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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
6
Regular Meeting of Clifton BUA announced for Monday at 6:00 p.m. at 705 North 11th in Wacoso. Visiting members are welcome. Secretary H. P. Tennison notes the details.
Reports to the State Health Department indicate typhus fever present across all areas of Texas with 1452 cases last year. Dr Geo W Cox warns it must be controlled quickly via extermination, poisoning, and broad education.
A Texas wartime clipping notes Miss Winnie Allen UT archivist preserves thousands of newspaper clips on Texans in World War II. Scrapbooks for men and women from many counties will be bound and housed in the permanent library after the war.
The opening of the war loan is tentatively set for November 29, discussed at a closed treasury session with leading bankers and federal experts. A bank official said the earlier plan for November 11 was dropped since the date falls on a Saturday, deemed unsuitable for the launch.
District Court convened last week for the trial of Clay Dsald v Neill Terrell and wife. The case was settled by an agreed judgment entered by Judge Cros. Os wad claims interference with trade involving 271 acres of land near Clifton. The dispute centers on a purported trust deed and support for Miss Arun Terrell. No further trials were set for the next term on the first Monday in November.
Portland reports show women workers at winded plants amid wartime duties face health warnings as cigarette and pipe use rises. Alma Wunt, age 23, notes little relief after three days of shift work and smoke exposure, urging caution.
The Texan Senator predicts quick approval of a world security organization to keep peace, with the United States as a member. He notes Senator Wheeler warns of a real fight over US participation but believes Wheeler will ultimately back the plan.
Dean Woolrich of the University of Gallage of Engineering cites strict entrance requirements for high school students. Postal cards are sent to prospective schools as part of outreach, detailing courses in algebra, plane geometry, physics, and English over several years to qualify for engineering tracks.
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