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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1950
Page
7
A Vienna couple once hunted by SS hides with their son on a carousel to survive. The surgeon and his wife endure slave labor camps and immigration to New York after the war. They spend summers near the Central Park carousel, where the man mutters about a son named Otto seen on a zebra.
Frances Gif ford recovers from a severe auto crash and plastic surgery to resume film work in Paramount's Riding High with Bing Crosby. The race track story features a veteran owner and a romance with a strong supporting cast including Coleen Gray, William Demarest, Jimmy Gleason, Gene Lockhart, Charles Bickford and Oliver Hardy.
Lt Boynton and Capt Lacey investigate Alice Struthers over a leak to Confederate Gen Johnson. They suspect espionage but lack proof and deport her, hoping to stop the breach. A postwar letter reveals Alice used a hidden cipher in a faded note.
Readers are urged to report newsworthy details from social events and letters to the local paper. The piece stresses that newspapers rely on community tips, and sharing news about sickness, accidents, visitors, or family successes strengthens neighborly bonds and public support for the paper.
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A moth worm is white, a brown head and seven dollars per family. Venus comes nearest to Earth. The quotation source is Break Break Break by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Songs include Tipperary Over There and The Long Long Trail. Alan Seeger wrote I Have a Rendezvous With Death and was killed in 1916 with the French Foreign Legion. The largest church is St Peter's Cathedral in Rome.
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