Jefferson City Post Tribune Rates and Publishing Notice
Jefferson City Post Tribune announces subscription rates and delivery details. Rates listed by county and duration include Cole and adjoining counties, other Missouri counties, and outside Missouri. Publisher noted as Robert Goshorn with Associated Press credit and reprint rights reserved.
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Teisune
Robert Goshorn
Associated Press
Ausociated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
Qutside
Quiside
Farewell to the log cabin as a political symbol
A mid twentieth century critique argues log cabins no longer symbolize equal opportunity as rural slums and submarginal farm dwellings hinder the American standard of living. Congress is urged to act by buying up substandard farm housing, replacing it with modern homes and leasing at low rents to tenants and sharecroppers.
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Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Carnegie Library Sees Fifty Percent Rise in Circulation
Officials credit city newspapers for boosting library use, with a half column weekly on new books and features fueling interest. The growing city population has strained the building, signaling need for additions and improvements as postwar growth continues. Reform School at Boonville faces calls for abolition or rehabilitation amid broader public debate on public services.
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Carnegie Library
Jefferson City
Julia Andrae
G. V. Arnold
Wagner Murray Dingell Bill Could Expand Social Security
The Wagner Murray Dingell proposal would greatly liberalize Old Age and Survivors insurance, include farm and domestic workers and self employed, raise payroll tax to fund disability and other additions, ease eligibility, revise wage formulas, boost maximum and minimum benefits, credit service in uniformed years, and adjust retirement rules. The plan targets 1946 effective date with broad coverage expansion and higher benefits.
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S&s
Burton Heath
Wagner
Murray
Dingell
Proposed Social Security Changes Show Benefit Shifts
An illustrative worker retiring May 20 1843 under Wagner Murray Dingel would see under current and proposed formulas changes in average wage, basic benefit, and primary monthly rate. The example lists monthly benefits for the worker and spouse under both schemes, highlighting shifts in support levels and eligibility.
Truman Attitudes Toward Business and Postwar Policy
An examination of Harry S. Truman’s prewar remarks shows his support for private enterprise and limited federal planning. He emphasizes a center-right stance, prefers deregulation, and warns against perpetual wartime controls, aiming for a free, self sustaining postwar industry with tax footing and higher wages for real purchasing power.
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Washington
Hay Tucker
Harry S. Truman
White House
Missouri
F.d.r.’S
New York
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Armed Services
War Department
Article on Terror in Japan to appear in Collier's week
New York June 7 UP An article by Mark Gayn one of six charged with theft of confidential government documents will be printed this week in Collier's The piece titled Terror in Japan was prepared before arrests and relies on intercepted broadcasts radiograms and confidential reports from diplomatic and military sources A Collier's spokesman said censorship reviewers found no objection to publication The article covers Japanese reaction to the first ten days of concentrated bombing by U S planes last March.
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New York
Mark Gayn
Collier's
Japan
Gayn
Collier’s
Office of Censorship
James E Warner
U. S
Hatcheries Produce 28.9 Million Chicks in April
Missouri commercial hatcheries hatched 28 875 000 chicks in April, about the same as April 1944, but 46 percent above the 1939 43 average. Officials said many hatcheries would run at full capacity through year end, with May 1 orders for later delivery more than double those a year ago.
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Columbia
Missouri
U S
Convict Who Married WAC Granted Parole
James Fr. Bailey Jr. of Cummins prison, Farm, Ark., was paroled after a 30 day furlough to marry Camp Edwards Massachusetts WAC Mary Ann Delana. He was among 24 convicts granted paroles by the Arkansas state board of pardons paroles and probations.
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Cummins
Farm
Ark
James FR. Bailey, Jr
Arkansas Penitentiary
Camp Edwards
Mass
Wac
Bailey
J. L. Shaver
Mary Ann Delana
State Board of Pardons
World War I veterans must collect bonus by June 15
James Marlow reports that World War I veterans must exchange or redeem adjusted compensation certificates for Treasury bonds by June 15 to receive 3 percent interest accrued since 1936. The $275 million in adjusted service bonds mature June 15 1945, ending the wartime bonus program and preventing further interest accrual after June 15.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
Treasury
Blood deliveries drive NATS cargo and crew missions
Pacific NATS planes deliver blood, passengers, and cargo across the Pacific theater. A four engine plane carried 15,000 gallons of Universal or O blood from San Francisco, Portland, and as far east as Chicago to blood banks in the Marianas and Okinawa. Pilots and crews regularly fly long routes to supply war areas, with varied backgrounds from submarine service to Wall Street. In addition to medical cargo, NATS transports include passengers and diverse freight as veteran aviators and young crewmen describe life in service.
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Richard O'Malley
Naval Air Station
Honolulu
West
Naval Air Transport Service
Universal
San Francisco
Portland
Chicago
Marianas
Philippines
Okinawa
Pacific
John L. Harris
Kansas City
Mr. Harris
NATS
ACRM
Robert Clark
Westfield
N. J
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Anne Babe
Library
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Wagner - Murray - Dingell
Robert F. Wagner
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Truman Committee
Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Uncle Sam
Hal.t
Roosevelt
National
Robert E. Hannegan
Detroit
Thomases
M. Vinson
Capital City
Capital
Colliers
Jack Garidy
Rothville, Mo
Oakland
Calif
Gandy
Civil Life
John 4. de Gomez
Gomez
Naval‘ Air Service
Abner Carberry
S”ic
Mountainville
Iowa
Cmdr
Charles Witter
Lee's Summit
Navy
Air’ Service
Witter
Hollywood
United States
Coroc mii
Vspolly
Tor Auatity Ratte
Ste. Gag
Rapidry Enamel
Rapidry
Leterns of Cook's
Cook's
Jefferson
Cook's Paints
Rane Ek
Phil A
Stuart Teblats
FHA
G.l.bill of
City National Building and Loan Ass'n
Jesse N. Owens
Monroe Street
MGM
Ree Cel
Inds Tonitz
Lana*turner
Laraene Day
Tom
Spirit Beverage
Frank
Judge
Esvertisen
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