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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1950
Page
11
The sixth article from the Good Citizen booklet emphasizes that Congress holds the power to declare war, not an individual leader or generals. It asserts the duty to work for peace while accepting responsibilities in wartime and honoring the flag.
A collage discusses Gloria Drew in Bedside for Bonzo and Rosemary Clooney’s CBS radio bid while quoting The Crisis and Paine. It cites wartime powers, then notes the Freedom Train booklet Good Citizen from The American Heritage Foundation with a 25 cent offer.
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A domestic tale shows Tony and Leah Cranston’s perfect marriage strained over small sums of money. Tony secretly hides money Leah has saved, planning to trick her into confessing, while mines of suspicion and guilt erode trust. The couple’s crisis escalates as finances threaten their harmony.
Kid Herman ex boxing star now runs a newsstand at Broadway and 42nd Street seeks peace and a quiet game of pinochle. He recalls rival Patsy White once full of tall tales about knockdowns while the two old foes joke about arch under the Brooklyn Bridge and their long rivalry.
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