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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1953
Page
7
A reader critiques a State Department publication portraying American dependence on daily goods. The piece, styled around the Jim Johnson family, mocks the brochure’s tone and questions the cost and message. The column suggests the piece overstates isolation consequences and hints at broader critique of official busy bodies.
Humble Oil and Refining Co will air a play by play of the Cotton Bowl featuring Texas University versus Tennessee. Wes Box will narrate from Dallas with Alabama Chesser adding halftime color on WOAI KPRC and KORG beginning 12 30 p m Thursday.
Almost three and a half million cars are registered annually in Texas creating title tax and payment issues. E J Amey director of the Motor Vehicle Division will meet at 8 p m January 8 at the Rice Hotel with Houston car dealers finance companies banks wrecking yards and the county tax office to discuss solutions.
Shorthorn steer Steer of the Year, shown by Ohio State University in Columbus, wins the world championship in the International Live Stock Ex position. Judge A D Weber hails the steer as a smooth and mellow grand champion, with a dressing percentage over 68 and a sale price of 64.55 per pound, totaling $6,350 in earnings and prizes.
Mrs Grace Martin, assistant district agent for the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and state Civil Defense Coordinator for Women's Activities, urges a pint blood donation to aid soldiers and civilians. The National Blood Program seeks donors across Texas communities to meet immediate needs and build stock for peace and war emergencies. Call your Red Cross Chapter to find the nearest donation site.
The article chronicles St Ludmila’s Academy in Shiner from its 1897 origins with 57 pupils to 55 years of progress. It details the school’s expansion from a two-room start to a four-story building, high school accreditation in 1931, and a 1951 grammer school addition. The campus includes a modern gym, library, commercial and home economics facilities, and ongoing academic development.
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