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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
6
The excerpt critiques American history and policy, arguing that it neglects individual effort and achievement while celebrating mythic greatness. It condemns entrenched greed and division between labor and capital, urging unity and decisive instruction in Americanism to avoid future cost.
A long drought stretches toward Amarillo with ten years of arid conditions causing low water supplies. June rainfall was scant, with only three inches recorded, leaving soils parched and lawns under stress across the region.
A reader queries how to handle the 20 percent withholding tax alongside war bonds and the victory tax. The adviser notes the 20 percent is collected over the year, refunds depend on annual returns, employers are liable for tax payments and must provide a statement, and protections exist for employees if withheld tax is not remitted.
A heated Wednesday dispute between Dallas and New Orleans police over a four thousand dollar diamond brooch lost in a burglary. The heirloom, traced to Mrs Wallace Bassett, was claimed by authorities in New Orleans pawnshops, with Hammond’s department pressed to honor Louisiana pawn redemption law.
Two people die in a Burleson crossing accident when an automobile is struck by a southbound train at the main crossing. Victims are Lee Richardson, 80, and his grandson Donald Richardson, 14. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Richardson and three sons B D Richardson Wesley Richardson and Jack Richardson. Donald’s parents are Mr and Mrs Jack Richardson and he has a brother and sister. Airing of laundry deliveries in Australia noted.
Washington June 26 The vote by which Congress yesterday overrode President Roosevelts veto of the Smith Connally antistrike bill included the Democrats for overriding Senate Connally and O Daniel House Anderson Beckworth Dies Gossett Luther Johnson Lyndon B Johnson Kildsy Risberg Lanham Mahon Manafish Patmas Patton Poage Russell Sumners Thomas Worley West No other congressman were listed as voting
William M. Cheney, 19, longtime cashier of a local bank, was buried Wednesday. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Lloyd Thrash, pastor of the Methodist Church, where Cheney had been a member for over thirty years. He is survived by daughters Mrs. Louise Our of Memphis, Tennessee, and Mr. Respond Armstrong of Stephenville.
Fragmentary report notes an event tied to the University of Texas Medical Department in Galveston and references a June date. Mentions Warren Justice Harlan P. Stove and a stay of execution for Max Stephan amid a broader context of legal and political actions.
The text notes that high octane aviation gasoline and hundreds of vital war materials will be produced, with butadiene as a basic material for military fires. It states production of this new car from oil will be an added effort and that Humble will continue to meet the demand.
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