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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun announces that notices of entertainments box suppers and other benefits with admission fees will incur regular advertising rates. It also states errors about any person firm or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
A group of farmers traveled to Washington to demand currency inflation to raise farm income to cover rising costs. They protest the New Deal's effects, seeking price and wage parity so debt can be repaid and essentials bought. They view President Roosevelt as a potential miracle worker.
The NRA battles over a single code for all printing branches stall progress as negotiations drag across newspapers publishers binders lithographers and engravers. The New York Sun orders half a million dollars in high speed presses, boosting manufacturers payroll and circulation.
The piece notes pilots now earn $7.50 an hour, calling it decent but contrasting it with surgeons who often command $100 or more per hour for operating. It highlights the pay gap between aviation and medical professions.
In a playful exchange, Cuthbert asks about opals and Myrtle prefers diamonds if the topic matters. The dialogue hints at superstition and personal taste without broader context.
President Wallace and Administrators Peek and Brand outline a 1934 cotton plan to limit U S acreage to about 25 million acres with county associations for implementation. The program includes rental and bonus payments for land left out of production, price support measures, and a continued push to reduce surplus while maintaining normal commerce.
The text states producers receive a parity price plus a share of any available surplus when some producers fail to cooperate. If the Secretary of Agriculture pays the difference between average farm price and parity price, rental payments are deducted from those sums.
Dallas Federal government moves quickly to indict and arraign Tom L. Manion and Grover C. Bevill in the jail escape case of Harvey Bailey. Bevill pleads guilty, Manion pleads not guilty, Eastus presents the indictment, and trial is set for October 3.
The County Grand Jury indicted Manion the night jailer and Bevill in connection with Bailey's Escape. The true bill cites the state law making it a felony to aid in the escape of a prisoner.
McKinney obituary for F. M. Kirby 68 a farmer southeast of McKinney Collin County's first fatality from sleeping sickness funeral held Sunday at Allen He had been bedfast in a two week stupor paralyzed body among the county's best known farmers
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