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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1941

Page

3

Aid to Dependent Children Program Information Notice

The State Department of Public Welfare announces applications for aid to dependent children. Texas residents must meet citizenship, residency, age, deprivation, living with relatives, and need criteria. Eligibility includes limits of $16 per child or $24 for multiple children and annual state funds cap of $1.5 million, with federal matching to $3 million.

State Department of Public Welfare State Department Texas The United States

1940 Beef Cattle Champions at National Hereford Show

Top honors go to T. Royal Rupert 15th the Champion Hereford bull and Grand Champion Hereford from Turner Ranch Sulphur Oklahoma. Envious Blackcap B 10th Grand Champion Aberdeen Angus Bull owned and shown by Elliott Brown Rose Hill Iowa. Both animals were 1940 Livestock Show champions with two national beef shows upcoming at the $150 000 Livestock Show during the 1941 State Fair of Texas.

T. Royal Rupert Turner Ranch Sulphur Oklahoma Envious Blackcap B Aberdeen Elliott Brown Rose Hill Iowa Texas

Readers advocate decisive action against submarines

A citizen supports President Roosevelt in attacking German and Italian subs entering U S waters. He urges full mobilization and even funding another Lindbergh Atlantic flight, pledging small contributions from his pension to back the effort and praising allied resistance.

Deport Times Roosevelt Hitler Mussolini Great Britain Russia Mr. Roosevelt Lindbergh Wheeler

Rattlesnake Comment Sparks Self-Deprecating Note

A reader signed as LONESOME BILL blasts Theodore Roosevelt for calling sea rattlesnakes harshly while admitting he would have jailed them for deeper ancestry. He jokes domestic life would suffer if he became president and quips his wife already has enough intelligence.

Lonesome Bill

Navy receives new slogan for Mare Island yard

Vallejo resident Robert M. Merritt a 19 year old printer's devil at Mare Island naval yard proposed the slogan America Love it or leave it. The commandant ordered posters printed with the motto to be posted on all yard bulletin boards for public display.

Vallejo Calif Mare Islands Navy Yard America Robert M. Merritt Mare Island

Defense Activity Increases Jobs for Men Over 40

New York report says defense activity boosts employment with the Forty Plus Club of New York noting only one new member applicant last week. The head cites defense work as improving the job market for men over forty.

New York National Defense Forty Plus Club of

Unemployment Club Helps Men Over Forty Seek Work

The co operative group assists unemployed men over 40 with job placement. Club president L C Bisselle notes weekly interviews with 20 to 50 applicants. In two years about 400 members left to pursue business employment and naturalization certificates may be required along with proof of legal entry.

the Club L. C. Bisselle

No Passports to Canada for U S Permanent Residents

The article explains that U S permanent residents entering Canada as tourists do not need passports. They report to Canadian immigration at the port of entry, answer questions, and obtain a permit for admission of car and outfit. Personal entry decisions rest with the examining immigration officer. Naturalized U S citizens should be

United States Canada Immigration and Customs

On the Wrong Boat Scriptwriters Struggle With Crisis

Hollywood scriptwriters scramble to adapt to the crisis by drafting scenes while knotty gaps remain. A draft features a submarine commander shouting All hands on deck We are going to submerge as the enemy is spotted.

Hollywood

Traveling salesman joins military attitude clash

A humorous exchange shows a selectee’s prior job as a traveling salesman. The sergeant promises to “make you feel right at home” by giving him all the orders, highlighting recruitment humor and strict discipline in the army.

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