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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
6
An article summarizes school news and student notes with names and events. It mentions editors, reporters, and sports items alongside global topics like Mussolini plans and French cinema interests, all in a periodical, bulletin style.
A reform school inmate aged 18 died after an afternoon incident at the state reformatory. Authorities said the man was struck in a plowed field with an axe and died at about 3 PM. The case involves alleged debt and a lover connected to a First Lady figure, with investigations continuing by state authorities.
Justice Loui Heande, speaking to Yale students, criticized undergraduates for living luxuriously. He noted visits to various universities and argued that many students waste money on college life, calling the pattern a shame.
Public School announces honor roll across grades one through eleven with numerous students named for high grades and overall academic distinction. The roster lists names such as Thelma Waly Joyce Hoff Frances Hoff Batalle Jarneston and many others, alongside numeric scores and grades.
Washington May 26 The United States began collecting 175 million dollars in war debt payments due June 1 by sending please remit notes to France and Belgium. Diplomatic notes to eleven other nations are expected Monday to envoys. The notes, overdue since May 16, were transmitted to Andre de Laboulaye and Paul May to be forwarded to their governments.
Mrs Olivia Dionne gave birth to five girls near Callander, Ontario on May 28. Attending physician Dr A R Dafoe says all are healthy and thriving. Mrs Dionne, 26, has six other children. Dr F C Routley notes first quintuple birth in Canada known to him.
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