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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
4
Miss Italy Rose Novosad, a student at a Austin business college, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Novosad. Corpus Christi visitors Mr. Joe Knesek and family and Mr. Louis Knesek and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knesek for a weekend stay.
County Judge Paul H. Fertsch releases tabulation of Lavaca County special election returns. Tax fund reallocation 960 against 313. Soldier voting 971 against 287. Legislators pay increase 209 against 1062. Supreme Court member increase 454 against 781. Old age assistance increase 472 against 791.
Mrs. Johnnie Wagner of near Moulton had her tonsils removed at the Shiner Hospital recently and is recovering well.
Carol Ann Darilek, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Darilek, celebrated her fourth birthday on Saturday August 25. Fourteen friends attended and prizes were awarded to Rebecca Halliburton and Richard Orts. Refreshments were served.
The following men from this section were among those recently discharged from army service T-4 Victor Schoenfeld Sergeant John R. Anderle Private William Starry Sergeant George J. Mayer. Mrs T T Walker returns to San Saba after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E O Arnim.
A summer reflection on winter readiness and the OPA price rules. The piece argues 1942 price ceilings hinder reconversion and civilian production, calling for a simple, broad rule to let industry sell at current costs while avoiding panic and unemployment. It raises the tension between bureaucratic rulemaking and practical needs of workers and customers.
The Personal Aircraft Council calls for simplified rules to boost private flying in America. It argues airspace should be open to all, ownership not more restricted than autos, and much paperwork removed. The piece urges pilot skill proof over rigid certification and proposes traffic rule changes to fit personal aircraft.
Mr. A. H. Gibson and family of Damon visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gibson here last week. W. L. Henkhaus, owner of the Shiner Hatchery, was in Moulton last Thursday to attend to business matters.
Mr Otto Pagel and family of Hallettsville and Mr William E Darilek and family of Schulenburg visited in the Emil Darilek home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Vladimir Dari lek and daughter of San Antonio visited with Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek Saturday and Sunday.
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