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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
7
A damaged OCR passage references a sudden shove and a train event causing disruption. It mentions minutes of delay, a reprieve, and implied legal or executive action, but the fragmentary text lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor a precise report. The readable parts suggest a transportation incident or administrative decision with brief, unsettled details.
In a closing address the Texas senator highlights social security increases for seniors, boosted rural aid and education salary rises, while cutting higher education and other appropriations to curb taxes. He notes a $12 million savings and promises a full, detailed summary later as he thanks constituents and the press for support.
Congressman Poage reports Senate deliberations on tax relief for 1942 taxes, warning of higher lower-income taxes if remission is broad. He backs Connally type authority to curb strikes, urges accountability for funds and fair elections, and criticizes labor rackets and race rhetoric amid wartime policy debates.
Garnersville Community News notes a busy closing week with examinations and spurt cards. A large crowd is expected for Friday night events. Local residents and visitors share weekend visits and family gatherings across Dallas, Wroo, Meridian, and nearby homes.
Sunday morning and evening worship planned with Sunday School at 10 80. Local families from Houston Clifton and Brownwood attend. Clyde Gouldman to join army Wednesday. sale notice for 131 acre farm near Turnersville with improvements offered by J D Dumby and P B Bradstreet.
The draft bill sets a statewide beer wine and liquor curfew starting August 9 with weekend exceptions. Sunday sales allowed 1 pm to midnight, sale bans begin 15 minutes after curfew, and public consumption ends shortly after. Special licenses may extend hours. Governor signs accompany related measures HB 26 HB 623 and others.
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