Whitewright Sun Notices and Policies Summary
Whitewright Sun announces 2nd class mail status at Whitewright post office. Notices of entertainments box suppers and bene fits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. Memorials and resolutions will also be charged. Subscription price is 1.50 per year in advance. The paper offers correction for erroneous reflections brought to publisher's attention.
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Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
We Are Worried Now About The World War Outbreak
The piece reflects 1914 American sentiment on the looming global conflict. It condemns Hitler as a dangerous warmonger with a fragile grasp on history while contrasting German aims with Allied justice. It laments unreliable information and urges neutrals to judge impartially.
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Germany
England
France
Poland
Hitler
Atlantic
Increased Food Costs Warn of Hard Times Ahead
The piece argues that looming European war will raise U S prices, especially food, even if not directly involved. It notes traders seek a postwar boom, while supply remains ample in Europe aside from fats, and blockade limits exports. It warns of reduced consumption, lower living standards, and possible starvation for some as prices rise.
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Germany
France
England
Poland
America
War Guilt Debate Ahead of War Outbreak
European diplomacy on the eve of hostilities looked like a debating society rather than a battlefield as Prime Minister Chamberlain and Chancellor Hitler clashed over looming crisis and consequences.
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Chamberlain
Hitler
Imprisoned Minds and the German Radio Policy
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram opinion notes that Hitler uses radio to control German information and warns that any debate abroad will inflame tensions. It argues the regime relies on censorship and hypnotic propaganda to mold minds while promising harsh penalties for disobedience. The piece contrasts old Iron Cross tactics with a modern double cross approach.
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Old Germany
New Germany
Fort Worth
What Is Hitler's Mission Mein Kampf and the rise of Nazi power
A historical overview argues that Mein Kampf captures the totalitarian mood shaping Europe, tracing Hitler's ascent from the postwar treaty failures to his ruthless expansion. It notes his belief in survival of the fittest, use of force, and strategic duplicity as he annexes Rhineland Austria Sudetenland and Czechoslovakia, edging toward Poland.
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Hitler
Fuehrer
Germany
Poland
Reich
Adolf Hitler
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Europe
Munich
Reichstag
German Republic
Nietzsche
Rhineland
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
Russia
Stalin
France
Nickel for grandma clubs urge higher oil tax for pensions
In Austin, E. O. Thompson of the Texas Railroad Commission proposed forming Nickel for Grandma Clubs to campaign for a 5 cent per barrel oil tax to fund pensions. He urged a permanent fund from the levy and criticized oil carriers. Thompson urged statewide organization to pressure lawmakers and end sales tax rhetoric, aiming to tax pipelines and push oil tax for future pension needs.
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Austin
Nickel For
E. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Thompson
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Humble Oil
Louisiana
Texas
Sewell McKinney Rotary Speaker at Whitewright luncheon
Sewell McKinney county school superintendent spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon Friday. He was introduced by H W Key, superintendent of Whitewright schools, and reviewed duties, laws, transportation, and rising costs of public schools while offering service to the Whitewright area.
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Sewell McKinney
Rotary Club
H. W. Key
Whitewright
McKinney
Grayson County
Texas
Mr. McKinney
New York Banks Attach German Funds
Leading New York banks attached German Government funds on deposits here after the American Committee of Short Term Creditors ended the 1931 standstill, making obligations payable. Attachements followed similar British moves, with most German cash found to have shifted to Swiss ownership.
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New York
New Angle in Home Roof Debate
Mrs Jones says a new roof is needed to avoid embarrassment when planes fly over the house. Jones counters the old roof doesn’t leak, but the wife argues the public shame matters more than leakage.
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