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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

3

Controversy Over Taft Hartley Case Attacks Judge Moore

Westbrook Pegler reports on the Taft Hartley trial in Washington, criticizing Judge Ben Moore as biased and alleging political influence by the Department of Justice and leaders of the CIO, including Philip Murray. The piece cites Frankfurter and notes a 1948 election context, plus a high court opinion on Moore’s conduct in a separate case.

Ben Moore Washington Justice Frankfurter C.I.0 Philip Murray Gethsemane Murray Truman Frankfurter Department of Justice Mickey Finn Moore D. of J C.i.qo Supreme Court Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Court of Appeals

Goss Warns Truman on Dust Bowl Return and Grassland Restoratio

AteEst GOSS, leader of the National Grange, warns President Truman that a dust bowl could recur unless West grasslands are restored. He cites Wyoming trips and wheat demand as causes, urging reforestation of pasture lands to prevent future storms. The piece also discusses oil lobby power over tidelands and partisan views on Eisenhower.

AteEst Goss National Grange Truman Wyoming Goss Grange Washington West Congress Palestine Tidelands Oil Tidelands Pacific Gulf Arabia United States Continental Shelf Standard Oil Supreme Court Continental Moore Oklahoma United Nations

Louis Walcott title bout prompts chaotic boxing era outlook

The writer argues the June bout between Louis and Walcott signals possible end of an era in heavyweight boxing. If Louis wins and retires chaos could follow, or Jersey Joe Walcott could become champion, but the piece questions Louis’s conditioning and ability, labeling the title defense a joke and a travesty.

Schmeling Louis Baer Tunney Dempsey Tunnney Chaos Walcott Jersey Joe England

Medal play vs match play in golf and baseball talk

The piece contrasts medal and match play in golf noting medal requires consistent strokes while match play allows a single bad hole. A rookie pitcher discusses innings and ball types, comparing eras and home run records with names like Home Run Baker Ruth Gehrig and Larry Lajoie referencing changes from dead balls to lively and explosive balls.

Johnson Walsh Alexander Matty Samson Baker Ruth Gehrig Giants Babe Gehrrig Larry Lajoie Larry

Fouryearold Susie Wonders About Marriage

A four year old asks her mother if she will have a husband like her father and if not marrying would make her an old maid like Aunt Louise. The mother answers yes to both, leaving Susie in a fix.

Susie Louise

First preacher carries samples in basque sauce jest

A circuit rider carries a tiny bottle of tabasco sauce to meals at eating houses. A curious stranger asks to taste it and jokes about sermons. The preacher responds that he must remind the wicked of retribution beyond the grave, remarking on the sample.

Parson

Stowaway Forced to Work His Passage on Streetcar

A stowaway boarded a streetcar and found the conductor smoking while a passenger collected fares. The ex-sailor conductor explained the stowaway cannot pay and must work his passage as a form of service.

Pleasure Has Long Been Out Of The Question

A young lawyer delivers a long dissertation on his case and asks if he may continue. The judge sighs and replies that pleasure is not the issue, but he may proceed. The exchange frames a legal proceeding with wry humor about court decorum.

Butt Court of Appeals Moore

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