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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
4
The Clifton Record reports town notes from Postidice and Clifton Tee Bai with weekly advertising and subscription details. It covers a county convention near May 24 and mentions delegates to the state convention, plus remarks on local politics and civic happenings. It notes Ed Handley’s candidacy for the Texas House and critiques public support for upcoming votes and officials.
A fragmentary notice reports an Animan missionary set to speak at a location in the area. The text references a Cheyenne individual named Mach and a death. it mentions Rev Newsomer and suggests clashes with local Indians. The passage is heavily garbled.
A garbled OCR page mentions Morbiers, May 42, and various names in a chaotic mix. It hints at a religious service schedule, meetings, and local notices but provides fragmented details and unclear events.
The Record lists candidate declarations for Congress district races and state offices. It includes names such as HARDIN ROY SANDERBORT for Representative 94th Vernon Lemens, CHR F CH E L, and J TACKSON for District Attorney. It notes Lions Club actions on town canvassing and a plan to close businesses for a charity ball game. Local judicial and county posts are named with multiple nominees and campaign details.
Fragments from a county Democratic convention in Meridian detail support for James N. Garner as the preferred candidate for President and discuss party loyalty, the party’s stance on white supremacy, and the drive to restore a wartime leadership style. Delegates from Teane, Pawel, and Munnell units are listed among attendees.
The state announced a purchase of approximately 1.8 million hard plates to boost supply, with a total cost around 2 million dollars. The move follows stock concerns and aims to ease current shortages before May 1.
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