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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1944
Page
7
Congress debates farm aid and school lunch funding while revising the Farm Security Administration. The REA bill would lower interest costs for cooperatives, extend loan terms, and protect rural communities. President Roosevelt urges high school graduates to take a government funded college training plan for wartime service. The piece notes Longfellow’s lineage to John Alden.
Report from Capote on a radio broadcast crowd for a charity quilt raffle. Prize money totals 7.78 for Lois and Janie and 6.60 for Bobbie and Wanda. The quilt will be awarded the night of a theater performance, with notes of bereavement for Miss Brand. Local socializes include Arthur Wayne visiting Gatesville and other residents. Cayote basketball beat Merrivale 24 to 22 in a close boys game. girls 86 to 25 with Bonnie and Bobbie leading scoring.
A wartime recruitment note invites women to join the Army Women’s Army Corps and take expert training at Beeral Staite, promising pathways to postwar careers and skill advancement. It directs readers to the Recruiting Station and a booklet address in Washington, DC.
A Cleveland child named Wolf, who spoke four complete sentences at four months, has entered Yale University after transferring from Western Reserve University. With an IQ of 182 and a claimed mental age of 20, he aims to major in music. By his first birthday he read a first grade reader, and at 22 months he played a Mozart melody on the piano. Parents say the boy is exceptionally gifted and his local school advised he leave for the good of others.
Soviet Marshal Stalin replied to President Roosevelt with a message marking the 20th anniversary of the Red Army. He predicted the Allies would soon defeat Hitlerite Germany and praised Soviet armed forces for their successes against the invader.
Do not place wet dishes on enamel. Protect enamel with asbestos mats. Let broiler grill cool before washing with soapsuds or fine steel wool. Remove grill and pan from the range as soon as food is taken off. Use only moderate heat whenever possible.
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