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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
4
Save time by mailing your rationed goods application to the War Price and Rationing Board. Mailed forms are handled in one tenth the time of in person submissions. A penny postcard or three cent stamp suffices. Visit by mail to avoid lines and delays.
Colby M. Chester, chairman of the 1945 Red Cross War Fund campaign, appeals to Americans to donate to a national goal of 200 million dollars. The drive opens March 1 with 3,000,000 volunteers canvassing in local communities to aid servicemen and families and to support postwar needs.
A crowded day coach overhears two farmers debate Arkansas rice. The older skeptic argues rice cannot thrive here, while the younger practical farmer notes high wages, mechanization, and strong productivity. The piece argues investment boosts efficiency, lowers costs, and supports broader living standards.
Governor Coke R Stevenson proclaims March 1 to April 1 as crippled children’s month urging Easter seal donations. Funds support the Texas Society for Crippled Children and county affiliates providing medical care and education for needy youngsters.
A Belgian letter from Cpl. Edward Liebicher notes his single New Year resolve to never shoot a firecracker again. He expresses a desire for a quiet next Christmas spent with loved ones, hoping for a peaceful holiday.
Governor Coke Stevenson signed a new fishing law ending the closed season for bass and white perch effective March 1. The measure lowers the black bass minimum size from 11 to 7 inches and abolishes minimum size for all other fish, passing with large majorities in both houses.
Army and Navy leaders, press and religious and professional groups endorse the 1945 Red Cross War Fund goal of 200 million dollars. Secretary Stimson Marshall and King praise Red Cross service. American Legion and Farm Bureau, Federal Council of Churches, and other bodies pledge support and call for nationwide participation.
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