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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1943
Page
6
The readable lines mention Nanwall Wie cash Mo and Duckst Wid 18 the man welcoming to Nan WWF the bucket in Pawtucket. A brief philosophical aside notes No Will offend me, no other.
A tribute extols Bob Poage for steadfast wartime leadership and opposition to bureaus and cost plus contracts. It lauds his stand against red tape, defense of Congress reasserting authority, and efforts to keep government from hindering the President and war effort. Support from constituents boosts his resolve toward victory and lasting peace.
In Austin today Governor S. Goy and Coke B. Steventon halted a special session plan. A 28-cent school tax rate was approved to fund education, while a 10-cent rate on the state property tax was set to aid school financing. The Legislature kept the general revenue rate at 85 cents amid a deficit. The October tax discount is 8 percent, November 2 percent, and December 1 percent. delinquency starts January 1.
Washington July reports two War Production Board officials Rhodes and Glaser were each fined 10000 with 5000 more for travel expense false claims and given suspended sentences after pleading guilty to conspiring to defraud the government by staging a private machine tool transaction. Defendants Emerman OBrien Jr and OBrien were also fined.
Borger, Aug. 1 The B F Goodrich Company synthetic rubber plant west of here is now in operation officials announced. The plant will in full operation produce six percent of the nation s rubber. It produced its first batch of rubber Friday from butadene, and the rubber will be shipped to processing sites. Projected annual production is 48 000 tons.
A dismantled fragmentary report notes a government intention to take hospital property, with plans to expand and relocate operations. It mentions possible peace outcomes and surrounding political resistance, and references a county records update on branding laws affecting owners and re registrations.
Fragments describe a May 10 assault and a federal trial at Alexanderty Lay involving several soldiers and named individuals. Convictions were reported by Maj General Richard, with civil courts noted as not having jurisdiction and a new court-martial ordered.
On July 16 L. E. McQuinn was promoted to the grade of ship's clerk. The notice records the official action, naming McQuinn and the new rank within the naval establishment.
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