National salute to America's production miracles
A nationwide salute lauds American production miracles that have helped make the country a bastion of the free world.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
9
A nationwide salute lauds American production miracles that have helped make the country a bastion of the free world.
The program runs September 7 to 13 under Pro duction for Freedom with endorsement from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. It spotlights gains in agriculture and industry since 1945, powered by electric use and high productivity, showing how the U S produces one third of the world s goods with a small population.
In Latin American usage a mulatto denotes a person of mixed African and European ancestry. The term historically described a cross between negro and white and appeared in 19th and early 20th century social classifications.
The family of Marie Valenta expresses gratitude for condolences and floral offerings. They thank Rev. John Matocha, Smith Funeral Home, and the S P I S T Lodge for support during their bereavement. May God bless all who cared. Husband and Children.
Mrs. K Windecker, previously under hospital treatment for pneumonia in Hallettsville, was discharged and went home last week.
Pvt. Charlie H. Migl of Moulton Texas Route 1 receives the Combat Infantry Badge for exemplary service with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea. Migl serves as an assistant mortar gunner in Company G 31st Infantry Regiment. he is a Moulton High School graduate.
The wedding write up for Oehl and Fisbeck left out Claude Jaluska of Moulton and Leslie Meyer of Ellinger, who served as witnesses.
Mr and Mrs Lad Hruska thank the Moulton Fire Department for quick, skilled help when a fire threatened their building last Thursday night. The firefighters are praised for their fine response and efforts.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stewart relocate to College Station to establish residence. Mrs. Stewart previously worked at the local telephone exchange.
Mrs. Robert Harris of Las Grange visited last week Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elo C. Fehrenkamp.
A local note recalls a long standing property boundary dispute over a loose stone wall between Easy Roberts and Handy Peterson. The speaker considers building a new wall adjoining the old line and reflects on local neighborly tensions.
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