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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

2

Pension reforms urged after Texas old age relief study

A five man Texas House committee prepared a general bill of complaint against old age pension administration. It cites harsh treatment by workers and calls for an independent appeals board. The panel urges licensing or state homes and a higher pension fund ceiling plus an annual welfare audit.

Austin Texas House John Winters Public Welfare Department State Department of Welfare

Simpler 1945 Income Tax Form Set For March Use

The Treasury will have a simplified 1040 income tax form ready by March 15 for about 20 million non withholding taxpayers. The four page form includes a short version for under 5,000 dollars with 10 percent deductions and a long version for higher earners or those claiming larger deductions. Eligible taxpayers not in these groups follow withholding receipts via their employer and await Treasury bills or refunds.

Washington The Treasury

Roosevelt and Churchill Plan Joint War on Japan at Quebec

At Quebec the leaders pledged a swift, united assault on Japan using all resources of the United States and Britain after Europe is freed from Nazi rule. Roosevelt refused a fixed date for Europe’s end but promised rapid action against Japan with full Allied participation and proportionate British forces. Churchill noted friction but urged sharing the burden and emphasized coordinated attacks across land sea and air.

Quebec Roosevelt Winston Churchill Japan Europe British Churchill Pacific Germany U.S United States Mr. Roosevelt

City of Sherman files condemnation suit over fire hazard buildings

Citation to C C Langford and heirs directs appearance on October 23 1944 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. City contends buildings on Lot 4 Block 1 J A Fitch addition pose fire risk and nuisance and seeks removal and sale of scrap lumber with proceeds to costs and owners. Filed September 8 1944 in No. 53013.

State OF Texas C. C. Langford Amy L. Bomar T. M. Vaught A. C. Langford Lucy Langford Florence Vaught C. M. Langford Eda Langford Russell Langford Jane Langford Allen Langford Clarence A. Langford Jane Alexander E. S. Alexander Florence Alexander J. C. Alexander A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman City of Alice Langford Mary Louise Langford Feme J. A. Fitch S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake

Importance of Birth Registration in Texas

In Austin Dr. Geo W Cox state health officer urges universal birth registration through the Bureau of Vital Statistics to secure vital documents for school, voting, employment in defense projects, citizenship, military service, inheritance, professional rights, and government benefits. He notes physicians must file when attendance occurs, but parents must register others. Delays from war-time demand show personal benefit of immediate registration.

Austin Texas Bureau of Vital Statistics Texas State Department of Health Geo. W. Cox

Cattle Replacing Cotton As Souths Top Cash Income

Senatoria Mississippi reports cattle emerge as the Souths leading cash income as cotton acreage shrinks. Federal farm figures show cotton lands fell by 1 800 000 acres since 1943 and by 2 600 000 acres since 1942 as land shifts to pasture and feed crops.

Senatoria Miss

Electoral vote contests recall historic prece dents and House choices

The Houston Post reviews past electoral vote deadlocks in 1876 1825 and earlier episodes where no candidate won a majority. It notes the Hayes victory after a Republican commission and the Adams presidential win aided by Clay, plus later Burr versus Jefferson episodes and Hamilton's alleged influence.

The Houston Post Texas House of Representatives Republican Congress Rutherford Hayes House Andrew Jackson Adams Crawford Clay Jackson

Church Acknowledges Elder's Cherry Brand Gift

A church elder sent a bottle of cherry brandy to the pastor with a request of acknowledgment in the church paper. The minister agreed and the next issue printed thanks citing the elder's gift and good spirit.

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