Bosque youths into service
Wile Philips of Morgan Ear l Butemer and Claude L. Rediee Val Mille were accepted for the day at Dallas June 26 and will depart to Caty Wolterson for 8. Deegins A Railaback Lind Oh and E Quested Bweyna and Gene D Tarver of Valley were accepted by the Army at Talley on June 27. These lads will report as an early date their travel the next pen.
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Wile
Philips of
Morgan
Earl Butemer
Claude L. Rediee
Val ‘Mille
Dallan
Jove
Will Fabort
Caty Wolterson
Deegins A. Railaback
Lind Oh
E. Quested Bweyna
Gene D. Tarver
Valley
Army
Jie
Talley
Dare at 1 2 decrease Gl 04 fer dal we prenteer for the nataw pared
A garbled OCR line reports a firm dive or event with unclear details. The readable bits mention a date like 04 and an upcoming presentation or event. No clear names, places, or organizations are discernible for a precise summary.
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Ih Dare ET Ratsie
Dwt
Deadline Nears For Vehicle Tax Stamps
The Fedora Use Tax on Motor Vehicles is due by July 1 1948 with stamps must be affixed to motor vehicles when used on public roads from May 1 to June 10 1944. Postmaster A. T. Brandt urges residents to comply by Thursday morning July 1.
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A. T. Brentad
Connally Explains Labor Bill Provisions in Senate Debate
Washington D C Senator Connally outlines provisions of a labor bill aimed at keeping government plants operating during wartime. The measure would prohibit strikes in government operated plants, impose penalties, and allow government action if private plants disrupt defense production.
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Sen
Connally
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Arly
House of Representatives
Frezen
Productha
Steibe
Clifton Lions Club Hosts Ladies Night at Park Outing
Clifton Lions Club members and their guests spend a Tuesday evening at Beautiful City Park for Ladies Night. A. L. Bromstad presided as master of ceremonies while Rev. Haven Edwards of Fort Worth Lions and Mrs Childress of Port Worth were among speakers. Ambience praised as pleasant with barbecue supper, moonlit sky, and cheerful socializing.
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Kim
Bryant
Tiwan
Clifton Line Club
Beautifulity Park
AG Ghia
Lion A. L. Bromtad
Clifton Chub
Prod W. Nebeon
W. D. Nudkote
Acl Bronatad
Haven Edwards
Port Worth
A Book All Will Start A Book All Will Start
A note announces the start of a new reading event titled A Book All Will Start featuring a program of guided talks and author appearances. Organizers urge participation from readers and local schools across the city.
War Ration Reminders for Stamp Books and Inspections
A historical notice lists ration stamp validity and deadlines for COFFEE stamps in Book 1 through June 30, shoes in Book 1 through October 31, meats fats oils cheeses and canned fish in Book 2 weekly allowances, and processed foods through July 7. It also details tire inspection timelines for A R and C book holders with due dates in 1943 and 1948.
School Garden Food Is Canned At Clifton
Clifton residents celebrate the school garden program as the agriculture department led by Mr. E. Lockhart produced canned spinach and beets and filled hundreds of cans. The effort expanded to Irish potatoes onions and future canning of corn okra tomatoes and sweet potatoes with ongoing support from Supt Kent Appleby and Clifton schools.
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Clifton
Ton Aches
Agriculture Department
E. Lockhart
Kent Appleby
Indies
Postwar Farm Problems Eyed By Group
A group studies postwar farm problems and urges maximum efficient production. It emphasizes using today’s markets to secure steady supply and profits as agricultural markets transition from wartime to peacetime conditions.
Fliers Escape Injury In Army Training Plane Crack-Up Here
Army training plane from the cornicana Army Fick crashed near Clifton while en route to pasture land. Instructors Linu Germain and Cadet F Tompke survived with minor injuries as they attempted a controlled landing between trees. Germain received medical care at Clifton after a minor forehead gash.
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Cornicana Army Fick
Linu Germain
F. Tompke
Plana
B. Genecor
Ecupanta
Germain
Carper
Clifton
Marty Veeck
China Johneon
Air Waren
Dallas
Reader Praises Dormitory Plan For Clifton College
Loyd Swenson of Waco, once Clifton citizen and Clifton College student, voices support for a proposed new dormitory. He commends the Record’s printing, calls on graduates and former students to contribute, and says he will renew his subscription with a $1.60 check.
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Loyd $. Swenson
Waco
Clifton
Clifton College
Tranetweek
Small cyclone damages farm buildings near Clifton
Report from Clifton area describes a small cyclone Friday afternoon with heavy rain. W. Raffin reports a narrow wind path about seventy five yards wide and up to a half mile long, damaging his farm home and outbuildings, along with several neighboring structures and a cow shed.
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W. Raffin
Clifton
Rufin
Teuka Ees Way
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