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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1974
Page
2
Edwin Gallia Jr serves as Editor Manager while Gladys Malinek is named Local Editor in a newsroom leadership update. The new arrangement outlines editorial oversight for the city desk and regional coverage.
The Moulton VFW Auxiliary meets every second Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Moulton VFW Hall. Joyce Cinadr serves as president, Bernadette Motal as secretary, and Anita Fojt as treasurer.
The piece argues the South moves toward two party competition with figures like U S Senator Tower, notes big money in campaigns, and questions whether elections reflect candidate quality or funding. It contrasts democracy with communism and cites Nixon’s 1968 campaign spending as a record.
The Texas Big Thicket will become a national preserve after a presidential signing setting aside 84 400 acres. The piece notes wilderness beauty and debates whether access should be limited or guided by a future monorail. The text includes reader columns on politics and a community notice from San Antonio and surrounding towns.
The piece argues slavery ended by Civil War yet wars remain a greater barbarity driven by rulers and powerful war money interests. It cites President Wilson's aim to end war and Senator Lodge's opposition, noting churches could do more to counteract war profits and violence affecting people.
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley tells reporters the number of Soviet bloc intelligence agents in the United States has grown significantly over the last decade and a half, with tripled representation and fourfold rise in agents, stressing the need for vigilance during tense times.
The passage argues that Jefferson and Franklin opposed political parties due to big money power. It claims campaign spending determined outcomes, citing Nixon's record vote and over thirty million dollars spent. It contrasts with Ford and Rockefeller elected without such campaigns and notes Congress chooses leaders, marking a historic example.
Clementine Zeisberg expresses sincere thanks to those who sent cheer cards inquired about her health visited her in Columbus Hospital Foundation and during convalescence at home. Your kindness will always be remembered.
Holy Masses are scheduled Friday All Saints Day at 6 30 and 8 00 AM and 6 30 PM with cemetery procession to follow. Saturday All Souls Day masses at 6 30 and 8 00 AM and 6 30 PM and grave blessing after the 8 o clock Mass. Sunday November 3 masses at 6 30 and 8 00 AM and social at 6 PM. Memorial service draws large crowd. Father Kusman delivered address at cemetery. Sunday visitors include Jasek and Janak families from San Antonio and Houston. marriage of Tony Okruhlik to a St Marys parishioner noted.
In Memoriam 2 Moulton Lodge No 59 ODS Moulton Texas mourns the passing of Frank Schoenweitz of Moulton Texas who joined the lodge 63 years ago. The committee offers sympathy to the family and wishes him peace in rest. Also Mr and Mrs Harvey A Wagner and Miss Wave land visited and attended the 1935 45 Class Reunion at the VFW Hall and then traveled to Houston Airport before returning home.
Lt. Gov. Hobby told Sen. Mauzy that Texas could call a new constitutional convention with a legislative majority and possibly voter approval. He cited New Jersey's 1944 and 1947 actions and noted a newly created division of constitutional revision in the Legislative Council as context.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Hajek with children from Victoria and Mr and Mrs Leroy Muehlstein with sons from San Antonio visited their relatives and joined Mr and Mrs Emil Muehlstein for a Golden Wedding Celebration held Sunday at St Josephs Auditorium.
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