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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1952

Page

2

Local newspaper masthead and pricing notes

The page shows the Tribune press masthead with publisher Robert Goskoren and editor Chester Krause, stating Associated Press content and mail subscription rates. It lists varying yearly and monthly rates for Cole and adjoining counties, other counties in Missouri, and outside Missouri, with a notice about carrier delivery service and rejected subscriptions.

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Truman's Self Assurance After 1948 Victory

The article traces Truman's rising confidence after his 1948 upset, noting his reluctance at 1945 start, fear of the presidency, and later vindication. It discusses his defense of his record, attacks on Eisenhower, and reliance on his party while promising every idea from his circle, ending with the 1948 election as a public rebuke of demagoguery.

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Democrats Fight Last-Minute to Retain New Deal Reforms

Washington reports a final Democratic counteroffensive to preserve New Deal and Fair Deal reforms before Eisenhower takes office. Proposals include disposing of $25 billion in federal properties, an inventory of $12 billion in authorizations and unobligated funds, and further funding contests across TVA, interior, and Army Engineers budgets. Skepticism about rapid decontrol clashes with GOP aims to curb federal expansion.

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Notable quotes from scientists and public figures

A compilation of remarks includes Atomic scientist Dr. Arthur Compton on nuclear energy as a vital power source, Grange Master Herschel D. Newgom on state experimentation versus federal aid, ex-convict John Thomas Garson reflecting on life in Britain, and remarks from Jeanne Crain and Frank Lovejoy on public perception and juvenile delinquency, plus Danish critic Oluf Martensen-Larsen on drinking.

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Books on Korea Stir Reader Interest at Library

The library shelves highlight naval and land campaigns in Korea through titles by Mauldin, Karig, Voorhees, Mulvey and Higgins. Works cover Marine battles, civilian life, and soldier stories, with films on Korean life and background. The feature notes reader demand and a shift toward Korea related subjects and media.

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Health Proposals Stall as Truman's Plan Fades

James Marlow reports that years after first proposing compulsory health insurance, President Truman leaves office next month with the plan still a distant prospect. The push has failed to gain passage in Congress and remains largely unmet.

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Jughead Goddess In Boyle Bathroom Sparks Debate

A quirky tale from New York recounts Frances and friends debating a porcelain green goddess statue nicknamed Jughead. The discussion ties to postwar health policy and hardline politics as Truman and AMA plans are invoked, parodying a scene with a Seoul statue and a Santa Claus wage note.

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