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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
6
Fragmentary text discusses fever patterns and disease names and mentions wearing certain garments to prevent spread. It notes actions like avoiding contact when sick and keeping hands clean, but the passage is garbled and lacks complete details.
Hillsboro reports Billie Underwood of Whitney route 2 grandson of Mr and Mrs J W Underwood earned the silver star for gallantry in action while attached to a coast artillery unit in Germany on December 14 1945.
W M Jenson of route two, a longtime Harmony resident, renews his subscription to The Record. He is noted as an early reader since 1896, though not always renewing annually.
University and state education items outline postwar student groups at the University of Texas and allied institutions. Mentions a World War II American Legion post, a new Texas study association on atomic energy, and several teacher institutes. Also notes a missed Christmas ad error by the Record and upcoming regional school meetings and conferences.
Robert C Earle Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Earle of Meridian Texas and husband of Mrs Robert C Earle Jr of Clifton Texas has been promoted from sergeant to staff sergeant for proven ability with an infantry company He is a member of Maj Gen Paul J Maeller s Infantry Wildest Division occupying Aomori Prefecture Northern Honshu Prior to the Army he was a clerk Hyles Feed Hatchery offers day old chicks
Railway timetable style notice lists Temple Dallas Fort Worth routes with fares and round trips. Mentions Lt Clifton and driver names with times such as 5 40 pm and 6 40 pm and fares from 1.00 to 2.70 dollars, reflecting early 20th century transportation pricing.
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