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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1955
Page
2
I E C Fehrenkamp president of the bank swears the foregoing condition statement is true to the best of knowledge. KB Fehrenkamp. Subscribed and sworn before me July 6, 1955.
Baldwin College announces the election of officers for the Summer Term Student Club. Named are President Petering of Yoakum and David nicek as Program Chairman Hallettsville. Others listed include Rose Machacek social chair Shiner, Carolyn Schroeder Yoakum secy treas, Mrs. Joan Martin sponsor Yoakum, Dorothy Kanak reporter Hallettsville, Marilyn Schroeder vice president Yoakum.
Mrs. R. B. Papacek and several relatives marked birthdays and anniversaries in Yoakum on Sunday. The gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Arnold featured a luncheon on the lawn and a festive mood.
Two Moulton High School graduates left Monday July 11 to study Radio and Television at the Durham Radio and Television College in San Antonio. They are Johnnie James Janak and Milton Steve Wagner, sons of local residents.
The article questions Lyndon B. Johnson's future in politics as illness weakens his path to the presidency. It asks if a Texan or another figure could emerge and notes Gore Shivers as a standout in Texas and the South. It also critiques Congress and the Hoover Commission over waste and accountability.
The piece argues big unions and federal workers demand more pay while living costs rise. It contends higher wages fuel higher prices and criticizes decline in school discipline blamed on parental role, noting teacher challenges in guiding students.
Some say a revolution in Russia is unlikely while others question how long the people can endure what they term complete slavery. The outcome remains uncertain as observers weigh the pressures and potential sparks for upheaval.
A fragmented note argues that workers and farmers deserve equal opportunity to earn a living, unlike labor unions, while criticizing a police state atmosphere and claiming self reliance as essential.
Fragmentary note argues against tariffs and allotment policies harming small farmers. Mentions Texas veterans program and national farm program, claiming Texas gained for veterans but lost far more under farm programs. Clarifies impact on small farmers.
The piece notes more than five million alcoholics in the United States and millions more with drug dependencies. It cites human tragedy, crime, and economic cost, then introduces the Alcoholism and Addictive Diseases Foundation led by industrialists and educators. A four pronged national drive will fund research, support treatment centers, and train professionals.
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