Fragmented trial notes on Moore Frankfurter case and damages
Disjointed excerpts describe Judge Moore and Frankfurter in a contempt dispute amid Taft Hartley context. Notes recount a jury award of 160000 for a railroad injury, questions about appropriate damages, and alleged partisan influence. Includes scattered quotes and testimony fragments about conduct, witnesses, and opinions.
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Dust Bowl Warning and Oil Lobby Power Rise
GOSS warns President Truman of a looming dust bowl unless West grasslands are restored amid high wheat demand. The piece notes the oil lobby’s push to claim tidelands oil and overturn the Supreme Court, detailing figures like Pershing and Eisenhower’s postretirement staff. Henry Wallace eyes a new running mate as Oregon Democrats back Kaiser against Truman.
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Charlie Michelson
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After Louis and boxing boxing and boxers and opinions
A collage of sports reflections argues Louis’s looming June title defense against Walcott may define boxing’s future, critiques past heavyweights’ talent pools, and laments condition over skill. It contrasts golf match and medal play, praises rookie pitchers, and recalls Ruth Gehrig era home runs amid changes to the ball.
Little Susie Confides Marriage Dreams In Family Talk
Four year old Susie asks if she will marry a husband like her father and doubts becoming an old maid like Aunt Louise. Her mother answers yes and a lighthearted family exchange ends with Susie sighing she is in a fix.
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Weill
Parson Carries Bask Basco Sauce Remark
A circuit rider at an eating house carries a tiny bottle of basco sauce and offers a sample. A curious stranger tastes it with beer, then asks if the preacher preaches hell. The preacher replies about retribution beyond the grave, and the man notes the preacher carries samples.
Conductor makes passenger work his passage
An inspector on a streetcar confronted a conductor who was smoking while a passenger collected fares. The conductor, an ex-sailor, claimed the passenger was a stowaway who cannot pay and therefore must work his passage.
Business Before Pleasure
A young lawyer delivers a long dissertation on his case and asks if he should continue. The judge sighs that pleasure is out of the question, but allows him to proceed.
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Murray
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Jose
Ben Moore
Charleston
John L. Jube
Dorothy Jean Hodgson
Pittsburgh
Hunt Armory
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