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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
5
Distribution of pressure canners was released from all controls by the War Food Administration on September 21. Production for the first nine months of 1944 is estimated at 400,000 versus 65,000 in 1942. manufacturers are expected to continue into 1945, keeping canners on the market for spring and summer vegetables.
Tax Assessor-Collector John L. Smolik announces that representatives from his office will be in Moulton on Tuesday and Wednesday October 17 and 18 to collect state and county taxes for 1944.
Lavaca county commissioners court appoints August Baca as constable of precinct No 8 covering Shiner, succeeding L A Mladenko who resigned. Baca had been nominated at the recent Democratic primary election.
The Office of Price Administration announced a new shoe stamp set to become good on November 1. The specific stamp number will be announced at a later date.
Mrs Will Ullman of Yoakum spent last week Tuesday with Miss Helen Urban. Mrs Albert Heiman returned to Houston Monday after visiting relatives and friends. Miss Gladys Cervenka returned to San Antonio Monday after several days with relatives. Dr O A Darilek of Corpus Christi was in Moulton visiting home folks and handling business matters last week.
E. M. Halliburton of Elm Grove has been visiting the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. A F Halliburton, sharing time and calling on friends in the community.
Miss Alice Kram of Seton School of Nursing in Austin spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Edmund Kram.
Mrs. Albert Lehman Mrs. F. E. Wasek and Mrs. Herbert Koba with daughter Nancy of Sweet Home were guests of Miss Helen Urban Friday.
Paul Tyler seaman first class stationed at Ocean Side California arrives Friday morning on leave to spend time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A H Tyler.
Miss Lillian Darilek of Houston visits her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek. She recently completed the course in the St Joseph's School of Nursing in Houston.
Staff Sgt. Nolan Wagner writes his parents from a hospital in England that he is getting along fine. Sgt. Dennis Wagner, previously in Corsica, is now stationed in France.
A column argues American labor forces last year paid about 90 billion in wages, driving a large share of national income. It links secure, well paid jobs to industry efficiency, warns against cheap foreign labor, and urges higher output with fair wages to boost prosperity, ahead of next week’s note on government roles.
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