Officers Re-elected at Grayson County Baptist Association
The 26th annual meeting at Forest Avenue Baptist Church in Sherman re elected all officers. J D Buster Sherman as moderator Rev John R Stephens Denison as vice moderator Rev Nat Farley Whitesboro as clerk Rev J F Selcraig Sherman as treasurer. East Denison Baptist Church joined making 35 churches. Membership reaches 12675 with 444 added by profession and baptism and 522 by letter. Total contributions reach 167808 99 dollars. Minutes dedicated to Noel Ashinhurst. First Baptist Sherman to host October workers conference.
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Grayson County Baptist Association
Forest Avenue
Sherman
J. D. Buster
John R. Stephens
Denison
Nat Farley
Whitesboro
J. F. Selcraig
East Denison
Claud Johnston
Noel Ashinhurst
Gunter Church
First Baptist Church of
Wilson Put League Above All at Paris Peace Talks
Secretary of State Lansing charged that President Wilson’s obsession with a League of Nations dominated the 1919 Paris peace conference. Lansing urged a preliminary German peace first and criticized private talks as ripe for intrigue. He warned the final treaty would fail to bring lasting peace due to self interest among Allies.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Paris
League
Lansing
Germany
Barriers Set To Fight Inflation In Postwar Shift
The government imposes peacetime controls to slow inflation after wartime measures end. OPA limits costs in new home building entering Oct. 15 while not capping final house prices. A surplus property board gains a single administrator to speed disposals. Builders predict 500,000 new homes next year and 1,000,000 by 1948. Bowles signals stricter price controls on building materials and retail goods remain tight.
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Washington
OPA
Truman
Surplus Property Board
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Chicken Mites Carry Sleeping Sickness To Horses
Austin health officials report chicken mites are a new carrier of sleeping sickness in horses. The virus was isolated from mites on a farm where horses had fallen ill, suggesting mites pick up the virus from chickens and transmit it to horses and possibly to people. Farmers are urged to reduce biting insects in stables and protect horses with nets to prevent outbreaks.
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Austin
American Foundation For Animal Health
New weed killing chemical shown to experts in Kansas trip
A new weed killing chemical 2 4 D will be shown to weed control experts from midwestern states during a five day tour of Kansas and Nebraska this week. T F Yost Kansas state weed supervisor said it is highly selective and appears to cause no serious damage to most crops and grasses.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
T. F. Yost
Yost
Ownership Statement for The Whitewright Sun 1945
The document records T. G. Doss and J. H. Waggoner as co owners of The Whitewright Sun with no other stockholders. The form was sworn before Notary Mrs. W. E. LaRoe in Grayson County on September 17 1945 and confirms editors and business managers.
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Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Texas
Congress
Grayson County
T. G. Doss
W. E. LaRoe
Property Title Lawsuit In Grayson County Texas
K C Shelburne sues to quiet title on 118 acres in three tracts along Sandy Creek in Grayson County. Defendants include M E Fowler and multiple spouses and unknown stockholders of City Bank Whitesboro, plus Otis C Garrett of Oklahoma. Case No 53890 filed September 13 1945. citation requires appearance by November 5, 1945 before Judge in Sherman.
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State of Texas
M. E. Fowler
Alfred Hightower
Claude Cannon
R. C. Duncan
Susie Duncan
Susie Clements
City Bank
Whitesboro
Texas
C. O. Barnes
H. W. Stoddard
C. W. Gibson
Lucinda W. Gibson
Olin Lewis
Stella Lewis
Stella Lewis, Mrs. N. J. Alexander, C. O. Hurtt, and Wife, Sophie C. Hurtt
Carl J. Wilson
Josie Wilson
Otis C. Garrett
Oklahomaka County
Oklahoma
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
K. C. Shelburne
G. P. Gafford
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Printing Services Ad Notice From The Sun
Local newspaper advert promotes printing services offered by The Sun. Emphasizes quick turnaround and competitive rates for single items and bulk orders, inviting readers to contact the bureau for quotes and scheduling.
Bradley Acts Slash Red Tape in Vet Affairs
General Omar Bradley reorganizes the Veterans Administration by decentralizing authority to 13 regional offices in Atlanta Boston Chicago Cincinnati Dallas Denver Minneapolis New York Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Seattle and Washington DC. He aims to speed benefits, run the office like an army with civilian staff, and create a separate medical department to supervise hospitals.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Veterans Administration
Bradley
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dallas
Denver
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington, D. C
House Backs Speed Up in Army Recruitment
The House approved 341 to 0 a bill suspending the peacetime Army limit of 280000 men and offering bonuses and furloughs to youths to enlist for one to three years. The Senate military affairs committee will study possible faster discharges while the Army and Navy aim to return about 40000 doctors to civilian work by next year. Selective Service set new policy allowing most high school students to graduate before induction and letting college students who enrolled before 18 finish current quarters. Soldiers overseas and ineligible for discharge will receive 45 days home leave instead of 30.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Selective Service
War Department
Traveler Guide Start Point for Any Place in World
A traveler asks what the place is noted for and the guide replies that it is the starting point for anywhere in the world, enabling one to begin journeys to any destination.
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China
Shanghai
Japan
Ho Ying-Chin
Ayres
T. W. Ayres & Son Peters Shoes — Carter's Underwear
Stetson
We Meat Packing Industry
U.S
West Florida Parish
Louisiana
Massachusetts
J. C. Wallace
Ralph Wallace
E. T. Doss
Allen T. Short
Phone 100
Hannah's
Flowers of
Carl May
Tom Barbee
Stephens & Bryant
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Black
G. W. Hall, Jr. Sherman
Bells
Square Deal Furniture
West Houston
Dick Montgomery
Davis Motor Company
W. Main St
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mgr
Travis, Sherman
North Texas
Trenton
van Alstyne
Rock Road
Sunny Hill School House
E. M. Harrison
Ravenna
S. Contess
Frank Wright
Bonham
John Donaghey
Om the Sun
Europe
Erat
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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