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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1945
Page
4
Postwar radios six months after hostilities will resemble 1941 models but with better reception and wartime enhanced tubes. Battery sets will be compact and longer lasting, some rechargeable from outlets. Many sets will use both AM and FM to eliminate static. television remains distant with rural rollout uncertain.
Dr. George W. Cox state health officer urged a statewide general clean-up to improve health. He called for surface cleaning drainage graveling streets and alleys weed removal in parks and playgrounds proper disposal of garbage elimination of fire hazards and destruction of mosquito breeding places.
Washington March 20 a spokesman for the aeronautical chamber of commerce urged an aviation program to provide a landing field for each of the nations 16752 communities. W T Piper president of the Piper Aircraft Corporation told a senate commerce sub committee that the industry sees a dire need for the federal government to start a complete landing facility program for both commercial aircraft and personal planes.
A quip about how small minds discuss people while great minds discuss ideas is followed by light humor on modern shortages and a playful claim that the term flew the coop originated with a henpecked husband. The piece uses playful language and social observations.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Papacek were in El Campo last week Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. William Miculka visited Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mergenthaler in Shiner Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Turner of Kyle spent Sunday with her parents. Roy Kotzebue, Lee Jarosek, Erwin Oehl and W. K. Richter were in Hallettsville Monday last week.
Attended funeral services for Mrs. R. E. McMaster in Yoakum on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vogt and their children from Rosenberg returned home Sunday after visiting Mrs. Charles Lueke this week.
Mr and Mrs W H Koester and Mr and Mrs Emil Koester of El Campo and Mrs Carl Gallipp of Schulerburg visited Mr and Mrs John Freytag on Sunday.
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