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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

3

Perini Pushes Two 12-Team Leagues For Major Baseball

The piece argues for realignment by creating two 12 team leagues to include growing cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco. It notes these markets could rival traditional giants and questions why fans in large cities must settle for minor league play. The column also contrasts baseball with football and highlights insights from jockey Ted Atkinson on split-second decisions.

LY Perini Braves Perini Los Angeles San Franccisco Baltimore Buffalo Houston San Francisco Santa Anita New York Cleveland Detroit Pacific Coast California New England Minnesota Florida Texas Edldie Arcaro Atkinson Ted Hirsch Jacobs

Shipping Ban Violated Exposes OIT Export to Czechoslovakia

A column claims the Office of International Trade issued licenses to export ball bearings and steel balls to Czechoslovakia via Overseas Mercantile, despite official bans. It notes Czechoslovakia’s Skoda plant is a major munitions supplier and highlights large proposed 1949 military budgets for Army and Navy, with air force figures pending.

U. S Commerce Department Office of International Trade William Remington House un-American Activities Committee Russia OIT Czechoslovakia Overseas Mercantile Company Great Skoda Germany

Washington Merry-Go-Round Behind Pearson In Vacation

The Washington Merry-Go-Round is written by Robert B. Allen while Drew Pearson is away. The piece notes national and state contests heating up before Labor Day with undecided voters and Kefauver defeating Memphis Boss Crump signaling political upheaval and uncertainty.

Drew Pearson Washington Robert 8. Allen Harry Truman Thomas Dewey Congress Truman Memphis Crump Kefauver

Advisory commission report flags raises for lower ranks

The report proposes pay increases for enlisted personnel and junior officers but not for senior grades. It suggests eliminating tax deductions and certain allowances, potentially cutting top pay. A prior generals and admirals panel urged boosts for all ranks, while Defense Secretary Forrestal deferred to a civilian commission for a new study.

Advisory Commission Defense Forrestal Congress

Summer spraying not effective against heel fly grub

An agricultural note reviews cattle spray trials with benzene hexachloride rotenone and DDT. Older cows showed few grubs after summer treatment while calves and young stock remained infested. Experts caution that summer sprays are ineffective and that control is best when grubs are in the cattle backs.

Dgne Corn Belt Pas Department of Agriculture

Soil Inventory Aids Farm Management

A soil fertility inventory helps farmers manage assets like buildings and livestock by tracking soil nutrients, organic matter, and structure. Contour cultivation strip cropping and terracing slow runoff, protect topsoil, and sustain soil quality for higher output.

Middle West Soil Improvement Committee

Soil fumigation boosts sugar beet yields in Utah trials

Joint tests by sugar interests and the USDA show soil fumigation after sugar beets markedly increases yields. Without fumigation, fields with a large beet crop become death beds for the following year’s crop due to rapid nematode buildup.

Utah Sugar USDA

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