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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1946
Page
4
Henry Wagner underwent an operation at Ren ger Hospital in Hallettsville and is recovering well. He is expected to be home soon.
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Mr. Joe Culak Jr and his family longtime Moulton residents moved last week Wednesday to Yoakum where they will reside. Culak has taken a job in a Yoakum garage.
Clark W. Thompson declares no regret over the bitter race outcome. He notes strong support in Galveston County and thanks loyal supporters and workers in fifteen counties. He urges calm and emphasizes his desire for a peaceful home and quiet future after the war years.
President Truman signed legislation eliminating marketing quotas on cotton. The House agriculture committee favored suspending the quota system citing wartime changes and high domestic consumption with exports rising, predicting a large drop in carry-over by August 1, 1946.
Mrs. Ethel Lee was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary for Kolar Stanek post No. 201. Elected with her are Louise Voskamp as vice president Lorene Pustejovsky as secretary Millie Hajek as treasurer Stella Hughs as historian Isabel Thulemeyer as chaplain and Margaret Haslbeck as sergeant at arms.
Words fail to express my sincere thanks for the loyal support and votes given me in the primary election last Saturday. I earnestly solicit the support of all voters in the August run-off and assure you that if elected you will never regret the trust placed in me. If your choice was eliminated there is no ill feeling.
President Truman proclaims Wednesday August 14 as Victory Day to commemorate Japan's surrender ending World War II. He directs flag display on government buildings and urges solemn observance, prayer, and resolve toward a just enduring peace. The day is not a federal holiday.
Mrs. Pete Etlinger of Bellville visited relatives in Moulton last week Wednesday. Lee Jarosek and Victor O Fehrenkamp were in Austin last week Wednesday on business.
Harvey Betts of Hempstead campaigned in Moulton last Wednesday to promote his bid for state senator from the 15th district. He spoke with local supporters and outlined his candidacy.
Mr and Mrs C A Williamson of Columbus spent the weekend here and Hilton Hoerig of Houston visited the Mary Rosenauer home Monday. Mr and Mrs Bennie Heimann and son Frank Delano of Danbury spent part of the weekend in the Mary Rosenauer home.
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