Tribune and Post history of publication details
The item lists publication and subscription details for The Tribune and The Post, including establishment years, printing co ownership, editors, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates by carrier and mail, with payment terms and regions.
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Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Tribune Printing CO
Edward H. Winter
Rupert G. Goshorn
Associated Press
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Jeferson Bay
Cerrier
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Ant
Edy
Rebuilding Confidence Amid Economic Fear and Hope
A historical editorial argues fear fuels economic slump despite strong fundamentals. It urges optimism and collective action, urging spending within means to boost circulation, employment, and eventual prosperity as confidence returns.
Buy Local This Christmas in Jefferson City
A local appeal urges residents to spend all Christmas shopping with Jefferson City merchants to boost holiday sales and employment. It argues clear benefits from supporting home businesses, noting purchases keep money local and may encourage more hires and lasting economic improvement.
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Jefferson Cuty
Metropol
Jefferson City
Frank Sosey Elected Missouri Press Association President
Frank Sosey of the Palmyra Spectator was elected president of the Missouri Press Association at the annual meeting in St. Louis, with praise for the Sosey family's long stewardship of the Spectator. A tribute lauds Frank Losey as a credit to the profession and to Missouri citizens.
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Frank Sosey
Palmyra Spectator
Missouri Press Association
St. Louis
Sosey
Spectator
Frank Losey
Missouri
The Governor's Job
Comment from other papers discusses Governor Cawnerlids remarks in Kansas City about upcoming legislative battles. It notes Democrats likely control both houses next session and warns of political maneuvering to aid campaigns. The piece recalls Missouri's history of partisan cycles and urges focus on state affairs over politicking.
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Kansas City
Cawnleid
Missouri
Cape Girardeau Business Leaders Cite Hope Amid Hard Times
Local business leaders reject gloom promising action to boost the economy. They acknowledge fewer jobs and higher prices but vow to help and stabilize Cape Girardeau as rents, fuel, and groceries fall while work remains scarce.
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Cape Girardeau
Rock
Irdeau
Uncre
Busin SS
Kaperdeau
Bing
Girurteau Missouri
Farmers Face Higher Costs For Modern Convenience
The piece argues that farm progress brings better roads mail service electricity cars radios and more entertainment but at higher costs. It notes farmers must work harder to pay for twentieth century comforts and questions if current gains truly outweigh past conditions, urging acceptance of the bill for progress.
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National Livestock
Weather Storm Chains Midwest Cold Wave In Chicago
A new cold wave grips the Midwest as zero to two below zero temperatures reach Minnesota and North Dakota with forecasts of 10 above in Chicago by nightfall. Snow flurries sweep the region while Milwaukee battles a February storm causing a $206,000 fire loss in three stove fires.
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Chicago
Midwest
Milwaukee
Hoover oil prospect policy upheld by court ruling
The Court of Columbia sustained Secretary Wilbur’s March order denying pending oil prospect applications on government lands. The decision aligns with President Hoover’s conservation policy for the administration, while Justice Van Orsdel dissented noting the need for a formal instrument to enact the policy.
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Washington
Hoover
Ct of Columbia Court
Np- 1
GE announces unemployment fund plan for workers
President Gersard Swope unveiled a plan at General Electric to aid jobless workers. Every employee working half time or more would contribute one percent of earnings, with the company matching dollar for dollar to fund relief for those laid off.
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General Electric Co. Tasheray
Gersard Swope
Soviet five year plan exceeds estimates in two years
Moscow dispatch reports Valerian Kuibyshev declaring the five year plan ahead of schedule with higher than projected outputs across oil, steel, rolled metal, electrotechnical, and agricultural machinery sectors. He notes increases in light industry, agriculture gains, and rapid collective farming growth as proof of plan success.
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Associated Press
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Valerian ¥. Kuibyshev
M. Kuibyshev
Societ Union
Burgeois
Biatiletka
Pittiletka
Piatilotka
Piatiletka
Piatiietka
St Louis Visit Details Mentioned In Brief
The text notes Mrs Henry S Gaulfield leaving today for St Louis to stay until Thursday with her daughter Mrs Clarence Barksdale and family. It references ongoing self-criticism over progress and work quality, with a remark about Piatiletka.
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Henry S. Gaulfield
St. Louis
Clarence Barksdale
Famay
All-Plane San Francisco to New York Service Debuts Tonight
Boeing Air Transport and National Air Transport inaugurate the longest all plane route in the United States linking San Francisco to New York on a 42 hour schedule with an overnight stop in Chicago. Eastbound departures from Oakland at 8 PM reach Newark by 4 45 PM two days later, with stops including Sacramento Reno Elko Salt Lake City Rock Springs Cheyenne North Platte Lincoln Omaha Des Moines Iowa City Chicago Toledo Cleveland.
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New York
United States
Boeing Air Transport
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Chicago
Oakland
Newark Airport
Sacramento
Reno
Elko
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
North Platte
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Iowa City
Toledo
Clevedartd
New York-Chicago
Pickwick Asks 10 Take Over Bus Line
Pickwick-Greyhound Bus Lines of Kansas City filed with the state public service commission for permission to take over Pioneer Stages Inc which operates routes between Kansas City and St Joseph and Kansas City and St Louis. Pioneer Stages joined the application.
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State Public Service Commission
Pickwieck-Greyhound Bus Lines
Kansas City
Pioneer Stages, Inc
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Pioneer Company
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Rash Romance of Celia Mitchell in New York
Laura Lou Brookman as Celia, a young heiress in dispute and romance, travels from Haltiwore to New York. Evelyn Parsons invites her to lunch, a scheming circle forms around theatre actor Richard Caruthers, and Celia faces family tension, a perilous social hunt, and a fortune teller’s ominous reading as the tale unfolds toward a cliffhanger.
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