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Paris Post in Paris, Idaho

28 Jul 1949

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Paris Post

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Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1949

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3

Charles Walcott era fades as heavyweights drift

The essay weighs Ez zard Charles as the era shifts post Tunney Louis and pits him against Woodcock and Savold. It notes Charles lacks punch and fight-fire, while praising his boxing craft and likening him to a .270 hitter. The piece recalls Tunney, Louis, and Schmeling as the era’s defining names.

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Chicago Ezzard Charles Charles Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling Baer Braddock Schmeling Grantland Rice Charles—Woodcock N.B.A Charles Walcott Jersey Joe Walcott Walcott Woodcock Savold Louis Gene Tunney Tom Heeney
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Two-Piece School Dress Pattern No 8293 8384

Sewing circle patterns advertise a smart two piece school dress in cotton with a slanted opening and decorative button. Pattern 8293 offers sizes 12 to 20 with yardage for size 14 noted. Pattern 8384 covers ages 2 to 6 with fabric requirements.

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Roosevelts era pupil jokes about ambition and politics

A grammar school pupil in Franklin D Roosevelt's third term says he studies just enough to pass. His aunt objects that without hard study he cannot become President. The boy retorts that he has no ambition and is a Republican. An Englishman abroad questions a man’s nationality, asking if he is foreign. the man replies that he is American.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Venezuela
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