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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
3
Farmers learn trench silos preserve nutrition by saving stalk and grain in one operation. A El Paso discussion cites Dr Morris Fishbein stating human life expectancy nears 70 years, with various species showing wider life spans and cycles.
Congressman Poage reports Texas lawmakers adjourned without a tax bill. He explains a proposed federal pension of 30 dollars monthly for seniors and certain disabled adults, replacing old age insurance, funded by income and excise taxes. He warns about costs, favors wealth-centered taxation, and supports starting the program despite opposition.
W R Ponge of the Uth Texan District notes securing 113000 for surplus farm commodities with export subsidy limits, missing 50 million for home purchase program, and partial gains on pink bollworm control. He expresses satisfaction over good rains and hopeful prospects.
Waco on June 24 John Floyd Cline 21 and Lucille McMillan 17 both of Waco were killed and four others injured in a head on collision one mile north of Waco on the Dallas highway. A complaint charging W H Davis a Waco garment factory employee with driving while intoxicated was filed in Justice Wayne E Lee's court with a bond set at 5000 dollars. The first commercially operated streetcar in the United States began operation on the Baltimore and Hampden Line Baltimore Md August 20 28.
Claude Callan writes that government should take from tall handsome men and give to short, odd looking men cheated by nature. He laments lack of attention from women and men and notes wives wish their sons be tall. He claims all blond in the body moves in and out of the heart every minute.
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