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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1944

Page

2

AFL Chief Sees Prosperity Era After War

Jacksonville speech by AFL President William Green on Labor Day advocates rapid reconversion from wartime to peacetime economy. He warns of temporary unemployment, urges government labor plans, cites 130 billion dollars in wartime production and laments hostility to workers. An unrelated joke about an organ recital follows.

Jacksonville Fla William Green AFL St. John’s River Shipbuilding Company Washington Green

Elector Legal Phase Studied In Texas

In Austin ahead of the Dallas Democratic convention leaders in pro and anti Roosevelt camps analyze legal angles of the elector problem. The Texas Supreme Court’s June decision questions whether November electors can be chosen by primary or need convention. Governor Stevenson says two elector slates are legal. Jones fears illegality if two slates appear on the November ballot.

Austin Dallas Texas Supreme Court Supreme Court Democratic Party Jones Herman Jones Stevenson Monday Roosevelt Truman Conventirn South

18 Cent Limit Urged For Most Cigarettes

Fort Worth report from district OPA price officials recommends a flat 18 cent per package price for popular cigarette brands regardless of location to prevent overcharging during shortages. Complaints cited stores charging 25 cents where usual prices are 16 to 19 cents. Current ceilings reflect March 1942 selling prices. economy brands cap at 16 cents.

Fort Worth OPA Dallas

Cats Never Pal With Gls Rabbit Really Chases Dog

Hal Boyle describes military life in France with a dog named Major and a rabbit called Bugs. The pair entertains troops as they chase each other around camp, while cats remain rare among soldiers and tend to stay in one place.

Rabbit Britanny Howell Dodd France Howell Mack H. Hornbeak Baton Rouge Major John Hall London Daily Mail Gillis Long Winnifield Bugs Long

Navy fire retarding paint reduces ship fire hazards

The Navy reports fire retarding paint lowers heat radiation from metal surfaces and helps adjacent compartments avoid ignition during shipboard fires. Developed by the Bureau of Ships under Rear Admiral Edward L. Cochrane, the paint substitutes antimony oxide and reduces burnable content. Casein paints lack wash and mildew resistance and are unsuitable aboard ships.

Washington Bureau of Ships Edward L. Cochrane U. S. Navy

Postwar air travel safety posed problem at meeting

St Louis reports warn that by 1950 the United States may have 500000 airplanes, of which about 450000 will be private craft. Civil Aeronautics Administration doctors say accidents occur across pilots, urging caution before relaxing medical standards.

ST. Louis Aero Medical Association of the United States Civil Aeronautics Administration W. R. Stoveall Charles I. Stanton CAA Stoval

Breakfast Is Important Meal Says Health Officer

AUSTIN Dr Geo W Cox State Health Officer says breakfast should provide one fourth to one third of daily food needs for all ages. He urges a hot substantial morning meal for growing children with cereals or whole grain bread fruit or juice eggs or meat and a milk drink.

Austin Geo. W. Cox

Citation Notice in Grayson County Texas 1944

The state commands John M. Pitkin to appear and answer the plaintiff's petition by 10 A M on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. The date is Monday October 2 1944 in the District Court of Grayson County at Sherman Court House. The petition was filed August 14 1944. file No 52968.

John M. Pitkin A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas State OF Texas Thelma Lowell Willie Lowell S. W. Earnest Nancy Drake

Lowell divorce cited in Drake District Court action

Citation No. 52836 directs Thelma Lowell to appear in Drake County Court on June 17, 1944, for divorce proceedings against Willie Lowell on grounds of cruel treatment. Clerk S. W. Earnest records the notice dated August 22, 1944, with Deputy Drake.

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