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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1944
Page
7
State health officials and Dr. Cox warn that influenza poses serious risks including pneumonia. They urge complete bed rest, fluids, light diet, and physician guidance, plus avoiding exposure to cold and ensuring rest and nutrition to boost resistance. If fever or bone pain appear, seek medical care promptly.
The document discusses a projected national total of 258 billion dollars by June 30, 1945, with an estimated per capita share around 1,877.50 dollars based on a population of 187,410,000. It notes Treasury calculations of money in circulation and a fiscal year spending of about 29.28 billion dollars at a per-capita rate, suggesting broad wartime finance figures.
The Cranfills Gap School reports mid term examinations scheduled for Thursday and Friday of next week. Seniors express confidence despite exams and welcome RG C Referson of the Army Medical Corps. Juniors note snow days and plan a historical play for PT on January 20. Freshmen begin intramural ball games as general science covers the seven wonders.
Governor Stevenson urged Texans in a January 18 to February 15 period to over-subscribe their Fourth War Loan quotas. He cited past drives where Texans over-subscribed and noted support from UT program funding a history project on early Texan college education for 1945 centennial publication.
University of Texas artist Charles Umla ub lauds native Texas limestone as an ideal sculpture medium. His sculpture Mother and Child and more than a dozen other pieces are on exhibit at the Witte Museum in San Antonio. Dr John H Frederick notes aviation's rise creates a new geography based on the circle map and cites the northern hemisphere population concentration for air routes.
A gas explosion at a three story Gatesville hotel at 5 this morning killed Miss Dorothy Gibson of Charleston West Virginia and an unidentified soldier. The blast blew the soldier from the building and tore the roof off as firemen fought the blaze. Miss Gibson’s charred body was found in a room and preparations were made to repatriate her.
A wartime appeal touts the Fourth War Loan as a way to fund the front lines and support home front needs. It urges citizens to invest every extra dollar in U. S. War Bonds to back repairs, equipment, and national defense, framing it as prudent, proactive finance.
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