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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1947
Page
8
In a prewar reminiscence, a party anecdote links Milton Eisenhower and Dwight Eisenhower to rising ranks and future roles. The piece praises Taft’s intellect and political skill while noting fandom for Dewey and Taft as the leading contenders, with Brown buoying Taft’s delegate gains.
Truman’s meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays roll out with mixed public support and questions about how long the voluntary conservation drive will last. Officials say the program may extend to next summer. analysts expect at least six months of rationing while Europe aid runs December 1 to March 31 to raise 580 million dollars.
The piece argues that revived Comintern activity in nine European nations harms American mental peace. It cites the state department flagging dismissals of officials deemed habitual or close associates of persons believed to be Communists, challenging a core Anglo-American legal principle that a man is presumed innocent.
In a current events style quiz five nations were refused U N membership Italy Finland Hungary Romania and Bulgaria. The famed wireless inventor usually credited is Guglielmo Marconi an Italian. Hirohito crest on stamps features the chrysanthemum. The Verdun pass phrase first appeared in February 1916 used by Marshal Henri Petain. Vaughan promotes merging Organized Reserves of the army and National Guard with the army.
A rising burden of tuition and fees risks shutting out capable students without strong family income. Dr. John D. Russell warns that if financial support does not rise after GI Bill expiry, higher education may become limited to children of the well off, with public colleges showing substantial fee increases since 1939.
A 1848 plan to bridge Niagara Falls offered $5 to the first person who could ferry a string across the 800 foot chasm with a kite. A boy achieved this, enabling a steel cable to be pulled across. The early suspension bridge spanned 820 feet and was hailed as an engineering feat.
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