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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1943
Page
4
A long mixed page review covers Roosevelt third term talk and wartime policy, plus local notes on residents, hospital visits, and business travel. It notes Roosevelt’s tenure, possible fourth term discussions, and war economy while listing local moves, arrivals, and a UT faculty decision to end Hell Week due to hazing concerns.
A fragmented column recounts local readers paying subscriptions, mentions families and veterans at Camp Pendleton and Floyd and Clifton, and notes Wyat McFadden mailing in for the Record year. It praises W Lee O'Daniel and Jimmie, with McPadisen as a staunch Daniel supporter.
Senator Lovelady marks the 107th Texas Independence anniversary urging support for farmers and ranchers, more aid to dependent and orphaned children, and action to steer youths away from reformatories. He notes wartime global conflict and mid-legislature status, promising continued Senate work and consideration of Joint Resolution No. 8-a.
An editorial voice urges Americans to fund better job training and housing, stressing the need for national strength through community self-service. The piece supports improving education and vocational training, safeguarding housing, and expanding aid beyond mere jobs to total defense. It cites a cold campus, local sports chatter, and student life notes as backdrop to broader civic concerns.
The Texas Circuit Women’s Missionary Federation will meet Monday afternoon March 8 at 2:00 at St Olaf Lutheran Church Cranfills Gap Texas. President is Mrs W Z Gigetad Vice President is Mrs B R Maxkestad. Mrs Hill called Tuesday and left annual dues to keep the Record visiting her home another year. She noted subscription rates have not yet risen and may remain the same under the new advance method adopted by the group.
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