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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
2
Fragmented clippings discuss wartime funding bills, labor relations, and political caution. Mentions President, Senate committee chair, and Speaker Bankhead amid stormy sessions. Notes labor unions, government paternalism, and the danger of federal control over workers. Mentions Court salaries and constitutional limits on taxation.
Terrell spoke at Lake Halbert during a Nuvarra County Texas A and M Club gathering. A parade led by bands from Mexia Paris Brownsboro Corsicana and Dallas schools opened the program. Terrell touted Railroad Commission achievements lowering cotton and beef freight rates, reducing gas costs, and expanding oil industry access.
Clifton Future Farmers of America elected officers Monday with Milton Dahl as president Lauris Huse as vice president Joel Jorgenson as secretary Burton Carpenter as treasurer Jack Hill as parliamentarian Henriel Dahl as farm watch dog Curtis Larson as song leader Alton Christenson as historian and Darrell Ludwick as band director J L Gerloft adviser. The chapter plans regular supervised practice and news reporting for a future reporter. State FFA events are noted for June July with activities and conventions planned in Huntsville.
A memorial note honors M R Rohne with lines of tribute describing a beloved father, his comforting words, and the lasting impact of his presence. Family members express gratitude for the privilege of having him as a father and the void his absence leaves.
Zac Gubbels of Austin, a beautification engineer with the State Highway Department, volunteers to design a refined plan for Kerrville's American Legion cemetery. He served in Germany during the war building cemeteries for German war dead and seeks to show gratitude for local courtesies. The site holds 170 graves, with the first interment in July 1921, and the Legion took over seven years later. Meanwhile, a note on Welsh miners shows career shifts into church work after leaving mining.
The National Capital debates a wage measure amid strong party divisions. Roosevelt allies press for committee action as business slows in a recession, while Southern lawmakers oppose. Texas politics show candidates and supporters mobilizing for state campaigns and alliances shaping the race.
Oscar Carlson lent a pocket knife during harvest near Williston Montana. Thirty two years later the neighbor found the knife and returned it to Carlson in a testament to neighborly honesty.
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