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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
6
Commentary on tariffs harming farmers with cotton markets and government stockpiles. Reflects on past and present ideas, pioneer independence, and critiques dependency. Notes Will Rogers legend and N V Peale observations. Mentions farm employment and self-sufficiency amid postwar issues.
The piece argues the federal gasoline tax, initially temporary, has grown and now yields about one billion dollars annually while highway subsidies total around 550 million. It contends most funds are diverted from roads, hurting motorists who pay without full benefit, and calls for repeal to restore state control.
Question asks how much the GI training allowance would be for a correspondence course under the Korean GI Bill. It cites veterans seeking guidance on monthly stipends, eligibility, and payment rates for home study and related instruction.
The text notes that the charge for non veterans in the same course will be computed on the established rate the school requires. It specifies no additional details about amounts or dates.
The speaker argues for direct farm loan programs and government housing support for farms, likening it to state aid for veterans and city housing. They condemn graft in school funds and the Parr empire, warning against political coercion and media complicity, while urging a fearless press.
A birthday party for Mrs. Tom Muehlstein marked her 80th birthday at home on Sunday with a cake of 80 candles and candy heart decorations. Attendees included the Muehlsteins and relatives from Victoria, Moulton Leroy, San Antonio, Weimar, and Weimar area. The event featured lunch, refreshments, card playing, and singing into the evening.
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