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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
7
Local theater listings announce Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm as a feature comedy with showtimes on Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Cliftex venue plus additional acts including Men Bee Ce and Fleet Veny next week, starring Tames Gaynor and Charles Farrel.
A garbled OCR fragment cites harsh lines about a three wheeled chair, motorized by batteries, and a hit and run incident. It mockingly references Roosevelt Hoover Shaw and Uncle Sam, with scattered quotes about honesty and dollars from sources including Arkansas Gazette and Norfolk Virginian Pilot.
December 7 Austin American reports a Texas Legislature committee recommendation to deed 10 teachers colleges to local communities for junior college use, or hand over operations to UT. Proposals include merging Denton Industrial Arts with another college and redrawing tech and agricultural courses among Texas Tech A&M and UT.
Miss Geraldine Rowe teaches at Live Oak this year and visited the school along with Karen Topty Rowe and Mr. S. L. Bellamy. The Literary Society program featured readings songs and dialogues and was well received. Honor rolls list several students with high averages across grades. In sports the school boys defeated town boys 18 to 10 in a December game. A boxing and wrestling event is announced for December 17 at Cranal Gap. Fort Worth teachers meeting passed a statement opposing political interference in education.
Only 66 Texan firms entered receivership in November, a sharp drop from October and a year ago. The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research notes lower weekly failures, reduced total liabilities to 906000, and average liabilities per failure at 1603, the year’s lowest.
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