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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1956
Page
2
Walter Maleo argues that voters should judge by individuals not parties and criticizes partisan loyalties in Texas. He discusses the Farm Bureau cotton outlook with meetings in Corpus Christi Dallas and Lubbock and questions soil bank policies. He contrasts democratic figures with Shivers and notes religion's civilizational impact and fears over expanding government and farm bureaucracy.
An eight month old girl, Maria Dolores Juarez, died in her bed after her head wedged between missing bars of a baby bed. The child’s parents, Jesus and Maria Juarez, reported the accident to police at 3:20 a.m. and she was pronounced dead at Robert B. Green Hospital around 4 a.m. A coroner’s inquest was to be scheduled.
The piece argues for phasing out individual income taxes and replacing them with a broad retail sales tax or multiple new taxes. It notes income taxes fund about $30 trillion in the federal budget, highlights time wasted calculating taxes, fairness concerns, and suggests a flat tax on gross income with higher earners contributing more. The author believes elimination is possible but requires extensive study and planning.
Kenedy Texas hosts 12 District No 24 V F W posts at the Post Home on May 27 1956 with about 300 guests. Commander A G Doc Park leads preparations including barbecue led by Roos and Sims, memorial service led by Chaplain Roy Freeman, and an original entertainment program chaired by Dick David. Attendees travel from Yoakum Goliad Victoria Shiner Refugio Hallettsville Moulton Beeville Yorktown Ptus and Runge.
The cotton situation deemed the most critical ever faced will be aired at Farm Bureau meetings May 28 in Corpus Christi May 29 in Dallas and May 30 in Lubbock. Speakers include Jack Lynn M K Horne and Hoyt Gaston outlining the seven point program price study and reserve reduction.
Funeral from page 1 notes the death of Mr Grametbauer a Range farmer and rancher formerly of Mol ton with life in Range 49 years He left a son Emil J a daughter Mrs Everest Kolodziejczyk a brother Frank Krametbauer and siblings Blakeney Peters Prachatice Czechoslovakia four grandchildren He belonged to SPJST and ODHS lodges and spent much time in Mol ton prior to Range tenure.
Zion Lutheran will hold Pentecost festival services at 8 00 a m on Sunday to avoid conflict with Decoration Day events at the City Cemetery There is no Sunday School The church calendar lists Thursday 8 00 p m Evangelism Mission Last Service Friday 8 00 p m Mission Rally in Yoakum Saturday 8 45 a m Confirmation class Sunday 8 00 a m Pentecost festival Tuesday 8 00 p m Sunday School staff Wednesday 2 30 p m Women s Missionary Society 7 45 p m Choir Thursday 8 00 p m Brotherhood
A roundup of Junior Achievement activities in Dallas and Houston will air on The Humble Company's Texas in Review. The program also features a butyl rubber irrigation demonstration near Uvalde, the 30th anniversary of Love Field Dallas, and Parker County Centennial films. Air times: May 22 KTBC Austin 7 00 pm KPRC Houston 6 30 pm WOAI San Antonio 6 30 pm.
Dietschke, a four year standout at Texas A and M, earned the Danforth Fellowship for Graduate Study after serving as Executive Officer and later president of the student section of the American Society of Agronomy. He held multiple leadership roles, earned honors as Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore, led student groups, and supported himself through work and scholarships.
A University of Illinois extension engineer warns farm tractors kill over 1,000 annually. Fatigue, excessive speed, improper brakes, and extra riders top the dangers. Teen operators need strict supervision. Plan work to cut roadside exposure and use lights and reflective tape at night.
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