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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1938
Page
2
A jumble of wartime notes and political items. discusses Roosevelt removal of Dr. Morgan from TVA, Congressional power, and the Senate baseball uniform remark. Mentions farmers voting on AAA plan, cotton quotas, and Mexico Britain oil concerns. Notes potential Austrian and Spanish civil war migrations and Philippines stance on U.S. control.
Former Mustang students now at Cranfus Gap school presented a program with sponsor teachers Mrs J B Harria and Miss Rowe. The list included Jenny Justice, Loch Lomond, a debate on cosmetics, One Act Play Whore Cruise, and a gold mine in the sky. New officers of the Literary Society were elected and a March 24 meeting outlined more performances and readings. The Head Start segment notes Manley Head, a Texas water-senior, acting in a film role during a Hollywood visit on March 25.
A donor list and expressions of gratitude accompany a benefit effort for a girls basketball fund. Readers are thanked for helping with the girls' cup and numerous local businesses and individuals are named as supporters and sponsors.
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W. Cox notes more than eleven deaths daily from tuberculosis in Texas, with over four thousand deaths last year. He warns that prevention is vital amid economic strain and undernourished children, as tuberculosis remains a leading cause of death despite no known cure.
The Clifton College News notes alcohol as a societal problem citing Keeley Institute data showing rising alcoholic patients since 1933 and warns against public tolerance. It announces the Senior Class of 1988 Pollyanna play on May 4, 1988, and keyboards campus life with weather, travel, and birthday anecdotes.
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