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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1948

Page

3

Rip Miller Reflects on Football Material and Rose Bowl Forecasts

In Annapolis Rip Miller discusses the value of recruiting material over coaching fame, recalls the Seven Mules against Notre Dame, and critiques pro incentives. He examines Navy football, describes standout rookies, and analyzes Rose Bowl contenders from the Cotton, Sugar, and Orange bowls, ending with Western teams and the potential Northwestern matchup.

Rip Miller Annapolis Rip Four Horsemen of Notre Dame SMU North Carolina Georgia Tech Georgia Missouri Tulane

Truman civil rights stance aided by warning from Ernst

The article recalls President Truman's firm civil rights line and his fear of rising violence after fiery crosses and hooded mobs. It notes Morris Ernst urged sending the report to state officials, not Congress, but Truman refused. Dewey faces a stalled reform path as GOP eyes a new candidate in 1952, with Earl Warren and Harold Stassen as top prospects.

NLY White House Truman Morris Ernst Congress Ernst Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt Independence Philadelphia Republican National Stassen Dewey GOP Earl Warren California Franklin D. Roosevelt Warren University of Pennsylvania George W. McClelland Law School Earl Harrison Immigration and Naturalization

Bruises on Livestock Reduce Meat Values

A study by the Live Stock Sanitary Committee in Sioux City Iowa analyzed 5708 hogs and found 902 bruised hams the most common injury followed by 207 bruised bellies 146 bruised shoulders and 134 bruised backs Most bruises occur on the lower ham cushion and shank from driving or sorting actions with drivers often kicking or poking hogs and protruding nails or misaligned chutes contributing to injuries.

Sioux City Iowa

Plymouth Boy Wins Midwest Barley Improve ment Award

Bobby V Bruegger a 15 year old sophomore at Plymouth High School Wisconsin won the Midwest Barley Improvement association contest for best essay How Can We Make the Barley Crop Bring More Dollars Per Acre. He received 50 dollars and also won the Wisconsin state prize of 25 dollars and Sheboygan county prize of 5 dollars. Bruegger helps on his family 40 acre farm raises grains and alfalfa and is active in 4 H and Future Farmers of America.

Bobby V. Bruegger Plymouth Wis Midwest Barley Improvement Association Bobby Plymouth High School Midwest Wisconsin Minnesota North South Dakota Iowa Young Bruegger Sheboygan County Byron Bruegger Future Farmers of America

Poultry TB Eliminated In One Year With Care

Prof Frank E Musseh of the University of Nebraska poultry department says tuberculosis in chickens can be eradicated in one year with clean quarters and ground. He recommends rotating range locations yearly and selling old hens on or before June 1 each year unless they are high grade breeders.

Frank E Musseh University of Nebraska Poultry Department

Millwork Cost-Cutting Program From Major Midwestern Dealer

One of the Middle West's largest lumber dealers unveiled a plan to cut home construction costs by about 20 percent through standardized sizes and patterns for doors windows kitchen cabinets fireplaces trim storm sash screens and combination doors. The official noted mass production could reduce costs by as much as 30 percent for entrance frames mantels and related units.

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