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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1944
Page
2
Western Newspaper Union analysis highlights German ambitions in Austria as a strategic gateway. The column notes Japan reinforcing battered forces and warns of a broader decline in hog prices amid wartime strain.
Allied and Axis forces clash as Soviet armies drive toward Budapest after crossing the Tisza. Civilians aid fortifications while German and Hungarian units hold lines, with broader thrusts toward Austria and a push to secure eastern fronts.
Reported battles on Leyte as Japanese defenses tighten their grip while MacArthur presses ground operations. Airfield construction expands fighter bases to strike shipping reinforcing enemy troops. In the home front, beef and pork supplies remain tight with government quotas and packer price controls shaping hog prices amid rising cattle marketing.
Washington Digest reviews the robot powered war effort against London from V-1s and V-2s, detailing launches, defenses, and losses. It discusses future secrecy, the threat from robot aircraft, and how Allied actions changed defenses along the coast. It also recommends reading Our Jungle Diplomacy by Sands to critique U.S. diplomacy and power politics.
Survey results from the national shoe fair in Chicago show retailers will feature brighter spring lines after the war. Women's styles will be open toe and heel with casuals trending, colors liberalized to greens, liberty red and blue jacket blue, and men's tones ranging from army russet to turf tan. Two tone uppers will be allowed with different sole materials.
About 11 000 practical farmers in two thirds of counties work with the Agriculture Extension Service to check land values and other farm facts to serve as advisers for veterans seeking ways to farm. Japanese papers shrink to two pages daily and Japan announces plans to ship synthetic beer to the front for soldier comfort. The average American soldier’s education has risen to the second year of high school from sixth grade in 1918.
A crochet potholder 7 inches high and 5 inches wide in yellow thread with separately formed green leaves sewn on. Described as very easy to crochet and a unique hospitality symbol, suggested as a shower or Christmas gift.
Practical guidance on drying wool sweaters on a window screen for better air flow. Lemons juice on sliced bananas and apples prevents browning. Tips for cleaning a pet sweeper brush and avoiding placing hot foods in the refrigerator to prevent spoilage.
An old home cough remedy combines 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water to dissolve, then adds 2 1/2 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle for a fourfold value. No cooking required and it stores well, eases breathing, soothes membranes, aids sleep, with money refund if not satisfied.
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