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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1950

Page

3

Duty to Serve on Jury The Good Citizen explains

Chapter 2 of the booklet Good Citizen from the American Heritage Foundation outlines the three kinds of juries grand trial and petit and explains how jury duty broadens civic understanding. It discusses the grand jury function the role of witnesses and differences between civil and criminal juries. The article notes the Freedom Train booklet and where to obtain it for 25 cents.

Grand Jury Commonwealth American Heritage Foundation East New York

Windmill Dilemma Spurs Mapleridge Sale Plot

Silas Kent faces town pressure to sell his windmill after a damaging 1935 wind storm inspires a Boston philanthropist to buy it for 1500. A village meeting backs the idea of keeping it as a landmark, and lawyer Bert Englewood raises the bid to 2000, while Kent mocks the letter that sparked the plan.

Mapleridge Silas Kent Silas New England Asa Gardeners Asa Asa Gardiner J Allan Brown Boston Mass Mapleridge Agag S Kent J. Alien Brown Si Kent Bert Englewood Sara J. Allen

All-time greats debated across eras in sports

In this Jubilee year Connie Mack defends modern teams over all time stars. Grantland Rice argues no single era yields the greatest players, noting changes in pitching, hitting, football rules, and equipment. The piece contrasts Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and modern sluggers with old era limits. It notes 30 game winners like Dizzy Dean and the shift from single platoon to two platoons in football.

Connie Mack Connie Grantland Rice Mack Young Johnson Alexander Mathewson Babe Ruth Ted Williams Ty Cobb Cobb St. Louis Ruth Fellers Lemons Sains Dizzy Dean Willie Heston Michigan Heston Archie Hahn Walter Eckersal Jones Hagen Sarazen Hogan Nelson Snead

Inez Gerhard Massey Plays Spy Roles On TV Series

Inez Gerhard Massey, noted for Beautiful Spy films, stars in a Monday night series drawing on real spy experiences she knows. The piece mentions her work in Two films and a shift to a comical mood, with Hall in a strong Para m role and plans for an American music recording for the State Department.

Inez Gerhard ’ Massey Rosalie Newie

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed

Puzzle lists across and down clues with numerous spelling errors and illegible items, including Greek poet and various short forms. The grid references and several entries appear incomplete or garbled, making reliable solving difficult.

Public Relations and a Bakery Rivalry on Delancey Street

On Delancey Street Charlie and Schultz plot to outdo rival Dunkelmeyer who uses machine dough mixing. They stage a mice themed stunt by showing nests in a seven layer cake to lure customers back, achieving Dunkelmeyer’s collapse and a handshake victory.

Charlie Schultz Dunkermeyer Battstein Durstein Dunkelmeyer Delancey Street Champs Elysees Charley

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