Moulton Eagle masthead and date October 31 1952
The Moulton Eagle announces its weekly publication in Moulton Texas with KNAPE publishers and proprietors. Subscription rates are 2.50 yearly in advance 1.50 for six months 1.00 for three months and single copies available. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Moulton post office under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.F. Knape
W. L. Knape Publishers and Proprietors
Moulton, Texas
Moulton
Texas
Prosperity claim tied to wars and bloodied history
Uriah C. Coolgrove Sr. argues the Democratic party produced “prosperity” only through war and bloodshed. He cites World War I, World War II, and Korea with American casualty totals to claim the party is dangerous and unworthy, urging votes for Republican electors on November 4.
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Democratic Party
The
Chronicle
America
Hitler
Tojo
Korea
Harry S. Truman
Beserk
National Democratic Party
National Republican
United States
Uriah C. Coolgrove Sr
Braward
Mayer Places First In Army Rifle Shoot
Pvt. Charles G. Mayer, training about one month at Camp Roberts, California, won first in rifle shooting on Record Day with 243 points of 265. The contest had 204 competitors. Mayer is the son of Paul Mayer of near Moulton.
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Charles G. Mayer
Camp Roberts
California
Pvt
Mayer
Paul Mayer
Moulton
Helweg Stationed In Korea With Anti Aircraft Artillery
Lt. Daniel L. Helweg son of Mr and Mrs Leon Helweg of Richmond Texas has been with the anti aircraft artillery in Korea since June He was born in Moulton and is the grandson of Mrs Louise Helweg and Mr and Mrs John C Mueller of Moulton In other news Mr Carl Hermes and family have moved to Victoria where he will work as a carpenter in the growing city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Helweg
Leon Helweg
Richmond
Texas
Korea
Daniel
Moulton
Louise Helweg
John C. Mueller
Mr. Carl Hermes
Victoria
Mr. Hermes
Visitors and travels of local residents and serviceman
Pfc. Victor J. Jungbauer of Fort Devens Massachusetts is visiting home folks. Victoria residents welcomed relatives and friends for weekend visits. Elo Mraz of Houston spent the weekend with her mother Mrs John Culak. Albert Rosenauer and Gene Boehm visited New Braunfels with the Osterloh and Pilat families. Anton Koncaba of Hallettsville spent Monday with the A Koncaba family. Mrs Ike York and others visited Dilworth last week. Marilyn Kalischko of San Antonio visited her parents here with the Kalischko family. Joe Kalischko and family of Nursery visited relatives. Pilat and Kristynek families visited Angleton. Marvin Haase and family returned from Dubuque Town and Chicago with sightseeing. they were away one week.
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Victor J. Jungbauer
Fort Devens
Massachusetts
Elo Mraz
Houston
John Culak
Marilyn Kalischko
San Antonio
Edw. A. Kalischko
Marvin Haase
H. W. Haase
Herbert Roy
Dubuque, Town
Wilford Bigot
Chicago
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Moulton Eagle
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Helweg
Carl Hermes
Albert Rosenauer
Gene Boehm
New Braunfels
Mrs
Fred Osterloh
Ad. C. Pilat
Albert Pilat
James Havrda
Anton Koncaba
Hallettsville
A. Koncaba
Ike York
W. K. Richter
Pren Lockwell
Dilworth
Joe Kalischko
Julia Kristynek
Schulenburg
Angleton
Wesson
RITZ
Nabisco
Kcti — Gonzales
KRAFT
Velveeta
Look
Neeeth “Eas Cara
Decker
Korn
Linacte
Tareo
Texson
Bobby
Delicious
Rome
Cp Ayn
Green Firm Head
Tokay
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