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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1942

Page

2

How a Worker Would Pay the 1943 Victory Tax

Washington report details John Smith a $50 weekly war worker who would pay five percent on income over $12 daily expanse starting Jan 1 1943 with 1.90 weekly withholdings. The article explains final 1943 tax returns refunds postwar and possible immediate refunds if bonds life insurance or debt payments are made.

Washington John Smith Smith Treasury Internal Revenue

Prairie farms plant millions of trees yearly on Northwest Texas

Northwest Texas prairie farms plant an estimated three to four million trees each year, highlighting a large-scale reforestation effort across the region. The initiative reflects sustained environmental work by local growers and conservation groups.

Texas

Signal Corps seeks skilled tool men for Army communications

Colonel Rhinehart announces urgent need for technicians to man four major Army communications networks. Trained radio, repair, telegraph or phone workers can enlist directly. others join Signal Corps schools first. Age 18 to 44, fit. Civilian training offered for 16 plus, with pay during schooling and higher pay on completion. Signal Corps men ensure messages get through amid growing global links.

Dallas Signal Corps C K. Rhinehart Whitewright Army Ordnance Department Army Air Forces Rhinehart

Get Poultry Houses Ready For Winter

COLLEGE STATION A large part of the spring hatch will begin laying in September. Weatherby of Texas A and M Extension urges thoroughSeptember prep to maximize fall and winter egg output. Clean and disinfect houses repair roofs walls and floors check lighting stock litter space for hens vaccinate pullets prune old birds plan feeding needs.

Private car drivers blamed for most 1941 fatalities

The Wreckard by The Travelers Insurance Company shows 76.9 percent of 1941 mobile fatalities involve passenger cars, 18.5 percent involve commercial cars, and only 4.5 percent involve taxis buses motorcycles and others. The piece notes many commercial drivers work long hours yet maintain strong safety records.

Travelers Insurance Company

Navy Pay Rise Breathes New Life Into Bluejackets

The new pay bill greatly boosts base pay for Navy ratings and details monthly dependent allowances. Apprentice Seaman to Chief Petty Officer see raises, with perdiem benefits including quarters meals medical and dental care, plus escalating pay for early enlistment and dependents.

Wittecabdaanet Cine Ae Siento PATON Navy

Roosevelt Forces Cars To Slow To 35 MPH En Route Home

President Roosevelt disclosed at a press conference that he caused 22 other motorists to drop to 35 miles per hour while driving from Rhinebeck to his Hyde Park estate. He said Secret Service and state troopers blocked passing and kept a long line of cars behind the presidential party.

Washington Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Secret Service Rheinbeck

Global reach of Texas cotton since 1850 noted

Estimated that since 1850 Tex as cotton has clothed about 15 percent of the world’s population.

Texas

Man's Best Friend

A playful poem by Lulu Funk about a devoted dog who chews slippers, trails mud, defends its owner, and drains the owner's finances with cheerful persistence. The speaker notes the dog’s loyalty and the humor of a pup that eats income while remaining beloved.

Lulu Funk

Boy Dies After Biting Inner Tube In Accident

Five year old Donald Ladlee died in Newton New Jersey from injuries after biting into an inflated inner tube in a tire. He was playing near a parked truck when a bulge in the tire drew his bite and a blast of air caused fatal injuries including a collapsed lung.

Newton N. J Donald Ladlee

Child Dies After Broken Milk Jar Accident

Five year old Richard Arnold died after a jagged milk jar punctured his lung when he fell on a sidewalk Friday night. He was taken to Red River County Hospital where he died Saturday.

Richard Arnold Red River County Hospital Deport Times

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