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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
2
Five GA morning by Clifton Basketball girls present pre play titled When the Awan. Other acts entertained visitors during the assembly. Bremen school set nal examinations this week as planning continues for the forthcoming program. Record advertisers noted.
The article lists Alaa and Dr John Cel Waller, Herbert Pick, Miss Halen Wipple, J B LaCoste, Dr John J Clack Patterson, Dr Louis Barnard Schmidt, Dr George Roepert Hastings, and others as faculty for a summer program at a state college and universities. It notes visiting instructors from Vanderbilt, Marverd, and Utah institutions will teach during the term with a focus on science and history courses. A Salt Lake Valley food scarcity note appears with a film of the sage lily as Utah’s state flower.
Monday night May 20 will feature Milton Brown and Hix Munleal Brownlow from Fort Worth Texas in their first appearance at HEWay Hall. Tickets 7 cents for men and 10 cents for ladies tax included. Also dances every Saturday night.
The author surveys Washington DCs postwar urban growth from the Capitol to the Supreme Court, praising the new Temple of Justice and open air court, while cautioning against altering the Capitol and highlighting the transformation of Constitution and Pennsylvania Avenues with grand government buildings and expanded office spaces. The piece frames Washington as a rising symbol of liberty and modern civic architecture.
The article notes seniors preparing for the closing of school and practicing the play Takes a Holiday. Mildred McKinney is valedictorian and Artie Barton salutatorian by a margin of two points. A banquet for faculty and seniors is planned, and new library books are welcomed by third and fourth graders.
The article explains how most bills die unseen while a few become acts. It details the aging, storage, and sorting of bills, the printing and indexing process, and the steps for final approval by both chambers and the governor. It notes emergency clauses can speed enactment and the 00 day waiting period.
A fragmented rural note describes an apparent timber theft scene where no tree seems immune. A tail oak figure appears amid evasive lines, while some valuable timepieces are reported missing or hidden in plain sight.
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