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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1934

Page

21

Joint installation kicks off county veterans merger drive

War veterans from Spanish American War World War VFW and the disabled veterans plan a joint installation at Denison on September 20 with a county wide membership campaign. Mayor Clarence Scott will give the welcome address and Carl E. Nesbitt will conduct the installation. A free feed closes the evening at the Legion Boy Scout camp in East Denison.

Denison Denison American Legion Clarence Scott Post Department Carl E. Nesbitt Mineola Cheatham Grayson County Legion’s Boy Scout East Denison

Mussolini Plans To Take Women Out of Industry

Rome reports that Benito Mussolini plans to remove all women workers from Italy's industry. He argues women's primary duty is family building and population growth, urging men fill jobs to reduce unemployment and boost national morale. An editorial in Popolo D'Italia supports the move, condemning female work as eroding fertility and virtue.

Rome Benito Mussolini Italy Il Duce Mussolini Popolo D'Italia Milan

Cart wheel Kat evokes trolley tale of broken hat pin

The remark recalls an old story about a irate lady on a trolley who tells a male passenger that his glass eye has broken her hat pin. The line blends humor and social memory, highlighting a bygone era slang and public transport scene.

August Records Show Too Many Getting Relief

Sherman reports a new Grayson County relief record in August with 2,865 relief cases and 12,892 people aided. Food and cash totaling 34,585.63 funded by the Texas Relief Commission supported 4.5 persons per family, while 12,500 pounds of fresh beef weekly were set for distribution. Clothing projects and sewing plants in Sherman and Denison produced 3,500 garments since June, aiding 225 families in August.

Sherman Grayson County Marion Wilson Dallas Fort Worth Clothing Department Sherman Sewing Project Denison W. J. Crain Denison and Texas Relief Commission Wilson Grayson County Relief Board Austin

Umbrella Question Stirs Beach Exchange

A curious exchange on the beach features a boy claiming six years old while the older man notes the boy is shorter than his umbrella. The boy replies by turning the question back to the umbrella’s height, highlighting wit over age.

Sonny

Auto Finance Ad Promises Quick Car Loan Options

Want ads offering money for any reason or refinancing car payments to smaller amounts. No delay. Bring license, receipt, and car for inspection. Will save you money. F W Creager, Manager, Sherman.

Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager, Mgr. OF Sherman

Congressional bill on old age pensions admitted no action

Congress introduced a measure providing for federal one third cost of pensions to states and territories with a 65 age floor and asset limits, but adjourned without a definite action on the plan or the District of Columbia act.

Congress States Territories District of Columbia Exchange

Infant prodigy Shelly Gilgore at 2% years in Penn study

Philadelphia reports the University of Pennsylvania psychology department regards Shelly Gilgore as a genius with an IQ around 146.6 while his playmates claim a batting average over .300 and call him a regular fellow. He quotes poetry, does arithmetic, and spells two syllables, yet his mother notes his interests lie in baseball and swimming.

Philadelphia Shelly” — Gilgore University of Pennsylvania Little Sheldon Harry Gilgore

Pet Spaniel Kills Cougar In Fight

In Paradise Valley Powell River a small spaniel fought a full grown cougar and won. Two men witnessed the clash as the dog sank its teeth into the cougar’s throat ending the struggle. The dog escaped serious injury.

Powell River B. C Frank McQuarrie Paradise Valley

Trade Places Between Country And City People

Claude Callan argues for periodic exchanges between country and town residents to understand each other’s problems. He contrasts a farm focus on high prices with a city focus on low prices and imagines mutual empathy through shared experience.

Bob

Fergusons Sued for 12500 in Rutland Bank Note

Austin notes Rutland Savings Bank of Rutland Vermont filed in Travis County District Court for collection of a 12500 note given by Governor Miriam Ferguson and her husband James E Ferguson in 1923. The petition seeks foreclosure on 185 acres of land in Bell County.

Austin Rutland Savings Bank of Rutland Travis County Miriam A. Ferguson James E. Ferguson Bell County

Bank purchases note amid lien claims on Bell County land

The Rutland Savings Bank purchased the note from Pearsons and Taft of Chicago. Pearsons and Taft along with the Associated Manufacturers Company of Waterloo Iowa J P Messer of McLennan County and J H McEvoy and Company of Houston were named defendants in a petition to claim liens on Bell County land.

Rutland Savings Bank Pearsons & Taft Corporation Chicago Associated Manufacturers Company Waterloo Iowa J. P. Messer McLennan County J. H. McEvoy & Co Houston Bell County

Government aids in speech instruction program

The government offers free speech instruction for people 16 and older unable to pay. The program lasts four or eight months with a monthly play or program in Whitewright led by J. L. German, who studied at Columbia University and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Tuition-based lessons available for others.

Whitewright J. L. German German Columbia University American Academy of Dramatic Arts N. Y

Thanking Whitewright for kindness to our uncle C A Smith

Mrs J M Davis expresses gratitude to Whitewright residents for their kindness during her uncle C A Smiths illness and for the sympathy shown after his death. She notes they will remember the deeds and words of support.

Whitewright C. A. Smith J. M. Davis

FERA Enrollment Starts in Grayson County

FERA enrollment has begun in Grayson County with twenty-one classes ready this winter as part of the emergency education program. County director J. B. Brooks reported inspection of Sherman buildings and planned site determinations this week. Communities including Whitewright Whitesboro Sherman Denison Van Alstyne Collinsville and Tioga seek a county nursery school for winter operation.

Sherman Grayson County FERA J. B. Brooks Brooks Whitewright Whitesboro Denison van Alstyne Collinsville Tioga

Dillinger's Criminal Complex Explained

Milton Weiffenbach a U S Probation Officer for the Eastern District of Missouri argues Dillinger could have been a law abiding citizen if given early scientific study and treatment. He notes nine years in confinement versus a co defendant who served one year may have shaped an adversarial view of society.

ST. Louis John Dillinger Milton Weifffenbach United States Missouri Weiffenbach

Pawnbrokers’ Loans Reach Half Billion Dollars Annually

A study shows pawnbrokers lend about 500 million dollars each year. The data highlights the scale of collateral cash advances and the role of pawnshops in local credit markets.

Employers Pay Over 200 Million in Benefits to Injured Workers

Employers in this country now disburse more than 200 million dollars annually in benefits to workers who suffer injuries. The figure signals a major ongoing cost for workplace safety and insurance programs.

Parrot Learns Slang Says Mother and Child

A dialogue unfolds as a mother asks if her son Herbert is teaching the parrot slang. The boy replies that he is only teaching the bird what not to say, highlighting a humorous family exchange.

Herbert Mamma

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Ayres Peters Diamond Brand Oxfords T. W. Ayres & Son Dry Goods and Shoe P. O Investment Recovery Corporation P. O. Box Dallas, Tex Claude Callan Fergusons Bow-Wright Dillinger Nicholson R. R. Waldo
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