13 Jul 1945
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
1
Readable parts describe movements near the Mulie river and references to Wehrmacht actions. Mentions division and reconnaissance activity with unclear names and places due to garbled OCR. The fragment hints at a World War II battlefield context but lacks coherent facts or dates.
A messy OCR style fragment reports a June 10 dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Traxiaz with many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cola and numerous others. Mentions Wally Jr. returning from furlough, plans to stay, and a hospital report from El Paso.
Veterans and widows of World War II and World War I are entitled to a range of benefits. They include service connected compensation, disability allowances, free hospital care when available, burial allowances, veterans' preference, education benefits, and pensions for dependents. The notice outlines eligibility and contact points for more information.
Navy imposes July 1 194? policy restricting subscriptions to Navy Marine and Coast Guard personnel with written requests. About 1 500 men to be released from distribution and directory mail to improve overall mail flow. Fleet Post Office figures show total mail rising sharply from May 1944 to May 1945. Navy plans to stock full size magazines via ship stores and overseas packages, expanding to 66 additional titles and 295 000 copies monthly, with mid July re sale at every shore and ship.
A historical medical notice warns that contaminated milk and water cause infant intestinal diseases, urging proper milk preparation, outdoor air, regular sleep and feeding schedules, minimal clothing, and a pillow-free bed for comfort. It cites Dr. Cox and state health officials and emphasizes sanitary practices to prevent infant deaths and promote safe care.
Clifton resident W. E. Mitchel introduces Ensign Prince serving in the United States Navy in San Francisco. She administers orthopedic treatments to wounded Pacific theater servicemen and previously worked as a registered nurse at Goxsall and Witcher Clinic Hospital. Before her commission she did orthopedic work at the Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas.
The document outlines validity dates for ration stamps across categories including meat, fuel, processed foods, blue stamps, sugar, shoes, and gasoline. It specifies which stamps are valid through specific dates such as July August September and October, and notes indefinite validity for some airplane shoe stamps.
President Truman met with Texas Democratic Chairman Harry S. Beay and W. L. Kittrell Jr. in the White House. He thanked them for Texas support and discussed past campaigns and the party’s role, noting Texas leaders hoped his duties wouldn’t keep him from visiting Texas.
Fort Worth on July 6 reports Mrs Jotina Movin Vaughn of Cameron prayed for a daughter to care for her. After 30 years, at age 94, Anna Gertrude Meier Yau is noted at a Fort Worth curing home. The obituary notes family memories and a long life ending in Texas.
Veterans in Basque County may apply at the Farm Security Administration office for government loans to buy farms. A new 35 million dollar appropriation by Congress boosts the loan pool for 1945 86, with loans up to 40 years at 3 percent interest. Applicants must locate farms and be evaluated by a local FSA committee including Oscar Johnson, Joe C. Montgomery, and Henry C. Dahlem.
Reported details honor 2nd Lt Miltem Altieun Dal supreme sacrifice in combat over continental Europe. He was admired for judgment and leadership. killed when a P47 thunderbolt strafed his aircraft during a landing in England. His death is mourned by family, comrades, and the Army as the nation honors his service.
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