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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
2
Reporter describes UN Security Council scene at Hunter College and Yale expert comments on veto power and sovereignty. He argues nations must yield sovereignty to an international will for peace, urges student youth conferences to promote global collaboration and action against war.
The 1946 baseball season kicks off with veterans back from service boosting crowds and play. Preview highlights include Yankees vs Tigers pennant race, Red Sox power with Williams and York, and strong NL contenders like the Cardinals Dodgers Giants Cubs and Braves led by manager Ed Dyer with stars Marion Slaughter Hornsby and Musial.
The column muses on a possible army navy air corps merger and the fashion clash of caps. It questions air corps tolerance for ground forces wearing the rakish headgear. It also riffs on the invisible guest at the table and contrasts meat legger with bootlegger in a witty social observe. The piece ends with a quip about the United Nations council and a Persian bear reference.
Four army dischargees join a fan ning bee with the Pittsburgh Pirates' doctor Cadis Swigart leads the group with Ken Heintzelman Russ Bauers and Bill Clem ensen among others. The text notes ex servicemen in lineups with Boston and Washington teams listing Tex Hughson Pesky DiMaggio Lewis Travis and Evans.
Celebrity chatter filled a bustling night at Walderfoyer as Walter Pidgeon Frank Sinatra and stars mingle. Gossip circulated about Embassy hatcheck bands Connie Haines and a gold ruby dog collar and more. An insider look at New York nightlife featured remarks by ex Ambassador Kennedy and socialites at multiple venues.
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