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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1938

Page

6

Texas Political Promises Reflect Voter Flurry and Family Talks

The column recounts Ferguson's political stance and her clash with Jim Ferguson over a possible race, noting family influence and loyalty to the man who appointed him. It critiques promises by candidates for attorney general lieutenant governor and governor, stressing limits on what officials can actually do and the impact on voters.

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End we again want to en mare pupils to keep on work

Fragmentary notice mentions pupils urged to continue study and exams entering high school. References to death of Mrs Fritz Hen and local schooling events, plus names Mr and Mrs Hart and others. Occasional garbled terms obscure full facts.

Fritz Hen Hart Amina Dullax

Napoleon and Hitler Rise and Downcast Empires

The text recalls Napoleon Bonaparte's ascent and fall, naming his conquests and exile. It parallels a modern claim that Adolf Hitler rose to power in Germany, with Austria's 1958 annexation and future moves alluded to as a cautionary arc. Campus notes follow with student antics, a fishing anecdote, a parade, and condolences for Neal Grimland after his father’s death.

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University of Texas Property Value Attributed To Growth

The University of Texas and its Galveston medical college report property value of 60 million dollars with rising figures. President Calhoun and State Auditor King credit strong administration, noting improved site selection and educational standing. August 31 1937 totals show 59,444,264 dollars in total funds, up 4,283,005 from the prior year.

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Moving Sidewalk Offered to Congressmen for One-Block Walk

Scientists proposed a moving sidewalk to ferry congressmen from offices to the Capitol. Capitol architect David Lynn told the House Appropriations Subcommittee that a New York firm designed the device and it could be implemented to ease daily commutes between buildings.

Workington David Lynn Capitol House Appropriations New York

Langdon Seeks Reelection In State Legislature

Representative Jack Langdon visits Clifton and announces his candidacy for reelection as representative. He cites a strong first term, broad district support, and plans to communicate further through the press and in person. Langdon emphasizes accessibility at the capitol and home, inviting constituents to stay engaged.

Jack Langdon Jack Latygon Clifton Levue Langdon Jack

Thresher at Bargain The Mormon Church Founded by Smith

The text notes the Mormon Church was formed by Joseph Smith born 1805 died 1844 and places its headquarters in Salt Lake City Utah.

Mormon Church Joseph Smith Salt Lake City Utah

Teme 1 From Norse School

From Norse School, senior girl Varnelle Hot won first place in declamation and junior Jo Nell Homarstad took second. Meridian Creek boys defeated us in a ball game last Monday afternoon. Johnny Arundron and Esther Spitzer are sick this week. Turkey Creek visited last Monday. No school on Good Friday. Plan to have an Easter hut. Trade with Record advertisers.

Wueolave Varnelle Hot Jo Nell Homarstad Harmony Taxay Meridian Creek Boys Johnny Arundron Esther Spitzer Turkey Creek

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