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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
2
A garbled report references Ween In service and a person visiting a daughter after release, with scattered notes about ages, illnesses, and a library collection. Mentions Works Administration pamphlets and Texas adult education at a university library in the South.
Congressman B Poage of Texas discusses the House vote on the Debt Limit bill and the Disney Amendment restricting executive pay to 26 000 a year. He defends wartime taxation and believes salaries should be limited by law rather than by presidential order while praising lend lease support to Allies. He notes voting records were not recorded and urges transparency for constituents.
Alter T Gigsard reports Zion Evangelical Church plans for March 21 services with Sunday School at 10 and Divine Worship at 1. Pastor to leave Monday for a new ranch near St Louis. Congregation and friends invited to dinner after service. May God bless Bosque County during these days. Special thanks to Mr Baldridge and Clifton Record for cooperation.
Private Leon Kossover, son of Mrs. L Gershorie of Hillsboro, in the 194th Tank Destroyer unit, has been missing in action since February 20 after sailing to England and arriving in Africa. His mother has been advised by the War Department.
Reading from Union and Moravian Lutheran notices, Clifton area churches announce March Lent services in German and English. Paul Lutheran near Clifton lists March 24 service and Sunday schedule. Our Mavines Lutheran references classes, 11 80 morning worship, choir practice, and weekend activities. Pastor Paul L Thorson and Benjamin R Muskertad sign notices with community hostesses and Sunday School times.
Dr Geog W Gos state health caicer warns of an unusually high incidence of dysentery in Texas. He describes symptoms such as abdominal pain and frequent bloody stools, notes it affects children more but can strike any age, and explains transmission via contaminated food and water in summer conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim German forces have taken a Polish city and that about ten thousand troops are involved. No further confirmable details or names are readable.
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