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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1944

Page

7

Rankin Bill Aims to Let Soldiers Vote in State Elections

Congressman R Poage defends Rankin Bill to restrict Federal ballots to nationwide elections and to require state ballot access for soldiers voting in primary and local matters. He argues space and distance limit military voting but warns against overreliance on federal law before President signs. The letter also reflects postwar Pacific policy, urging cooperation with Russia and China while stressing the United States must protect inland territories won by soldiers.

Saan Nti Misa Senate Rankin Worley Ayax Fealle Army Texas Congress House Marshall Islands Spain Central Pacific Germany Japan Pearl Harbor Australia Philippines United States Russia China

Bosque County Trapper Contract Authorized by Court

The Commissioners Court approved a contract with the Texas Predatory Animal Board to fund a county trapper for four months through August 1, 1944. Rosane County residents will pay half of the county’s portion, with Mosque County contributing up to $100 monthly. The trapper, Lee McCullough of Moran, began February 1, reports to be provided monthly by the board, and county officials will remain on fee basis. Citizens needing trapping services should contact Mr. McCullough or County Judge William.

Commissioners Court Rosane County Merced Boaque County Texas Predatory Animal Board Mosque County Bosque County State Board Lee McCullough Moran McCullough

Dickson Gun Plant in Houston to Close March 31

The Dickson Gun plant in Houston will shut down March 31 by order of the army ordnance department. General Manager John Teer said workers will be shifted to other Bush Tool company plants where possible. The closure stems from the army’s changed supply needs for field guns, and not all Dickson employees may find jobs at Hughes plants.

Houston Dickson Army Ordnance, Department John Teer Teer Bushes ‘Tool Company St. Louis

Stock farm for sale near Cranfills Gap Texas 200 acres

200 acre stock farm for sale adjoining Cranfills Gap in Coldwater Bend area with cultivations electrical power and abundant water. Includes sheep fence and improvements. Located in Cranfills Gap Texas referenced as Bey telwen with local area details.

Cranfills Gap C. A Wii Bey Telwen Tex

Bougainville Radio Tokyo Propaganda Amuses Leathernecks

Delayed Bougainville dispatch reports Marines listening to Radio Tokyo propaganda. An on air Tokyo announcer claims massive American losses and failed invasion while Leathernecks question the exaggerations, calling them unfounded and foolish.

Milburn McCarthy Jn Marine Corps Wougainville Tokyo Bougainville America Roosevelt Islake White House Work House

James C Hoel Promoted To Master Sergeant at Enid Field

Oba Technical Sergeant James C Hoel aged 32 and son of Clarice Hoel of Clifton is promoted at Enid Army Air Forces Training Command base. He becomes eligible to wear chevrons marking the rank of master sergeant following the recent promotion at the field unit.

James C. Hoel Enid Army ATR Field Oba Pan of Clarice Hoel Clifton Baste Mging Army Air Forces Training Command

Texas erosion control projects seek postwar approval

Washington February 1 proponents of a 858 million Trinity River basin erosion control plan in North Central Texas and a 29.9 million Middle Colorado River watershed project in western Texas will appear Thursday before the House public works committee to press inclusion in postwar planning. The Trinity proposal covers 280,000 of an 11.28 million total watershed program cost over fifteen years with federal 22.0 million, farmers 26.8 million, and state and local governments 125,000 contributing. annual benefits projected around 300,087. Teamed with Wichita Falls area residents, T. E. McSpudden of Cutbank, Texas, earlier this week sent in his advance subscription payment.

Washington Trinity River Texas Colorade River Trinity Amnonoe

Local Social Notes From Austin Visit And Military Mention

Mrs Raymond Smith and daughter Fane join Mr and Mrs JA McNeill for a day in Austin to see Roy Poot’s raising event while staying with Ir witherfal family. Pete Wells reports from Dallas on exams and travel. Several locals and relatives, including Barney Lorange and Mrs ET Barnard, welcome guests and a furlough returning Marine family from San Diego. Mrs Eno Jeffries visits W A Simpson and wife in Artesia New Mexico.

Raymond Smith Fane JA. McNeill Austin Roy Poot Rai.ing Mawreton Witherfal Pete Wells Dallan Mary Craters Spe de Marines San Diego Cali Marine Air Corps W. A. Simpenn Barney Lorange Burkourneit Sry E. T. Barnard McGregor Pernail Warren Mra I. Ps Pacific Eno Jeffries Artesia New] Mexico W.A. Simpson

Mre. HX. Cooper i str and Mim de Cairn

Readable fragments report a name sequence involving Mre. HX. Cooper i str and Mim de Cairn with unclear relation or action. No dates or places are legible. Further context required to form a complete item.

Mre Cooper i Mim de Cairn

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