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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
10
James H. Strauss announces a shift in veteran unemployment compensation in the Waco District. Going forward, payments will be issued every two weeks instead of weekly, with the commission representative at City Hall each Friday to brief veterans on reports.
A health briefing discusses how some children labeled backward may simply have hearing issues. Dr Geo W Cox urges prevention of ear injuries by keeping foreign objects out of the ear canal and caring for ears during colds. Dr Jax notes middle ear trouble can come from diving and swimming and recommends nose exhalation and rubber ear protection. The state officer condemns using hard instruments to cleanse the ear canal.
Miss May Pearl Stringfellow wore a tight syreon dress with white carnations corsage. Pfc. Vannatta, son of Valley Mile residents, is returning from overseas with the 13th Airborne Division. He will report to Fort Sam Houston and ship overseas again. the couple plans to live with her parents while she continues work.
The speaker argues the United Nations and General Assembly show useful global influence toward world peace and that cautious progress is needed. He notes London politics and lobbying reflect broader national power dynamics, urging patience as frank statements in the Security Council may herald a new era of diplomacy.
The message expresses a desire to cooperate and strengthen ties through friendship and shared comradeship. It emphasizes mutual support, collaboration, and a bond formed by common experiences. Potential implications include joint efforts or partnerships built on trust and solidarity.
The piece argues how four tines govern business outcomes in farms, factories, and stores Wages materials costs prices and profits It discusses a 1942 strike impact earnings 125 an hour rising union demands 434 cents and government pending raises It notes government price and wage actions and questions profit adequacy and pricing strategies amid changing machines and costs
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