The News Tribune and Post History and Subscriptions
The item outlines the News Tribune Company details, publishers and editors, AP affiliation, and a chaotic listing of subscription rates and distribution notes for Missouri regions and outside areas, with scattered garbled pricing and mailing terms. Includes dates and sections about second class matter and miscellaneous service notes.
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Poetic Release Warns About Poison Ivy in Government Verse
A Bureau of Education release lampoons a poetical effort about poison ivy, critiquing its imagery and praising the health warning. The piece mocks flowery lines and urges continued public guidance to cut down the ivy.
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Bureau of Beslth Education
Bureau
Remarkable Milestone for Rhode Island Senator Green
Rhode Island's Sen Francis Green becomes the oldest legislator to serve in Congress. He shows confidence in election to the Senate and aims to continue in public service, praised for steady lawmaking and devotion to both state and nation.
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Rhode Island
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America
Payroll padding at the Kansas City capitol questioned
A guest editorial condemns payroll padding by legislative staff as wasteful and damaging to public confidence. It argues many employees do little or no work while others are overburdened, warns of potential kickbacks, and calls for oversight before the next session. The piece cites Isaiah and Addison to contrast pride with strength.
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Kansas City Star
Missouri
Return Propaganda to Soviets in World Affairs Call
Khrushchev used a nationwide broadcast to present Soviet life as prosperous. The writer argues America should respond with an Eisenhower address to Soviet citizens, highlighting freedom, open debate, and political repression in the USSR. The piece frames communism as dangerous and urges persistent Cold War pressure.
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Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Montana
Wisconsin
La Follette’s Modern Republicanism Echoed in Ike Era Debate
A 1957 Herald Tribune piece discusses Robert La Follette Sr.’s legacy shaping Eisenhower era policy. It notes shifts in party reform ideas, tax trends, rail regulation, and calls for constitutional changes including presidential elections. The piece links La Follette to modern Republicanism amid Cold War tensions.
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Harding
Ray Tucker
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Fragments of Opinion and Odd Facts From a Mail Bag
Readers send a collage of odd observations and questions from Chicago to Hollywood. The exchange touches on language, gender, technology, history, and culture with snippets about onions, autos, queenly glass, and a claim that 13,000 dealers or salesmen face a challenge in offering truthful explanations.
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Elizabeth
Owen K. ‘Murphy
Theo Leat Iie
Niagara
Corp
Logan
Smith
Meadville
Great Wisdom and Its Value, a Carlyle Insight
The quote by Thomas Carlyle proclaims wisdom as infinite and indispensable, deeming its value the pinnacle of human achievement beyond exaggeration. It frames wisdom as the supreme mark of human attainment and enduring virtue.
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Thomas Carlyle
The Doctor Says Cure of Warts Remains Puzzling Feature
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses warts in this NEA feature noting they are common and likely viral. He cites mysterious cures from suggestion or charm, including folklore methods and paid-for cures, while stressing that medical explanations remain elusive.
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