Jefferson City Bost Tribune notices and rates excerpt
Fragmentary OCR of Jefferson City newspaper page shows legal boilerplate and postal subscription rates. Includes colonized text mentioning Jefferson City, Missouri, and various regional and outside-of-state pricing for months and mail services. Contains scattered names and garbled phrases.
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News-Tribune
Robert Goshors
Jefferada City
Seissouri
Ahea
Cole
Missouri
Jefferson City ends Community Chest drive after short of quota
This week Jefferson City decided to end the Community Chest campaign though it fell slightly short of its $47,907 quota. Donors gave more than in previous years, enough to allocate each agency its share, with praise for workers and solicitors who carried the effort.
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Jederson
Community Chest
Diack
White
Jefferson Citians
Be Patient Harvards Budget Rush Compels Dorm Changes
Edward R. Reynolds warns Harvard may cut mid service for dormitories next year if wage scales rise further, forcing students to self-serve. Inflation worries loom, suggesting a policy shift could push students toward self care routines and even prompt more marriages to Harvard men as a new breed of housework aware intellectuals emerges.
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Harvard
Edward R. Reynolds
Wade
Acheson and Marshall Attack State War Critics
Washington dispatch notes Acheson and Marshall launching a behind closed doors case to defend U S foreign policy since World War II They brief leaders of business labor and farm groups and plan more sessions The speakers fault Congress voters for military decline while defending postwar strategy and warning about Soviet threats and Korea
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Dean Acheson
George C. Marshall
Russia
Pentagon
United States
Balkans
Korea
Congress
White House
Truman
Henry Wallace
Voluntary Stabilization Efforts Remain Vague
The Nation Today reports that the Defense Production Act allows voluntary programs for price and wage stabilization, but the Economic Stabilization Agency has produced only vague actions. ESA staffing is thin, with many vacancies and loans from other agencies, delaying concrete programs and formulas.
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Max Hall Washington
Economic Stabilization Agency
ESA
Alan Valentine
U.S. Steel Corporation
Jin
Valentine
Cyrus S. Ching
Wage Stabilization Board
G. Griffith Johnson
Francis P. Whitehair
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Ning
Korea Crisis Touches Western Europe in Nervous Tension
By DeWitt MacKenzie the Korean crisis has put western Europe in a high nervous state, with fears of a major conflict drawing in China. Soviet arm ies in East Germany could threaten the western continent, and Britain and France oppose MacArthur's latest offensive while seeking peace talks with Red China without appeasement.
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Jefferson City
Bost-Tribune
Korea
Stacle
Europe
DeWitt MacKenzie
China
Moscow
Wes Gallagher
AP Dief
Bureau
Frankfurt
Germany
East Germany
Allies
Washington
Britain
Orient
United Nations
France
MacArthur
London
Paris
U. HN
Freels
Bevin
House of O 'Commons
Red China
United States
Aia
Ae ‘N Aw
Peiping
Russia
Truman
Uees
Withdrawal Continues South Through Night in Korea
AP report describes a slow withdrawal from Kunu toward the south as refugees stream away. American trucks move from the river while civilians trudge through frost and dust on the cold roads near outposts, with night falling and aircraft potential threats lingering.
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Day and Wight
Tom Lambert
Hat
Selder
New York
Triborough
San Francisco
Oakland Bay
Eunu
Sukchen
Pyongyang
Suchen
Record Sales Tax Indicated This Year in Missouri
Missouri collected a record 21,281,655 in sales tax for July through September, a quarter surpassing any similar period in history. State collector R. E. Copher cited “scarce buying” of foods, clothing, autos and appliances as a factor, with nine month total at 55,238,394 and a projected yearly total well above the 1949 record. Porcupines are noted for birth virgidity but development follows shortly after.
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Missouri
R. E. Copher
Random Quotes From Public Figures Stir Conversation
A trio of brief quotations reflects varied perspectives on global politics and sports. British minister Kenneth Younger cautions against weak negotiations with the Soviet Union while University president Laurence J McGinley discusses modern entertainment, and Ed Ford of the New York Yankees jokes about winning during winter.
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Ed Ford
New York Yankees
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