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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
5
A Liberty ship loaded with 15 420 bags of Texas seed wheat and 1 166 bags of rye left Houston bound for Czechoslovakian farmers. Other relief shipments included alfalfa seed for Yugoslavia and Greece, barley for Czechoslovakia and Greece, and vetch for Greece. Vegetable seed is being sent to China.
President Truman selects Fred M. Vinson to head the Treasury amid a push for high taxes to support postwar employment and national debt. The article argues Vinson’s tax stance favors job creation and industrial expansion while safeguarding the dollar’s stability and America’s living standard.
The next deadline for Texas livestock owners to register cattle brands is October 1. Under a 1943 law as amended, any unfiled brand may be adopted by another user after the date. War service exemptions allowed until October 1 1945 for filing. One person may file multiple brands used to mark cattle.
Mr. Lewis Nix and family of Gonzales spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Anton F. Pustejovsky. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osterloh of San Antonio visit Mary Rosenauer. Joe Schoenfeld and family from San Antonio spent the weekend in Moulton visiting kin. Walter Mueller and family from Ballinger stayed with Frank Jurek family. Sgt. Fred Jurek of Kelly Field is on a fifteen day furlough visiting home folks.
Miss Colleen Fehrenkamp returns to Houston after a short visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fehrenkamp.
Miss Lovelle Fiedler of Houston arrived Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Baur and Mr. and Mrs. Elmor Eberhard.
Pfe. and Mrs. James T. Few of Taylors South Carolina are visiting in the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Kolar.
Mrs. E Janszen and daughter Miss Leona Janszen have returned from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at LaGrange.
Emil Grunwald spent part of last week in Houston visiting his son EF Grunwald’s family and handling business matters. He met relatives and attended to pending affairs during the stay.
Pvt. James Roznovsky of Fort Sam Houston Texas visited his parents Mr and Mrs Steve Roznovsky during the weekend in San Antonio Texas.
Mr. Roy Vogt and his family have left Inglewood California and moved to Moulton Texas saying there is no place like Texas. The cutline notes their return highlights a preference for their home state.
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