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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1942

Page

3

Mrs Cree alg Tey Take ae A Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Director

Greta Culp Hobby of Houston Texas was sworn in as director of the new Women's Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC at a ceremony in Washington May 16. Secre tary of War Stimson and Gen George Marshall attended as Hobby, wife of former Texas governor William Hobby, pledged devoted service and leadership.

Cree Alg Tey Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Washington Texas Lnt Women's Army Stimaon George ©. Marshall Greta Culp Hobby Houston Myron C. Cramer Army WAAG Hobby William Hobby Houston Post Stimson Molly Wilism P ‘Tey Jensica Kitenn J. W. Culp Wax Texas Gwmker Koma’ Culp Louisiana Houston Recreational Council Houston Museum-of-Pre Arte Summer Symphony Society Texas Lemus of Women Voters Houair Community’ Chest Terae Houston Junior League Laat Secretary of War Women’s Interests War Department Bureau of Public Relations Women's Auxiliary Corps Congress

Hitler Prophecy Fails As War End Date Drifts

A Dallas Herald item reports astrologers predicting Hitler’s death on May 23 1942 and a 1942 war end, citing a Houston clerk and a Hanussen prophecy. It notes the dubious math behind dates touching Roosevelt birth year and hemispheres, warning the method may mislead readers and apply to ordinary people.

Hitler Dallas Fred Wallace Gayle Houston Hanussen Bntil Gayle Ken Roosevelt Tsa Sears King George Churchill Wicohito

Defeat Sought for Lawmakers by National Drive

A May 18 New Republic supplement lists Senator W Lee O Daniel and Representative Martin Dies among 29 national targets for defeat in a war election drive by the Union for Democratic Action and New Republic. It labels O Daniel anti labor and Axis-friendly and cites high criticism of several other lawmakers across the Senate and House.

Washington W.lee O'Daniel Texas Morris Sheppard Martin Orange House Select Committee United States House of Representatives Union For Democratic Action The New Republic Congress Senate House O'Daniel Ernmedia C. Wayland Brooks Arthur Cupper Kansan Tara

Women’s aid enlists for price control campaign in Texas

A statewide campaign to aid price control and rent ceilings was launched Saturday in Austin by women’s organizations with OCD support. Speakers Bruce Melvin and Martha Rogin outlined consumer education centers and activities including nutrition, clothing buying, and textiles. Six hundred home economists will extend schooling to aid the campaign.

Austin Office of Civilian Defense Nolves W.taslor Brownsville OCD Bruce Melvin Dallas Martha Rogin Office of Price Administration Washington Taylor Melvin Mise Rogin

Community News From Lanes Chapel

Choweh services will be held here Sunday. A large attendance at Sunday School shown. hope everyone attends next Sunday. Woman's H D Club met with Mrs. P. E. Dunsby and heard a fruit and vegetable drying and storage demonstration by Miss Miller. Branton Copeland attended Glenn Cox’s birthing party at White Hall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outlaw and Mrs. Outlaw of Clifton visited here. Claudine Turner ill last week. P. E. Dansby and Dolphus visited relatives near Lampasas. D. T. Poston and family of Mosheim visited here. F. R. Kletbrink and family visited relatives near White Hall. Martine and Butty Jo Copeland visiting relatives in Waco. Dolphus Danehy visited Corpus Christi. High school exercises attended at Mosheim Friday. Mrs. Edwin Johanson of Valley Mills visited her mother. G. Bergman and Lowell Cox Jr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ruby. Annie Gilson and Mary Ann of Meridian visited here. Worts of MeWisited this section Sunday. Carter Brooks of Garnersville visited relatives here.

Mises Wwe H. D. Club PE. Dunsby Mins Miller Branton Copeland Glenn Cox White Hall W. E. Outlaw Im Outlaw Clifton Sax Claud Turner Claudine Turner Menales Dansby Tor Dolphus Lampasas D. T. Poston Mosheim F. R. Kletbrink Little Mines Maretine Butty Jo Copeland Waco Dolphus Danehy Im Corpus Chri Edwin Johanson Valley Mills Bell Turner OG. Bergman Lowell Cox Jr Meg W. B. Ruby Annie Gilson Mise Mary Ann Meridian A.B. Poston W. H. Wortey Carter Brooks Garnersville

Early Texans Exp Sugar Coffee Substitutes

Austin May 20 A discussion on wartime food preservation notes sugar and coffee shortages. Recipes for artificial sugar and coffee substitutes are shown in Texas folklore studies and old newspapers, detailing methods to mix substitutes with tartar, magus, and other ingredients to imitate real coffee.

Austin Corinne Teng Samar Wan & Tion Sahoe Prenin Burke Java

American Legion Picnic at City Park Clifton May 22

World War II veterans and families invited to a May 22 picnic at City Park Clifton from 6 to 8 20 pm preceding a public meeting with Commander Dilworth of the American Legion of Texas and other officials. Commander Jeck P Carter invites attendees to meet leaders and enjoy a foot lunch.

All World Wnr City Park Clifton Dilworth American Legion of Texas Peaks Legion Jeck P. Carter Poat

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