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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1951
Page
6
The Reader's Date Book urges towns on national highways to boost hospitality and traffic safety to attract visitors. It links drivers' behavior with tourist spending and warns of rising accidents, urging local campaigns, better parking, and motorist services to reduce harm.
Science moves toward mass production of PVP Macrose, a synthetic blood extender. Facilities are being built toproduce this chemical fluid that can substitute for whole blood or plasma in certain treatments. It aims to aid shock from burns or wounds and improve disaster medical stockpiles.
A wide array of film and stage notes describe John Wayne’s shift from Shakespearean roots to comic fame as a leprechaun in Finian's Rainbow, his plans to star in The Alamo, and his current work on The Quiet Man. It also covers Maureen O'Hara and others, plus industry items on PVP blood extender trials and military research.
Some 63,000,000 Americans will take car trips before year end and many will have accidents without following safety rules. Snow and freezing damaged highways nationwide, with maintenance slower in some regions. Drivers should heed construction signs and inspect their cars before trips for a safer journey.
A compact facsimile of a crossword puzzle with across and down clues listed. Includes Turkish term, bulk, verbal, dried grape, theater lobby, and numerous intersecting hints for entries such as fish drying platform, drama, furnished with keys, inner courtyard, land measure, and Shoshonean Indian, among others.
Last week’s crossword clues list: mammal for 36 across is burrowing, 38 across hints at a river in Scotland, 40 across indicates a bank tabler.
In an domestic scene Tommy Thorne hides a MUMPS KEEP OUT sign on the house to scare George Butler away when he arrives for Winifred. Winifred confronts Tom after discovering the joke and later Frank Stanton offers to drive her to the ball game.
A verbose argument contrasts thrift and capital ownership with socialist threats. It cites farmers landlords and stockholders as the backbone of America, asserts millions of capitalists sustain 60 million jobs, and warns against communism and socialism while noting political calls for higher taxes and shifting policy. The piece references the Lumberman’s Mutual Casualty report and Dean Acheson remarks on Formosa, urging private enterprise to uphold liberty.
A promotional feature highlights new fabrics in stores, promising wrinkle resistance and stability. Dacron is described as crease-proof when wet and resistant to shrinking or stretching in all weather, making dresses blouses slacks and suits hold a sharp press.
In McMinnville Tennessee three drugstores engaged in a price war on ice cream. An ad boasted up to 50 percent cuts and was matched hours later by rival circulars. A regular 55 cent quart sold for 28 cents as prices plummeted in town.
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