Local Notices Highlight Marriages and Openings
The notes report marriages between residents such as Joe Johnson and Mabel Ruth Moore, and social events hosted by Ely residents. announcements include S. R. Parks planning a dry goods store, Gomer May becoming manager at Kimbell Milling, and A. F. Houston opening a grocery post Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Whitewright
Mabel Ruth Moore
Bells
S. R. Parks
Denison
Gomer May
Kimbell Milling
R. H. May
Tom Brice
Ely
Forney Henry
Slaton
Ely News
A. F. Houston
Bokchito
Okla
Ernest Andrew
Pilot Grove
Dick Barbee
Amarillo
Joe Thomas May
Dorothy Hamilton
Emmagene Sears
Louise Sloan
Florence Wilson
Louise Echols
Clyde Johnson
Lucy Craig
Una Mae Mangrum
Frances Gillespie
Babe Nell Penn
Elizabeth Waggoner
Maxine Roberts
Frances Bryant
Johnnie V. Dossey
Mary Gee Wood
Ouija Craig
Oleta Chambers
Martha Joe Sears
Mary Sears
Noweta Whiting
Madill
If Something Is Wrong Help Make It Right
A Kaufman Herald essay notes two outsiders criticize Kaufman without town ties. It argues constructive criticism aids progress, while bitter, disengaged critics harm growth and deter industry or newcomers.
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Kaufmen
Kauman
Kaufman
Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Whitewright Sun front matter and policy note
The Whitewright Sun announces weekly publication on Thursdays with editor T Glenn Doss and a subscription rate of 2.50 in Grayson and Fannin counties 3.00 elsewhere and 5.00 foreign. It states its purpose as a service paper inviting news while reserving the right to judge newsworthiness.
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Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
the Sun
Sovereignty Beyond the Sky and Moon
A historic survey traces how sovereignty over air and space evolved from Blackstone to 1919 and 1928 treaties, questioning state control of higher skies and the moon, with later Cold War tensions shaping space law and questions of ownership, registration, and exploration.
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Holland
Blackstone
American Society of International Law
Moon
Terra Nullis
New World
Hundreds of divers target starfish to protect oysters
Oyster roundup at Eaton's Neck New York finds hundreds of skin divers hunting starfish in Long Island Sound. The cooperative effort scoops up more than half a million starfish to safeguard oyster beds from predators.
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Eaton’s Neck
N. Y
Long Island Sound
Teaching Machines to Teach High School Math Course
New York report on Temac teaching machines to deliver the full high school math curriculum and two years of four foreign languages, with potential college math content, at about $10 per pupil. Hollins College and Encyclopedia Britannica Films sponsor the project, with MIT Columbia Yale and Harvard researchers guiding development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollins College
Roanoke
Encyclopedia Britannica Films
Wilmette
Ill
Temac
John R Everett
Everett
B. F. Skinner
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Allen Calvin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
E.B.F
Calvin
Carnegie Corporation
No Mayo or Mustard When Maters Are Requested
A sandwich shop operator reads a take out order marked no M and learns from the messenger it means she does not want any maters. The exchange highlights a dialect note as the worker deciphers the shorthand.
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Greenville
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Leonard
H. W. Key
Nadine Blanton
Carter Fletcher
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Pumphrey
Kathryn Roddy
Newton Manning
J. T. Bryant
Dorothy Tapscott
Jan Dawson
J. H. Burma
Jewel Kennemer
John Bean
Lurlyne Travis
O. J. Mears
Mears
Joe Howard Roberts
Galveston
Curlee Cummings
Dodd City
Kaufman Herald
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Texas
Farley
Pascal Farley
America
Charles Kingsley
Lokey Edwards
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