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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
4
Notice indicates the paper was entered at the Molton Temas post office as second class matter on March 7, 1941. It reflects a standard press distribution filing with the date and classification.
President Roosevelt to ask Congress for a flat $30 monthly payment to every person over 60 regardless of income. The plan would replace the present state matched old age and unemployment schemes and aim to expand social security into a national system covering all workers under unemployment and old age programs.
Rep Lyndon Johnson of Texas announced that the federally financed Marshall Ford Dam on the Colorado River in Texas will be renamed Mansfield Dam. The Lower Colorado River Authority board approved the change to honor Mansfield for fifty years of flood control work in the state.
Del Rio reports the death of Mrs. Saldivar aged 106 born March 17, 1834 in Mexico. Death certificate cites old age as the cause. Funeral services were held in Del Rio with aid from PAN and relatives confirming the age milestone.
Patrick Sherlock aged 103, reputedly the world’s oldest printer, dies in Belfast at age 103. The veteran craftsman lived through vast changes in publishing and printing. His career spanned decades in the Irish print trade.
Texas Memorial Museum on the UT Austin campus marks Statehood Day with a public display of John Nance Garner’s collection. The exhibit includes 160 gavels and 300 original cartoons, plus Garner’s 40 year campaign satchel.
Mrs Lucinda Cline 109 Wisner Neb says a pipe is her solace as she starts the day with pancakes and black coffee living on a farm near Wisner. She shares an insight into her morning routine and coping habits.
A collection of quoted lines from Shakespeare Jefferson Nugran and Smith urging justice public safety progress and faith. It references life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and biblical guidance to prepare and lead a people. The mix presents authorship notes and gospel themed call to duty.
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