Lawyers and judges under fire in Communist cases
A wartime style defense of courtroom decorum condemns contempt by lawyers and protesters in New York and Washington. Judge Medina’s New York court faces shouted insults and intimidation from Communist front groups, with demonstrations at the courthouse and home privacy violations reported.
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New York
Washington
Medina
Communist Front
Court decorum urged as judges crack down on contumacious lawyers
In a 1949 syndicated column, George E. Sokolsky condemns rude courtroom behavior by defense lawyers in the Hiss and Coplon cases, lauding Judge Medina and Judge Kaufman for pushing decorum, while arguing that bold, improper tactics threaten the integrity of the American judiciary and public confidence.
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George E. soKo
Returning to war memories with a trusted companion
In a New York letter veteran HAL BOYLE advises against revisiting European battlefields alone. He shares the mix of loneliness and changed landscapes, urging a group or buddy trip and careful planning with the American Graves Registration Command before visiting graves in overseas U S permanent military cemeteries still under completion.
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New York
Europe
Hal Boyle
American
U. S
Sol
Returning home memories how hal Boyle frames the war
In a reflective AP dispatch Hal Boyle writes that returning dead soldiers home should ease curiosity yet preserve memory. He notes cemeteries will be landscaped next year and urges veterans to revisit memories to gain perspective, showing war’s lack of personal importance amid peace.
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Hier
Nash
Federal Budget Debate and Deficit Risks Highlighted
Jay G. Hayden argues the current Congress faces a key choice as deficits loom over fiscal 1950. Truman proposes 4 billion in taxes while deficits could double next year. He criticizes housing subsidies and socialized medicine, urging a balanced budget to aid recovery.
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Congress
Truman
Raymond M. Foley
House Banking and Currency Committee
Great Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
North American Newspaper Alliance
Tomato and Cucumber Soup Swiss Cheese Souffle Supper
Recipe outlines a Week Day Supper menu with tomato and cucumber soup and a Swiss cheese soufflé. Instructions cover butter, flour, milk, salt, cheese, egg yolk and white folding, proper mixing, and baking in a 6 cup casserole at 300F for about 1 1/2 hours yielding four servings.
Nitrogen Letter N Sums Up Fertilizer Message
In Coquille Oregon county extension workers formed a 30 by 50 foot green N on a hillside to dramatize nitrogen fertilizer value for farmers. The nitrogen treated grass grew greener and taller than untreated grass.
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Coquille
Ore
First conference in Rome drafts international wheat agreement
The inaugural conference convened in Rome in 1931 to prepare a framework for an international wheat agreement. Delegates from multiple nations attended to discuss production quotas, trade terms, and price stabilization measures aimed at easing global wheat shortages and market volatility.
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Rome
Pattern 4963 for slenderizing shoulder line skirt style
The Canton Repository advertises pattern 4963 featuring shoulder line shaping, one piece sleeves with yokes, sharp collar and pocket flaps plus long slenderizing lines. He lists sizes 34 through 50 with size 36 requiring 4% yards of 35 inch fabric and requests 25 cents plus mailing to Anne Adams in New York.
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Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Pronunciation Guide for the Long A Sound
The Bell Syndicate presents guidance on pronunciation for the long A as in day and May. It contrasts flat A usage in words like bat and man with authorities favoring long A. Examples include audacious, Babel, Danish, lambaste, naked, pathos, rabies, radiator, ultimatum, verbatim, vivacious, apparatus, aviator, aviation, data, gala, gratis, status, and alias with emphasis on correct vowel sounds.
Perhaps You Know By A. C. Gordon
A quiz item lists four questions with answers: about 300 chairs to cover one inch, Washington inaugurated in 1789, Don Juan as the first vitaphone aided film, and Thomas Jefferson proposing the dollar as currency unit.
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A. C. Gordon
Don Juan
Thomas Jefferson
Ice-Mint Balm Promises Instant Cooling Relief
A medicated balm offering fast cooling to tired burning feet and relief from stinging corns and callouses. It softens rough spots and leaves feet refreshed and cool. Available now at all druggists.
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