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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
8
Western Newspaper Union reports weekly analysis that President Truman pushes his legislative agenda directly to the public while CIO intensifies efforts to preserve high take-home pay. The piece notes editor’s disclaimers about agency perspective.
President Truman urges the public to push Congress to act on nine national program components aimed at stabilizing the postwar economy. He highlights a 30 day strike ban with a fact finding board, housing for five million, and extending price controls. Labor unrest looms with CIO United Packinghouse Workers seeking a 25 cent hourly raise for 200,000 workers and steel conflicts looming as the CIO and U.S. Steel push for wage relief amid price concerns.
The Arab League with about 33 million people aims a broad boycott of Zionist manufactured goods in Palestine and surrounding states. Syria Lebanon and Saudi Arabia have acted while Egypt Iraq and Trans-Jordan prepare. Palestine remains cautious amid shifting Arab policy and Jewish export gains.
The iron and steel industry reaches a record 95,505,280 tons annual ingot capacity in 1945, with facilities now spread across 27 states. Four states Oregon, Tennessee, Utah, and another unnamed state shifted from no facilities in 1938 to active plants, while open capacity grows from 22 to 25 states.
Prof Oliver J. Lee of Northwestern University Observatory predicts a near maximum six eclipses in 1946. Most will be unseen from the United States, with only one solar eclipse visible there covering 44 percent of the sun.
A Washington correspondent reflects on the Nuremberg war crimes trials noting Grotius and the outlawry of aggressive war, the Karl Doenitz Keitel defense, Jackson's argument for a conspiracy to wage aggressive war, and the trial’s significance to Allied publics. It also covers Streicher's marginal role, press conduct, and the broader postwar consequences including German democratization and baseball among youths.
In parts of Germany, France, and Italy a belief links burying a drop of blood under a rose tree to rosy cheeks. A Washington headline proclaims unemployment prospects brighter, yet that does not feel like cheer.
Sewing Circle releases pattern No 8968 a princess party dress for tots sizes 2 to 6 years detailing fabric needs 1534 yards of 36 or 39 inch material 34 yard ruffling and 34 yard eyelet embroidery Pattern No 1358 targets teens sizes 14 to 46 with size 16 requiring 35 percent of 35 inch material or 314 yards of 39 inch fabric
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