBerry at Davisville keeps Sun news flowing. First Sgt Alfred Rouse Fort Sill to receive The Sun. Pvt Glen Fleming San Diego visits before next assignment in Waco. Cor pal Hamilton Vestal Marine Corps in the Pacific reports. Thomas Sears enlists, Perrin Field. Sgt Frank Thrift Camp Chaffee visits Pilot Grove. James Creecy joins Navy Great Lakes after California defense work. Perrin Field Whitewright men visit. Dallas induction exams for local draftees. Dan Hollingsworth Navy recruit sent to San Diego.
Whitewright Man Invited to Visit Elmhurst Home in Chicago Area
Mrs Altha Mae Leuschner of Elmhurst Illinois invites Whitewright servicemen in the Chicago area to visit her recreation room during the emergency period. She notes her husband works at Buick aviation engine in Melrose Park and offers hospitality to any Whitewright man in training at Great Lakes or Navy Pier, with travel via Northwestern commuter lines or the Aurora and Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Altha Mae Vestal Leuschner
Argyle Avenue
Elmhurst
Ill
Whitewright
Armed Services
Chicago
Waggoner
Whitewright Sun
Buick Aviation Engine
Melrose Park
Illinois
Red Cross
Red Cross and Assist With First Aid Classes. “Incidentally, Mr. Waggoner
Great Lakes
Navy Pier
Northwestern
Aurora
Elgin
Occupational Users May Get Tires and Extra Gas
Senator Wheeler said Price Administrator Henderson advised that tires and supplemental gasoline allotments may be authorized for occupational uses. Henderson assured rural needs would be adequately provided, and nationwide rationing would cover essential driving regardless of distance.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Price
Henderson
Army training and induction to continue through holidays
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said Army training and induction will continue through Thanksgiving and Christmas with two exceptions on November 26 and December 24–25. Inductees on furlough will receive extra days to spend holidays with families. furloughs between Thanksgiving and New Year will be more restricted. Texas is noted as a top turkey state.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Burglars Loot Pilot Grove Store For Eggs And Clothes
A Pilot Grove store owned by Charlie Kaiser was burglarized Wednesday night. A truck drove up and pried open the doors to steal two cases of eggs clothing and other articles. Nearby country stores including Cannon Pink Hill and Elmont have suffered recent robberies.
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Charlie Kaiser
Pilot Grove
Cannon
Pink Hill
Elmont
Ballot instructions for next Tuesday's general election
The Sun prints page two ballots for the upcoming general election. Voters may vote straight Democratic or Republican tickets or mix by scratching unwanted names and keeping others. Write in independents or blank for offices as desired. For constitutional amendments scratch For or Against per the voter’s choice.
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The
Sun
Commercial Printing Department
Democratic Party
People’s Unity Party
All Major Ship Losses Told Public
Elmer Davis of the Office of War Information said that until noon Wednesday all sinkings of major United States naval vessels had been reported. He spoke at The News in Wartime forum alongside Byron Price who warned secrecy could fuel distrust.
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New York
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Armed Services
Navy
United States
Davis
Byron Price
Office of Censorship
OWI
Two Perrin Field Officers Killed In Plane Crash
Denison Texas two Perrin Field officers Lieut T R Hubbell personnel officer and Lieut Vernon E Dye flight instructor died instantly Sunday when their plane crashed near Sweetwater Perrin Field public relations office announced Monday night Hubbell is survived by his wife and three children at Watertown Massachusetts Dye is survived by his wife Mrs Rubye E Dye of Denison and his mother Mrs Marriott H Mudgett of Morrisville Vermont
Police Inspector Dan to return to Oklahoma City Navy post
Dan, longtime Oklahoma City police officer rising from door shaker to inspector, will be attached to the Navy recruiting station upon return to Oklahoma City. He received a wrist watch a desk lamp and pen set from fellow officers who saw him off for San Diego. He is a Whitewright High School graduate and spent one year at Lubbock Tech.
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Oklahoma City
Navy
Dan
Oklahoma City Police Department
San Diego
Whitewright High School
Lubbock Tech
Rev W W Adcock Returns to Whitewright in Lutheran Methodist Session
Reverend W W Adcock, pastor at Whitewright, is reassigned by Bishop Lee Holt during the North Texas Methodist Conference in Dallas. The district lists appointments across Sherman and nearby towns including Whitewright with Adcock serving as district missionary secretary and Roy Bagley as district superintendent.
