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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1952
Page
9
The famous cherry trees in Washington bloom across April and May as visitors flock to see the spectacle. Tourism-related spending in Hawaii totals about $35 million each year. The Canal Zone covers 648 square miles in area.
A collage of quips on history, science and daily life. Notes mention the Knights of the Bath bath ritual, early moon exploration, lunar visibility, nails varieties, England and Iowa area, orange as berry, U.S. family wages, nail growth patterns, nail growth by season, frost bite care, lime scale in tea kettles, and Chinese literacy pace starting at age three.
The Eagle lists readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names span Moulton, Shiner, San Antonio, Houston, Flatonia, Boerne, Waco, Austin, and more with many residents from Moulton and nearby towns. The note also includes stray non-subscriber items and erroneous lines about India, Exodus, electors, and a bee keeper.
A narrator lists curious Los Angeles scenes and oddities from Culver City to Wilshire Boulevard. Highlights include a neon lakeside glow at Douglas McArthur Park, Angel’s Flight, Ardmore House cafe, Smart & Final, Birch Caine, and Miracle Mile shopping. The piece closes with a joking note about W. C. Fields and a theatre sign about a forced Air Force return.
A statement notes that heavyweight fighters have no upper weight limit, implying unlimited upper bound for weight categories. It emphasizes that unlike lighter classes, heavies can continue to gain weight without a specified cap.
National Safety Council lauds women for outstanding traffic safety work. Examples include Missouri license law passage after a woman's drive sparked a statewide campaign, a Florida rural mailbox safety project in Orlando, and North Carolina placards warning drivers about the next accident victim. Women’s programs reduced crash rates by about one third in many communities.
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