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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
6
A fragmented excerpt argues that press freedom is not a luxury but a necessity for national security. It contrasts experiences in countries with limited self government like Germany and Italy, urging protection of reporting and comment within decency bounds as a public right and professional duty.
Austin Callan of The Southern Cross argues for reducing food and clothing production to ease overproduction. He urges policies to cut pork and cotton surpluses, preferring government action, while musing on the Southern Cross near Antarctica and its celestial pointers.
The article argues for action to rebuild the Southeast under a national farm aid plan. It warns that neglect and mismanagement threaten progress and asks whether citizens will allow the economy to shrink or seek a solution before it is too late. It references farm owners, land use, and rural development amid tense national policy debates.
The Cufton Public School notes report new high school enrollments reaching 251 this year with Clarence Manion of Gurnersville joining the junior class. The pep squad is being reorganized under Mira McCaleb ahead of key games vs Meridian and Valley Site. The fourth grade is the largest with 47 students and several English classes are noted as well as upcoming lunches and activities.
Fragmented 1902 street rumor notes Meridian hosts a big game against CUf, with Clifton and local fans urged to travel. The garbled text mentions Meridian as the venue and expresses rivalry and excitement about “taking the Wing out of the Yellow Jaskate,” attributed to Grimiand.
Fragmentary OCR text reports Barlow with chills back at work, notes about an entré minor delay, and mentions shopping area observations. Details are unclear, but the sense is a brief local update on a worker resuming duties after illness.
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