Honesty and school news blend in Cranfills Gap report
A student newspaper style piece covers honesty as key to success, reports on the March 11 declamation contest, upcoming interscholastic events, playground ball, a Kay Ky. appearance, lunch room changes, skating night, senior class plans, grade reports, and Easter activities across grades with names like Burton Gustafson, Lorene Grim, and Oliver James Jenson noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iba
Valley Mills
Cranfills
Kay Ky
Dusmont
Turmeraville
Burton Gustafson
W.O
Billy McFadden
Ftted
Eluas
Terry Boy
Terry
Weeoha Wind
Lorene Grim
Sed N. W. Rode
Oliver James Jenson
Ruby Gene
Land
Baye
Poage Letter Advocates Farm Loans and Cotton Policy
Dear Friend: In 1940 the House passed an $118 million Interior bill with cuts to the coal commission and farm aid. Rep. Poage discusses farm tenant loans, private capital, and government guarantees, plus reduced interest rates on Federal Land Bank loans. He cites Texas-Oklahoma-Arkansas cotton allotments, urging fair Southwest treatment and warning against excessive cuts that hurt the nation’s key crops. The note concludes with a military camouflage aside about olive drab uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Interior Department
Bureau of Fisheries
National Park Service
The
Reclamation Bureau
Bureau of Indian Affairs
General Land Office
Bituminous Coal Commission
Taxtmien
Boil Conservation’ Service
Jones-Bankhead
Texas
Klahome
Arkansas
Okla
Soma
Arkanaan
Oklahoma
Georgia
Southwest
R. Poage
Texas Telephone Service Workers and Funding
A fragmented note describes 8,200 workers and 8,300 telephone jobs in Texas with over 15,000 dollars in equipment. It mentions savings, turmoil, and judgment affecting Texas telephone employees, aiming to furnish better, cheaper service to users.
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Texas
Lifton College News Highlights Campus Events
Fragmented notes describe Roshi and others at a Creu gathering with singing and Refreshments. Mentions Mildred Stanley, Renna Ren, and various names attending events at Clifton College auditorium and Cranfills Gap circuit rally with solos and a program of songs and a prominent “Day of Trisuntoh” presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roshi
Creu
Mildred Stanley
Meritian
Espe
Helis
Olives
Miex Dagahery
Mullen
Avi
Mave Sayers
Atelee Crunck
Mavis Lo Bertelson
Marve
Genevieve Obey
Maartes
Walter Alwakesind
Rex Brunetad
Dink Latherate Chaieh
Raheford
Miss Daugherty
Stephens
Wallace Hewai boys and Ellingson lead in sports results
Wallace Hewai tops the boys division with 147 points and Marie Ellingson leads the girls division with 140 points. The five throw contest goes to Aahed Nant work. Col Wallace makes eleven hits. Hilda Southerland wins the elite division with fifteen ring throws. the Carrom tournament will finish next week. physical education projects focus on hand craft and making white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace i Hewai
Marie Ellingson
Col Wallace
Ostron Trier
Hilda Southerland
Aine
Connally Pessimistic On Welles Efforts
New York March reports Senator Connally of Texas expresses personal pessimism about Secretary of State Hulls and Welles efforts. Roosevelt administration leans toward seeking peace with only limited belligerent concessions and no military defeat of Germany while Allies, France and Britain, hold firm.
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New York
Conenully
Texas
Bynyix Boant
Vries Fant Rey
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Claan
Leonard
Li Winn Poage
U. S. War Department
Texas Telephone Service
State
Davernment Af Lamrence
Bartlett, Texas
Ele Fehon
Lifton College News
Connally
Eit Welles
Charlie Rhoades
Clifton
C. E. Price
H. J. Caretear
Meridian
LAW
LA France Beauty Shop
MNS
Inez Larsen
Prop CliftOn
Teas
Clifton Tailors
Sam Riia
Clifton Texas
Ieee
Chevrolet
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