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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1945
Page
4
A sprawling, partial reminiscence lists relatives, service members, and community events. It notes residents in Texas towns visiting kin, new subscribers, and veterans adjusting after overseas service. The piece wanders through anecdotes of families, shops, and local life amid wartime turmoil.
A 1945 report from the War Food Administration highlights scarce new farm machinery parts and equipment, with production lagging behind schedules. Emphasis is on conserving feed, seed, flour, and fertilizer, while proper bag handling and storage are urged to protect shipments from weather and pests.
A traditional reception in Austin drew members of the Lamtdenes and other officials. The event, hosted by Fel ED, highlighted ceremonial duties and public service as key themes. Attendees included local dignitaries and invited guests from various agencies.
New York February 11 Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said since Pearl Harbor the United States faces war costs totaling 238 billion dollars. He noted that about 46 percent is raised through taxes and the number of individual income taxpayers has jumped from 4.5 million to 50 million, illustrating democratic financing of the war.
Planes report ongoing woodland blazes with high winds and dry weather hindering suppression efforts. An incomplete tally lists 1,298 fires, with 25 reported Friday and more than 6 on Thursday as civil air patrol and Texas forest patrol pilots monitor the outbreaks. John Standefer of A and M College visited home folks over the weekend.
Washington report explains that qualified veterans may pursue any approved course at any learning institution with tuition paid by the government up to $500 yearly. Subsistence, books, and laboratory costs are provided, with extra allowances for dependents. Continuation of benefits depends on age and service time, valid for up to four years plus time served. Texas public schools receive $4,164,801 from the available school fund, with $25 per capita apportioned. further payments expected in March.
Dr. Cox states cancer is not contagious and not caused by foods, electricity, or vermin. He warns against single-injury theories and emphasizes early diagnosis with mole or wart changes, x ray, radium or surgery as treatment options. DECORAH IOWA February report notes Anna Mae Sorenson, Luther College honor roll student.
A string of readers and residents, including Mrs Henry Artitt and Mrs Von Gilmore, renew subscriptions and frequent the paper offices. H A Moore, J W Williams and others are mentioned in calls and deliveries around town as the paper maintains regular service and reader engagement.
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