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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1943
Page
6
The text argues that American workers earn far more than those in Europe and Asia, with wages and output cited as higher. It contrasts private enterprise investment and industrial strides with alleged ruined investments abroad, noting stronger earning potential for American labor and a push for continued investment and productivity.
Fragmentary text references radar, vector operations, and university labs. Mentions secrecy, oblate shapes, and a four day event with chess themes. Notes imply experimental equipment and observation in a lab setting. Entities and clear facts are limited due to damaged source.
Smarlotte notes former Food Administrator Ches iar Davis predicts the U S will designate 980 million acres for 1944 crops. He says the program was advanced when he left and will target 7 million acres in wheat, plus similar protections across major crops. Davis cites improved equipment and readiness for expanded cultivation.
Cong Beach California July 3 Dr George Dotson principal of Long Beach Junior College uses his lunchpail and works at the Douglas Aircraft Plant checking in with his boss Alma Pelleve a former student. Her comment He'll make us a good man.
A fragment notes an appeal to donate for Aner ARC. The text is incomplete but mentions a call for financial support and fundraiser context tied to ARC activities. Further specifics or names are unreadable in the fragment.
A Texas June price report shows a slight drop in average retail food prices for the first time since April 1941. Across 85 basic items in 19 cities, beef pork and fruit and vegetable costs mostly held steady, with fresh fish posting the sharpest rise and witters leading the declines.
A prominent writer argues that returning soldiers cannot eat medals and urges immediate, concrete support. He criticizes neglect of veterans after war, calls for pensions, insurance, and jobs, and urges Kiwanis and American Legion to pressure Congress and Parliament. He warns democracies risk ungratefulness and urges action now.
An aviation-technical report describes a device used by B17 crews to measure lead and hold fire on fighters. Hugh Wills, Sperry gyroscope manager, notes the sight’s effective range to about 1,900 yards and claims accuracy improves bomber defense.
The first 1948 cotton bale from Willacy County was auctioned June 19 in Houston for 1,260, bonds totaling 1,890,550 after a New York Exchange reauction. Heney Bointe Co won 600,000 with J Bache & Co second at 800,000. Anderson, Clayton & Co. led the Houston sale. The bale, produced by Herman Wilde, weighed two to six pounds.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference geysers in Iceland and Yellowstone with garbled dialogue about a vehicle engine, chromium plating, erosion, and a synthetic component. The readable elements focus on geologic features and a mechanical discussion without coherent narrative structure.
Austin report cites Dr. Cox and Dr. Gan stressing polio prevention through sanitation and early diagnosis. Direct contact is key in spread, with symptoms such as headache fever drowsiness and limb weakness. Children under five are most at risk and should be watched. call health authorities and isolate suspected cases promptly.
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