Taft Hartley case sparks questions in Moore Frankfurter clash
The dialogue centers on a Taft Hartley law dispute with Justice Frankfurter and Judge Moore. The writer accuses the DOJ of bias and questions Moore's conduct, suggesting political influence and potential contempt. The piece cites a sensational jury verdict involving a rail incident and the related appeals court criticism.
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Washington
Justice Frankfurter
Philip Murray
Clo
Murray
Truman
Frankfurter
Department of Justice
Mickey Finn
Frank
Ee Furter
Moore
Mijtray
Pruman
Dodge Moore
Beaver
Charleston
U. of J
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Court
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Am Hicher
Court of Appeals
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Arson Compared Tougher to Solve Than Murders in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Ray Gill Ohio marshal calls arson hardest crime to solve as it leaves no body while investigating the Ohio Penitentiary fire of April 1930. A note led investigators to convict Little Jett named as the arsonist though no legal action followed for others involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray Gill
Gil
United States
Gale Owens
Gray Old
Ohio Penitentiary
Gill
Little Jett
Radio Phone Halts Speeding Train in the Nick of Time
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on the West Penn branch George Chesio of Climax warned a New Florence tower about a stalled car on the tracks at 7:20 pm. The PRR freigth halted just one car length from the danger after a timely radio call to the approaching locomotive.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
West Penn
Indiana County
George Chesio
Climax
New Florence
PRR
Chesio
Dog’s Court Behavior Saves German Shepherd From Death
In Pittsburgh a German shepherd named Brownie faced potential execution after its owner was convicted of keeping a ferocious dog. The court spared the dog after observing Brownie’s calm conduct during the trial, with the judge granting probation instead of death.
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Dog
Pittsburgh
Aury
Brownies
Am Man
Browne
Grate Saeed Browne
Louis Walcott title fight and medal play musings
A dated boxing column analyzes Louis versus Walcott and notes the heavyweight race's shaky field. It contrasts Louis’s fading conditioning with Walcott’s potential, critiques 1930s era training, and blends golf and pitching anecdotes about medal and match play.
Ask Me An Other Generar Quiz Review
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to a game show segment titled Ask Me An Other. The text hints at a quiz format and potential generation notes but lacks clear details on participants or outcomes. The readable portion suggests a casual entertainment item from a station or program listing.
The Questions and Answers Quiz from the Era
The text presents a Q and A style list with questions about Venice as the Bride of the Sea, Pilgrims in America, tuners for pianos in Britain, Red Riding Hood limits, and the Crown Jewels in the Tower of London. Answers note Venice, early Pilgrim housing, piano tuner shortage, and the Yeomen guarding the crown jewels.
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Pillerus
America
Little Red Riding Hood
Great Britain
Kent
Canvas Fenta
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