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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
2
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists subscription rates and mail routes. Rates vary by region with Missouri and out of state prices, and delivery options note carrier service in towns not accepting mail subscriptions.
HAL BOYLE surveys the shift from office revelry to private family celebrations as unions blame government policy for power costs and workers, including women, push the party into a planned, safer event. Farmers protest public power dams. political contests across districts reflect anti public power sentiment while Christmas parties fade into family gatherings and safer, controlled productions.
The article discusses Ike's cabinet selections as an effort to balance regional, party, and sector representation. It notes mixed praise and criticism from Democrats and Republicans, highlights conflicts with Taft, and argues the team aims for efficient, broad national service amid postwar politics and looming FEPC debates.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on ending separate schools for white and Negro children across five cases from Delaware Kansas Virginia South Carolina and the District of Columbia. The 14th Amendment and equal treatment lie at the heart of the dispute with a decision expected in 1953.
The Doctor Answers details dramatic advances in pernicious anemia treatment led by Whipple Minot Murphy and Castle. It traces the historical progression from a deadly prognosis in the 19th and early 20th centuries to modern diagnosis and effective therapy, noting the role of liver-based approaches and dietary factors.
A Life magazine series titled The World We Live In presents the birth life and likely death of earth its oceans lands and living creatures in word and color paintings. The review notes tingling excitement and calls it a story for people of all ages explaining natural topics vividly. The piece envisions photofluorography for gastric cancer future use alongside TB X rays.
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand demonstrating point count bids and the risks of a three no trump opening. South’s 25 to 27 point balanced hand leads to careful play with heart and club lines, weighing finesses to secure nine tricks.
Bridge deal notes a planning trick during a 3NT auction with North South in control. Opening lead signals suggest defense attempts, while the East West cards indicate potential tricks through careful play.
In a letter to the editor Rev James A Sever thanks Jefferson City readers for their major aid to a Thanksgiving Week clothing drive for war victims. He credits the city and the newspaper for essential publicity and asks God to bless all helpers.
Named attorney Orville Richardson of St. Louis was elected president of the Missouri Association of Claimants’ Attorneys at a Saturday meeting in Kansas City. Ernest Hubbell of Kansas City was chosen vice president and C. V. Harnhardt of St. Louis was selected secretary treasurer.
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