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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1948

Page

6

Weekly News Analysis Berlin Crisis Nears Showdown

Berlin crisis looms as tensions rise toward a showdown while the first peacetime draft begins. A special session opens a campaign cycle as editor notes pushback and strategic discussions dominate coverage.

Berlin

Berlin Crisis and Draft Plan Shape 1948 Politics

Western allies confront the Berlin blockade with firm resolve to stay and negotiate while reinforcing Germany. Truman schedules a broad draft, with 9.5 million youths to register from August 30 to September 18, selecting volunteers for rapid military buildup. The 1948 campaign heats up as third and fourth parties contest, led by Thurmond Wright ticket in the South.

Russia Berlin Lucius D. Clay U. S Germany Robert Murphy Clay Truman Marshall Army Royall United States Europe Kremlin America Congress Henry Wallace Glenn Taylor Philadelphia Birmingham Ala J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina Fielding L. Wright Mississippi Alabama

Food stores claim larger share of retail dollar

Department of commerce analysts report food stores now capture 27.6 cents of every retail dollar, up from 23.5 cents in 1940, showing food outlets outperform other businesses since the war.

Department of Commerce

Bright Sayings of Oldsters Highlights From Leaders

A compilation of quotes from Dorothy Kenyon, Sherman Minton, Winston Churchill, and Arthur W. Radford. The remarks touch on women in skill roles, communist influence in unions, Russia under the Kremlin, and wartime sacrifices.

Dorothy Kenyon New York City U. S United Nations’ Commission On Status of Women Congress Sherman Minton U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Russia Kremlin Ivan the Terrible Winston Churchill Corregidor Arthur W. Radford

Crackdown on Reds Echoes Subversive Front at Home

Uneasiness over foreign affairs spurs two actions against subversive elements. A federal grand jury in New York indicted 12 Communist leaders for conspiring to overthrow the U S government and for membership in a party threatening the government. Separate charges claim foreign agents used the United Nations to mask subversive activity here.

Community Party Sperial Federal Grand Jury New York U. S Atty Tom C. Clark William Z. Foster Benjamin Davis New York City John Gates The Daily Worker Communist National Board United Nations State Department Senate Robert C. Alexander Department Visa Commission U. N

Straw as paper and board material gains in farm waste

The piece notes 38 million tons of straw wasted yearly on U.S. farms and outlines straw pulp as a substitute for wood pulp in fine papers. It highlights strawboard use in packing liners, potential growth with new baling tech, and a 8 to 20 percent income boost from straw sales, plus broader research from the Peoria lab.

U.S Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Laboratory Peoria Ill

First Aid to the Ailing House

Household repairs cover linoleum bulges wallboard and plaster soot cleaning. Advice includes sealing linoleum bulges with cement or roofing cement and weights drying, replacing poor wallboard, and removing grime from pastel walls with a wallpaper cleaner and checking furnace filters.

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