Jefferson City Best Tribune subscription rates and details
Jefferson City Best Tribune announces subscription pricing for Jefferson City and surrounding Missouri areas. Rates cover weekly and Sunday combinations, with separate outside Missouri and out-of-state figures, plus notes on carrier and mail delivery options.
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Seissourit
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Missouri
Sfisenari
Christmas Good News Amid Labor Woes and War
The piece reflects on Christmas as the season of gospel hope contrasting daily bad news. It cites the angels, savior born in Bethlehem, eternal life through belief, and the image of Christ knocking at the door for personal renewal.
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David
Christ the Lord
Missouri readies first test air raid warning
December 27 set as first civil defense drill in Missouri as Americans prepare for attack scenarios in the atomic age. City authorities seek a chairman for local civilian defense efforts while education begins with the drill and future practices.
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Missouri
America
Thituote
Defferson City
Lutke- Witte
The Enchanted and The Disenchanted Spark Mixed Arts Mood
A critique notes how plays and novels reflect popular mood. The 1935 Broadway flop The Enchanted contrasts with the recent The Disenchanted, a roaring success, illustrating volatility in theatrical and literary reception.
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Quotes on freedom, poverty and peace from wartime leaders
A collage of remarks from Clarence J. McCormick, Dinah Shore, Nellie Brooke Stull, Walter Reuther, and Paul Hoffman. The quotes touch on communism, democracy, gender roles, and postwar peace efforts, reflecting wartime and postwar attitudes about liberty, aid, and reconstruction.
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Clarence J. McCormick
Dewey Taft Rivalry Surges Over Acheson Ouster in 1952 Drive
Washington dispatch traces the intra GOP fight over forcing Dean Acheson from the cabinet as a new turn in the Dewey Taft rivalry for control of the 1952 Republican convention. It notes Dewey intervention, Ives shift, and Taft’s reluctance to sponsor a dismissal, with Eisenhower as a potential factor shaping the race and broader party strategy.
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Harry S. Truman
Auto industry tests first price wage control challenge
President Roosevelt set price and wage controls for wartime harmony and launched ESA led rollbacks after auto makers raised new car prices. Auto workers and CIO clash over living-cost raises while wage contracts loom. Government faces difficulty extending controls beyond autos.
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General Motors
Girl Scouts Carol Sing Amid Capitol Steps Crowd
Jefferson City youths staged a Christmas carol program on the state capitol steps drawing a small, shivering audience. A 100 voice Girl Scout choir flashed red lens lights as Miss Virginia Williams directed the carolers before police escorts floated by from St. Peter's School and planned downtown appearances Thursday night between 7 and 8 pm.
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Jefferson
Marine Major Siemins ki Arrives to Take Congress Seat
Marine Major Alfred Sieminski arrived from Korea to assume his U.S. House seat for New Jersey's 23rd district. He landed at Travis Air Force Base near Fairfield, while his wife carried on his campaign. The context notes his election while serving with UN forces. A South American tree used in leather tanning is called queracho, meaning the axe breaker.
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Calif
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Korea
United States
House of Representatives
Travis Air Force Base
Sieminski
Jersey City
N. J
Patel Death Roils India's New Government In 1940s Era
Dewitt MacKenzie notes a severe setback for India's youthful government with the death of Sardar Patel, deputy prime minister and key organizer who integrated hundreds of princely states. Nehru seeks trusted leaders, with C. R. Rajagopalachari poised as potential successor, alongside Dr. Ambedkar as another influential captain shaping postcolonial policy and social reform.
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India
Sardar Patel
Asia
Pakistan
Indian
Maharajah Jam Saheb
Nawanagar
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Lake Success
Nehru
Patel
Congress Party
Chakravarthi Rajagopalachari
C. R
Mahatma Gandhi
All India
Gandhi
Dr. Ambedkar
Arebedkar
Ambedkar Rise Signals Change in Indian Leadership
Norman Oklahoma dispatch notes Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's abolition of untouchability in theory and his ascent to law minister in India's cabinet. It highlights Maharajah Yam Saheb of Nivanagar who switched to democratic rule, became a general, joined the U.N. delegation, and aligned with Nehru as a pivotal council figure amid Asia's leadership shift.
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Edde
Norman
Okla
John DeBarr
Gaekwar
Baroda
England
America
Ambedkar
Poetek Aes
Maharajahyam Saheb
Nivanagar
Maharajah
U. N
Nehru
Asia
Officer Resigns Post With Service Company
Charles Creschin resigns as vice president and secretary of Missouri Public Service to take a similar post with Arkansas Missouri Power at Blytheville effective January 1. Carl J. Mason to become vice president and R. A. Delaney to serve as secretary.
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Missouri Public Service Company
Arkansas-Missouri Power Company
Blythesos Ark
Carl J. Mason
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R. A. Delaney
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