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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
3
A fragmented notice from the Post-Tribune includes publication statements, editorial staff, and AP rights. It lists subscription rates by region in Missouri and nearby counties, with various durations and routes and notes carrier service differences.
From the Passaic to Newark area coverage, U.S. Senator Clifford Case is discussed as a potential favored son candidate for the New Jersey delegation to the Republican National Convention. The piece analyzes his past support, the party split, and possible impact if Eisenhower is not renominated.
An agreement to sell Shapleigh Hardware Co of St Louis to Harold C. Schott & Associates of Cleveland is contingent on acquiring 14 percent of the outstanding common shares. The deal values the stock near five million two hundred fifty thousand dollars, with the family seeking division of about sixteen percent and the Cleveland group purchasing the remaining forty percent by December.
The eight member committee urges courtesy and common sense in city driving. Double parking, sudden stops without signaling, and parking on sidewalks are highlighted as major offenses. Night driving headlight use and parallel parking etiquette are criticized as frequent problems in downtown areas. The report stresses that motorists can improve traffic flow through considerate behavior.
Rep Emanuel Cellar asserts a tight cartel, aided by government, could drive Canadian paper price increases. he says Canada holds whip hand and nothing can be identified. He calls for a congressional probe into the new price rise.
Northwest and northeast Missouri face light snow and mixed precipitation with frigid winds. Southeast and southwest zones expect snow turning to sleet or freezing rain with warmer highs later Friday. A stray Norfolk? No. The piece ends with a local anecdote about Stewart McBrayer and a court order affecting a dresser sale linked to a Supreme Court decision.
McDougald lauds Japanese crowds as polite and notes pitchers warming up openly. He contrasts Japanese tactics with American norms, praising infield skill and questioning power reliance, while observing fans’ steady, respectful behavior during the tense World Series context.
Saturday visitors at the library enjoy the Book Week event with familiar characters like Sleeping Beauty and Hansel and Gretel. The program features Christmas stories, films, readings, and crafts aimed at children, with focus on holiday titles and shared family activities.
Jeffersonity educators are named among attendees for a national convention in Atlantic City. Merton Wheeler of Meadow Vane State Director of Industrial Education serves on planning committees and will record meetings of the National Association of State Supervisors of Trade and Industrial Education. Jon Freeman of Lincoln University will monitor state supervisor and teacher training activities in Agricultural Education.
A medical column explains pleurisy causes symptoms and risks. It notes pleural inflammation causes chest pain and sharp dry coughs after cold exposure, with emphasis on rest and prompt treatment to prevent chronic issues and complications like effusion or pneumonia.
Oswald Jacoby discusses a hand where South proves a better bidder than player. The analysis notes spade led by dummy, heart finesse, and the impact of trump breaks on slam chances, highlighting the defender West’s play and the resulting debate over the optimal line.
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