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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1950

Page

10

Nichols Sees Lighter Side of Washington News

United Press dispatch says liberal Oregon Republican Sen Wayne Morse, famed for trading horses, was outfoxed by two associates. Owen L Scott, editor of U S News and World Report, bought a mare he could not handle, and neighbor Paul Washke helped Morse with brood mares last fall, amid Oregon's harsh winter.

United Press Washington Capitol Hill Man Wayne Ly Man Morse Oregon Owen L. Scott U. S. News and World Report Paul Washke Eugene Ore Morse Washke

Senator and neighbor trade mares for car swap tale

A long running horse trade between Washke and Morse ends with a car swap after misrepresented mares. Morse, dean of a university law school, buys mares sight unseen from Wisconsin and ends with a Ford in trade after the mare balks. Simmons of Eugene Ford dealer swallows a troublesome mare, which soon wrecks itself attempting a barbed wire fence, leading to another swap.

Tory Washke Scott Oregon University of Oregon Maine Wisconsin Morse Dean Buick Graham Paige Pontiac Lawrence Simmons Deen Simmons

Proud dispatcher recalls accident-free railroading career

Angora goats at Hseven snows what sacrifice is noted. In Fulton Kentucky Samuel Leonard Brown, long railroad dispatcher, boasts forty years without causing any accident with injuries or property damage. Wellington Sawyer, Boston University freshman, walks a Welsh terrier to fund through campus. A thief stole a small March of Dimes collection from a street booth in South Bend, Indiana, erasing a few dollars intended for polio victims.

Fulton Samuel Leonard Brown South Bend Ind

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