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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1957
Page
5
An American visitor captures a colorful scene in Ottawa with a Mountie beside his horse in front of the Peace Tower at the Parliament Buildings, creating a vivid portrait of national symbols.
Don Morgan of Edna is reported improving at Jackson County Mauritz Memorial Hospital after an amputation following a hunting accident on the first morning of deer season. Surgeons attempted to save his leg but were unsuccessful.
Morgan reports a man lost a leg below the knee after a rifle hammer snagged on a wire while crawling through a fence near Cordele. The bullet struck the right calf and shattered bone during the incident about 9 a.m. on November 16.
Southern Pacific officials in Eagle Lake deny any plans to remove SAP tracks from Eagle Lake to Yoakum. Hallettsville Chamber of Commerce activated a plan to block such action while SP managers confirm no removal is planned or requested to the Texas Railroad Commission. The line handles freight including oil shipments from Sheridan and grain from Altair.
Denton warden W R Long confronted a dredging site clash at Lake Dallas where a drag line operator hauled a bucket of carp in a winded dredge. The law bans fishing with a winding device by ages 17 to 65 without a license, but no case was filed.
Disabled workers aged 50 to 65 must apply to their social security district offices by January 1, 1958, to avoid loss of back pay. Benefits may date back to July 1957 if applied before December 31. after that, no back payments. Eligibility requires severe disability and five of ten years of social security credits with at least a year and a half in the three years prior.
Police recovered Sol Caviness’s car within fifteen minutes of his report, found a few blocks from his home with an empty gas tank.
In Greenwich Connecticut Simon E O Banyounl had been in a coma for four years following a finger operation during which he suffered a cardiac arrest. He never woke and died recently of pneumonia.
Reader's Digest notes how retinal blood vessels mirror systemic vessel condition. Advances in X ray imaging and electrocardiography enhance heart diagnosis, while physician consultation remains essential. The piece summarizes Today’s Health from the American Medical Association.
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