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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
7
The Moulton Eagle newspaper, published Fridays in Moulton Texas by publishers C F KNAPE and W L KNAPE, provides a 1952 subscription at 2.50 yearly in advance with six months at 1.50 and three months at 1.00. It is entered as second class matter at the Moulton post office under the 1879 act. February 29, 1952.
The Texas Game and Fish Commission reports improvements at Yarbrough Pass on Padre Island to connect the Gulf with Laguna Madre and lower salinity. The 4000 by 100 foot dredged channel is shallow, not expected to exceed three feet, and boat use is not advised. A self operated cable ferry carries essential traffic after the final Gulfside section was removed by high tide and northerly waves.
The Atomic Energy Commission raises its hydrogen bomb project cost from 600 million to 1.25 billion dollars in its semiannual report to Congress. AEC Chair Gordon Dean calls the earlier figure a guesstimate and questions whether a hydrogen bomb has been built or can be.
A Gonzales County parents' hope that youths over 21 would be ignored in March draft was eased by Mrs. Nina Parr who said the wire service error listed counties without 21 year olds. Local Board No. 51 begins taking 21 year olds and requests 10 inductees for March 18 while sending 41 for pre induction physicals to San Antonio.
A series of short notes lists visits and stays by residents and relatives across Texas. Names include W H Joost Corpus Christi Mrs Helen Joost Mrs Harold Knape Yoakum Arthur Schodde Cuero R Eggert Seguin and others visiting Moulton Ganado Houston San Antonio Weimar Lafayette Housto n and Houston areas with multiple family connections and weekend visits.
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