Whitewright Sun editorial urges keeping price controls postwar
A Whitewright Texas article notes school opening for a nine month term and urges residents to prepare for cotton ginning season. It argues for maintaining OPA price controls after World War II to prevent inflation, citing war savings and buying power, while criticizing future scrapping of controls.
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Whitewright dwelling value surges over 300 percent
The Sun notes a Whitewright home market boom with values up over 300 percent in three years. The town, once deemed dead, now boasts nearly every dwelling occupied by owner residents and almost no vacancies, signaling a robust revival.
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Inflation's Timetable Sparks reader responses
Collier's More About the OPA notes reader letters both supporting and denouncing the inflation editorial. The piece defends price controls as essential amid economic instability, while acknowledging OPA missteps and urging continued public information and caution about official policies.
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Pottsboro Property Fight In Grayson County Court
The 1945 suit No. 53860 before Judge in Sherman, Texas, names J. L. Dickson and wife as plaintiffs against multiple defendants including William W. Thompson and several Potts heirs. The case seeks fee simple title to Lots 14 and 15 in Block 1 of J. A. Potts First Addition, claims 35 years of adverse possession, and requests removal of clouds on title with publication of citation.
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Sarah W Potts
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Ida Potts
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Ida
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J. W. Lockmiller
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Sherman
J. L. Dickson
Beulah Belle Dickson
Pottsboro
S. V. Earnest
I Give You Texas by Boyce House
A fragment from a Texas themed column presents homely truths and sharp observations about judgment and charity. It weaves dialect humor with anecdotes on ministers, manners, and moral pretenses, ending with brief cultural notes and a trivia line about Canada’s wheat exports.
Fire Destroys Over 500 Million in U.S. Property Annually
Report notes fires claim more than half a billion dollars in property losses each year across the United States. Authorities urge improved prevention and safety measures for homes and businesses to curb the rising costs and protect lives.
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Temples Carved From India’s Natural Rock Cliffs
About a thousand temples and monasteries are hewn directly from the natural rock cliffs across India. The historic carvings demonstrate ancient religious devotion and architectural skill carved into hillside sanctuaries.
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