Daily Capital News Publication Rates and Contact Information
The Daily Capital News of Jefferson City Missouri lists subscription rates by duration and distance, with prices for 1 year 6 months 2 months and 1 month. It notes delivery options in Cole and adjoining counties and other Missouri counties. Also mentions Associated Press ownership and publication details and phone contact.
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Capital News Printing Co
Jefferson City
Missouri
Robert Goshorn
J. Kelly Pool
Associated Press
Cartier Delivery Service
Cole
Ole
Misinformed views on America and cultural exchange proposal
Former U S Chamber of Commerce president Eric Johnston warned that misinformation about the United States remains widespread even among officials. He urged strategic use of cultural exchanges and abroad study to counter Soviet propaganda and noted Americans’ carefree gum chewing habit as a trivial yet revealing cultural detail.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Eric Johnston
Europe
United States
America
State Department
Foreign Information
Norway
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker Waste
A critical review of postwar lobbying in Congress notes that heavy spenders from various interests fared no better than labor veterans farmers and others. It argues that while utilities gained for irrigation and power projects the main gains came from a broad push to cut federal costs and lower rates. The piece critiques the power lobby real estate housing subsidies and wartime favors and highlights the enduring influence of lobbyists within Washington. It also touches on Truman’s shifts toward private construction and the reception of Governor Earl Warren’s liberal stance in California.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Truman
White House
Wagner and
Ellender
G. OF. BP
Wilson W. Wratt
Organized Labor
Farmer's
John Mayer
Army-Navy
WPA
Legislative Agen
Mr. Hughes
Maritime Commission
WPB
Donald Nelson
Flood relief work advances in Cole county plan
The Cole county Red Cross disaster relief committee chaired by Ray mond Bills approved 15 relief cases brought by Miss Margaret Hatch, bringing total approved to 27 with several hundred more expected. Five counties have completed relief work. Cole county deadline for August 8 registrations set by Mrs Coriene Thrall.
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Cole County
The
American Red Cross
Raymond Bills
Margaret Hatch
Hisuuter
Coriene Thrall
Red Cross
Moniteau
Cooper, Osage
Gasconade
Thrall
Monqvoe
McCarty Streets
A. L. Crowe
M. R. Buersmeyer
M. PB
Bdribben
Msgr
J. A. Vogelwald
A. C. Weigel
Claude Bartlett
M's. Phil Campl
Airport Lease Renewal Amid City Council Actions
The City Council renewed its airport lease for six months with Keach owners at 125 dollars monthly, while a Brummel lease snag prompted referral to the airport committee. Plans for a new pool funded by federal aid and site options including Memorial Park were discussed, with potential bond elections and two way radio study for police. Other items included limited speed zones, zoning protest, park lighting funding, and city hall staff salary adjustments.
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James T. Blair, Jr
J. R. Brummel
Brummel
Blair
Paul Keach
Robert Dory
Third Ward
Memorial Park
High Street
Police Board
Dunklin Street
Clark
Cardinal
Dunklin
Bald Hill Road
Washington and
McCarty Streets
Park Board
City Park
Richard Fowler
L. B. White
Logan Bassnett
John Amos
Man Falls From Wall Injures Head at City Corner
Lloyd J. Short Jr. 32 of 304 Lafayette Street sustained head and facial lacera tions after overbalancing and falling from a retaining wall at Madison and East State streets early Tuesday. Police hoisted him back and he was taken to the hospital for first aid. a three inch long footprint on top of his head was noted.
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Lloyd J. Short, Jr
Lafayette Street
Madison
East State Street
Texas Has Worst Highway Crash in 1947
In Waxahachie Texas a highway crash killed nineteen people including seventeen Black individuals and two White men when a truck carrying them collided with a gasoline tank. The wreck burned for hours and blocked the main Dallas road. fifteen bodies were found, two believed trapped, and four were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Texas
Dallas
Missouri Vets Unemployment Pay Is Higher
Chicago August 5 AP Missouri veterans received 50.5 million dollars in unemployment benefits from 1944 to 1946 while non veteran benefits totaled 61 million, with 1946 showing a sharp rise as reconversion and broader benefits expanded aid. Gerhard Hirschfield credits industry readjustment and liberalized benefits for the surge.
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Chicago
Missouri
Research Council For Economic Security
Council
Gerhard Hirschfield
Research Council
Missourian Named Truman Administrative Assistant
President Truman appointed Donald S. Dawson as an administrative assistant. The Eldorado Springs native, 39, formerly director of personnel for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, served as a major in the Army Air Forces and was discharged in April 1946. Dawson takes over from George J. Schoeneman, now commissioner of internal revenue. The trio of Dawson, David K. Niles, and Charles S. Murphy comprises Truman’s administrative assistants.
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Washington
Truman
Donald S. Dawson
Dawson
Eldorado Springs
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Army
Army Air Forces
George J. Schoeneman
Internal Revenue
Mr. Truman
David K. Niles
Charles S. Murphy
Architects Meet With State Board On Building Plan
The state board of training schools interviewed five architectural firms on Tuesday to select a designer for nearly 1 million dollars in new construction and repairs at two training schools. Plans are not yet submitted by architects. Read more on the Boonville and Chillicothe projects and the firms involved.
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State Board of Training Schools
Louis J. Sharp
Sd General
Boonville
Marshall and Brown
Kansas City
Sharp
Chillicothe
Tipton
Boonville School
Chillicothe Institution
Hansas City
Itinerafid Company
St. Louis
Ernest T. Friton
R. Warren Roberts
L. Roy Bowen
Leroy Munyon
Lebanon, Mo
Aleutian Islands Found By Vitus Bering In 1741
Russian fleet captain Vitus Bering discovered the Aleutian Islands during an expedition in 1741 marking a major geographic milestone for European navigation and Russian exploration in the North Pacific.
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Aleutian Islands
Vitus Bering
Emperor Hirohito Visits Joban Coal Mine
Emperor Hirohito descended 1500 feet into the Joban coal mine at Yumato in August and urged miners to raise output. Miners normally labored in the heat in only undershirts but wore shorts for the imperial visit.
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Emperor
Yumoto
Japan
Hirohito
Joban
Ivory-billed Woodpecker Near Extinction Threshold
The American ivory-billed woodpecker appears on the brink of extinction with only about two dozen individuals believed to remain. Experts warn the species faces an imminent risk of disappearance without rapid conservation action.
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