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W. W. Adcock
Methodist Church
Whitewright
Lee Holt
North Texas Methodist Conference
Dallas
North Texas
A. and M. College
Perkins
Sherman
W. Harrison Baker
Anna Melissa
Poe Williams
Bells
Roy Bagley
Blue Ridge
Jack Feathers Stone
Supply
Celina
Clarence Bounds
Collinsville-Tioga
R. E. Parker
Trinity
Denison
Hugh
Travis Street
Neal D. Cannon
Southmayd
George Sparling
Trenton
E. B. Jackson
van Alstyne
W. H. Vail
Weston
John H. Kirby
Whitesboro
A. T. Mays
Woodrow W. Adcock
Jack C. Oglesby
Stamp No 9 Good for Three Pounds Sugar Ration
Washington announcement states sugar ration stamp No 9 will allow the purchase of three pounds for home use from November 1 to December 15. Stamp No 8 for five pounds expires October 31. Institutions such as hotels and restaurants will receive 60 percent of their sugar base.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Roosevelt Defends Atlantic Charter As Broad in Scope
President Roosevelt said the Atlantic Charter applies to all humanity during a press conference. He noted the charter was drafted with Churchill on the Atlantic in 1941 and dismissed Willkie's claim of limited relevance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Atlantic
Winston Churchill
Opportunity Man at Door Seeks Free Speech Phone Call
A housewife is asked if she believes in free speech and replies affirmatively. The man then requests to use her telephone, prompting a brief interaction centered on the principle of free expression.
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George Hicks
E. C. Butler
W. L. Smith
J. Lee Smith
J. D. Fleming
J. C. Woodson
Julian Montgomery
Gene Clark
Albert Pa J. H. Perry
W. M. Holland
W. B. Holcomb
M. A. Atnip
Wm. D. Tomlinson
Dan Hollingsworth
D. A. Rouse
T. Rouse
Alfred Jesse Wallace
Elmer Sanders
W. L. Jenkins
E. P. Woot
J. A. Harper
Clyde Akers
G. L. Baugher
J. R. Oliver
M. L. Patton
D. E. Low
A. A. Vestal
H. C. Wil J. A. Bixler
Kay Kimbell
E. R. Alexi
R. L. Sears
F. D. Layma
Harry O. T. E. Barbee
J. E. Coggins
Mr. N
Gaughey
Leuschner
Grayson County
Bethel
Kentuckytown
County Commissioners Court
Xeo
N. E. Sherman
N. W. Sherman
S. W. Sherman
S. E. Sherman
A. N
Loving
Batsell Park
Blackbridge
Fairview
Tom Bean
Ida — Ware
S. Bells
N. Bells
Cherry Mound
Shiloh
Dripping Springs
Des Voignes
Hyde Park Eermasnenioenecesees
Ellsworth
Plainview
Cotton Mills Erenencesensesence
S. 5Th Sherman
Dorchester
Pvt
Earl Bradley
Camp Howze
Gainesville
A. G. Bradley
Jones Alexander
Atlantic City
N. J
O. G. Alexander
Findley Haile
Jimmy Voglesberg
Sheppard Field
Lester Haile
Pfc
Edwin Badgett
A.J. Badgett
Langley Field, Va
Army Air Force
James Bryant
U. S. Navy
Pacific Coast
A. M. Bryant
Georgia
Jesse M. DeBerry
Davisville
Rhode Island
Alfred T. Rouse
Fort Sill
Okla
Sgt. Rouse
Army
Glen Fleming
Calif
Waco
U. S. Air Forces
R. C. Vestal
Corporal Hamilton Vestal
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Corporal Vestal
Charles Badgett Truett
Thomas Sears
T. E Sears
Perrin Field
Sears
University of Texas
Frank Thrift
Camp Chaffee
Fort Smith, Ark
Gus Thrift
Sgt Thrift
James V. Creecy
Great Lakes Station
J. A. Creecy
California
Boyd Newman
Rex Brown
Wilson Kaiser
J. M. Dixon
George Key Jr
Edgar Ayres
Dalton Hill
Johnnie Johnson
Walter Allen Robbins
Everett Turner
Harry Farrow
George Hansard Jr
Edgar Nicely
Camp Wolters
J. W. Hollingsworth
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