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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1948

Page

6

U S Tightens Welcome for Russian Agriculture Missions

Washington officials say they will harden hospitality toward Russian agriculture missions after repeated access requests were denied. Soviet visitors sought detailed facility data and exceeded approved party sizes, prompting a shift to a frigid approach toward future exchanges.

Washington Agriculture Department Southwest Madison Wis Oregon State College U. S

Hooveres Choice Neutra l stance on GOP nominees hinted

Herbert Hoover says he will stay strictly neutral toward all GOP candidates for the presidential nomination. He notes that any of Tom Dewey, Bob Taft, Arthur Vandenberg, or Joe Martin would be a strong president.

Herbert Hoover G.O.P Hoover Tom Dewey Sen Bob Taft Arthur Vandenberg Joe Martin Taft CIO AFL Midwest Philip Murray Murray International Typographers’ Union

Mystery Delay Hints at UN Move to Geneva Amid Cash Crunch

Reports of a delay surrounding New York City's United Nations site point to whispers of relocation to Geneva. A hush hush Long Island meeting led to the decision that each UN member must cover part of building costs. The UN seeks an 68 million dollar loan from the United States, to be repaid from annual UN income.

New York City United Nations White House Geneva U. S U.N Long Island Uncle Sam U. N

Seers Silent on Commodity Trend Myth of Current Price Dip

Washington column surveys market forecasts after a price dip, noting mixed predictions since 1946 and the surge in comments about a supposed Truman plan. It traces deflation fears, policy shifts, and public interest, ending with a remark on Washington’s reaction to storms and snow.

Baukhage Washington Chicago Broad Wall Streets Orennsylvania Avenue 15Th Street Coolidge Hoover Secretary of Pennsylvania Avenue AFL Monthly Congress Federal Reserve Board Marriner Eccles

Aid for China Asked and Senate Budget Cut Across Page

President Truman asked Congress for 570 million dollars to aid Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government, a move seen as a token effort. The Senate approved a 2.5 billion dollar budget reduction, while Ireland saw a new inter party government under John Costello. Poet Carl Sandburg emerges as a potential Illinois Senate candidate amid mixed support.

Truman Congress China Chiang Kaishek White House State Department Republican Congress U. S Chiang

First Lady’s White House Reception Trims GOP Preview

Wives of Republican congressmen furious over Mrs. Truman scheduling a February 10 White House reception the same day many Republicans were away giving Lincoln Day speeches. GOP wives accuse Mrs. Truman of blocking a preview of the White House for lawmakers who may win in the next year’s elections.

Mrs. Truman White House G.O.P

Feudin and Fighting Truman Faces Capitol Hill Friction

Capitol Hill leaders including Alben Barkley and Sam Rayburn vent anger at President Truman over the Eccles firing effort and Landis ouster. They also condemn the tax plan dubbed Trum's screwball tax proposal to cut everyone's taxes by forty dollars.

Fdr Capitol Hill Harry Truman U. S. Senate Senate Leslie Biffle Roosevelt Alben Barkley Sam Rayburn White House Marriner Eccles Tom McCabe Mr. Truman James Landis Civil Aeronautics Trum

Soap operas praised as beneficial to society study says

An anthropologist and a psychologist report that daytime radio serials like Big Sister provide moral guidance and emotional support to women listeners. They say the programs reinforce values, bolster self esteem, and show wives and mothers as invincible within the American family.

John Philbottom W. Lloyd Warner William E. Henry Columbia

Easily Built Durable All Weather Dog House Pattern

Advertisement notes an all weather dog house pattern by East Bird Pattern Company. It promises simple carpentry requiring no special tools, with a complete materials list and printed patterns. The object is to enable an unskilled person to build the dog house quickly using readily available lumber.

East-Bird Pattern Company Department W Pleasantville

Home-Mixed Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

A home made cough syrup blends sugar or honey with 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle, claiming four times the value of store bought medicines. It soothes irritated membranes loosens phlegm and eases breathing with quick action and reliable results. Money back if not satisfying. Pinex is advertised as a dependable soothing agent for throat and bronchial irritations.

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