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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
2
The piece notes Kipling marrying an American, building a Vermont home, and his brief American citizen attempt. It recalls readers hoping King George honors the writer, with American editors urging appreciation of the author amid reminiscences of India and Rudyard Kipling’s tales.
Acknowledgment from a family expressing sincere thanks to many friends for their support during a testing illness of a father. They extend blessings from Mr C Canuteson and Aunt Children, noting sympathy across distant places including the Gulf of Venezuela, Borneo, and New Guinea.
May 30 observance invites public support through poppies as memorial tokens. A veteran in hospital explains the symbol honors the fallen and aids those still serving, while Greenwich Village in New York City is noted as a cultural parallel to Paris's Latin Quarter.
Mrs Sadie Baskin moved home from the Bap and Mrs J R Jacob. W H Lay and family hosted guests, Gene Montgomery Valley View and others from Dallas Waco Clifton Moody and Griffin areas visited. UT student Evelyn McKelvy spent weekend with family. A 8 Tweedy joined 500 Texans for a Washington trip.
The article notes a global shift toward air power and strengthened fleets as nations prepare for possible large scale conflict. It highlights US aviation funding, British air and naval expansion, and the need for sea dominance to protect nations. It argues that such spending is necessary, not extravagant, reflecting dire security needs.
The note thanks friends for their liberal donation of help and prayers. It asks God to bless them in any sorrow or need that may come to them, signed by Mr. Leonard Sorenso.
Houston officials vow strict enforcement of the postal tax. County Tax Collector Hall, Wall, and Acting Public Safety Director Payne announce Saturday morning tax payment forms and orders to Constable Neat Polk to arrest those who fail to pay. The measure covers those who sold or are selling letters and seeks to collect about $458 in back duties.
Friday night May 24 at Live Oak Hall features the red hot Huacatonians orchestra from Waco. Music runs from ten to two with lively dancing and crowd energy.
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