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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1945

Page

2

Congress Backs Pearl Harbor Probe Faces Domestic Policy Fight

Congress moves to open a joint inquiry into Pearl Harbor with Barkley pressing for full civil and military accountability. Bushy debates loom over Truman's domestic program including unemployment benefits, fair employment, public works, and reconversion pricing as Japan war exits.

Congress Pearl Harbor Truman Barkley Dem Senate-House Vandenberg Rep Mich Ferguson Philippine Wake and Midway Islands Senate House Rayburn Texas Mr. Truman

Quick War Recovery Seen for Japan by Expert

Dr. John W. Stanton, former war department consultant on Japan and Northwestern professor, says Japan should recover faster than the United States because two thirds of prewar Japanese workers were in agriculture and fishing while Germany and Western nations had higher industrial shares. He notes longer recovery expected in highly industrialized nations.

Japan United States John W. Stanton War Department Northwestern University Germany U. S Britain

Quisling Defends Self Amid Treason Trial Showings

In Oslo, Vidkun Quisling’s counsel Henrik Bergh portrayed him as a constructive European statesman and anti Bolshevik. Bergh claimed Quisling sought peace with Britain and France while contacting Hitler in 1939. He argued sympathy for the 1940 Nazi occupation stemmed from avoiding Poland like a British landing and German counterattack. Production curbs hit Ford and Hudson plants after labor disputes. In Washington, the Truman administration pressed to prevent reconversion slowdowns. Ford laid off over 26,000, Kelsey-Hayes 4,500, and Hudson reductions followed a 6,000 walkout in sympathy with 500 foremen.

Vidkun Quisling Henrik Bergh Oslo Norway Bergh Quisling Hitler Chamberlain Germany Britain France Poland Russia Ford and Hudson Automobile Washington, D. C Truman Ford’s Kelsey - Hayes Wheel Company Hudson's

Rites Fatal Snake Handling Ends in Death

Lewis Francis Ford a 32 year old lay preacher of the Dolly Pond Church of God near Birchwood Tennessee was bitten while removing a rattlesnake during sect rites. He died after being rushed to a hospital. The same service preceded the death of Mrs Harvey Kirk of Wise Virginia who died from a rattlesnake bite after giving birth to a child that did not survive.

Lewis Francis Ford Dolly Pond Church of God Birchwood Tenn Ford C Ga Harvey O. Kirk Wise

JAP Resettlement Plans After Coast Ban Lift

The coast ban on 110000 Japanese Americans is to be lifted and about 45000 are expected to return to the Pacific coast. Roughly 50000 found new homes in other regions in diverse industries while another 50000 remain in relocation camps. Maj. Gen. H C Pratt urged Pacific coast residents to grant resettlers equal citizen privileges.

Pacific Coast Pearl Harbor U. S H. C. Pratt Western Defense Zone

Surplus Goods To Sell At Fixed Prices In New Policy

The commerce department announced a shift to fixed price sales for surplus war goods to speed turnover and widen distribution. About 300 million dollars in material will be available to wholesalers and retailers with items including chicken wire trucks hardware shotguns and shells. Under the plan sales to wholesalers and retailers will follow OPA ceilings with for profit margins and thirty days credit. The Rubber Manufacturers association reports 1941 and 1945 tire production data showing civilian car and truck casings and tube output with current inventories and recent six month figures.

Department of Commerce Department OPA Rubber Manufacturers Association

Miracle Insecticide DDT Not a Panacea

Washington readers are warned that DDT though lifesaving in war and valuable for pest control is not a cure all. Experts say proper use and handling are essential to avoid harming pollinators and the environment while noting air sprays and powders can control mosquitoes flies and other pests.

Zeidler Paul Muller Paul Langer America United States Paul A. Neal Division of Industrial Hygiene U. S. Public Health Service Jones Beach Long Island N. Y Rockford Minois A. L.ahnfeldt U. S Surgeon General Army Lister California Walnut Missouri U. S. Department of Agriculture

Reorganization of Farm Marketing Agency Announced

Secretary Clinton P. Anderson announced the consolidation of more than a dozen Agriculture Department offices into a new Production and Marketing Administration PMA. The PMA is led by Under Secretary John B. Hutson and includes 10 commodity branches 9 other branches the Commodity Credit and Federal Crop Insurance Corporations.

Department of Agriculture Production and Marketing Administration Clinton P. Anderson PMA John B. Hutson Commodity Credit Federal Crop Insurance Corporations

Average Citizen Has Answer to National Welfare

The piece discusses civilian attitudes shaping postwar economic paths, with groups predicting either free spending or cautious saving. It notes the Economic Development Committee's optimistic postwar market outlook, three reconversion phases through 1947, and meat demand despite lower storage stocks. It also mentions cattle and hog movements and favorable range conditions affecting ranchers' winter supplies.

Committee For Economic Development Anderson

Mrs Beulah Hankins Praises Faultless Starch Letter

Indianapolis resident Mrs. Beulah Hankins writes a playful note praising Faultless Starch. She cites easy ironing and time saved on laundry for her family including a four year old, twins eight months old, and numerous white dresses. She urges readers to ask grocers for Faultless Starch.

Indianapolis Indiana Beulah Hankins S. Collier Faultless Starch Company Adv

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