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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
6
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes the German spring offensive as a final desperate effort in World War I. It contrasts with farmers harvesting banner crops and reflects on the war’s shifting burdens.
Allied troops blunt Von Rundstedt's push on the Western Front as U S reserves reinforce against a major Nazi breakthrough. Patton's First Army meets stiff resistance in the Saar while Himmler takes command in the Colmar pocket. In the Philippines MacArthur's forces advance on Mindoro and Leyte as carrier planes hammer Japanese shipping.
The Senate confirmed William L. Clayton and Nelson Rockefeller as assistants to Secretary Stettinius as critics charge the reorganization favors the House of Morgan. Roosevelt says the Atlantic Charter is a guiding statement, not a formal treaty. USDA reports near record crops with 24 percent above the 1923 32 drought average, corn at 3 228 361 000 bushels and wheat at 1 078 647 000.
Washington predicts a liberal groundswell across Europe influencing postwar governance. The piece contrasts Greek royalist tensions with French resistance, noting De Gaulle’s leadership and the evolving stance of French Communists toward democracy. It cites the Free France editorial on postwar alignment and resistance credibility.
Crochet pattern 7239 features five motifs sized about 5 by 11 inches with transfer details. Send 16 cents in coins plus your name, address and pattern number to the listed Sewing Circle address.
An editorial notes most local offices are filled in nonpartisan elections. It cites California North Dakota Minnesota Nebraska and other states where judges and local officers run without party designations and 1248 of 2033 cities with populations over 5000 elect council members nonpartisan.
Mrs Catherine Ingrassia of Detroit testifies her husband refused to work while Mr Roosevelt was president and is granted a divorce. Separate notes report a Urbana man Howard Hoy aged 24 dies in a barnyard plane crash shortly after buying his own plane. A Forest Park couple welcomes a premature two pound baby boy surprised by both parents after Mrs Snodgrass complains of back-ache.
Briefs note a new black money market that hides large deposits from records and warn that some cash deposits may bounce. The column recalls a weight carrying race by Japanese around Java and jokes about diplomatic divides over Archibald McLeish and John Hay.
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