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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1955
Page
2
Reports say a major fire started in Bucek’s store and devastated Eagle on a Saturday. Damage nears $20,000 with many buildings and records lost or buried by a landslide. fatalities numbered about 30. Rescue and recovery efforts focus on the canyon slide as authorities reassess the scene.
The piece notes a New England bank offering a line of credit for consumers that functions like an overdraft on a checking account. It discusses the shift from deposits to credit lines, and questions whether many will ever see the money their paychecks represent, noting the era of extended consumer credit.
The text argues many attorneys and legislators were involved in veterans land deals and questions why only Senator Gus Strauss and Congressman John J. Bell are targeted. It defends attorney representation, notes land price fraud harmed the state, and cites Bascom Giles at the land office. It warns against smear campaigns and compares to Red Russia threats.
The speaker argues that facilities nearer to the adversary deter aggression, not by attacking Russia but by ready striking if attacked, a stance meant to discourage further aggression worldwide. The remark emphasizes deterrence through potential retaliation and strategic posture.
A Texas farmer laments farm subsidies and diversifications harming cotton yields while urging pressure on Congress. He cites veteran land programs misused and grows disenchanted with pensions and old age benefits, blaming politicians and media for tolerating these rackets.
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John E. Bartlett of the local Internal Revenue office advises taxpayers to file early for possible refunds. If a refund is due, quicker filing speeds up the issuance of a check from Uncle Sam. Consider exemptions for dependents under the 1954 Code and deductions such as home interest, taxes, and medical expenses. Send complete returns to the Director of Internal Revenue Austin Texas for prompt processing.
First to eleventh grades list students achieving six weeks honor rolls. Mrs. Jim Brom returned from Houston visiting relatives including Grandmother Brom. Aiencage Lions Club meets Thursday at 7 00 pm.
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