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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1943
Page
6
A fragmentary wartime note discusses free enterprise versus government ownership. It contrasts living standards under enterprise progress with risks of state control, signaling a choice between heightened living standards and precaution against misled approaches. The text references Washington remarks and a 1037 Chitton item.
Cranfills Gap residents and visitors share weekend trips and stays as Alfred Anderson and Welon Marie Welborn enjoyed time with the Troil and Bertelson families in Fort Worth. Bill Spurgeon voyaged to Los Angeles to visit his sister, Delores. Other locals attended graduation events, banking meetings, and family gatherings across Fort Worth Clifton and Dallas.
News from Lanes Chapel reports Ber Bell may preach Sunday as it is the fifth Sunday. Sunday School will be held at 10 oclock. Public invited. The community plans cemetery cleanup during the first week in June to keep graves and grounds neat. Local residents urged to participate. Visitors noted include Mr and Mrs J D Railsback and Mrs Dan Robertson of Fort Worth, George Rice at Rev Bob Honeycutt funeral, and several local residents visiting or ill.
A brief note shows the name John as a popular masculine choice in the United States, indicating common usage and cultural familiarity. The item highlights a traditional given name associated with American naming conventions.
The Engineers seek skilled workers monthly, with 9 000 positions available among specialists and construction trades. Applicants aged 18 to 61 must be in 1-A or IT-A, and those over 38 need a nonemployment certificate for war production work. Personal interviews may be arranged at Fort Worth, with Captain Donald Gray as contact.
Fragmented report traces teams traveling through Minsongi Kansas and Texas in a dryland quest. Mentions rally at a port and trains, with a net loss of about 80 miles per team in the preceding 24 hours. Parade of flood-bound coaches appears in Parsons Kansas area.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic wartime scene with sparks of missiles and cameras in night skies. It mentions Axis plans, a clampdown on surveillance, and references to Texan plants and Esso research staff refining products for future warfare.
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