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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1944

Page

7

Local families gather for visits and illness updates

The page notes numerous visits and family movements in Valley Mills and nearby towns. Carswell Nowlin and Carrol Lynn are mentioned with Belk and Tibbe families. several relatives travel to Waco, Fort Worth, and Dallas for illnesses, care, and holidays. Aime McNeill Jr. completes combat service. Milton Burreson returns from Alaska. Dan Perkins and Dr. P Hardwick visit kin as news of travel, recovery, and daily life flows through the community.

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Local ballot slate lists county officials and district candidates

A 1944 precinct notice enumerates candidates across county offices including state senate district 21 Karl Lovelady and neighbors for sheriff Dave Montgomery and tax assessor Omar Robinson. It shows commissioners Will C Maff er and Calvert Hoel in Precinct 3 and F W Wallace Evans Ficklin in Precinct 4 with other listed offices.

Karl L. Lovelady Buster Brown Lou Hatter Flotoril Albert M. Jones John K. Russell Cross Bill) Allen Alfred Hardwick Burrell Word Fay Young Ray T. Tidwell Ida Odle J. A. F. Btriceland Minnie C. Locker Nichols Sheritt Dave Montgomery Zack McWhorter Omar Robinon Will C. Mafer Calvert Jt. Hoel F. W. Wallace Evans Ficklin

Teacher Outlook Termed Critical in Texas Decline

Fort Worth June 10 surveys by the Texas Rate Teachers Association show Texas public schools faced a historic strain as war era resignations and transfers thinned staff. About 20,000 of 48,000 teachers left or moved, with many districts operating skeleton crews or closing.

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Poage Seeks Re Election in Wartime Appeal to 11th District

Poage pledges continued service in Congress while supporting wartime mobilization and postwar reconstruction. He cites past votes to expand Navy and Army and calls for cooperation with allied nations to maintain world peace. He promises to build public understanding via weekly newsletters and to be present at home to report his work.

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Average salary of U S teachers is only 1835 dollars

Washington reports wartime living costs hit teachers hard with an average annual salary of about 1835 dollars. The analysis notes most teachers will earn well below other wartime earners, highlighting a sharp pay gap while costs rise.

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Salvage Drive Urges Texas Housewives To Save Kitchen Grease

In wartime Texas the Salvage Division of the War Production Board appeals to housewives to continue saving kitchen grease and to report complaints to the division. A Patrick Flood state salvage chairman notes regular pickup services in populated areas with merchants shipping collected grease via American Railway Express at no merchant charge.

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Poage Urges Bill For Guayule Culture

Washington June 10 Chair man Poage of Texas on the House Special Guayule Committee said he sought early House approval of legislation to continue the experimental rubber plant program in California and the Southwest. A conference report on the Agriculture Department appropriation bill will shape the floor action.

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