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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Bulgarian payee SEAGS rents case with contempt charge and related bills. The text mentions Derabea and references to U authorities and a Bulgarian connection, with a disclaimer about opinions from a newspaper union.
The federal judge led a tough response as 570,000 UMW members faced contempt claims for defying a back to work order amid bitter cold and coal-field violence. The piece notes absence of John L. Lewis in the citation while warning of heavy fines and broader implications. It also reports U.S. foreign policy moves breaking off ties with Bulgaria and stricter measures against Bulgaria, Hungary, and Communist China, as well as a retrospective on 1950s clothing costs.
Congress nears a compromise to repeal federal taxes on oleomargarine with strict labeling rules and no triangular packaging. If approved, the bill would take effect July 1 and ends taxes on margarine while preserving state bans on colored versions. A separate Supreme Court decision questions warrant limits during lawful arrests, with Justice Frankfurter dissenting.
The piece notes a Sunday March 12 worldwide drive called One Great Hour of Sharing led by Church World Service with over 100 000 churches and 255 million members supporting overseas relief and reconstruction. It also recounts Paducah Kentucky’s mixed reaction to Rep Rankin's proposal to move the US war capital there highlighting concerns about housing space traffic and urban strain.
Since World War I there has been debate on dispersing U S agencies and key manufacturing centers to prevent total paralysis from bombing in a new war. The plan gains backing from Dr Paul J Larsen head of the Office of Civilian Defense.
Pittsburgh Pirates part owner Bing Cragby oversees rookie school as high school southpaw Paul Pettit, a $100,000 signing bonus pitcher, draws early attention from club officials and scouts.
In the anti espionage fervor over Soviet spying, Senator McCarthy charged a White House speech writer with ties to Communist front organizations, labeling him a fellow traveler amid the Abomb and H-bomb era.
In 1904 Robert Mantell brought Richard III to the Prin cess on Broadway amid hostile stage crew. A daggered curtain gag sparks a near fatal clash as Mantell defends the production and quips I hope to Heaven I did.
Theatre scenes unfold as Mantell returns to his dressing room in an iron studded glove after warning cast and crew. Critics hail his Richard as Booth’s greatest, while management reshuffles and tensions linger over a possible Hollywood move for Katharine.
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