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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1943
Page
6
An unclear fragment references hospital management and weekly notes involving individuals named Ti henst and a care setting. The text is garbled and partial, with no discernible events, dates, or outcomes to report.
Report cites Army, Navy, and Manpower sources showing shortages as of December 21 194%. General Norman Kirk says expansion is critical to sustain minimal care through emergencies. About 26 000 civilian doctors had been mobilized since August 15 while reserve intake lags, risking a larger adjustment than other services.
Miss Bulu B Legg ready to teach Public Speech for adults at Clifton Junior College. She trained at Florence State Teachers College and has taught teachers and pastors. An editorial note invites interested residents to express demand by dropping a card to O Tyssen or calling.
A lengthy wartime promo argues radio will speed air travel growth after peace. It cites new ports, large transport planes, and a nationwide network of radio operators needed to handle fast, frequent messages. Tyler Commercial College in Tyler, Texas, is advertised for training in radio careers.
Census data shows 5,165 bales of cotton ginned in Bosque County for the 1943 crop prior to October 18, compared with 5,431 bales for the 1942 crop.
Austin reports Dean A P Brogan of the University says postwar conscription for college age youths and the return of ex servicemen will shape higher education plans after the war. He cites enrollment declines at graduate schools and notes the need to address educating large numbers of veterans.
Ingram G Oswald, stationed at Norman Oklahoma, sends a letter home detailing his gunnery training. He describes clay shooting on the sheath range, scoring practices for aerial gunners, and his plan to start gunnery school after four weeks of mechanics training. He notes cold winds and his anticipation of flying soon as he loves airplanes and guns. Also mentions UT co-eds beginning Red Cross Nurses Aide training this fall alongside studies.
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