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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1955

Page

4

Joe C Ross Tops Kraft Junior Dairyman in 1955

Joe Charles Ross of Ector and Wayne Johnson of Ladonia are named first and second in the Kraft Junior Dairyman program in Fannin County for 1955. Ross earns a wrist watch and Johnson a jacket plus an expense paid trip to the State Fair of Texas on Oct. 19. Ross, son of J E Ross, is a Future Farmers leader and dairy hopeful, with plans for a dairy herd and a college fund en route to a Texas A&M dairy husbandry degree.

Joe Charles Ross Ector Wayne Johnson Ladonia Kraft Fannin County Ross J. E. Ross Johnson Nelson Johnson Texas Young Ross Joe Ross Whitewright Joe Charles Bonham Texas A&m College Future Farmers of America Lone Star Farmer

Clerks Push to Extend Federal Minimum Wage to Retail

The AFL Retail Clerks International Union plans to again press Congress to cover the 7 million retail workers under the federal $1 an hour minimum wage. They expect AFL CIO merger support but face opposition from National Retail Dry Goods Association and business groups including the Chamber of Commerce. Senator Barry Goldwater backs state laws as an alternative. The sector totals 1,700,000 stores employing about 7 million people, with roughly 5 million in sales roles.

Washington AFL Retail Clerks International Assn Afl-Cio National Retail Dry Goods Assn U. S. Chamber of Commerce Barry Goldwater Ariz United States

Examinations For Draft Scheduled To Fill Navy Call

Texas Selective Service plans to call 2500 to 3000 men for physical and mental examinations in November as the Navy orders the first 10000 enlistees. Brigadier General Paul L Wakefield said Texas induction calls in November should be about twice recent months. 1955 drafts in Texas varied from 450 to 600 monthly, with 1285 in January.

Austin Navy Texas Selective Service State Selective Service Paul L. Wakefield Wakefield Texas

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Soldier Avoids Salute Over Tattoo in French Army

Paris reports the only soldier in the French army excused from the exterior salute is a legionaire with a profanity tattooed on the palm of his right hand. Officers could not help reading the insult as they observed the salute.

Paris Legionaire

Be careful you’ll bring out the beast in me

A husband and wife quarrel turns heated as the husband warns of his growing temper while the wife retorts by mocking fear of mice in a brief domestic quarrel.

Hubby

Smoker Is Poor Surgery Risk

Fort Worth report says heavy smokers face higher surgical risk, with Dr. Philip Thorek of Chicago warning no proof smoking causes cancer but noting tobacco irritates the chest and can worsen anesthesia and recovery. He tests patients by coughing to gauge risk before procedures.

Fort Worth Philip Thorek Chicago Texas Academy of General Practice Thorek Cook County Graduate School of Medicine

Scientist questions smoking cancer link in interview

In an interview the expert remarks on miracle drugs and cancer uncertainty. He admits ignorance about whether smoking causes cancer but suggests a possible connection. The tone emphasizes ongoing medical research and cautious implications for public health.

Government Printing Office keeps steady output despite budget cuts

Washington reports the Government Printing Office maintains publication levels with Carper W. Buckley stating no significant drop in books and pamphlets over three years of Republican rule. He notes a slight 1953 dip in titles from departments, but expects a quick rebound amid political rhetoric.

Washington Carper W. Buckley Buckley GPO

Subscription Rates in Grayson and Fannin Counties

Rates listed for Grayson and Fannin counties two dollars, outside two fifty, foreign subscriptions five dollars. The publisher will issue full corrections for any erroneous reflections upon a person, firm, or corporation when brought to attention.

Grayson Fannin Grayson and

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