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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1950
Page
5
The December 15 Bill of Rights Day honors the priceless heritage and solemn trust in the first ten amendments forming the core of American history. The note highlights school lessons about the Bill of Rights as foundational to constitutional liberty.
Nebraska farm boy chosen from 75 000 candidates to play the lead in Columbia's Valentino film. He has a Broad way career as Walter Craig, trained by Edward Small due to resemblance to the dead star. The report also notes Linda Morse and Boyd Morse roles in The Last Outpost and references to other film figures and a March of Time program on schools.
Eee crossword puzzle clues list with scattered fragments and missing letters across many entries. Judge presents a long mixed set of definitions and partial phrases likely from a vintage puzzle page.
Fragmentary crossword hints show last week’s entries for a narrow inlet and a watch pocket with a Topaz hummingbird clue. The readable items include a geographical feature and small accessory terms.
A calm 6:30 PM call reports a hold up at 302 Market street where three gangsters looted payroll envelopes. Deke Miller arrests them, returns money to Bursley department store, and the owner plans to switch to bank envelopes, checks, and police guards.
A vivid East Side memory recalls Crazy Moe the pier fisherman and a time a boy named Terry used a mackerel to snag Moe’s line. A drowning boy tangled on the string near Moe’s hook, but Moe hauled in a second fish as the narrator was saved and later kept the string as a desk memento.
Adorable two piece dress for young girls features a fitted puffed sleeve top and a flared skirt attached to an under waist for comfort. The design conveys a grown up look suitable for young wearers.
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