Mutters In the Mutt on Harry Truman’s legacy
The piece recalls Harry S. Truman as a bold, candid leader admired for his anti corruption stance, wartime decisions, and willingness to face criticism. It highlights his rise from Independence Missouri to the White House, clashes with political bosses, labor support, and notable moments with MacArthur and Eisenhower, finishing with questions about his political future.
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Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
White House
Mr. Truman
Independence
Pendergast
HST
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers Union
UMW
Drew Pearson
New York Times
Margaret Truman
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
John Birch Society
General MacArthur
Congress
MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dallas Baker Hotel
President Truman
Dallas
Dallas News
Hotel Adolphus
Unsung dietitians guide public nutrition nationwide
In the United States today about 38,000 people work as trained dietitians. They serve in hospitals, corporate dining facilities, school cafeterias and homes for the disabled, steering both individual and large scale nutritional choices.
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United States
Why crime remains uncontrolled in our nation
Letter to the Editor argues crime rises despite efforts. It blames low risk of punishment for burglars, high loot value, and rational offender behavior. The author rejects Draco nian measures yet urges meaningful penalties and accountable justice to deter crime and protect victims and society.
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Qustion
Whitewright Sun nostalgia notes from 1920s to 1935
Census of local life recalls ninth grade officers in 1920 with Gomer May as president and Beveridge Brents as reporter, a Bethel community death, Shrine attendance in Sulphur Oklahoma, a marriage of A Benham and Cordie Gillett, Leap Year Club gathering, and 1925 to 1935 school honor rolls, births, and cotton gin figures, plus local business, baby contests, and station changes.
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Whitewright
Gomer May
Jack Spindle
Maurice Holland
Beveridge Brents
Addie Jones
E. F. Jones
Bethel
Horace Thompson
Lloyd Moore
Mollie Everheart
J. E. Everheart
Parent- Teacher Association
Sidney Young
Guy Hamilton
Lucian Andrews
Dorothy Gordon
Joe Thomas May
Jack Mullins
Bobbie Russell
Jack Yeager
Vivian Echols
Margert Lilley
Wanda Neal
Kentuckytown
Bethel Bpyu
Mallie Joe Denton
Clifford Deel
Toma Faye Layman
Clarence Jones
J. D. Williams
Grady Layman
Elizabeth Hedgpeth
Lucille Deel
Joe Alexander
Whitewright Sun
J. Don Biggerstaff
A. L. Biggerstaff
Connie Compton
Printess Compton
Billy Matt Watson
Kellous Watson
Shirley V. Thornhill
Dick Thornhill
Joe Morries Wallace
Divorce Citation Notice in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas to Donald G Biggerstaff is ordered to appear by filing an answer before 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. The case No 84280 names Verla M Biggerstaff as petitioner and Donald G Biggerstaff as respondent seeking divorce on insupportability grounds. Issued September 12, 1975 in Sherman Texas by Clerk Alton B Lynch.
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State of Texas
Donald G Biggerstaff
A.D
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Verla M. Biggerstaff
Donald G. Biggerstaff
Alton B. Lynch
Louise Hauschild
Notice of Execution Sale in Grayson County Texas
Public auction announced for October 7, 1975 at 3:00 p.m. at the Grayson County Courthouse door to sell all interest of Joe R. Kaufman in multiple Sherman Texas tracts. Executed under Harris County judgment in Highland Resources Inc. v Kaufman et al. Case No. 923 186.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
127Th Judicial Court
Harris County
Texas
Highland Resources, Inc
Wood Products Inc
Joe R. Kaufman
P. C. Clutter
Sherman
Grayson County
Towit
Lot
Chaffin
W. M. Chaffin
We Have Ping But Where Is Pong
Letter urges readers to protect animals in Whitewright Grayson County calling for leash laws and reporting cruelty. Warns of loose dogs and dumped or killed pets, cites autopsy finding, and promotes Grayson County Humane Society and local accountability. Readers urged to call 364-2602 or write 514 West Grand to discuss incidents and push animal protection progress.
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Whitewright
Grayson County Humane Society
West Grand
Ping
Brother Bobs Blasts
A reflective piece argues adults set a poorer example for youth than media. It cites speeding in Whitewright school zones where mothers and other adults were cited, urging sharper respect for God and law. The author calls Christians to real repentance and return to the Lord.
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God
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Harry Truman
George Vaughan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Baylor University
Pat M. Neff
Neff
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Community Public Service Company
Your Electric Light & Power Company
B. Y. Spindle
Donald Hall
Texaco
S&s
Mankind
Pong
the Sun Publishing Co
Elton L. Miller
Darla Howell
Fannin Counties
MAS
Brother Bobs
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