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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1973
Page
2
The Malec Publishing Co publishes weekly Friday editions in Moulton Texas. Based in Moulton, the firm releases local newspaper content every week as part of its publishing schedule.
A collection of public opinion pieces criticizes Nixon era politics and fiscal waste. It compares Hitler and Stalin to warn of bureaucratic overreach, urges reform and cheaper government, and questions Congress spending, postal service efficiency, and centralized control impacting rural areas.
The record lists meeting times 1st Thursday of each month at 7 30 p m at Saint Joseph Gym with Grand Regent Kathy Feshbeck and Vice Gr Regent Norma Hoepfi.
Robert Payne argues power must be shared to thwart tyranny. The book notes Hitler's brutal conquest and mass killings, including the devastation of Czech towns like Lidice where men were killed and women and children sent to camps.
The writer questions rising pay for lawmakers citing many lawyers among legislators. They criticize bureaucratic waste at state and federal levels and urge reform through reducing representation per district and adjusting session costs.
A collection of aphorisms and satirical quips touching topics from Nixon and Ford to fashion rights for women, holiday timing, adolescence, and humor as a coping tool, presented in a breezy, observational tone.
Wholesale fuel suppliers were urged to use a common sense method in allocating middle distillates during the transition period of the mandatory allocation program effective November 1. Duke R. Ligon of the Interior Department emphasized fair shares based on October 1973 purchases and noted flexibility in borrowing or swapping allocations, with guidance available through GOOG field offices.
Historian Pauli C. Boethel outlines Lavaca County’s sheriff lineage from 1846 to 1973, noting thirty men and one woman, Gladys Dodds. Long tenures after 1870 contrast with Civil War era turnover, highlights include Theo C. Long 1949–1964 and E. H. Houchins 1910–1920 and 1928–1934.
Mrs. Chas. Darilek of Fla tonia and Mrs. Chas. Ermis of Austin visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Anton Faltisek.
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