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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1939
Page
4
A scattered clipping reports legal wrapups and civic events from Clifton and nearby areas. Mentions a ten year sentence in Dalles County, a national election talk surrounding a presidential candidate, church assembly sessions, and local sports with Clifton Lions versus Valley Falls. The piece cites taxes, prison studies, and public notices amid community happenings and educational activities.
SheW.MLA. meets Monday at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. John Fort for a social hour to collect linen for Memorial Hospital in Waco. Members are urged to bring pillow cases, towels, sheets, or other linen items. The women welcome the exchange with Record advertisers.
The piece critiques congressmen for voting for every appropriation and tax bill while detailing a conference report on a pension measure. It estimates the liberalized pension bill could add about 115,000 people to rolls, cost nearly 140 million monthly, and risk federal pension grants. It notes politics of governors, taxes, and a stalled legislature with price fixing debates.
College Station Texas report on child finance guidance from Texas A and M Extension Service expert Dosce Hale. Advice covers allowances, saving, spending, and sharing for children from age six onward with practical steps for teaching money values.
A race relations meeting was held Tuesday night at 8 30 at Col Wirestro railroad track Clifton. The address was given by W S Carrington of Brownwood and was attended by invited friends.
Government scientists rushed to study Verde Island southeast of Manila as it began sinking after a series of violent earthquakes yesterday. Efforts focus on assessing structural stability and possible impacts on nearby shipping routes and coastal areas.
For every pound of coal consumed by a locomotive, seven pounds of water are evaporated.
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