19 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
1
The article fragment recalls a funeral or memorial with references to a civic bond, clergy, and a list of family members and attendees. It mentions Rev. Stanton, a comfort address, and condolences to a bereaved family, with scattered notes on survivors and community figures in a late 19th or early 20th century local context.
Fragmented text describes a Connally plan for postwar police and peacekeeping. It mentions a national postwar force, public comment, Democratic Senator Connally, and support from Vice President Wallace, with references to war end and international security measures.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or item listing with unclear names and date. The readable portion mentions Perry and Mainch 17 and a possible event or meeting. Entities and specifics are too garbled to confirm a proper person or organization.
A severely injured child named Belly Run Mover, daughter of Willan Meeee of McCye ar, was struck by a car near a school two miles from the Mc C. Providence hospital expected to treat. The incident prompts a call for stricter school safety enforcement and clearer enforcement of driving laws around schools.
Announcement from the War Department outlines overseas mail rules for service members abroad. Parcels under eight ounces prepaid may be sent to army personnel without a letter from the addressee and subscriptions to foreign newspapers can be renewed without extra forms. The notice promotes V-Mail to reduce air mail weight and encourages weight-efficient stationery.
A qualifying test for civilians eligible for Officers Candidate School and Navy College Training Program will be held at Clifton Jr College from 9:00 to 11:00 am on Friday April 2 1943. Army applicants include male students in specified age and educational groups and those likely to meet eligibility by July 1 1948.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or location to summarize into a factual card. Unable to extract meaningful entities or an actionable lead from the readable fragments.
Secretary Wickard announced a 10 percent increase in 1943 cotton acreage allotments to aid wartime supplies. Farmers may exceed their allotments up to 10 percent with quotas held to prevent overproduction. Penalties apply for exceeding 110 percent. The measure aims to boost meat and oil from cotton byproducts while supporting peanut and soybean crops.
Reverend Stanton has been commissioned as a chaplain in the U S Army with the rank of First Lieutenant and will report for duty in April. He plans to continue residing in Clifton with his wife and two daughters in the Granthan basement while serving, and is well known for his past pulpit work across the county.
A one day bond drive will be held by CHinon schools and The Wown on March 2. The event honors a local fallen soldier Clifton High School dedicated to prime of Binford who gave his life for his country. Nobled sacrifices are noted as $348.00 in bonds and stamps sold across town and area schools.
Senator Karl Lovelady reports from Austin on pending measures affecting constituents and state affairs. He notes Senate Joint Resolution No. 8 engrossed for third reading aiding dependent and orphaned children, Senate Bill No. 26 top of the calendar, and Senate Bill 24 in conference, with updates due soon.
Kale of Oscar Winfield farm home near Clifton transfers to I L Luedlke of McGregor. Possession on January first. Luedlke family to move to the new farm while Winfield family relocates to Clifton. Several McGregor residents plan to purchase other farm homes after selling to government for a new loading plant.
A recent real estate deal closed an exchange between G. Asnenson and C. T. Knudson. Asnenson bought the Knudson farm home six miles west of town with Clifton residence included as part payment. The Knudsons and their daughter moved to the farm, while the Knudsons relinquished Clifton enjoying city life. The transfer aims to suit both families as they adjust to new lifestyles.
WAAC officers will visit Clifton City Hall on Friday night March 26 to explain the work of the WAAC. They invite all interested to attend and ask questions about the organization. The message emphasizes the draft status and calls for men to participate.
The USDA War Board requires permits for slaughterers, butchers, and livestock dealers who buy or sell livestock for retail. Haulers and agents must hold permits and maintain records. farmers and growers are exempt from purchasing permits but should record their trades. Forms are available from the County USDA War Board.
Coach J C Larkin and his family moved to Price Texas where they will reside and he will ranch while Mrs Larkin also works. Larkin has been Clifton High School head coach and teacher for several years. His resignation surprised many though the school board reportedly knew of the move. Clifton remembers him as a top coach noting the team's finals appearance and strong football tradition.
An advertisement notes an enlistment officer will be posted in the post office on March 26 to handle 3A recruiting matters. Betty Lar of the BPn is listed as a contact for the event.
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