Monsignor Ligutti Speaks to Flatonia Farmers on Rural Life
Rt. Rev. Monsignor Lugi Ligutti, executive secretary of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, urged farmers to value agriculture and the good life it builds for free men at the Catholic Parish hall in Flatonia. He took questions from the audience. Senator L. J. Sulak, Father Kasper, and Father Joseph Kopp attended. Father Kasper emphasized soil and people and diversified crops on the farm.
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Msgr
Lugi Ligutti
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Flatonia
Kasper
Notice to New Cotton Growers for 1942 Cotton Allotment
Farmers without a cotton average allotment may apply for a New Grower cotton allotment. The closing date is February 1 1943. Eligible farms did not plant cotton in 1940 1941 and 1942. farms with prior plantings are ineligible.
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State Office
More Men Inducted In U. S. Army
The following young men of Moulton community were among those inducted into the army last week: dwin A. Boehm, Lee Vogt, Lester Jaroszewski, Alvin Jemelka, Edgar Henrichs, Harry Schacher, Imi Muehlstein, Ben jamin Motal and Daniel Koranek.
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Moulton
Dwin A. Boehm
Lee Vogt
Lester Jaroszewski
Alvin Jemelka
Edgar Henrichs
Harry Schacher
Imi Muehlstein
Benjamin Motal
Daniel Koranek
Local Visitors Over The Week In Moulton Area
County Clerk D L Hudson of Hallettsville visited Moulton recently. Mrs Gene Herzik and baby of Yoakum visited relatives here part of the week. F A Koneaba employed in Houston spent weekend with family. Hugo Glatzert of San Antonio was in Moulton on business. Adolph Schacherl employed in Houston spent the past week with family. Bernice Hoerig and Gladys Cervenka attended Monsignor Ligutti speech at Flatonia. Ronald James Maneth of Shiner visited grandparents in Moulton. Leon Linbrugger and son Howard returned to Houston after a several day visit. Elroy R Riebschlaeger began aviation mechanics course at Amarillo Air Field.
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Gene Herzik
Baby of
Yoakum
Hugo Glatzert
San Antonio
Moulton
Ronald James Maneth of
Shiner
Houlton
Mrs. Ed. Novosad
Leon Linbrugger
Howard
Houston
Elroy R. Riebschlaeger
William Riebschlaeger
Amarillo Air Field
Soldier reports measles quarantine at Sheppard Field
Pvt Eugene Biehunke at Sheppard Field writes that seven of twelve barracks are under quarantine for measles and mumps, and he is among those affected. He adds he enjoys reading the home town newspaper.
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Eagle
Pvt
Eugene Biehunke
Sheppard Field
War Expenditures Hit 1942 Total of 52 Billion Dollars
Washington reports U S war outlays reached 52 046 000 000 in 1942 up 38 times the 1941 total. The War Production Board notes December spending at 6 125 000 up 0 2 percent from November covering Treasury Reconstruction Finance Corp and affiliates.
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Washington
United States
War Production Board
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Our Freedom Is Priceless
Former ambassador Joseph E. Davies urges Americans to support the war effort by buying War Stamps to fund weapons for troops. He contrasts U S freedoms with European oppression and calls on readers to say yes and fill stamp albums.
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Joseph E, Davies
Russia
Belgium
Europe
Nazarene
It Takes Both to Form a Forward Pass
War Bonds and Taxes finance the war effort. The Treasury urges citizens to do their part for freedom and humanity, highlighting a partnership of Isbell, Hutson, Sammy Baugh, and Dick Todd as symbols of teamwork in wartime.
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Isbell
Hutson
Sammy Baugh
Dick Todd
Treasury Department
Victory tax and war bonds combine to fund war costs
Washington reports about 50,000,000 workers will pay a 5 percent Victory tax on income over 12 dollars weekly. The credit against year end taxes rewards buying War Bonds and premiums, with credits varying by marital status and dependents. Comparative figures show the US tax burden relative to Britain and Canada, and suggest higher War savings targets.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Canada
United States
U.S
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Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Red River
Northern
Minnesota
Ferry
J. T. Jaeggh
Kotzebue Drug CO
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Company
Texas
F.T. Barta
Red & White
Gream
Dalupe
Iam
Joe Biehunko
Moulton, Texas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
American Raile
Senator L. J. Sulak
la Grange
Hastyn
Jospeh Kopp
U. S. Army
D. L. Hudson
Hallettsville
F. A. Koneaba
Adolph Schacherl
Bernice Hoerig
Gladys Cervenkd
Maine
Boehm’s
Singlerson
Moulten, Texas
Edwin A. Jaeggli
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