Murphy the Fireman Judge Who Went From Hiss to Halls
Art Everett profiles Thomas F. Murphy, a six foot four inch New York native and federal judge, whose career path from police commissioner to the federal bench reflects a life of public service. Born in New York, he rose from Olcott, Olcott and Glass to U S attorney, led the fight against Alger Hiss, then cleaned New York City’s police department before earning a judgeship. He plans a leave of absence to serve while Truman appoints him, balancing a calm demeanor with a fierce pursuit of justice.
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Butch Tries To Cut Down His Upkeep
Kalamazoo Mr. Watson set a three pound roast on the porch for dinner. A mongrel named Butch dragged a heavy metal container and the roast to Garrett Osterhouse’s home a block away. Osterhouse recovered the undamaged roast and searches for its owner while trying to locate the roaster Buich.
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