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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1954

Page

6

Salk Antipolio Tests Under Close National Review

Researchers in Ann Arbor compile data from 1.8 million school children across 217 test areas to judge the Salk vaccine. Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. says results will take months, not shade black or white, and publicizing item by item is avoided. The National Foundation funds nearly 7.5 million dollars for the program.

Ann Arbor Mich Thomas Francis Jr Francis National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Bureau of Census

AFL convention denounces Eisenhower veto on federal pay raise

The American Federation of Government Employees adopts a resolution condemning President Eisenhowers veto of a 5 percent federal pay raise as unjustified and a breach of faith with workers. It cites Congress approval by near unanimity and notes the measure would have narrowed the gap between government salaries and the cost of living. The piece closes by noting US motor vehicle production since 1900 exceeded 136 million units.

Chicago Eisenhower AFL American Federation of Government Congress

Down Memory Lane in Whitewright and Nearby

A compiled note from The Sun dates August 1919 and 1924 highlights marriages and births in Whitewright area including Dr Ross May and Pauline Lenox wed in Pine Bluff Arkansas and several local weddings. It also records community events such as school openings and farm activity with burndown of a barn and gin operations. The piece mentions the Medical Officers Reserve Corps history.

the Sun Ross May Whitewright Pauline Lenox Pendleton Ark Pine Bluff Byron Sears J. R. Fleming L. C. Long East Whitewright Frank Spindle Tyler Frank King France Richard Russell U. S. Navy Pilot Grove News Louise LaRoe Genevieve Davidson Denton

Cotton Ginning Counts Rise as Death Shakes White Earl Myrick

Up to Wednesday night 294 bales of cotton had been ginned in White Earl Myrick, 48, died at the home. The report notes a fatal condition occurring at a residence, with local context indicating a small community incident near the cotton ginning activity.

the Sun Home Ice & Manufacturing Co R. C. Norris Elgie Fields Wm. L. Mooneyham Bells S. F. Garland Pilot Grove J. E. Brown Kentuckytown Frost Whitewright Earl Myrick

Harold Doss Elected Public Weigher in Precinct 3

Harold Doss of Whitewright won the election to serve as public weigher for Precinct 3 in last Saturday's vote. Drought relief was interrupted by a .46 inch rain in Whitewright on Monday. East Whitewright home of O L Hannah burned Wednesday at 3 a m.

J. L. Truett Martha Bow J. L. Bow Whitewright A. F. Nossaman University of Oklahoma Norman Durant Okla Paul Cook Vona Mae Akridge Leon Coffman MET Station Sue Stephens Margaret Forrester Gladys Ray Margaret Boone Dorothy Tapscott Oswald Haynes Susie Noe Lee Wilborn Margaret McMurry Kate Fulton Sallye Hamilton Mae Hall Gertrude Schooling Tommie Chenoweth Lucille LaRoe W. A. Kirkpatrick Helen Reece Bells D. E. McCoy Jr Madill Golden Eddie Taylor Jack Birdwell Randolph Roy Ayres Fannie Reynolds C. W. Dennis Jack Lackey Chicago Century of Progress Doss Smith Ladonia Harold Doss O. L. Hannah East Whitewright

Plant That Worm Enrich That Soil

Mansfield Ohio. George Keil of Shelby argues Europe could be self sufficient again in a few years if farmers plant vast numbers of earthworms. He cites Darwin on 53000 worms turning ten tons of soil yearly and notes worms thrive on hair from barbershops. Birds are the worms’ main enemy.

Mansfield Ohio George Keil Shelby Keil Europe Charles Darwin

Army Nurse Corps Founded in 1901

The Army Nurse Corps, oldest among women’s military services, traces origins to 1901. The Exchange notes a growing divide in American labor, separating workers for the Government from workers for those who serve the Government.

The Army Nurse Corps Women’s Military Services United States

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