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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1943
Page
2
The Western Newspaper Union dispatch analyzes election trends and labor market shifts. It notes a higher wage scale ending the coal strike, and discusses a permit system potentially regulating hog shipments and marketing.
The report notes a coal strike settlement with 460 000 miners ordered back to work after a wage agreement. It mentions hog shipments flooding packers and a potential government permit system, plus results from Kentucky New York New Jersey and Philadelphia elections. It also covers Allied pressure on German positions in Europe and British advances into Norway and Italy.
U S troops landed at Rekata Bay Bougainville as a Japanese squadron moved to oppose the assault. After 90 minutes of maneuvers and hours of fighting US ships repelled the force. one Japanese cruiser and four destroyers were sunk with losses on both sides. Allied air strikes at Rabaul damaged substantial shipping and tanks.
A Delta County farmer, Frank Barron, revived an eight acre waterlogged patch with Canadian purple top rutabagas and harvested five tons per acre, valued at fourteen dollars per ton. Officials project a national refrigerator shortage with millions needed and limited production next year.
John R. Deane, a Californian and San Francisco native, has climbed from WWI enlistment on October 5 to major general. Now leading the American military commission in Moscow, he is expected to advance quickly as lend lease talks push forward. He has served in nine states plus the Panama Canal Zone and China.
BAUKHAGE explains how Form TFR-500 filings reveal American investments overseas across 102 countries, aiding wartime planning and postwar policy. He discusses Ecuador's Dr. Arroyo and Major Fleming, and notes the goals of international trade revival, property claims, and diplomatic levers.
The Swiss paper reports many servicemen visit USO clubs abroad. Berlin sees rising cigarette butt collection as scarce items. General Valdes cites 500 Cuban youths in UN armies. About 10 000 Mexicans serve in the U S army. German anti aircraft duties are filled by 14 and 15 year old schoolboys.
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