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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
7
Sailors recount a months long voyage with Pacific storms and typhus like channel fever. They describe deck damage, power failures, nurses ashore, and a perilous return toward the mainland while recalling earlier battles and ships in the Pacific theater.
A WW II era war poem by Corporal Geo Mulligan of Hag Co 116th Infantry 20th Division recalls D day June 6 and the march from Normandy to Brest. It honors fallen soldiers from Blue and Gray and sends a message to mother Mrs Onear Grima.
A blind man and chairmaker at the Lightnour for the Blind was killed by a poisoner. The incident occurred on a Friday afternoon in Sout Side, leaving the community shocked. Police investigations focus on a suspect linked to a local dog bating ring and prior associations with the Lions Club.
Congressman Poage of Texas reports on wartime transport policies and rail rates. He notes Senate amendments to draft extension, training limits, and urges balance between rail price hikes and public welfare. He cites Texas power rate reductions and warns that railroads may push full government shipment charges, promising to oppose unless concessions occur.
A new multipurpose machine designed for postwar farms combines a fodder sprayer a fire filter paint gun and an insecticide dispenser. It can spray nourishing yet palatable solutions to lure and guide cattle toward treated plots then switch to water to control dust and fire risk.
Elliott Roosevelt son of the late President and wife actress Faye Emerson were in Albuquerque en route to Los Angeles for personal business. He plans to return to Washington after a brief stay and resume postwar duties in Texas.
A rough joke by Si Ghostnut about women’s vocabularies shows a belief in female managerial edge. The piece notes women talk less yet often manage money better, keeping surplus funds at home while men face expenses and older jokes persist.
Historic notice warns malaria spreading via Anopheles mosquitoes amid interwar conditions. Officials urge urgent measures to eradicate breeding sites and curb transmission. Mentions quinine as a formal treatment and calls for public health actions across regions.
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