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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1958
Page
2
The piece notes record heat driving up air conditioner installations while debating Texas Democrats factions led by Governor Price Daniel and Senator Ralph Yarborough. It contrasts farm hardships with urban unemployment, asks if selling cotton to government helps farmers, and reflects on Cold War tensions and leadership responses.
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria will be at Shiner City Hall at 9 AM Monday August 11 to help visitors file retirement survivor's or disability claims and answer questions about the program.
A 1958 editorial warns that steel prices rose about 4.50 a ton while the House Ways and Means committee approved higher debt limits and a temporary rise. It argues inflation will worsen as living costs climb, dollar value falls, and government spending drives costs, urging voters to elect restraint at all levels.
Florence Straton 33 crowned Police Woman of the Year in 1952 goes on trial with her mother in Los Angeles on shoplifting charges. They allegedly stole $2.22 worth of groceries on May 3.
Consumers increasingly consult local papers before purchases looking for price guides, ads, and product notices. Journalists note shoppers compare deals, outlets, and features, seeking trusted information and community recommendations.
Miss Hulda Kaase and Helen Kaase visited in Yoakum last week Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Martin and daughter Jo Ann of Dallas visited Mr and Mrs Henry Malinek on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Erwin Skalka and sons Erwin Jr and Gary Gene of Schulenburg also joined. Hulda Kaase returned to Houston after her visit.
David Kouba returns to Luke Air Force Base Arizona after spending a month on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Kouba in Victoria and relatives around Moulton and Shiner.
Lloyd T Winters found his name still engraved on a county plaque listing 1200 World War II dead though he is alive and works at the city post office. A friend alerted him the error came from a published list of missing in action sailors in the Pacific.
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