Moulton Student Elected to Theta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Twelve UT women pledged to Theta Sigma Phi, a national journalism honor fraternity. Marjorie Darilek of Moulton is among the inductees. others include Faye Loyd Gilmer Janie Russ Houston Lela Belitzky Longview Joyce Purseley San Antonio Doris Tudor Sweetwater Judie Gaston Baytown Clare Ruggles Barbara Perlman Dallas Joan Kenney Balbia Canal Zone Priscilla Chase Royalston. High scholastic average and senior or junior status required. The group stages a yearly musical comedy with profits funding a journalism library at UT.
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University of Texas
Theta Sigma Phi
Marjorie Darilek
A. J. Darilek
Moulton
Faye Loyd
Gilmer
Janie Russ
Houston
Lela Belitzky
Longview
Joyce Purseley
San Antonio
Doris Tudor
Sweetwater
Judie Gaston
Baytown
Clare Ruggles
Barbara Perlman
Dallas
Joan Kenney
Balbia
Canal Zone
Priscilla Chase
Royalston
Massachusetts
Return of Cpl Eugene Biehunko to Fort Sam Houston
Cpl Eugene Biehunko was discharged at Fort Sam Houston and returned home Sunday after nearly three years in the European Theater. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Biehunko. Out-of-town visitors to the H C Lockstedt home for Christmas included Mr and Mrs Frank Schilger of Gonzales Miss Ada Lockstedt and Mr and Mrs Clifford Shows and baby of Yoakum.
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Cpl
Eugene Biehunko
Fort Sam Houston
Joe Biehunko
Frank Schilger
Gonzales
Ada Lockstedt
Clifford Shows
Baby
Yoakum
H.C. _Lockstedt
Members named on The Eagle's Honor Roll weekly list
The weekly honor roll credits many readers for subscriptions and a spot on The Eagle's honor roll. Names span multiple towns including Moulton Houston Shiner Gonzales Victoria Shiner and Fredericksburg with entries such as Charles Mladenka Colleen Fehrenkamp and Anton Faltisek among others listed for the week.
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Charles Mladenka
Houston
Vladik Culak
Gcenzates
Wm. Muehlstein
Victoria
Stanish Rothbauer
Moulton
John A. Ducho
Colleen Fehrenkamp
Tom H. Tousek
Wm. Breitschopf
F. P. Raab
Gus. Gummelt
John Raab
Shiner
Frank Michalec
Gonzales
Willie Wieting
Louis Fishbeck
Frances Luksovsky
H. C. Krueger
Burlingame
California
Edward T. Kokas
Willie Hoepf
Theo
Joost
S-Set
Geo. A. Vogt
Wauchula
Florida
Albert Pustejovsky
Geo. Pustejovsky
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Ad. Kocian
Chas. Tykal
A.o.boening
Fredericksburg
Anton Faltisek
Fred Firasek
Cpl
Oltie Lewis
Lancaster
Joe Beyer
el Campo
Sophie Dicke
Roscoe
Frank Mic
Will Get Discharge Coxwain Lloyd Lockstedt
Lloyd Lockstedt, a coxwain, will receive his discharge after spending Christmas at home. He left December 25 for Camp Wallace to complete the process.
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Coxwain Lloyd Lockstedt
Camp Wallace
Christmas Lights Return Brighten Moulton Streets
Decorations return for the holidays as street intersections glow with vari colored lights. The display marks the first Christmas season since the war began, lifting spirits along Moulton streets.
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Moulton
Priesmeyer Rites Held At ElCampo
Funeral services for William Carl Priesmeyer age 69 were held at ElCampo with burial in the Garden of Memories cemetery. Rev. E F Lampe officiated. Survived by his widow a son and four daughters. He was active in civic affairs for many years.
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William Carl Priesmeyer
ElCampo
Garden of Memories
E. F. Lampe
Former Moulton Resident Dies at Weslaco
Mrs. Otto Krause, formerly of Moulton and a long-time Weslaco resident, died there last Friday. Burial was held in McAllen on Monday.
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Moulton
Weslaco
Otto Krause
McAllen
Discharge of Cpl Herbert Albrecht at Camp Fannin
Cpl Herbert Albrecht, son of F J Albrecht, received his army discharge at Camp Fannin Texas and returned home Tuesday last week. He served 31 months in the army and 28 months overseas. Moody Hoerig of Houston is visiting in the area for the holidays with relatives and friends. Miss Marjorie Darilek of Austin is spending Christmas with her parents Judge and Mrs A J Darilek. Miss Nola Mae Knesek of San Antonio is home for the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin J Knesek. Nola Mae recently transferred from Victoria to Randolph Field for employment in the Administration Building Enlisted Section.
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Cpl
Herbert Albrecht
F. J. Albrecht
Army
Camp Fannin
Texas
Marjorie Darilek
Austin
Judge
Mrs
A. J. Darilek
Nola Mae Knesek
San Antonio
Edwin J. Knesek
Nola Mae
Victoria
Randolph Field
Family Sweet Tooth Satisfied With Capper's Farmer Cake
Sunshine angel cake recipe from Capper's Farmer offers a sugar light dessert. The article lists white and yellow batter steps with eggs flour sugar cream of tartar and vanilla, baking in a tube pan at 325 degrees for about an hour. No frosting required and method promises a pretty, tasty result.
Class Prejudice and the War Economy
A personal reminiscence contrasts childhood lessons on wealth with the harm of class prejudice. The piece argues that respect for workers and wage-based incentives boosted wartime production, cut costs, and raised wages, while prejudice harms postwar prosperity and global competitiveness.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Food for All Iowa’s War Effort Through Bountiful Harvests
The U S Treasury Department highlights Iowa's vast grain outputs to support the war effort. Almost 10 million acres are in use with annual harvests totaling 596 million bushels worth 471 million dollars. Iowa produces 201 million bushels of oats 38 million bushels of soybeans and 55 million pounds of popcorn along with onions asparagus and melons to aid national food supply.
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Iowa
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