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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
2
Editor notes that foreign policy will dominate when the 82nd Congress opens. A preliminary report cites a slight advance in understanding with North Korea, while columnists frame the issue as a major test for allied strategy and diplomacy.
The article notes a Republican push for greater control in Congress after the recent election. It highlights calls to curb inflation, the possibility of anti Communist probes, and demands for advance consultation on foreign policy. It also discusses China’s role in Korea and the strategic importance of Manchurian power plants.
Vincent Impellitteri, rejected by Democrats, ran solo and defeated Democrats, Republicans and Independents to win the mayoral race. A historic upset highlighted by his victory as a third party challenger.
Senator Taft criticized isolationists while urging fair argument for sacrifices against Soviet threats. Kefauver warned that organized crime uses interlocking ownership to corrupt officials and called for stronger federal laws. Midwest farmers emerge as pivotal swing voters for the 1952 race.
December 15 marks the birth of the Bill of Rights as a cherished heritage and solemn trust. The one hundred fifty ninth anniversary highlights the first ten amendments shaping American history and guiding schoolchildren’s lessons.
Beak by Inez Gerhard Henry Dexter chosen from 75 000 for the lead in Columbia's Valentino film. Linda and Boyd Morse great grandchildren of Adolph Zukor and Marcus Loew appear in The Last Outpost. American Civil Liberties Union promotes a nationwide publicity push defending the Bill of Rights.
The Agriculture Department reported Oct weather gives farmers a fourth largest crop and a strong start toward record volume in 1951. It estimates total output near the average of the past five bumper years, with corn at 3.105 billion bushels, about 13 million below prior forecast, and conditions described as virtually ideal nationwide.
A cryptic style list of crossword clues across and down with definitions for each entry. Entries cover a wide range of topics including geometry, geography, grammar, and common objects. Answers expected include terms like asterisk tartan pattern vent, and various bird and mineral names.
Police guard recounts a dramatic hold up at 302 Market Street after a calm call from Man Bursley, owner of a major department store. Deke Miller escorts officers to the scene where three gangsters are captured with payroll funds. Bursley plans payroll by bank, checks, and a police guard.
A first person reminiscence on the East Side dock near the Fulton Fish Market. Moe the fisherman hooks a memory for the narrator as a near drowning incident ends with a salvaged line and a Liberty Head nickel bribe. The tale links youth, a prank, and a marriage vow inspired by Crazy Moe.
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