Clifton area news and wartime updates from the Record
A wide mix of wartime notices and local life unfolds in Clifton. Readers learn about military promotions and moves, hospital visits and appendectomies, family news from Stamford to Madison, and subscriptions tied to troops, with community members exchanging greetings and updates as World War II continues.
Clifton Visitor Oscar Houchine Tours Family and Ranch Ties
Oscar W. Houchine of Houston spent the weekend visiting his mother Mrs Eva L. Houchins of Clifton route 2. He is president of a large construction company and a ranch owner in South Texas. He visited Parks Ranch and purchased one of the Top Bulls, paying a high price, marking his second Park Hereford Bull purchase in the last year.
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An Educator's Job and America's History Lesson
The piece argues history shapes present power and urges American schools to teach background. It cites soldiers, tax and caste impacts, and the need for an objective view of U S constitutional government to counter oppression.
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Bung Boo Club Meows at Home of Mrs Bunphriee
The Bung Boo Club plans a gathering at the home of Mrs. Jh W Bunphriee in Ae jePadden where a whole wheat cooking demonstration by Misa xvii will be featured, according to a note from the Well Nov. Reporter.
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Byrnes Warns GOP Wey Against Peace Plans
In a radio address Byrnes, mobilization and conversion director, urged opposition to Roosevelt’s renomination. He warned a Roosevelt defeat could embolden Hitler and Hirohito, hinder Allied unity, and delay peace efforts with Russia and Poland.
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Three Football Games On Air Saturday Schedule
Humble's football broadcast slate kicks off the second half of the season with three Saturday games. At 2 20 p m Texas Longhorns vs SMU on multiple stations led by Kern Michaels. A and M vs Arkansas on KTH Bourton KRLD KABC KTAW. Rice vs Texas Tech at 2 60 broadcast by KRIS Corpus Christi. Maryland mentioned in passing.
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Arrivals and Births Reported at Local Hospital
The record notes multiple birth announcements and new arrivals at the local hospital. Families name newborn daughters Dale Charlene and Rebby Williams, with mothers and relatives mentioned for visiting, alongside updates on visiting relations from Randolph and other areas.
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Cotton Crops Survey Shows County Yield Change
A census report from 1848 to 1948 compares cotton yields in the county. The 1848 figure is 8 clean pounds per acre versus 5 056 pounds for the crop in 1948.
Annual meeting notice from Crafts Gap Telephone Company
To the Putrame of the Crafts Gap Telephone Company we urge your attendance at the annual meeting on November 4. Your vote will be very much appreciated and participation requested.
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City Clean-Up Day Scheduled for November 1966
The city announces its next regular Clean-Up Day on Monday November 6 1966 with a collection plan requiring residents to set out trash and debris in city containers for pickup by a city truck. Citizens are urged to cooperate and place items at curb for the truck to collect.
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