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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1943

Page

7

From rags to riches a Standard Oil chief’s rise

Ralph W. Gallagher, once penniless, has become president of New Jersey Standard and helped transfer Buna-S rubber patent rights to the government. The piece traces his 47 year climb from poverty to leadership, noting his early life, career at Standard Oil units, and status as a noted oil authority.

York Ralph W. Gallagher Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Gallagher Standard East Ohio Gas Company New Jersey Standard

Bolero Dress Pattern No 8207c For Girls Ages 3-8

Pattern No 8207c offers a heart neck bolero with large pockets and bow belt for girls aged 3 to 8. The size 4 set requires 244 yards of 35 inch fabric and 4 yards rick rack. The bolero can be worn with other dresses.

Not stuffed: museum animals mounted on hollow forms

Collier's notes that many museum animals are not stuffed. In New York's American Museum of Natural History the mammals in the North American Hall such as bison moose elk and musk oxen are mounted on hollow forms and are light enough to lift easily.

Collier’s American Museum of Natural History New York City

Pattern No 8368 Availability and Material Requirements

Pattern No. 8368 comes in sizes 10 to 20 with size 12 using 334 yards of 39 inch fabric and 12 yards ruck rack trimming. High demand and wartime conditions require longer fulfillment times for a few popular pattern numbers.

Do not wash eggs before putting them on ice and coat tips

Do not wash eggs before icing them as washing removes the protective film. Coat linings should be slippery. If time is tight cut vegetables smaller to speed cooking. Keep crisp cookies with bread in airtight containers. Children like helping with planning. Sugar between fruit layers reduces boil over. A split clothespin makes a safe pan scraper.

Lost Desert Mines Emeralds Found in Northern Tombs

Ancient tombs in Northern Africa yield emeralds linked to lost Sa hara region mines. Arabs claim the stones originated from sources thought hidden deep in the desert.

Africa Sahara Desert

Quiz on common terms and world facts

Questions cover incendiary bomb weight steel versus wood ship lighter meanings apostate will-o-the-wisp chinook twin US city names same East and West coast foot-pound nadir rattle snakes countries and the cruiser called the one-man fleet.

United States

Mystery Quiz on Geography and History Answers

A compilation of quiz items and answers covering topics from mysterious lights over marshes to winds. Includes Portland Maine versus Portland Oregon and the energy to lift a pound a foot, plus notes on the U S S Salt Lake City as a heavily engaged cruiser.

Portland Maine Oregon North South America U.S.S. Salt Lake City United States Navy

Ike Eisenhower Iron Chopper Hero of War Era

The article portrays Dwight D. Eisenhower as a tough versatile figure from boxing to football before West Point. It notes German 18th century ancestry and calls him a leading tank expert praised by soldiers for toughness and luck. An anecdote claims he faced a Negro National Guardsman who fired five shots. all missed.

LMER Indiana Judiciary Committee Davis Owi Davis Manhattan Mystic Conn New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Ike West Point Germany America Chicago

Vander Meer’s two hitless games in one week stun Reds history

Collier's notes that since 1920 only 21 major league games were hitless and only one pitcher, Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds, threw two hitless games in the same week. The first came against Boston on June 11, 1938, and the second against Brooklyn four days later.

Vander Meer Cincinnati Reds Collier’s Boston Brooklyn

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