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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1948
Page
6
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes a U S win in Cold War stance while Moscow talks risk collapse as President Truman and Congress clash over budget. The column frames H budget fight and wartime policy as central to the year’s tension.
A UK US focus piece links the defection of Russian school teachers and refusals by Czechoslovak athletes to return home to a widening Western propaganda advantage. It notes stalled Moscow talks, possible Berlin economic siege, and a looming East West stalemate with limited chance of rescue.
In a distant future time the Babe Ruth myth may evolve into a sweeping tale that every ball he hit became a home run. Some may doubt the claim yet keep silent, deeming it an enduring baseball romance.
A Northwestern National Life Insurance report shows Americans will drink about eight billion gallons of coffee and seven billion gallons of milk in 1948. It notes per capita coffee use at 55 gallons and a total liquid intake near 7.95 billion gallons, likening it to a circular lake one and a half miles across and 20 feet deep.
Trials of Japanese war lords in Tokyo produce tons of testimony and documentary proof. Translating the data will take five weeks before the international military tribunal issues verdicts.
The Czechoslovak foreign minister Jan Masaryk died after falling from a third story window in Prague's foreign office. Controversy centers on whether it was suicide or murder by Communists. Dr. Oskar Klinger claimed Masaryk planned to flee to Britain and was killed or forced to overthrow, with four coffins reportedly leaving the scene.
Five quick questions on government, politics, and history with answers. Topics include the fifth amendment, a future woman president, nations by population, wartime August events, and Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas.
U S railroads expect a looser boxcar situation this autumn despite record production and bumper crops. Grain flow in the Southwest ebbs while the Northwest gains more cars and terminals hold storage space.
Washington digest reviews the Agriculture Year Book Grass detailing grassland's role in U S farming and national security. It notes grassland expansion from 700 million to a billion acres, its link to livestock feed and nutrient production, and the book's four part structure plus essays and coast to coast implications.
Gaily decorated shelf pattern offered below shows how to trace, saw, and assemble the shelf using a full size printed pattern. No special tools or skill required. Send 25c to East-Bird Pattern Co. for Pattern No 2.
Do not use black asphaltum to waterproof damp plaster. Wallpaper may absorb moisture from both wall and air, causing failure. Repaint with aluminum paint, let dry, apply a glue size, then hang washable wallpaper or oilcloth. If moisture remains high, locate and fix the moisture source.
The ring may fix after repapering but plaster damage from dampness or leaks should be checked by a plasterer first. Evaluate patch area for remaining damage and remove insufficient plaster before hanging new paper.
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