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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1941
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe persons welling formed forces and imprisonment phrases. The text hints at controls on machinery and possible restraint but lacks clear context, names, dates, or places to establish a full news item or outcome.
Tuesday gathering led by park committee draws attendees from local churches. Majority expected to attend a 7:00 evening baptism at the church, with activities and festive program planned by organizers.
New York reports that listeners were asked to send descriptions of Hitler’s funeral and the bombing of Belgrade via Radio Corporation of America to Averidio Burl. The German announcer urged Americans to send critiques or praise, with messages limited to five words and many messages deemed offensive or unsafe.
Camp Fire girls met on Monday February 21 1941 with Miss Jackson a Camp Fire Wiruetor in attendance The group sang their song Taps and the meeting adjourned after noting the old and new buries were discussed and discharged by M F
Fragments from a Clifton area sheet report girls and boys basketball results, campfire club events, and school life. Notable items include Clifton girls losing to Kopperl 33 18 and the boys defeating Cine J College 64 19 then edging Cisco 26 21, plus music and camp fire program notes and a Busy Bee Club meeting with plans for a boys room.
Austin report from Dr. Geo W Sox State Health Officer warns rickets, a preventable infant nutritional disorder, will peak in March due to lack of sunshine and poor winter diets. He notes higher incidence among lower income groups though all can be affected and stresses sun exposure and proper feeding as key preventions.
A House stance warns that Japan aims to seize French British and Dutch holdings in Asia and cut the United States off from Philippines tin and rubber. The speaker urges a Pacific blockade to force Japan back and fortify Guam and other American bases while stressing the danger of appeasement and Axis expansion.
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