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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
6
Fragmentary remarks recount debates on prohibition era policies and the rise of near beer. Disjointed lines reference wealth, envy, and trials of knowledge, with scattered notes on rehydrated foods and university research.
Sunday sermons by Drs T J Locknot and regular attendances noted. Many local residents and visitors named with updates on health travel and family visits. The column mentions a school closing and upcoming graduation exercises and reports a railroad transport volume rise from 1939 to 1943.
Congressman Poage defends the CT Bill of Rights for veterans, supports education and unemployment provisions, and warns against diploma mills. He urges timely aid to China and Burma, stressing a flagging Pacific War and the need for a supply route through Burma to sustain U.S. and Allied efforts. He closes with a victory salute and commitment to veterans, disbled, widows, and orphans.
An Associated Press dispatch from Monday reports Oklahoma scientist A. Shead of the University of Oklahoma chem istry department explains a reform under chemurgy. He says a fire derived irritant can be oxidized to reduce rashes and produce a high quality lonquer. 20,000,000 pounds of material are imported from India, with non poisonous berrias rich in fat used for Japanite wax. The plant yields tannin balances for Weather industry from its leaves, diversifying production and employment.
A United Press summary reports Japan’s postwar terms against the United States. Plans include destroying American naval power and merchant shipping, abolishing private banks and unions, and Tokyo oversight for a decade or more. Proposals would confiscate ships, restrict steel and oil production, bar stock speculation, and bill the U S for indemnities up to ten times ship costs.
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