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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1942
Page
7
The discussion centers on expanding and strengthening wartime authority through an omnibus bill. Senator Connally argues for an amendment to increase government power to requisition private property for defense uses. The committee has reported the legislation separately, but Senate leaders have deferred it along with other anti strike measures.
Austin dispatch reports Senator W Lee Paniel announces re election signaling early moves in Texas state politics. His six year term bid overlaps with poll tax reform as rivals like Joe Bleadhian of Austin and others seek the late Morris Sheppard seat. General Gerald C Mann, once a contender, remains noncommittal as rumors swirl about governor runs or a third term.
Menus list vegetables soups and sides for the week ending February 6. Items include peanut butter slaw cornmeal mush, meat balls with tomato sauce, buttered grits, lettuce salad, mock banana pudding, scalloped potatoes and cheese, buttered spinach, greens, onion slices, rolled oats, orange juice, and variations like peas or English beans with bacon, okra, peanut butter, fruit, cereal, cookies, and grape juice.
The article praises Mexico's President Manuel Avila Camacho for resisting Nazi influence in the Americas. It contrasts his calm democratic leadership with Hitler’s plans and notes Camacho’s pledge to Pan American unity, severing ties with Germany and Italy, and advancing a joint intelligence service with the United States. It also outlines his wartime policy shifts, military modernization, and cooperation with the United States.
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