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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
6
A fragmented early aviation report hints at a national push for a safe high tech plane era. It mentions a special session, a potential boom in a new industry, and training programs at Draughon’s College with multiple city locations.
Readable text indicates a Alaska Matanuska seed wheat project with government settlement aims and involvement by the Rehabilitation corporation. Mentions winter planting, possible crop failure, feed shortages affecting chickens, and land rental issues. A Farrow area case is noted near Quins with an August date fragment.
Hunt Texas Aug 20 Miss Jane Standefer author of Me and Mrs L Blundefer returned home this week from Camp Waldemar for girls near Kerrville. She won an award for signal achievement at the final banquet. She also received the American Red Cross Swimmer badge for passing required tests.
Playful school notice invites all football boys to greet coaches at the high school on Sunday evening. The message includes a reference to Jim Smith as coach and a miscellaneous, unclear comparison of animals and crocodiles in a follow-up paragraph.
A local committee on poultry production proposes housing and raising hens for every rural rehabilitation family. Each member would yield two eggs daily and one meat chicken weekly, funded by on-farm materials with minimal cash outlay. Local supervisor Lins Pearl Scarlett aided on the poultry committee.
Paris August 30 Mrs Sarah Delano Roosevelt says her son President Roosevelt does not want a third term. She told United Press he feels three more years will complete his goals and he will let another run. She denies talk of a third party and says dictatorship is far from his mind. White House declined comment.
A columnist warns that any government overreach threatens fundamental freedoms as guaranteed by the first ten amendments. He recalls Washington’s 1777 powers and urges citizens to read the Bill of Rights to safeguard liberty against dictatorship.
The text asserts that loyalty flows to the Constitution and the nation, not to individuals or parties. It emphasizes separation of powers among Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Executive, with all officials and soldiers swearing allegiance to the Constitution as the supreme law.
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