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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Brunt and Thompson, authorities, and a push to vote for amendment No. 5. Mentions Texas, Oklahoma figures, and duty to vote, with garbled phrases about commissions and governance dynamics.
Alaska veterans see the Kenai Peninsula as room for up to 100000 people, nearly twice the 1930 territory population. The piece evaluates the promise of moving a few Broket clients from drought-stricken farms to Alaska for a fresh start, hoping to spur individual relocation and broader opportunities in the North.
Lyndon B. Johnson state director of the National Youth Administration announces part time employment allowances for 6000 college students across 86 colleges and universities in Texas for the current scholastic year. The effort aims to sustain higher education and youth support.
A mixed local page covers school events and student life. Mr. Pierson leads a trip to the Ringling Bros circus in Waco, chapel programs, pep yells, and class updates. The eighth grade reports a large class and an Introduction to Business course by Mr. Pederson. A football game recap highlights the Cubs' one-point win and upcoming Crawfills Gap Lions visit.
The Clifton Record publishes weekly in Clifton Texas with Robert L Baldridge as owner editor manager and publisher. The statement lists no bondholders or security holders of one percent or more. Notary public I E Tennison sworn October 6 1986. My commission expires June 1 1987. President and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt are
A distorted summary notes a colder year may be needed to adjust marketing and commerce, citing Census Bureau figures on teachers, school property valued at twelve billion dollars, and a planned rise in federal vocational education funding from 10.7 million to 22.9 million with states matching at 80 percent. It lists California Arkansas New Mexico Montana South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Mississippi Wisconsin Michigan and references vehicle fuel economy.
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