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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
6
Firestorie's Untold Stories of War draws a large audience during a NBC Red Network broadcast. Descriptions discuss wartime rubber supply, German aims, and Allied censorship, noting a sensational reception and substantial listener numbers across Eastern, Southern, and Midwestern regions.
Mosheim residents enjoy visits and attend church events while news covers gatherings, funerals, and school activities. The piece also notes regional geography and a Texas Top of Texas trivia, mentioning Fort Davis and nearby peaks.
Editorial honors Abraham Lincoln while recalling his call to service and upright living. Campus news recounts basketball tourney attendance, film viewing, dorm visits, student events, speeches, and student organization activities at Clittuwn College with named students and leaders.
Caldwell campaigns to continue serving as public weigher after filling the late Dave Welton's unexpired term. He emphasizes long public service, experience, and diligence, urging votes in the upcoming July election.
A garbled montage of quotes and misread phrases from various papers mocks political arguments about taxes and government. It references Wichita, Dublin, and Bann practices, with jumbled names and unclear attributions. The overall sense is a collage of opinions on state power, taxation, and public debt.
Lupe Zarate, an armless one year old from McAllen, overcomes disability to excel in races, writing, swimming, and goalkeeping. He learns to use his head and shoulders for balance and grabs objects with his teeth, inspiring belief in his potential as an entertainer and athlete.
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