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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1940
Page
6
Tot Will Be Happy For Crocheted Set. THs crocheted set of hood with scarf and muff delights every little girl. Pattern 2321 includes directions for 5 to 12 year sizes with illustrations and materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Nee dlecraft Dept New York for pattern 2321.
Woodrow Wilson describes political terms by their relation to action. He defines progressive as recognizing new facts and adjusting policies to changing circumstances.
A short note urges giving praise to uplift others who feel overwhelmed. It emphasizes timely encouragement can rekindle drive and hope when motivation wanes.
A column surveys Joseph Caillaux as a longtime French statesman and financier, noting his influence on monetary policy and the battles he has weathered. It contrasts his career with modern economic reformers and juxtaposes Western relief efforts with the Hull House legacy.
The piece reports Pan American nations moving to enforce a stricter neutrality zone and internment rules for belligerent ships in American ports. It notes Graf Spee, Columba and Arauca incidents pushing Western Hemisphere states to curb naval aggression and safeguard regional waters.
Herbert Hoover sent Finland’s Premier Risto Ryti $100000 raised by his relief group in its first week. James F. Montgomery, U.S. minister to Hungary, arrived in Manhattan and may resign if his wife cannot accompany him. Mrs. Orson Welles heads to Reno amid divorce talks. Washington circles suggest John D. Wickham, Wisconsin judge, could join the U.S. Supreme Court to fill the late Pierce Butler’s seat.
In Washington the Navy awarded a 20,016,699 dollar contract for airplanes to Consolidated Aircraft of San Diego. In Quincy Massachusetts the Navy tested the new aircraft carrier the 21,000,000 dollar Wasp on a trial run along the New England coast with deck equipment hidden under tarpaulins.
Instructions from Ruth Wyeth Spears describe a washable oil cloth pony stuffed with cotton. Pattern outlines A body B mane C tail D ears E joining strip F bottoms of feet and legs. Cut two ears sew tail padded, sew edges with heavy thread, and assemble.
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