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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
8
A historical voice urges legalizing beer and wine to rescue the nation from debt crime and poverty. It envisions an army of drinkers funded by the state with pensions, hospitals, cemeteries, and monuments, praising widespread consumption as national salvation.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America general executive board launched a campaign to eliminate sweat shops from the industry. After a three day session the board urged forming an alliance of manufacturers retailers and the union to cooperate in the drive. They said sweat shops degrade living standards of over 100000 workers in the United States. Board members from across the country attended.
Verse questions the fate of cinema and journalism if crime vanished and honesty prevailed. It ponders cultural shifts and societal ideals through a hypothetical with a witty, era‑toned cadence.
Claud Callan cites letters from his wife claiming loneliness before marriage and questions her sincerity. He also notes his daughter’s phone conversations with a distant beau while entertaining another in person, suggesting potential deceit. Whitewright merchants offer better values.
Miss Dorothy Tate visits Dallas while Lydna Groves returns from summer with grandparents in El Paso. Several local residents travel to and from Sherman, El Paso, and Dallas. Funeral services for Uncle Bill Ingram are held in the Presbyterian Church. he leaves eight children and a widow.
Chicago area schools opened with teachers unpaid and students returning to class. Many Chicago teachers faced three months of back pay and no immediate salary for the new term. Only Cicero paid all salaries and bills in full, while others faced coal purchases and contractor payments unresolved.
A McCord family reunion gathered Saturday at Leonard Park with a noon lunch and an afternoon of photos talks and chats. Attendees included many McCord relatives from Nashville Whitewright Sherman Trenton and Randolph with several guests joining. The event voted to make the gathering annual.
A woman asked for lawn sprinkling hours and was told the proper time is after her step in. The note shows mis understanding about hose use limits in Amherstburg Ontario. Seneca Indians protested to Washington over New York game wardens enforcing state laws conflicting with the Canandaigua treaty rights.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication in Grayson County for Betty Joe Morrow Minor. Ef ie Frances Morrow guardian seeks approval of a final estate report to be heard on the first Monday after ten days service in Sherman on September 4, 1932.
A miscellany of curious facts from 1921 covers pelicans in heat, Texas population density, salt as money in Ethiopia, burial customs on Aran islands, Texas business counts, painted waterline eyes on Chinese boats, cellophane shoes, World War I timing, poultry feeding effects of nicotine, Tibetan prayer ropes on trees, rocket mail experiments from Hoch-Troetsch to Sembach, and Sun office card options.
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