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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1939

Page

6

Defense Chin Up and Our

Washington moves toward stronger military and economic defense in response to Hitler. Key actions include a bill to block shipments to violators of the nine power treaty, retirement anew of aging officers, possible senior-to-younger command shifts, and secrecy on war plane orders. Navy streamlining may merge departments. Land seeks power to requisition ships. funds requested to recondition battleships and a naval air research station. Roosevelt calls for 26,700 miles of new national highways to support defense and peacetime traffic.

U. S Adolf Hitler Washington Nevada Key Pittman Japan Malin Craig George Catlett Marshall Navy Navy Department Maritime Commission Emory S. Land Naval Air Research Station Marchfield Calif Roosevelt

Europe reacts to Hitler speech and shifting alliances

In the week before Hitler's Reichstag address, nations realign as Britain, Russia, and France move toward a Balkan entente while Poland, Romania, and Turkey seek mutual defense against Germany. The piece notes a drift toward encirclement fears and predicts April 28 as a pivotal date in anti-Nazi Europe. It also covers U S relief policy shifts as Congress debates funding for 1939 40 relief programs.

Britain Russia der Fuehrer Roosevelt France Poland Rumania Turkey Bulgaria Greece Baltics Danzig Finland Esthenia Latvia Lithuania Europe Belgium Switzerland Holland Denmark Germany Reich Hitler

WPA Relief and Reform Debated in Congress

The article compares WPA appropriations from 1935 to the current request and notes that $1,477,000,000 would fund WPA for 1939-40. It reports opposition to decentralizing relief and backing for maintaining the present federal state cost formula while warning against cutting relief in an election year.

Congress WPA U. S Roosevelt South Carolina James J. Byrnes Virginia Clifton Woodrum

United States Leads World in High Speed Rail Mileage

The Railway Gazette survey shows America operates 48,247 daily runs at 60 mph plus, the most of any nation, with 12,030 miles at 66 mph or faster and 1,012 miles at 75 mph. Germany has the fastest single run, but the United States dominates diesel, steam, and electric speed totals.

Washington United States Railway Gazette London America Germany

Marquess of Lothian to be Britain’s U.S. Ambassador

Philip Kerr born 57 years ago becomes Britain's No 1 diplomat next summer as ambassador to the United States. A charter member of the Cliveden set he urged appeasement in 1934 and served wartime as secretary to Lloyd George. He later advised Chamberlain and McDonald and favors treaty politics over power politics.

Philip Henry Kerr Lord Lothian Britain U. S Lady Astor Cliveden Hitler David Lloyd George House McDonald Chamberlain Bachelor Argentina Francisco Franco Spain Alexander W. Weddell Weddell George Washington University Law School University of Catania Italy Denmark Zanzibar Catania Athens WNU Service

Anthony Eden, Youngest Captain in War and Rising British Leader

In 1915 Anthony Eden, then 18, became Britain's youngest captain and earned the military cross. Now at 41 he is seen as a future prime ministerial figure, having left Parliament briefly to join the London Rangers for military refreshment. He held the rank of major from the war and declined battalion command.

Anthony Eden Britain Neville Chamberlain London Rangers Regiment Eden

Color Photography Prodigy David Hare Captivates Nation

David Hare, a 22 year old from New York son of a prominent family, mounts a color portrait exhibit using a $2 camera at Fountain Valley Colorado Springs. His three lens setup superimposes color images for mood, drawing praise from artists and society figures as the country’s first color portrait show.

EW York Lincoln School of New York Fountain Valley Progressive School of Colorado Springs David Hare Mr. Hare President Roosevelt Arnold Genthe Leonardo da Vinci Hare Lindbergh

Beautiful Bird Baffles Experts At UK Exhibition

A bird displayed at the New Horticultural Hall stunned eight experts at Westminster and defied identification. Allen Silver of Newport, its owner, said he has seen rare birds but never one like this. The canary sized creature features sulphur-yellow plumage, jet-black flight feathers, and a golden crown. Brought by a sailor home from Africa 18 months ago, it resisted all museum references.

London Natural History Museum South Kensington New Horticultural Hall Westminster Allen Silver Newport Africa Silver

Australian Men Go Soft Copy Hollywood Idols

In Darwin Australia beauty parlor operators say many men are adopting Hollywood looks. Once rugged workers who rode long distances and dug posts now visit parlors for permanent waves plucked eyebrows and masques. A hairdresser notes nearly half her clients are men.

Darwin Australia Clark Gable Leslie Howard William Powell

Britain names Australia richest British possession

The London Board of Trade has declared Australia the richest of British possessions, boosting Sydney and New South Wales as premier regions in wealth within the empire.

Britain Sydney London Board of Trade Australia

$16 Mare Still Worth $16 After 22 Years

Charman Nebraska farmer J A Power bought a gray mare colt for 16 dollars 22 years ago. He tried to sell her at a sale and the auctioneer’s hammer fell as the 22 year old mare brought 16 dollars.

Charman J. A. Power

Something Different in a Crocheted Chair Set

Pattern 1957 provides charts and directions for a crocheted chair set with materials, stitch illustrations, and directions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. in New York for the pattern and include name and address.

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