Obscure Jefferson City Newspaper Public Notice
Irregular OCR text from a historic Jefferson City publication outlines Associated Press copyright and postage details, pricing by county, and subscription terms. The fragment references publisher Robert Goshorn and editorial staff with delivery and rate notes, though many words are garbled.
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Ak Sa
Robert Goshorn
Crester Seause
Menser
Associated Press
Postettice
Jefferson City
Salon
Mobilization pace sparks Capitol Hill White House clash
Washington dispatch reports a widening rift over mobilization speed between Congress and the Truman White House. Critics argue the United States is underprepared for a potential two-front war, noting only 17 divisions in existence or training and slow reinforcement through selective service.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
White House
Defense
Brarshall
Congress
United States
Pearl Harbor
Korea
Pentagon
Russia
Germany
Westerm
Europe
National Guardsions
Army
Stalin Leadership Keeps Stalin In Power Amid Doubts
DeWitt MacKenzie weighs Stalin’s grip on Soviet rule as the 71st birthday lauds his leadership. He notes past purges and a tightly controlled elite, yet questions linger about succession and stability if Stalin departs.
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Stalin
There Are Not Enough Names For All Little Aches
A Victorian advice column by Edwin P. Jordan discusses vague nervous ailments and a warning against cold water drinking at night. It answers readers questions on cold limb pain, a husband who drinks ice water, vaccination for a child, and a granddaughter who bites her nails.
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Edwin P. Jordan
AM. D
E.aln
Mame
RG. Law
Christmas at Home and Faith Amid World Turmoil
A reflective piece emphasizes family Christmas rituals and a mother preparing sweets, decorations, and church plans. It connects Christmas with the birth of Jesus and urges faith as wars loom, noting ministers' roles in guiding toward salvation and a hopeful future through Christian doctrine.
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Nome
Jesus
Simon Peter
God
Schmidtke
Christ
Voices on freedom and policy in a fog of quotes
A mosaic of quotes on war, rearmament, China, Europe, and policy stances. General MacArthur, John Foster Dulles, and Lucius Clay appear among reflections on strength, unity, and social programs. A streetcar anecdote about youth and crowding adds a domestic aside.
Clergyman Says Reds Could End If Armmed By UN Forces
A Korean pastor in Seoul told AP during a visit with Canadian troops that he would fight to the end if arms were supplied by the United Nations. Chung, a Presbyterian minister, cited ruined church buildings, mass Christian arrests, and the absence of tanks and bazookas in early Red occupation, urging Western arms aid to curb Communist advances. He noted Christian leaders in North Korea were arrested or disappeared before the war and said Western Christian influence persisted despite Korea’s isolation. He expressed confidence in eventual victory and recalled pastors' suppression under Kim Il Sung's government.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Stalin
Charles P. Nutter
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Staltin
Russia
Hitler
Fuehrer
Jack MacBeth
United Nations
David Caung
Hea Y of
Toronto
Chodong Presbyterian
Seoul
South Korea
Chung
Nists
North
Kore
Northwest Korea
North Korea
Nori
Kim
Sung
Terian
Pyongyang
Ing
Korea
Kure Ner Dena
Truman asks for new powers to speed wartime policy
President Truman urged Congress to grant broader powers during the emergency to adjust government contracts and reorganize agencies, while opposing a blank check. The plan to empower contract price adjustments faces GOP resistance, and questions linger about potential restructuring of armed forces and welfare functions under the defense program.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Jones
Tait
Ohio
Taft
Trumen
Charles E. Wilson
Senate
No. 2
Truman 2d
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