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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
4
Public notice from Whitewright Texas regarding second class mail matter and admission based events. Advertisements for entertainments box suppers and benefits will be charged at regular rates. Memorials resolutions and related notices also subject to standard press rates.
Published weekly on Thursdays the paper lists a yearly subscription price of 1 50 and invites readers to report any erroneous reflections for full correction by the publisher.
Whitesboro patrons express satisfaction as the district joins the state salary aid program. About six million dollars is appropriated for state aid to schools, helping local finances and school improvements. Nearby independent districts including Van Alstyne Tom Bean Howe Collinsville Bells and Tioga also share in the grants.
The Des Moines speech attributes to Charles Lindbergh a brand of Americanism that brands Jews as subversive elements allied with Britain and the Roosevelt administration to push the United States toward war. The piece urges avoiding a false comparison between Lindberghs views and Berlin's to prevent misinterpretation.
Fort Worth Star Telegram argues Lindbergh and fellow isolationists echo Hitler. The Des Moines speech is called prejudicial oratory and anti-Roosevelt, anti-Jewish, and anti-British. The piece says the Nation rejects fascist sentiment and warns the consequences of such rhetoric.
The piece argues against a Senate inquiry into Hollywood war propaganda and defends free speech for films. It notes Nye cites anti Hitler productions while producers serve audience demands, and compares press freedom with cinema and books influencing public opinion.
A columnist argues propaganda underpins most media including films and ads. It notes Hollywood and newspapers carry partisan aims while praising the broad reach of advertising that draws in audiences who might not usually attend films. It concludes with a remark on a committee's role in investigation.
The writer recalls a misspent youth with a boxball alley in Uvalde, noting its five-pin opposite to bowling, small paddled pins, and three-roll frames. He lauds revival while praising the 11 day special session that passed tax-raising bonds for the State Highway Department, led by Gov. Coke Stevenson.
The text notes the need to investigate the movies matter while warning that critics might mock it as a stunt by a Hollywood press agent if not for the sober conduct of the senators who promoted the affair.
A columnist announces Sunday broadcast at 2 45 p m on KGKO and also heard on KXY Z Houston KTSA San Antonio and KGNC Amarillo. Readers are thanked for cards and support. The editor jokes about bread and delinquent subscribers amid local town pride.
In a humorous exchange Smith questions Smythe about a black eye. Smythe recalls a blackout test in a game where three men attempted to kiss the same girl. Sun Want Ads note affordability.
Church announces services led by Minister Allen Harper including Bible study at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m on the topic To bacco and Alcohol with texts from Corinthians. Evening services at 6:30 p m and 7:30 p m cover The Form of Doctrine. An invitation extends a cordial welcome to worship.
Dr. B Wrenn Webb pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a m with R P Montgomery as superintendent Morning worship at 10 50 with The Upward Look Evening service at 7 15 featuring Almost Is Not Enough World wide communion observed October 5 church events printing available from The Sun
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