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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1942

Page

6

French Traveler’s Harsh View of Texas Frontier

De Pages, an experienced fighter, praised Indian ally methods and cavalry support during attacks on Fort Texas but faulted militia vigor and European regular persistence. He described brutal river crossings, swamp barriers, and mused on fatigues of traversing Texas rivers, lamenting delays and hardships faced by travelers and the misery of crossing a single brook.

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Birth Certificates Urged For Citizenship Proof In Wartime

Dr. Geo W. Cox of the State Health Office stresses every American should obtain a certified copy of birth records. Requests are made to the State Health Department Bureau of Vital Statistics with a 50 cent search and copy fee. Birth certificates key for citizenship proof, military entry, and employment in defense industries. March saw 19,810 requests.

United States Baie Deseret Geo, W. Cox Hoon State Health Department Bureau of Vital Hatiation Cox Bureau of Vital Statistics

Postwar world to bring rapid changes in transport and housing

Predictions from industrial labs foresee big postwar shifts in air and automobile tech with higher efficiency engines and lighter vehicles. Housing advances include lighter walls and modular, movable homes. plastics and air cooled engines may reshape production, while new postwar industries expand to meet national needs and raise living standards.

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Glider Attacks Being Groomed In U S Training Centers

AMARILLO June 11 America's new fighting flyers the glider Dilott will be trained in six weeks to conquer wind weather and terrain. Glider troops are described as silent messengers of death using surprise to strike. Preliminary training schools opened at multiple Gulf Coast centers and midwestern towns.

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Baylor Honors Visiting Press With Musical and Military Event

About 200 Texas Press Association members visiting Baylor were treated to a tour of the Texas collection and Browning library, a banquet in Memorial dormitory, and a musical program led by Bill Shriner and Miss Billie Gaynes. President Neff inducted several members into service branches as rookie officers while Baylor's military band named drum majors and exhibited marksmanship.

Texas Press Association Baylor University Texas Collection Browning Memorial Bill Shriner Houston Billie Gaynes Jackson Miss Baylor Neff Billie Murray Same Fore Jr Ploresville Sam P. Harden Dallas Kitchen Police Charles K. Devall Kilgore Rufur Higgs Stephenville Bob Edwards Denton Deskin Waco Times-Herald

Girl lands fist due to dangling hook incident

Sun Valley Idaho reports Dolores Hegatrom fishing at Magic dam pulled in a rout when her hook touched no fish. The line had swallowed a previous angler's hook and parts of gear from the fish's mouth still remained attached, indicating a unusual snagged lure incident.

Sun Valley Idaho Jane Dolores

Scrap metal drive to aid war effort in Bosque county

The Work Projects Administration will start a scrap metal and rubber drive in Bosque county within days. WPA trucks will collect metal and rubber from farms for feeding war production, paying 25 cents per hundred pounds for all metals and a half cent per pound for rubber. Farmers may donate or have WPA collect, with cards sent to gauge quantities and pickup needs. Materials will be assembled at county rail points and auctioned to highest bidders for shipment to war factories within 60 days. Proceeds from sales go to the government and farmers may receive War Stamps if they sell scrap privately.

Eye Bosqueounty Work Projects Administration Wwe W. H. Beasley Dis Tetet Cmanager WPA America Weazley War Production Board Bosque County WBP Donald M. Nelson Beasley Weasley Ita Aale Oea

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