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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1960
Page
2
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Mr and Mrs Erwin Skalka and their sons from Schulenburg visited here Sunday evening, sharing greetings with local residents during a relaxed social call.
The Moulton Eagle published weekly in Moulton Texas on October 1 1960 states publisher is Malee Publishing Co Hallettsville Texas editor and business manager Edwin Gallia Jr. of Hallettsville The owners listed are Walter and Anna Malee Anna Malec and Richard Malec of Wallettsville Texas No bonds or mortgages are listed The circulation is 1350 Signed by Walter Malec Publisher Sworn and notarized before Mrs A B Schultz in Wallettsville Texas with commission expiring June 1961.
The piece argues against Amendment No 4 regulating insurance while stressing Amendment No 3 on legislators pay. It cites Catholic leaders opposing church state clashes and notes Kennedy versus Nixon in Texas. It warns of Communism and praises free thought against total state power and bureaucratic control.
On Sunday registration opens at 9:30 a.m. in the High School Gym. The joint session, led by Lat C Sutton, includes invocation by L F Dornan and Preamble by James D Rotherme. Judge W D Bryan delivers welcome, Ben Reue responds, and Sen Culp Krueger introduces guests. Charles Herring delivers principal address. Lunch at Sealy Legion Park at noon.
Mr and Mrs Emil Jaluska traveled to San Antonio Thursday for undisclosed reasons, with their appearance marking a brief local social outing.
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