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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1946
Page
2
Washington argues the Tito era killings of American air passengers are part of a broader Soviet strategy to weaken Anglo American resolve. Russia and allies supposedly stage nerve pressure, isolation, and provocations to push appeasement and pressure Turkey over Dardanelles while pursuing wider aims within the UN framework.
The article recalls Mary Condit Smith and the diary she kept in 1900 at the American Legation in Peking during the Boxer Rising. It recounts her vivid entries on the siege, the assault on legations, the burning of churches, and the daily privations as foreign powers and civilians faced danger, with reflections on the evolving Chinese crisis.
Housing Expeditor Wilson W. Wyatt warned of a possible labor shortage threatening rapid veteran housing. He outlined an intensive recruiting and apprentice program as July to December construction lags persisted toward the goal of 1,200,000 homes. GM President C E Wilson criticized wage policy and labor slack, linking lower auto output to postwar adjustments. The Veterans of Foreign Wars urged pensions for WWI vets and domestic food needs, while the Navy tested air conditioning on new cruisers Salem and Newport News to boost crew morale and efficiency.
No broad relief in the sugar supply is seen until 1947 Caribbean crops move to market, with Cuban and Puerto Rican output key. Civilians get 1,187,000 short tons in Oct-Dec, up from 1,147,000 last year, while per capita availability lags far behind 1940 levels. World production falls short due to war impacts in Europe and Asia, and Philippine supplies were wiped out by Japanese occupation.
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