Jefferson City News Tribune Postal and subscription notice
Public notice from the Jefferson City News Tribune outlines the newspaper’s publishing details. It lists establishment years 1908 and 1865, the publisher Robert Goshoex, Associated Press membership, mailing rates for Missouri and out-of-state districts, and carrier delivery service information.
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Jefferson City
Tribune
News-Tribune
Robert Goshoex
Associated Press
Seffersas
Sciscriptisa
Canker Delsery
European Aid Slash Sparks House Budget Bitter Debate
The House cut 269.7 million from European aid, a compromise later reopen to larger Senate review. President Truman proposed a 100.1 million reduction, while a subcommittee trimmed 629.7 million, drawing GOP votes and White House opposition. The final plan allocates 34.6 billion for ECA over 33 months, shortening the span and shrinking monthly cuts.
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Truman
House Appropriations
Gavnie
Immeniztely
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Acheson
Paris
Rayburn
Congress
Europe
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Omar Bradley
Sears
Government bonds and housing rents in postwar proposals
The text quotes Gayle W. Arnold urging dispersed cities to reduce target exposure and President Truman praising bonds for national progress. It notes a housing demand for rentals at $40–$60 monthly, with a claim that $15 rooms for new builds could end rent controls in five years, attributed to Federal Housing Expeditor Tigne FE Woods.
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U. S
Gayle W. Arnold
National Security Resources Board
Eee
Tigne FE. Woods
Fighter versus Bomber clash fuels national debate
Washington June 3 The fight over Secretary Johnson and a 300 bomber order triggers Congress to demand test scrutiny. Debate centers on the B 36’s vulnerability and strategic value amid pressure to curb defense spending and consolidate appropriations through a single bill.
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Washington
Louis A. Jonnzon
Johnson
Lee
National Defense
Carl Vinson
House
Armed Services Committee
Billy Mitchell
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Aussia
Pentagon
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Tow Missourian
Senate
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Bridges
New Hampshire
Treasury
Mrr
Cannon
Sam Rayburn
Uncle Sam Has Real Problem Getting and Keeping Employees
Washington June 3 AP Uncle Sam faces trouble attracting and retaining workers as turnover runs high Leo Lilienthal and Senator Hickenlooper clash over AEC management. Hoover commission study notes 5.6 million federal hires and quits since 1939, with most young people preferring private sector pay and advancement. A survey of 3,445 seniors finds only one in four interested in government careers, citing salary and promotion limits versus perceived job security and benefits.
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Washington
Sam
Hickenlooper
Iowa
AEC
Lilienthal
Hicken- Jooper
Hoover
U. S. News and World Reports
Hoo
Cone
Tess
Hoover Commission
Young People Seek Guaranteed Future Not Risk Free
Hal Boyle notes shifting views on security among youths and nations, from opportunity through risk taking to favored corporate or governmental steadiness. A Magazine survey shows 1949 graduates prefer stable jobs over starting small ventures, signaling a move from individual growth to risk minimization and self improvement through faith.
The Doctor Says Surgical Treatment Preferred In Cataract
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains cataracts common in elderly eyes may appear in one or both. Surgery is the preferred treatment as no medical drops cure cataracts and early operation can restore vision though timing varies. Cold sores answered separately by virus and self resolving with menthol helps.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Ideological Fight For Rule of World
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that while war fears have eased, the democracy versus communism struggle will persist along ideological lines for years. Gen. Lucius D. Clay cites ongoing battles over economic equality and individual freedom, with Germany’s strategic position ensuring continued ideological clash. The piece traces communist influence, wartime events, and global upheavals, noting underground activities in many nations including the United States.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
Columbia Univer
New York
Reich
Comintern
Hitler
Russia
Reichstag
Alarinus van der Libbe
Supreme Court
Com- Taunists
United States
Moscow
Communists
France
Italy
China
Escow
Young workers seek personal growth and public service praise
Among 874 former government career employees in the past decade, 306 responded. The study shows their average quitting salary was $7,000 after about 13 years with Uncle Sam. Most left due to pay adequacy and advancement limits, while only 13 percent would gladly return to government work.
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I. Eral
Sam Batshey
England under socialist rule sparks debate on ideology
The speaker questions a socialist government in England, arguing communism uses force and aims to erase rival ideologies. Aimed at democratic defense, the critique urges concrete, constructive ideals to counter the threat.
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England
Taylor heads new fire prevention group in state
Gov Forrest Smith appointed Attorney General J. E. Taylor to lead a coordination committee for a state wide fire prevention conference later this year. Dr. Thomas A. Brady of the University of Missouri named committee director. The first meeting is set for 11 am June 13 at the Governor hotel with members from St. Louis Kansas City Hannibal and Jefferson City among others.
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Forrest. Smith
J. E. Taylor Firmen
Smith
Thomas A. Brad
University of Missouri
Taylor
Pruman
Washington
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Governor Hotel
Taylor and
Brady
Arthur Baer
St. Louis
G. M. Burns
Kansas Try
Gilbert Burman
St. Joseph
Lester E.field
Col. David
F.¥. Hein Jein G
Jeffries
Hannibal
Robert W. Otto
G. E. Phillis
Kansas
Jefferson City and St Louis Figures Named
Jefferson City lists Frank L. Wright James A. Davis and Gale F. Johnston along with Paul W. Terry St Leuis August A. Busch H Roe Bartie Nat Milgram Kansas City as named figures in local coverage from St Louis to Kansas City.
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Ferson City
Frank L. Wright
St. Louis
James A. Davis
Jefferson City
Gale F. Johnston
Paul W. Terry
St. Leuis
August A. Busch
H. Roe Bartie
Kansas City
Nat Milgram
Ansas City
Girl Hit By Car Is In Good Condition
Norma Jean Douglass seven year old was struck crossing Highway yesterday. She sustained bruises and cuts and was taken to St. Atary's hospital but is now at home according to her mother Elsie Douglass. Driver Lilian Smith of Guk was involved.
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Norma Jean Douglass
Vetter’s Lane
Elsie Douglass
St. Atary's Hospital
Bankers Enroll in Second Agricultural Short Course
Frank Railton vice president and assistant trust officer of Exchange National Bank enrolled in the bankers second agricultural short course on financing agriculture at the College of Agriculture in Columbia June 15 16. Moscow AP reports a Soviet whaling expedition returned a family of red headed penguins from Antarctica now on display in Moscow 200.
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Frank, Railton
Exchange National Bank
Mi + bankers
College of Agriculture
Columbia
Moscow
Antarctica
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