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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1951
Page
2
Mild mannered James Jordan, 24, operates as the country’s busiest forger, copying up to 20 signatures daily since October 1, 1950. He has forged more than 5,000 signatures including those of Herbert Hoover and Gen. Douglas MacArthur, yet has not faced prison.
Radio JAte on screen features Red Skelton star of new TV show with David Rose and Skylarks. The article also profiles James Jordan, signature engraver for Sheaffer, who recreates 14K gold signatures and forged pens used in famous events, including Japanese Peace Pact pens.
Barney Craig and Dan Chester, two lodge candidates, feud after initiation pranks escalate into a prolonged series of outside brawls. Dan pits himself against Barney, culminating in several lengthy fights with injuries and a stale truce.
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Readers and politicians alike praise Herbert Hoover as a leading American statesman. The piece recalls Hoover’s near nomination in Philadelphia, notes public credit for his policies, and argues he could unite the party and steer clear of war with Russia while fixing inflation and bureaucracy.
An aged Hungarian queen famed for Hungary water became renowned for beauty. At 72 her beauty led the King of Poland to seek her hand in marriage.
Instructions request sending 25 cents for the Multi-Color Fawns pattern No. 373. Includes transfer and laundering steps and a request to address to Joan Stuart Box 424 wee Square Station New York with sender name and address and pattern number.
A riddle driven piece presents lines about wealth and power, with claims of revival and dominance over men. It contrasts past beauty with present vanity and ends with a challenge about extraordinary feats. The voice questions whether such feats can be performed.
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