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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1954
Page
2
Walter Mal argues church bells symbolize national freedom linking religion to America’s founding. He endorses Governor Shivers as a leading Democratic presidential candidate, praising his principled leadership amid unemployment and urban concerns.
The speaker argues that current farm policies fail to satisfy displaced farmers and deter young people from staying on farms. More machinery increases jobs, but tariffs reduce industry markets and parity keeps prices high, worsening farm conditions.
The historian Toynbee argues that four principal religions exist today and attempts to equate Islam Hinduism and Buddhism with Christianity. He questions whether other faiths can be considered equal to Christianity.
The writer compares Christianity with other religions in producing civilization and culture asking if non Christian peoples are behind in human progress. They speculate about communism becoming a world religion and whether human spirit will endure such domination.
Researcher D V Lefemine of the Miami Cancer Institute reports the first scientific identification of a cancer-producing chemical, 3 4 benzpyrene, in burned paper from cigarettes. He burned enough paper to make 80 000 cigarettes and recovered tar to extract benzpyrene which has caused cancer in animals. Preliminary work suggests tobacco may contain a lesser amount or even protective compounds, with soot-like tar from urban air linked to higher lung cancer rates.
Ed Gossett of Dallas urged approval of Amendment Four to transfer surplus from the Confederate Pension Fund to a State Building fund. He told Corpus Christi Kiwanis the measure on November 2 would finance a State Court and State Office building without new taxes, saving $250,000 yearly by consolidating agencies now outside the capitol. He said the plan would end partitions and improve the Capitol’s stature.
In loving memory of William Hoepfl called to his heavenly home October 29 1953. A heartfelt tribute from wife and children notes the loss, praises his character, and expresses hope of reunion in a glorious dawn. Card of thanks acknowledges support and assigns sentiments to the deceased.
Government loans for broiler facilities have shrunk since July as Congress limited farm housing loans and charged a link between credit and overproduction. The Farmers Home Administration said new broiler loans are now confined to the farm ownership program, affecting eight million dollar industry. Senator Williams pressed a ban on using government funds to expand broiler facilities, citing rising production and falling prices.
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