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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1943
Page
7
Congressman R Poage discusses reconvening Congress, draft policy, bonds and food subsidies. He defends the Kilday Bill, favors drafting only as needed, and urges inflation control through taxes and delayed purchases. He praises Texas troops and thanks supporters as he campaigns for victory.
American industry tests moral equipment by simulating sea voyage chaos in land based shipboard gear. The system uses a ship like platform to recreate high waves and rolling motion without immobilizing vessels. This allows weapons and equipment to be tried in rough conditions before real deployment.
Gen. George C. Marshall testified on drafts with 2 250 000 Americans overseas by year end 1944 and 1 200 000 more needed this year for navy and army. German divisions push to the Balkans and Italy. A San Antonio wedding by telephone linked Lt. Kuzewski and Miss Hart sell. Dancing and jitterbug news from the New York Society of Teachers of Dancing. Curtiss Spaatz and Ira C. Eaker praise American air power and crews in the war fronts.
Robert E. Blair, 47, who has served six months as assistant superintendent at Gatesville School for Boys, was appointed superintendent by the State Board of Control. Blair succeeds the late R. N. Winwhip Jr and previously served as educational director at Corsiemus State Home. He taught at Daniel Baker College for seventeen years and holds credentials from Daniel Baker and Texas Christian College at Labbeek.
Joh executive director of Public Welfare outlines a mailed handbook to field workers. The Legislature directs the department to set eligibility standards to target funds to the truly needy. He says the program will reassess 200000 people over twelve months to eliminate nonessential benefits and ensure scarce money reaches those most in need.
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