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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1943
Page
3
An article fragment laments rising totalitarianism in Europe and the Soviet Union era politics. It discusses Hitler, prosperity under dictatorship, and risks to humanity, noting employment, industry, and propaganda as tools of control. It questions if freedom and peace can endure amid autocratic power.
Washington DC urges public support for the Second War Loan, arguing Americans must invest idle cash in government securities. Officials warn of inflation if funds remain uninvested, stressing patriotism and financial security as soldiers fight in Tunisia and the South Pacific. The campaign frames lending as honoring fallen troops and aiding war costs, promising interest and later access to funds.
Rear Admiral Harold C. Stark, chief of Naval Intelligence, warned on April 6 that Axis spies are actively seeking information in the United States. He claimed Axis agents are combing bars, restaurants, and shipping centers for data to aid Nazi or Japanese operations, urging Americans to be vigilant and protect sensitive information.
Washington April 3 Two Texans are named in a War Department release about Army Air Forces action. Staff Sgt Roy E Knudson of Craw fills Gap in a Flying Fortress nicknamed Sons of Fury which dropped bombs and escaped German fighters by hedge hopping on return to base in England. Major William Le Lanford led a 360 degree turn to cover a stricken bomber piloted by First Lt Marlon E Reber of Ypsilanti as it landed at North Africa. Two UT historians were decorated at the same site for medals and related Latin American studies.
Valley Mills residents share visits and news as families travel between Dallas Fort Worth and local towns. The column lists reunions, military assignments, hospital stays and upcoming trips, naming Mr and Mrs Bruce Jr of Dallas, Mrs J H Campbell and son John, Kenneth Burch returning from Washington, and several others visiting relatives or moving.
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