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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
8
In a wartime address, Representative R. Poage discusses price control, wage increases, and inflation, noting OPA policies, lumber pricing, and the need to protect producers and workers. He urges balancing costs with wartime shortages while supporting amendments to wage and price acts.
Veterans of the Army face recruitment trouble as many fail to find suitable civilian work and question pay and opportunity compared to service. Captain Jackson R. Stryker of Clifton Texas recalls disillusionment after leaving the force and settling for low pay. The Army touts education, with 600 GI students graduating from the Cite Universitaire in Paris, while Oil Bill of Rights seekers must join the Regular Army before October 6, 1946.
At Geisatlbrecht shales and secretary Boant of Baperyisars attended the regular March meeting. Zones 4 and 5 in Bosque County discussed district assistance and conservation actions. Four places total 1210 acres approved for water and boil conservation plans. Fifteen additional sites totaling 1127 acres were approved for district assistance. Several groups and individuals reported acreage needs for buffalo and Bermuda mixtures. Soil Conservation Service technicians are planning farms in Bee HM Conservation Group.
Nero Magar and Henry Nichols, managers at Meridian and Glen Rose offices, reported a backwoods fishing haul from Don Martin Lake in Mexico. They weighed about 160 pounds for a catch near six and a half pounds each, with roughly a dozen bars in the troth.
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