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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1950

Page

7

The Spice of Life New Chain Letter

A humorous column fragment recounts chain letters and jokes from Reno aimed at tired businessmen. It weaves short anecdotes about a fantasized payoff and various gags involving family, education, car accidents, and social missteps.

Reno

Dallas pastor retells taxi driver gatekeeper joke

A Dallas pastor recounts a joke about two ministers refused at Heaven’s gate while a taxi driver is admitted first. St Peter explains the driver’s fear of “hell” and the impact he has on people, highlighting the driver’s sharper moral lesson.

Dallas Heaven Pearly Gate St. Peter

Explosion describes risky boiler fault and inebriated engineer

Witness confirms the blast stemmed from a boiler issue while the engineer was intoxicated. A minister and his hostess listened as a child ran in with a dead rat, interrupting a quiet parlor scene.

Try Try Again Little Sister Soap for the Best

Two sisters discuss removing a stain from their mother's tablecloth. They joke about trying again, using soap and hope to save the cloth.

Big Sister

VA Sets Rules for Second GI Loan Guaranty

The Veterans Administration issued rules interpreting the 1950 housing act for restoring VA guaranteed loan entitlements after prior use. Restorations possible after public acquisition, destruction, or other faultless reasons. health, relocation, or loss of employment cases require evidence. Lossy terms apply if debt is assumed by a third party. Previously 50% guaranty up to 4000 dollars. new act raises to 60% up to 7500 dollars for unused entitlements.

Washington Veterans Administration

Milk concentrate could cut shipping costs for milk

New York report says non frozen concentrated fresh milk is feasible and could cut freight. A small amount of concentrate would make a quart after water is added. Concentration near milk sources would reduce trucking needs and quick delivery would help preserve quality.

New York Food Industries McGray-Hill

Ribbon tailed bird of paradise noted in New Guinea district

The ribbon tailed bird of paradise is native to the high Mt Hagen District in East Central New Guinea. This species is restricted to that mountainous region and is not found elsewhere.

Mt. Hagen New Guinea

Treasure on Spanish Galleons Hidden in Sunken Hoards

The National Geographic Society asserts half of known sunken treasure lies aboard Spanish galleons. The apple tree is noted to thrive in all temperate climates.

The National Geographic Society

Steel producers by nation highlighted in report

The United States Germany and Great Britain are identified as the largest producers of steel in the latest industry overview.

United States Germany Great Britain

Notices to Unknown Heirs in Bowen Deceased Estate

The State of Texas serves T. H. Bowen and unknown heirs and legal representatives of T. H. Bowen deceased. seeks F. M. DeGraffenreid and unknown heirs. also targets John M. Pope and their unknown heirs. The residence and whereabouts of all parties are unknown. This notice informs of legal actions and unknown parties in the estate proceedings.

State of Texas T. H. Bowen T. H. Bowen & Company F. M. DeGraffenreid John M. Pope

Unknown Heirs Named in Grayson County Property Case

Court summons list several unknown heirs and legal representatives including John K DeGraffenreid and John T Potts with residences and whereabouts unknown. Plaintiffs Finis E Foust and Mildred Ann Foust seek title and possession to two adjoining tracts totaling 80 acres in Grayson County Texas. Case No 58346 issued August 23 1950 before Judge in Sherman.

John K. DeGraffenreid John K. Degraffenreed T. J. Bowen William Bolen J. K. Graffienred J. B. Potts Roely Potts Aoely Potts James F. Potts James Pearson James Pierson Sophia Pearson Sophia Pierson A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Finis E. Foust Mildred Ann Foust J. C. McCullough Devault Tract S. F. Foust J. M. Foust Charles Smith Ephram Foust John W. Scott Dev S. V. Earnest Iva Davidson

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Little Billy Miss Jones Miss Gray Billy Richard S. H. Montgomery Agency W. E. Laroe Whitewright E. Houston Hamilton Lone Star Gas Company Lone Star
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