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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1953
Page
2
The Komensky 4-H Club met with Home Demonstrator Miss Werth at 10 30 p m on Monday Nov 16. Patsy Pavlicek spoke on Safety at Home while Helen Tupa Mary Ann Gillar and Lorene Fisbeck explained the Eight Steps in making and carrying a motion.
Oak Grove 4-H clubs met with county agent Jack Lindsey and Home Demonstration Agent Izora Worth. Dennis Fisbeck presided at the boys meeting where youths selected projects and learned about cage layers to keep eggs clean and safe. Iris Dean Raab led the girls meeting with fabric samples and pattern ideas. Linda Dullye reported.
The American Legion will spearhead a movement to declare November 11 as All Veterans Day in Texas. A state community service committee led by Bay City Mayor R C Gusman adopted a resolution at state headquarters stating Armistice Day national status should honor World War II and Korea veterans. The panel noted VJ Day and Pearl Harbor Day lack formal recognition and called for a fixed day to pause and honor those who died in the wars of the past two generations.
A duster-length corduroy coat from Avondale, styled for versatile wear with or without its belt. The fabric remains a popular casual choice this winter, featured in a olive paper fashion snippet with notes on its belt option.
In a volley of charges and defenses, critics claim Truman promoted White to aid Russia while others dismiss the accusations as demagoguery. The piece links anti liberal rhetoric, Alger Hiss, and red scare politics to farm policy, tariffs, and capitalism in a portrait of midcentury partisan battle.
Important notice states that all communications addressed to The Moulton Eagle for publication must be signed by the writer and that the writer's name will not be published with the items sent in. The policy emphasizes accountability and author attribution.
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