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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1952

Page

3

Jefferson City News Rates and Postal Details

The Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists subscription prices for various regions including Cole and adjoining counties at 9.00 yearly, 75 cents for six months, and 1.06 for one month, with different rates for other Missouri counties and outside Missouri. It notes mail subscriptions and carrier delivery areas with adjustments for town service and eligibility.

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Czech Executions Aimed to Forestall Future Defections

National World Today piece notes discussions on Czech executions as a measure to curb defections. Mentions Ike boom term used by Missouri industrialists and reports from Jefferson City. Includes unrelated features on ballet themed entertainment and Family Activity Books series for youth hobbies.

Industrialists Post Roger ‘Lewis Alexander ‘van Rensselaer

Ike boom fuels cautious hopes for postwar prosperity

Washington dispatch notes a broad upsurge in business confidence after Eisenhower’s election. Growth in earnings, dividends, and wages boosts industry, with labor shortages in defense sectors and plans for 1953 expansion. Optimism centers on tax cuts and looser controls, as bankers expect an era of stability. The piece contrasts 1920s speculation with current restraint, highlighting solid productivity and an anticipated housing surge despite world tensions.

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Nina Proves Better Acquiring Kitten Than Helpers

A New York columnist recalls Nina a five year old goddaughter who wanted a cat. After a family meeting and many ideas the plan to get a kitten succeeds when Nina and her sister cross the street to mail a letter and return with a shiny black kitten named Jet. The tale underscores that often common effort and simple luck beat elaborate arrangements.

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Doctor Answers Avoid Irritating Skin Triggers

Medical column discusses nosebleeds and winter skin cracking from irritants, including soaps and fabrics. Advice covers avoiding contact with irritants, using a petrolatum based ointment, and seeking medical evaluation for possible underlying heart or kidney issues. The piece weaves in unrelated political notes and book recommendations from a different column.

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The Buck Stops Here Governor Chat With South Carolina

The exchange between North Carolina and South Carolina governors touches on a long standing mystery in political lore. The dialogue hints at political and social topics tied to the White House traditions and private conversations between Mamie and Bess as part of a publicized exchange.

North Carolina South Caroina Deas White House Mamie Bess

Incomplete text hints at North Korea event plan

Fragmentary note references a presidential inauguration advertised in North Korea and mentions General Otie P Weyland from the UN Far East Air Force, suggesting a discussion of securing participation by the Sth Air Force.

North Korea Tim Sth Air Force Otie P. Weyland

Centered Views and Global Peace Echo in 1950s Rhetoric

Sen John Sparkman notes regional political leanings from Alabama while New Zealand minister T Clifton Webb cites ANZUS. Dwight Eisenhower urges calm against hysteria and promotes world understanding for peace. Adlai Stevenson and Adial Stevenson are quoted as political contenders amid a wary era.

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