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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1945

Page

3

World labor front bid exposed as Hillman plot meets opposition

A front page explosive alleges Sidney Hillman and Russian allies led a World Trade Union Congress bid to control world labor at the Oakland meeting and in the San Francisco peace conference. Molotov allegedly backed the plan, but the steering committee blocked it, sparing Bill Green’s AFL aligned approach.

CIO San Francisco RONF Sidney Hillman Oakland Bay World-Trade-Union Congress Hillman Molotov Latin America Trade Union Congress California Bill Green AFL A World Labor Front Green World Labor World Order International Labor Office League of Nations AFL World Group International Federation of Trades Unions London Hillmar Washington Congress

Hoover Warns of Juvenile Crime Wave and Home Responsibility

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover brands juvenile delinquency the nation’s gravest crime problem and calls for strong parental and home education. He notes 1944 crime totals with age 17 as the peak offender group and urges religion and discipline to curb youth crime.

Washington Bureau Union Trust J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover FBI Washington John FBI National Police Academy Wickertham FBE

Old-Timer view on Newhouser Trout two-man Tigers staff

The piece contrasts the Newhouser Trout pairing with historic two-man rotations. It cites Newhouser’s early promise, his plate-control flaws, and Paul Richards’s role in his development. It also outlines Trout’s cheerful, dedicated approach and late-blooming consistency, noting both pitched in over half of Detroit’s games and carried the staff.

Detroit Newhouser Trout Tigers Mathewson McGinnity Jack Chesbro Tiger Combinaton E. A. Batchelor The Harold Weenie Tiger Paul Richards Paul

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