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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
7
Elmer Twitchell critiques a 5 to 4 Supreme Court decision opposing curbs on hatred and rabble rousing. He denounces rabble rousers and supports strong police power, while noting Justice Jackson’s warning against doctrinaire limits. The page also touches Judith Coplon’s case, a New York street scene, and a $20,000 bail forfeiture for Gerhart Hisler.
SEBO REL RADIO'S Seymour has shared the microphone with Bing Crosby Bob Hope Andre Kostelanetz and Lily Pons. After 14 years as emcee of We the People and Sing It Again he is praised for handling ad lib demanding moments with poise. MacDonald Carey seeks a change after three villain roles in Copper Canyon Streets of Laredo and Bride of Vengeance. Gloria Swanson shuns an 18 000 weekly contract in 1926 to form her own company. Robert Sterling reconciles with Sunbeam after a feud that began during Roughshod as the horse tried to throw him and he won the ride with sugar.
A Seabrook resident recalls meeting Prince Alexander Deborin when he helped with storm windows on a warm day. The prince, living largely in solitude atop Drybridge Hill, joins in casual labor and shares a humorous, secret fishing plan, underscoring his closeness to ordinary townsfolk.
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The piece surveys postwar stars likely to replace aging greats like DiMaggio Williams Feller Musial and Newhouser. It names potential gap fillers such as Ralph Kiner Zernial Dickey Raschi Porterfield and Berra, with comments on Dickey praising Berra and Raschi and Porterfield.
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