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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1954
Page
2
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Yarborough spent 279722 on his campaign, not counting supporters in labor unions or outside spend. Shivers spent a similar amount. campaigns rely on headquarters funds plus independent spending. The writer argues the system magnifies costs and calls for cheaper methods to elect state officials amid global tensions.
The piece contrasts Red peace petitioners with wartime marches and notes Mozart as a supreme musical genius whose grave remains unknown. It mocks Washington’s McCarthy era hearings, arguing the Army inquiry yielded nothing and the Senate probe offers little progress or truth.
The piece laments widespread sympathy for communism among educated readers revealing a surprising breadth of support. It argues that liberal circles misread modern slavery as a lesser threat and warn that many have lost sight of freedom in their era.
The article notes a government worker definition for a taxpayer and argues many work hours go to tax payments. It welcomes budget reductions and tax cuts but stresses public support for concrete spending and tax reforms and accountability for everyone. It ends with a warning that the public gets the government they deserve.
State Health Department summary shows disease deaths among ages five to nineteen cut by two thirds in 15 years. Immunization improved, home and school environment better, and public health education credited for lower rates. In 1938 one in 594 children died of disease. in 1953 it was one in 1785.
U S farm exports rose 36 percent in June from a year earlier, totaling 2.932 billion dollars for the year ending June. Cotton, peanuts, raisins, cottonseed oil and flaxseed drove gains while corn shipments fell and tobacco and orange exports cooled. Enrollment in public schools also showed a rise of 70 000 from 1938.
Washington reports three years remain to apply for G I Bill home loans with a July 26 1957 cutoff. R G Hughes notes high repayment claims on VA backed loans and a 60 percent guarantee up to 7500. Korean G I Bill offers 10 year guarantees after the emergency ends for service after June 27 1950.
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