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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
6
The text outlines proposals to boost wartime labor through absenteeism penalties, court martial-like discipline, and government efficiency cuts. It suggests lending volunteer labor from various departments for two weeks, and mentions possible fines or imprisonment for workers absent or undisciplined, aiming to keep shipbuilding and production steady for victory.
In a storied Maxwell night Buck Bailey belted a three run homer after a tense buildup. The crowd watched as Hampton led off with a single and Jones followed with a two base hit before Bailey’s decisive swing sealed the three run edge.
The district announces March and April programs including a Garden Plans course on March 15 and soil testing on April 1. Junior news notes debates and an upcoming play Lucy Get Up while sixth graders draw flowers and report six weeks test grades. Sports coverage covers Meridian game and upcoming track team formation.
The Bonehead Club event lauds Dr Taylor for decades of work with The News. Speakers recall his gentle humor and long service, noting a dog show disruption and his enduring ties to the paper. Poems and farewell lines from local figures reflect warm remembrance and community ties.
Ensign Betty Larr of the SPARS will visit the Waco post office headquarters during the week, conducting interviews for WAVES SPARS and Marine Corps Women’s Reserve. She travels Hillsboro Corsicana Mexia Valley Mills Clifton Meridian and returns to Waco for an all day visit on Saturday inviting women ages 20 to 49 to learn about joining.
A garbled field notes seven reports from a tournament with a general reference. The fragmentary text mentions Dit the Room and implies issues around voting or participation. No clear entities or outcomes are deducible from the unreadable snippet.
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