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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
6
A fragmented speech compares 1948 factory pay with wartime income, noting average earnings around 208 dollars and farm prices not higher. It advocates forming a joint committee of labor and agricultural representatives to craft a plan for income equality between farmers and workers after the war.
A week of war reports detail Allied advances in Tunisia with the Eighth Army nearing Tunis and clearing minefields as American and French forces press Legeich Aterene. In the Pacific, US raids hit Kinka and Funafuti is occupied, while Soviet relations with Poland and Japan’s gas use are noted. A patriotic poem lauds Texans serving overseas, and public notices include thanks and civic remarks amid broader war updates.
Busy with final examinations our class plans a slowing program for Friday May 14 including a final donor event and a tax sale frame in the afternoon and a program that night. Our 4 H club met with Miss Miller on Friday April 0 to discuss bedroom makeovers and winter months health tips as part of keeping healthy and strong. We urge continuing War Bond and stamp purchases until victory.
A Baskin couple announces their move to Clifton via the First Baptist Church. They express gratitude for the warm welcome, pledge to serve God and the church, and urge fellow residents to support and visit local church services amid challenging times. They invite neighbors to become acquainted and join in communal efforts.
May 1 report from Austin states the Texas Legislature passed the bill allowing seeing-eye dogs to ride trains and motor buses. Governor to consider final action.
In Bosque County Texas the 1843 tax foreclosure order applies to Lots 1,2,11 and 12 in Block B of Clifton original townsite, within Clifton Independent School District Meridian. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1943 at the courthouse, sheriff Dave Montgomery presiding.
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