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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
3
A jumble of neighborhood notices lists names moving to new homes, illness recoveries, and local visits. Dr Cox emphasizes winter respiratory diseases risk to babies and children, urging strong resistance, avoiding sick contact, and keeping away from coughs and fevers.
October notes reveal thirty thousand have them weaned in the war effort with University of Texas ties. References to early 1909 passes indicate a mobilization context and university involvement shaping wartime activities.
Community notes list Sunday visitors and greetings at Fairview area homes with many names including Mr. and Mrs. Downey, Mary Low, Ruby Gloff, D. A. McMillan, and others. A Texas Interparliamentary Commission conference on child development is noted with figures on health funding and enrollment.
Clifton Junior College students embrace responsibility in school and community life through a Schoole-at-War effort. They met a near total participation in buying war stamps, held patriotic chapel programs, and planned continued progress toward the flag goal while honoring veterans and hosting campus events.
Mrs Gloff was hostess for the bridge club gathering on a Friday evening at her home in Delaware. The event featured high and second high winners, plus a menu including toasted cheese, potato chips, olives, applesauce cake with cream and coffee, with several local attendees listed by initials and surnames.
The author recounts childhood lessons on trust and prejudice then critiques wage and price policies in wartime America. He contrasts domestic ignorance with warned dangers of market manipulation, urging workers and industries to rely on efficiency and ethical conduct to sustain postwar prosperity.
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