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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
4
The article reports the RAF drop sequence across Germany lasting 90 minutes with about 400 tons in a major raid and Cologne encounter delivering 3000 tons including 1,000,000 incendiaries. It urges buying more war bonds and stamps.
Sugar from beets and sugar from cane are identical and may be used interchangeably for any purpose. This aside, sweetness alone cannot substitute the necessary physical form texture and consistency required for candy making.
State Police Director Homer Garrison urged Texas motorists to review license dates as the first two year renewal licenses begin expiring this month. Renewals require a filled application, the current license stub, a mailed renewal before expiration, and a $0.50 money order or cashier's check.
Dr Elmer Darwin Ball 73 longtime agriculture official and scientist died after a long illness in Pasadena He served as assistant secretary of agriculture under Wilson and Harding 1920 21 directed scientific research 1921 25 was dean of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture 1929 31 and led the Association of Economic Zoologists among other roles He is survived by his widow Mildred Norwell Ball.
Mrs Lina Weber aunt of Adm. Chester W Nimitz died Monday at Path Texas and was buried Wednesday on her 77th birthday in Fredericksburg. She lived with her daughter Mrs Benno Schriever and Had long kept up correspondence with the admiral who was born six months after his father’s death.
Horace A. Smith of Phillipsburg on leave sought a new A gas ration book after losing his. The local war and price ration board required an advertisement of the loss. He ran an ad in an Easton paper from the Mediterranean S.A. stating the loss and his address. he notes his ship was torpedoed.
George S. Benson, president of Harding College, argues that democracies fall from apathy and warns against threats to private enterprise, free speech, voting rights, and worship. He cites history and warns that any attack on one pillar endangers all four.
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