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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
8
Paul Mallon reports a shift in thinking on Russia from hostile to a cautious armed peace. Observers argue treaties may prove limited while a realistic, robust defense is essential to prevent complacency and ensure national security amid UNO and Paris findings.
The piece argues the rules committee's power disrupts majority rule as Truman foes, notably Slaughter, lose primary. It cites Michener on how loss of Slaughter could restore party functioning, warning the current setup undermines two party governance and legislative flow.
The piece argues air power reshapes warfare, noting the United States long pursued rockets and artillery, shifted focus to aircraft before World War II, and now leads in rocket and drone artillery concepts alongside traditional guns. It highlights the rocket’s evolving role and the era of pilotless drones.
The piece reflects on military life from World War I through World War II and beyond. It notes YMCA and Red Cross canteens at the front, USO meals, and shifts in how soldiers are treated. It mentions Montgomery urging civilian living standards for British troops and a large terminal leave pay bill pushing almost three billion dollars to veterans.
The text reports Moscow demanding Turkey break the 1936 Montreux convention to share control of the Dardanelles with the Soviet Union. It notes Turkish fears of Red troop occupation and Turkey's inability to resist alone.
The War Department announced that applications for unused furlough pay will be available at all post offices by mid September. Bonds will be disbursed after month end due to printing time. Applications will be acknowledged on receipt and sworn statements accepted unless fraud is suspected.
William K Jackson president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urged immediate congressional action to slash federal spending. He spoke at Northwestern University on the Evanston campus during the National Institute for Commercial and Trade Organization Executives. He called for a budget committee to cap appropriations and coordinate spending with revenues. He urged states to regain powers from Washington and warned against overreliance on federal solutions. He also urged no special federal appropriations for states and a push to balance labor and management responsibilities.
This excerpt introduces Home-Making BOOK No 3 which provides directions for more than thirty ideas to repurpose odds and ends from attics and storerooms into usable home furnishings. Readers can obtain a postpaid copy for 15 cents by sending a request.
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