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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1945

Page

3

Looking Ahead by Dr George Benson President of Harding College

Dr George Benson president of Harding College in Searcy Arkansas weighs postwar labor contrasts between Britain and the United States. He argues American free enterprise sustains workers’ prosperity while British labor favors government ownership. He notes England’s restrained private enterprise and calls for understanding shared postwar challenges.

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Fragmented Notices and Reflections on Prosperity

A garbled mix of street notices and political slogans critiques prosperity policies. Includes a circus anecdote, a Wood County Democrat pasteboard message against wealth inequality, and a florid portrait of a young woman from an ad segment. Ends with a wartime Buy War Bonds line.

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Local Notes From Cranfills Gap Area Anno Foundin

Mrs Onehr E Knudson visited her mother Mrs Mary Hanson and relatives in the region. Minerva Knutson returned from Wao after visiting sisters Rudell and Twogene Knudson. Ben Rhodes and Clyde Tin visited Dallas to see Dr EF Adams. John Christenson of Hamilton attended Lath Fran Church services and stayed with Ott Reesing. Odell Knudson and daughter Carolyn returned to Houston after a family visit. Wenley Bangston and Mrs Jim Adams hosted guests from Dallas. Elder Neje and Melvin Purcell visited relatives from San Antonio. Otis Tyler and family joined a forest burial trip to Fort Worth. Bayan Malpot visited from Sweetwater. Mandal Rohne of Clifton visited grandparents Olaf Rohne. Edwin Dittrich and family from Nowdles California visited their parents Hugo Dittrich and Homer Pendleton. Bernt Bertelson visited Otto Nygeard in Clifton. Conley Sorenson, 3rd Division member, returned home. Simp Grobsugh of Big Spring visited on route to Maclin. Grady Pendleton received a medical discharge after 1.5 years in the Marines. Subscriptions noted for Clifton Record via O A Tergerson and Carl Mughes. Loyd Olson, W D McCormick, August Enger honored for subscription deliveries. Maytag service ads from Clifton Howie and Auto Store referenced.

Onehr E. Knudson Dalles Mary Hanson Minerva Knutson Wao Rudell Twogene Knudson Ben Rhodes Clyde San Antonio Mes Bla. Purpell Ottis Tyler Jan Prank Tyler Comer Tyler Forest Bat Jy Mort Worth Tad Bayan Malpot Sweetwater Mire E.W. Nif Mandal Rohne Clifton Olaf Rohne Edwin Ditarieh Nowdles California Hugo Dittrich Homer Pendleton Bernt Bertelson Otto Nygeard Conley Sorenson 3Th Simp Grobsugh Big Spring Maclin Grady Pendleton O. A. Tergerson Bilton Tergerson Carl Mughes Houston Waldemar l Olson Pfe. Lloyd Olson San Francisco Calif W. D Ray Grimland Fleet Post Office August Enger T-Set Jane C. Enger Monshans Texas

Homemaking Girls Enjoy Camp at Meridian Creek

The Homemaking group from Cranfille Gap spent a two day camping trip June 14 and 15 at Meridian Creek. They cooked outdoors roasting half chickens, baked potatoes, doughnuts, and butter cake in a Dutch oven. The trip featured open-fire cooking, fishing, and lessons in outdoor living they will remember. Hazel Jean Olson, Gwendolyn Dahl, Maurine Rohne, Irma Gurley, Cherry Hart and others participated.

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Gottenor Okays Grant for Schools

Governor Stevenson Saturday signed the 28,000,000 school equalization appropriation for 1946-47, the largest expenditure by the state. He also signed an 851-10 biennial appropriation for vocational education, matched with federal funds for teaching agriculture, home economics, trades and rehabilitation. He urged careful use and noted only actual operation will determine spend.

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