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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
2
A string of dialect sketches and bystander remarks shows a stage run of quick repartee. Characters drift through playful ethnic jests: Chinese dialect, Bohemian, Irish humor, and self mocking lines about drinking and memory. The sequence resembles a vaudeville style performance with audience banter.
A 12 year old from Chillicothe Ohio named Chet Allen rose to national fame as an early television opera star. He sang soprano with the Columbus Boychoir under Herbert Hoffman and impressed critics, leading to a lead role in Gian Carlo Menotti's Amahl and the Night Visitors telecast.
A large historic style crossword with numbered across and down clues ranging from jokes to saints to weapons and measurements. Includes entries for US presidents guitar notes and maritime terms with many archaic or abbreviated forms.
Martha and Larry marry with money and forestry dreams, drift into a wilderness honeymoon near Albany. Martha fears the woods but grows to joy as Larry softens, admits mistakes, and they rekindle affection during a reset at a lakeside cabin.
Letter writers clash with price decontrol on clay pigeons bowling pins waxed fruits and dinosaur skeletons. They warn of higher costs shortages and political impact while noting other items and public figures in a satirical round of opinions.
Wright A Patterson notes that on January 27 Herbert Hoover addressed the nation via radio and television. About 7,000 handwritten letters from American homes praised his defense views and emphasis on sea and air power while protecting the economy. He cites endorsements from generals admirals diplomats and business leaders and warns of mudslinging in the coming campaign.
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